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2026-09-06 19:31:00 CEST

The first crêpe is rarely beautiful.
That’s okay.
It belongs to the cook.
After that: thin, foldable, endlessly customizable, and surprisingly simple.
Straight from a French culinary school. 🇫🇷
French Pancakes (Crêpes)
https://zap.cooking/s/8hk5jf?ref=social

2026-09-03 18:25:00 CEST

One of the highest-return ten minutes you can spend in a kitchen:
Make pickled red onions.
Tacos. Sandwiches. Eggs. Salads. Bowls.
Anything that needs acidity, crunch, or a little color suddenly gets better.
https://zap.cooking/s/ebsrlr?ref=social

2026-09-02 23:24:00 CEST

The iOS app is getting closer. 🍎
We’ve made a lot of progress over the past few weeks and the pieces are starting to come together.
There’s still work ahead before we release it, but we’re excited about where it’s going.
Android is live.
iOS is coming.
And we keep building.

2026-09-02 03:13:00 CEST

Spreading the word. ⚡️🍳
We got to demo Zap Cooking at Startup Day Guadalajara with @npub1an8…z6yg ⚡️🇲🇽
Food. Community. Nostr. Bitcoin.
We showed how Zap Cooking brings recipes, social discovery, and peer-to-peer Bitcoin support into one experience.
The goal is simple: make cooking more useful, more social, and more connected, while giving creators a better way to earn directly from the people who value what they make.
Still building. Still sharing. Still growing the network.
Full demo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oATK5A_HJ-w

2026-09-02 00:23:00 CEST

If you haven’t checked out Zap Cooking on Zapstore lately, the experience keeps growing.
🤖 Cheffy in My Kitchen
🍳 Recipes and food discovery
🗓️ Meal planning
⚡ Bitcoin built in
👥 Social cooking
Come see where we're heading
https://zapstore.dev/apps/cooking.zap.app

2026-08-31 01:39:00 CEST

What are we actually trying to simplify?
🍳 Deciding what to cook
🛒 Planning what to buy
🤖 Getting useful help
⚡ Using Bitcoin
👥 Sharing food with other people
Different technologies underneath.
A simpler experience on top.
We simplify your cooking experience.
We simplify your Bitcoin experience.

2026-08-30 04:56:42 CEST

Is the potato the most versatile food on earth?
Boiled. Baked. Fried. Mashed. Roasted. Chipped. Hashed.
Across cultures, cuisines, and generations, we keep finding new ways to turn a simple potato into something completely different.
Few ingredients can become so many things.
🥔 The humble potato might be one of food’s greatest inventions.

2026-08-30 00:38:00 CEST

If you’re on Android, this is a good weekend to give Zap Cooking a spin.
Plan meals. Discover recipes. Ask Cheffy for help. Explore the community. Use Bitcoin directly in the experience.
And tell us where we can make it simpler.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cooking.zap.app&pcampaignid=web_share

2026-08-30 00:35:05 CEST

We’re everywhere. ⚡️🍳
Food. Bitcoin. Community.
Find us 👇
https://linktr.ee/zapcooking

2026-08-29 20:37:00 CEST

Ten minutes today can improve sandwiches, tacos, eggs, burgers, nachos, and whatever else needs a little help for months. 🌶️
That is an excellent return on effort.
Pickled Jalapeño Pepper Slices
https://zap.cooking/s/v3v0eq?ref=social

2026-08-28 19:35:00 CEST

Somebody puts their name on a recipe, expectations immediately go up.
Mr. G apparently accepted the challenge. 🍗🥗
A good homemade chicken salad doesn’t need to reinvent anything. It just needs to be really good.
Mr. G's Homemade Chicken Salad
https://zap.cooking/s/11yef6

2026-08-28 02:55:00 CEST

Meal planning isn’t about eating perfectly.
It’s about making tomorrow’s decision a little easier.
Three planned dinners can be more useful than seven ambitious ones you never make.
Plan enough to create momentum.
Leave enough room for life.

2026-08-28 00:32:00 CEST

We don’t want Cook+ to be a membership you forget you have.
It should earn its place by saving you time, helping you plan, making recipes easier to use, and giving you better tools in the kitchen.
The question is simple:
Does this make cooking easier?
If it doesn’t, we have more work to do.

2026-08-27 18:32:00 CEST

There are days for delicate plating.
And there are days when the correct amount of brown gravy is “more.” 🥩
Diner comfort food, made properly at home.
Lohan's Savoury Salisbury Steak with Brown Gravy
https://zap.cooking/s/mkbamm?ref=social

2026-08-27 04:06:58 CEST

Should we make it?
#nevent1q…99zn

2026-08-26 23:30:00 CEST

We publish our code because we believe good technology benefits from being examined.
Find a bug. Learn from it. Improve it. Build something new from it.
That openness doesn’t weaken what we’re building.
It makes us work harder to earn the things a repository can’t provide:
Trust. Reputation. Authenticity.

2026-08-26 17:30:00 CEST

Dates in sesame chicken sound unusual right up until you try them.
Sweet dates. Toasted cashews. Sesame chicken.
One of those combinations that makes you wonder why it isn’t more common. 🥜
Sesame Chicken with Date and Cashew
https://zap.cooking/s/krbjc6?ref=social

2026-08-26 15:29:00 CEST

The grocery list should be an output of your meal plan, not another project.
Choose what you want to cook.
Let the ingredients flow into the list.
Then go shopping.
That’s the kind of boring work technology should handle for you.

2026-08-26 03:30:56 CEST

Cooking is part art, part science.
It’s tradition. Philosophy. Community. History. Creativity. Memory. Identity.
It’s something passed down through generations and something we reinvent every day.
A recipe can tell you where someone came from. A meal can bring people together who have almost nothing else in common.
Food is more than fuel.
It’s one of the oldest ways we create, share, connect, and care for each other.
That’s what makes cooking so interesting.

2026-08-25 18:13:00 CEST

Zap Cooking is live on Android. ⚡️🍳
Recipes, community, AI-powered cooking tools, meal planning, and Bitcoin in one experience.
We’ve spent years building the foundation. Now we want more people using it.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cooking.zap.app&pcampaignid=web_share

2026-08-24 23:07:00 CEST

Tell Cheffy what your week looks like.
It can help build your meal schedule, organize what you’re cooking, and add what you need to your grocery list.
AI is most useful when it removes small decisions before they become big annoyances.

2026-08-24 18:15:00 CEST

Some meals understand that everyone is hungry and nobody wants another pan to wash.
Everything you like about tacos. In a bowl. With a spoon. 🌮
Taco Soup
https://zap.cooking/s/iasiga?ref=social

2026-08-24 15:25:00 CEST

Better habits usually start before the decision has to be made.
Plan a few meals. Know what you need. Put it on the grocery list.
When Wednesday gets busy, dinner already has an answer.
We simplify your cooking experience.

2026-08-24 03:59:36 CEST

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No minimum, one relay is enough. The catch with a private relay is that zap.cooking only publishes and reads the relays configured in Settings > Relays, which defaults to the public set, so make sure you have your relay configured there, or publish a NIP-65 list.

2026-08-24 02:31:55 CEST

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Universal base for just about everything 🤙

2026-08-24 02:28:00 CEST

What's the meal you make when you have absolutely no plan?
Not your impressive meal.
Not your favorite recipe.
The one you can make almost automatically when everyone is hungry and you need dinner on the table.
We want to hear those recipes.

2026-08-24 02:01:26 CEST

Zap Cooking Just Got Smarter: Pantry, AI Meal Planning & Grocery Lists
https://youtu.be/Tyyoa-jFIdg

2026-08-23 17:18:48 CEST

New season, new habits
https://v.nostr.build/zFqaSannKLa6O92L5h4J5Y.mp4

2026-08-23 15:27:00 CEST

Meal planning shouldn't require planning seven perfect dinners.
Start smaller.
Pick a few meals you actually want to make. Reuse ingredients. Leave space for leftovers. Leave space for life.
A useful meal planner should reduce decisions during the week, not create homework on Sunday.

2026-08-22 23:26:00 CEST

Open source makes software incredibly easy to copy.
Bitcoin proved digital scarcity could exist anyway.
We find that contrast fascinating.
Code can be abundant.
Trust, reputation, attention and relationships remain scarce.
Those are the things you have to earn.

2026-08-22 15:26:00 CEST

The internet doesn't need another 10,000 chicken recipes.
What we need are better ways to find the right one.
Something that fits your time, ingredients, skill level, nutrition goals and mood.
Discovery gets much more useful when the question changes from:
“What recipes exist?”
to:
“What should I cook?”

2026-08-22 01:08:00 CEST

A five-star rating tells you whether someone liked a recipe.
A conversation can tell you much more.
What did you substitute?
What would you change?
Did your kids eat it?
Would you make it again?
Food gets better when knowledge travels with the recipe.

2026-08-21 19:25:00 CEST

Some recipes become easier when you stop trying to make them fast.
Veal shanks. Low heat. Time.
Put it in the oven and let physics handle the hard part. 🍖
Easy Osso Buco
https://zap.cooking/s/ajcq3h?ref=social

2026-08-21 15:24:00 CEST

Shipping a product changes the questions.
Before launch: Does this work?
After launch: Does this help?
That second question is much more interesting.
As more people use Zap Cooking, that is what we want to learn: where are the moments we can remove one more step, one more decision, or one more frustration?

2026-08-21 02:24:00 CEST

Recipes are interesting because they are both structured and deeply human.
There are quantities, temperatures, times and steps.
But there is also instinct, culture, memory and taste.
That makes food a fascinating place to build technology.
The computer can help with the structure.
The human still makes dinner.

2026-08-20 16:23:00 CEST

We don't want you spending more time inside Zap Cooking.
We want you spending less time figuring out what to cook and more time actually cooking it.
That distinction matters.
Good software isn't measured only by engagement.
Sometimes success means helping you put the phone down.

2026-08-20 02:23:00 CEST

Open source gives us an unusual kind of accountability.
We can tell you how we think the technology should work.
Or you can go look at the code yourself.
We like that.
Transparency is more useful when it can be verified.

2026-08-19 15:22:00 CEST

The internet made information nearly free to move.
Bitcoin did something different: it made value internet-native too.
That opens interesting possibilities for creators, communities, and products built online.
We happen to be exploring those possibilities through something everyone understands:
Food.

2026-08-19 02:21:00 CEST

Software has a cost whether you see it or not.
Servers. Models. Development. Design. Support. Time.
With Cook+, we’re trying to build a straightforward exchange:
We make tools that improve your cooking experience.
If they create enough value for you, you can support the work.
That feels like a healthier relationship

2026-08-18 16:21:00 CEST

Nutrition labels give you numbers.
What most people actually want is context.
How much protein is in a serving? What is driving the calories? How does changing the portion change the meal?
We built Nourish around making food information easier to understand, not harder.

2026-08-18 04:19:00 CEST

The best leftover recipe might be breakfast.
Open the fridge. Cheese? Vegetables? Yesterday’s meat? Herbs that need used?
Put them in an omelette.
No complicated planning required. 🍳
The Anything Omelette
https://zap.cooking/s/7gtcyr?ref=social

2026-08-18 01:03:00 CEST

Thai Red Curry has one of the highest flavor-to-effort ratios in existence.
Twenty minutes.
One pan.
Your kitchen suddenly smells like you've been cooking all afternoon.
https://zap.cooking/s/niu4ht
What's the one recipe you make when you want people to think you worked harder than you did?

2026-08-18 00:45:29 CEST

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Probably not as bad as it sounds, tbh.
#naddr1qv…uvd6

2026-08-17 17:18:00 CEST

The moment you decide to cook something, the recipe should become easier to use.
Ingredients. Steps. Portions. Nutrition. Questions along the way.
That’s how we think about product design at Zap Cooking: turn information into something you can actually use in the kitchen.
We simplify your cooking experience

2026-08-17 15:02:00 CEST

Recipes are weird.
Think about it...
Someone you've never met can teach you how their grandmother cooked dinner fifty years ago.
That's a pretty incredible form of technology.
We've always thought recipes were worth preserving.
We're just building better tools for sharing them.
🍳⚡

2026-08-17 09:25:00 CEST

Cooking creates a lot of tiny questions.
Can I substitute this?
How do I know when it’s done?
Why did this sauce break?
What can I make with what I have?
Those are exactly the moments where AI can be useful.
Not to cook for you.
To help you keep cooking.

2026-08-17 03:37:42 CEST

When the moon hits your eye, like a big pizza pie…
#nevent1q…d2k7

2026-08-17 01:01:00 CEST

One of the biggest surprises building Zap Cooking...
We thought we were building software.
Turns out we're building a community that happens to organize itself around food.
That's a much more interesting project.
See you in the kitchen. 🍳⚡

2026-08-16 19:58:00 CEST

One membership.
Four kitchen companions.
📅 Meal Planner
👨‍🍳 Sous Chef
🤖 Cheffy
🥗 Nourish
We built Cook+ because we'd rather charge the people who find value than sell the people using the product.
It keeps our incentives simple.
https://zap.cooking/membership

2026-08-16 14:57:00 CEST

Turnip Green Soup is one of those recipes that quietly reminds you great food doesn't have to be expensive.
Good ingredients.
A little patience.
That's usually enough.
https://zap.cooking/s/i1fjba

2026-08-16 00:56:00 CEST

Weekend assignment.
Cook something you've never made before.
Worst case?
Pizza.
Best case?
You discover your next favorite meal.
Either way...
Everybody wins.

2026-08-15 19:55:00 CEST

Air Fryer owners have become suspiciously enthusiastic.
This recipe explains why.
Smoky.
Fast.
Doesn't heat up the whole house.
The air fryer has officially earned permanent counter space.
https://zap.cooking/s/gnilrp

2026-08-15 14:54:00 CEST

Every recipe says...
"Serves 4."
We admire the optimism.
😂

2026-08-14 21:53:00 CEST

Orzo with Asparagus and Prosciutto is dangerously close to looking fancy.
Fortunately...
It's much easier than it looks.
https://zap.cooking/s/gnvlpc
Restaurant energy.
Tuesday effort.

2026-08-14 15:52:00 CEST

Every Friday we celebrate something.
Not perfection.
Progress.
Small improvements every week eventually become software people love.
That's the plan anyway.

2026-08-14 04:16:34 CEST

Our code is open source.
You can read it. Review it. Learn from it. Copy it.
What you cannot copy is our brand, our reputation, our work ethic, or the values we hold true to.
That part has to be earned.
That is authenticity.

2026-08-14 03:52:32 CEST

We simplify your cooking experience.
That’s what we’re building at Zap Cooking.

2026-08-13 23:51:00 CEST

Flammkuchen is what happens when Germany and France decide crispy is a food group.
Thin.
Crunchy.
Gone before it has time to cool.
https://zap.cooking/s/wrj7hu

2026-08-13 20:25:00 CEST

Sous Chef might secretly be my favorite feature.
Find an amazing recipe online.
Skip the life story.
Keep the recipe.
That's a trade I'm willing to make every single time.
Included with Cook+.

2026-08-13 20:11:52 CEST

Tell Grandma, she can now download Zap Cooking on Android 📱👇
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cooking.zap.app
#nevent1q…0e6m

2026-08-13 14:50:00 CEST

Fun fact.
There's code inside Zap Cooking whose entire purpose is helping someone decide what to cook tonight.
Some software changes industries.
Some software just saves Tuesday.
We're okay with that

2026-08-13 03:26:45 CEST

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Yep

2026-08-13 01:37:00 CEST

Mansaf isn't just Jordan's national dish.
It's the kind of meal that reminds you food was always about gathering people together.
Some recipes feed people.
Others build memories.
https://zap.cooking/s/0ixb3v

2026-08-12 19:04:00 CEST

It’s happening.
https://npub1xxdd8eusvdxmaph3fkuu9x2mymhrcc3ghe2l38zv0l4f4nqp659qskkt7a.blossom.band/12b403ac4059cd895d47bb2e0cb450f5ecf1cc531731c7938aca87715a695cc9.png

2026-08-12 17:56:00 CEST

One of our favorite things about building Zap Cooking is watching someone in Pennsylvania cook dinner from Jordan...
...while someone in Australia comments on it.
The internet is actually pretty cool when it's used like that.

2026-08-12 14:47:00 CEST

Travel is amazing.
But until teleportation ships...
Food is still one of the fastest ways to experience another culture.
One recipe.
One evening.
Whole different part of the world.

2026-08-12 00:45:00 CEST

Every cuisine has a recipe that politely warns you it's going to be spicy.
Di Shui Dong Style Cumin Ribs are not one of those recipes.
They assume you already know.
https://zap.cooking/s/vtftuu
Bring napkins.
Maybe milk.

2026-08-11 18:43:00 CEST

Cheffy has exactly one job.
Help you cook.
Not write poetry.
Not pretend to be your therapist.
Just help make dinner a little easier.
Sometimes the best AI is boring.

2026-08-11 13:46:00 CEST

We keep hearing AI is going to replace everyone.
Honestly...
We're just hoping it helps us figure out what to do with the leftover rotisserie chicken.

2026-08-11 00:39:00 CEST

Xinjiang Big Plate Chicken isn't just a recipe.
It's an excuse to invite extra people over.
The potatoes soak up the sauce.
The noodles soak up everything else.
Everyone somehow ends up standing around the pan.
https://zap.cooking/s/9jrdl9
Who's coming to dinner?

2026-08-10 17:51:00 CEST

One thing we've noticed while building...
Good software isn't about adding features.
It's about removing tiny annoyances until nobody notices the software anymore.
That's surprisingly hard.
Also surprisingly satisfying.

2026-08-10 14:37:00 CEST

Every family has this conversation.
"What do you want for dinner?"
"I don't care."
"No, what do YOU want?"
Meal Planner exists because we'd rather spend ten minutes cooking than twenty minutes negotiating.

2026-08-10 03:11:00 CEST

Some recipes survive generations because they simply work.
Shepherd's Pie is one of them.
Comfort food doesn't need to be complicated.
https://zap.cooking/s/jfvb5p
What's the one meal that reminds you of home?

2026-08-09 20:27:00 CEST

One membership.
One mission.
Help people spend less time figuring out dinner and more time enjoying it.
Cook+ includes:
🍳 Cheffy
🥗 Nourish
👨‍🍳 Sous Chef
📅 Meal Planner
Every membership helps us keep shipping new features without ads or selling your data.
https://zap.cooking/membership

2026-08-09 14:33:59 CEST

What do you call a fake noodle?
An impasta.

2026-08-08 15:24:00 CEST

Weekend challenge.
Cook something.
Share a picture.
Tag #foodstr.
The best part of building Zap Cooking has always been seeing what everyone else creates.

2026-08-06 01:55:03 CEST

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Cheffy fixes this

2026-08-05 20:01:00 CEST

Cheffy has become one of our favorite tools.
Need dinner ideas?
Wonder what you're looking at?
Need a substitution halfway through cooking?
That's exactly what Cheffy was built for.
Included with Cook+.

2026-08-05 16:18:00 CEST

AI should make you a better cook.
Not replace the cook.
That's how we've approached every AI feature we've built.
Technology in the background.
People at the center.

2026-08-05 01:17:00 CEST

Great sauces change everything.
Red Chile Sauce from whole dried pods is one of those recipes you'll make once and use all month.
https://zap.cooking/s/t6jamb
What's one sauce you always keep around?

2026-08-04 04:03:46 CEST

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Your tomato garden is looking vibrant! Those hues of green, yellow, and orange are a feast for the eyes. Can't wait to see what delicious creations come from these beauties! 🍅
⚡🍳 via Cheffy · zap.cooking

2026-08-04 00:03:00 CEST

Oyakodon is one of my favorite reminders that comfort food doesn't need twenty ingredients.
Chicken.
Egg.
Rice.
Twenty minutes.
https://zap.cooking/s/169kcd
Would this make your weeknight rotation?

2026-08-01 16:56:00 CEST

One year ago I never imagined we'd have people around the world sharing recipes on Zap Cooking.
Now every week I discover something I'd never seen before.
That's the magic of open communities.
Keep cooking.
Keep sharing.
We'll keep building.
🍳⚡

2026-08-01 00:03:00 CEST

If you're firing up a smoker this weekend...
Start here.
🔥 Brisket Burnt Ends with Hatch Chile 🔥
Some recipes don't need much explanation.
https://zap.cooking/r/naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzps3sahf5efwgxx9lgkf2cptvmcm4r8fetsysfsm758r9pw9dffcjqq0xyunfwd4k2apdvf6hymn594jkuern945xzarrdqkkx6rfd35sjggjjl
Who's hungry?

2026-07-31 21:26:17 CEST

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Those golden fries look perfectly crispy, and those sunny-side-up eggs are calling my name! The addition of creamy avocado is such a fantastic touch. Enjoy your breakfast feast! 🍽️
⚡🍳 via Cheffy · zap.cooking

2026-07-30 17:01:00 CEST

Open protocols don't matter because they're decentralized.
They matter because ownership matters.
Your recipes.
Your identity.
Your community.
Those should move with you.
That's why we're building on Nostr.
⚡

2026-07-29 15:59:00 CEST

AI shouldn't replace people.
It should remove friction.
That's how we're approaching it.
Cheffy helps you cook.
Nourish helps you understand food.
The recipes still come from real people.
Technology should stay in the background.
https://zap.cooking
🍃

2026-07-28 23:58:00 CEST

Some recipes become favorites.
Others become community lore.
Pizza Beans somehow became both.
It started as a simple weeknight dinner.
Now it's basically part of Zap Cooking history.
Long live Pizza Beans. 🍕🫘
https://zap.cooking/s/wpueya
What's the most unexpectedly good meal you've ever made?

2026-07-28 17:57:00 CEST

One thing I've learned building on Nostr...
People don't just want another app.
They want to be part of building something.
Every recipe shared.
Every bug reported.
Every feature request.
It all moves Zap Cooking forward.
Thanks for building with us. ❤️

2026-07-28 14:35:27 CEST

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This Pinakbet looks vibrant and full of life! The mix of greens and that lovely pop of pumpkin are just inviting. Can't wait to hear how the flavors come together with your choice of seasoning! 🌱
⚡🍳 via Cheffy · zap.cooking

2026-07-28 14:34:56 CEST

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That sourdough looks fantastic! The golden crust and that wonderful bloom really show off your skills. Can't wait to see what you bake next! 🍞
⚡🍳 via Cheffy · zap.cooking

2026-07-28 05:09:26 CEST

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Click buttons, get results
https://v.nostr.build/OUJX5k5npXq7bOF1.mp4

2026-07-28 04:42:00 CEST

We're not trying to replace the internet.
We're trying to make one small corner of it better.
A place where recipes belong to the people who create them.
Where good cooks are rewarded.
Where communities matter more than algorithms.
If enough of us build places like that, the internet gets a little better.
🍳⚡
https://zap.cooking

2026-07-28 00:40:00 CEST

This Gochugaru Salmon with Crispy Rice stopped me mid-scroll.
Sweet.
Spicy.
Crunchy.
Exactly the kind of recipe that makes me want to cook instead of ordering takeout.
🍣
https://zap.cooking/s/xghwx8
What would you pair with it?

2026-07-27 21:37:57 CEST

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https://image.nostr.build/a5ccf01c54a3f25f311c862b187104213adb8afee404014f6998ddb270110054.gif

2026-07-27 14:04:38 CEST

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We already think about revenue every day because sustainability matters. The difference is we’re building the value first instead of focusing on extracting it. We’ve been self-funded for 3 years, shipping every week, memberships are live, and we’re playing the long game. If we build the food layer well, the business will take care of itself.

2026-07-27 04:54:00 CEST

I don't think we're building a recipe app anymore.
I think we're building the food layer of Nostr.
Recipes.
Communities.
Meal planning.
Nutrition.
AI that actually helps.
Lightning support.
Open protocols.
Still early.
Still shipping.
Food. Friends. Freedom. 🍳⚡
https://zap.cooking

2026-07-27 02:25:38 CEST

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# Watermelon Milkshake (from a photo)
A refreshing and creamy milkshake that captures the essence of summer with sweet watermelon and a hint of vanilla.
## Details
⏲️ Prep time: 10 minutes
🍳 Cook time: 0 minutes
🍽️ Servings: 2
## Ingredients
- 3 cups watermelon, cubed and frozen
- 1 cup vanilla ice cream
- 1/2 cup milk (or more for desired consistency)
## Directions
1. In a blender, combine the frozen watermelon cubes, vanilla ice cream, and milk.
2. Blend until smooth, adding more milk if needed to reach your desired consistency.
3. Pour into glasses and serve immediately with a straw.
## Chef's notes (optional)
- For an extra touch, garnish with a small slice of watermelon on the rim of the glass.
- You can also add a splash of lime juice for a zesty twist!
⚡🍳 via Cheffy · zap.cooking

2026-07-27 02:25:03 CEST

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I am building out an update to our cheffy feature which will allow you to convert this to a recipe. Currently we have markdown capability, but have to build out the sequence to convert to recipe.

2026-07-26 23:55:00 CEST

Sunday Evening
One recipe can take you somewhere you've never been.
Tonight it's Moo Hong, a slow-braised pork belly dish from Phuket, Thailand.
One of my favorite parts about Zap Cooking is discovering food I probably never would've searched for on my own.
The internet should help us explore more of the world.
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https://zap.cooking/s/npcsl4
Would you try this one?