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60-second quiz

What should I cook tonight?

Five honest questions, one real answer with steps. Built for the evening when every recipe list feels like homework.

Question 1 of 5

How much time do you actually have?

The eight answers the quiz can give you

No mystery box: every path through the quiz lands on one of these dishes, chosen by your time, energy, kitchen and mood. Each one is a real dinner you can cook tonight.

Egg fried rice

Fast, one pan, and it turns leftover carbs into a real dinner instead of a sad rerun.

Eggs, on or in something

Survival-mode cooking that still counts: eggs deliver a real meal in under ten minutes.

Creamy tomato pasta

Comfort from things you already own: pasta, passata and a splash of cream carry the night.

A proper vegetable stir-fry

Fresh, fast and built for vegetables that need using today rather than composting tomorrow.

A one-tray roast

The open-evening answer: ten minutes of chopping, the oven does the remaining hour.

A big pot of chili

Feeds a table tonight and tomorrow too, and it forgives every substitution you make.

Banana pancakes

Breakfast-for-dinner is a legitimate life choice, and this one needs exactly two things.

The almost-nothing dinner

With a truly empty kitchen the move is one smart top-up, not a full shop: eggs, a carb, one vegetable.

Questions people ask

How does the quiz decide what I should cook?

Five questions narrow down the constraints that actually decide dinner: time, energy, what your kitchen holds, mood and how many are eating. Every path lands on one of eight real dishes with steps, not a list of twenty links.

Why does it ask about energy, not just time?

Because they fail differently. Twenty free minutes with zero energy is an eggs-on-toast night; the same twenty minutes with normal energy carries a stir-fry. Recipes fail more often on energy than on the clock.

What if I have almost nothing at home?

That is one of the eight outcomes, not a failure case: the quiz points you to the smallest smart top-up, eggs, one carb and one vegetable, which covers three different dinners for a few francs.

Is this what the Pann app does?

It is the pocket version of it. The app takes the real thing you have, by text or a photo of one item, builds a meal around it sized to your goal, and then walks you through the cooking step by step.

Cook tonight

Stop wondering what to cook.

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