We're at the start of a new pot. Put anything on the list before Wednesday — what's on it when it closes is what the dish gets picked from, so this is where you get a say in what we eat.
Add your allergies and anything you can't or won't eat too, so it's taken into account before the recipe is written rather than after.
And pick one of the recurring jobs while you're here 🙂
Or take the crown: if you'd rather we ate something in particular, say so and
it's settled — you pick the dish and see it comes out right, and the rest of us bring
the shopping and take the jobs. The offer is just below, and it's open until the dish
is set.
Add yourself to the pot
Whatever you're bringing in on Friday — even if two people bring noodles. Especially then.
Who's bringing what
Nobody yet — be the first.
Turning up too?
Put your name down and it'll tell you what to bring.
Still needed
What the dish is short of. Claiming one counts you in for Friday, exactly like taking a job does.
Who's doing what
Bringing an ingredient isn't the job — this is. Everyone eating takes one, cooking or not. Laying the table and scrubbing it afterwards count just as much as standing at the pot. Something marked 2 people takes two — put your name down even if somebody's already on it. Something missing from the board? Whoever's running the pot puts it up.
Who can't eat what
Add yourself if you have a restriction. There's one pot and everybody eats from it, so whatever's listed here decides what the pot can be.
An allergy is on the list. The recipe is generated by an AI — treat it as a starting point, not a guarantee: read the labels on what actually goes in the pot, and check with the person before serving.
The pantry
What the office already has on the shelf — spices, dry goods, the half bag of lentils from last time. Everything here goes to the recipe every week automatically: nobody signs it up, nobody brings it again, and the dish is picked to put it to use.
The plan
Picked by whoever's running the pot, normally on Wednesday, from whatever made the list by Tuesday night. It searches for a real dish that fits what's coming in — curry, braise, noodle pot, chili, stew, whatever works — with two rules: everything cooks in one pot, and it has to be worth eating. Steps come split into jobs, plus anything worth prepping at home the night before.
However many end up taking part is what it gets scaled to.
Previously
Everything this office has cooked, most recent first. A dish lands here when someone keeps it from the plan, or when a new pot starts. Click one to read the recipe again.