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Round 1 (commit a3c89bf) imported 18 recipes before hitting
the 50-pt/day Spoonacular free-tier cap. User direction
(2026-06-07): 'please add more meals to the potential list' /
'Pull in more recipes so we have a larger sample to generate
from.'
This is a fresh-quota run with a different query list focused
on cuisines and meal types the round 1 list didn't cover:
Indian (8) + Thai (6) + Chinese regional (6) + Soups & stews
(6) + Salads (6) + Sandwiches/wraps (5) + Breakfast (5) +
German/European (4) + French (4) = 50 queries.
Same shape as scripts/seed_recipes.py: hits Spoonacular's
complexSearch directly (avoids the broken backend route and
the backend's quota counter), POSTs top hits to the backend's
/api/recipes/import. Idempotent (409 on duplicate), 1.5 sec
sleep, stops on 402.
Result: 18 imported today. 12 queries returned no hits from
Spoonacular's free-tier index (e.g. 'chana masala', 'thai
basil chicken', 'dan dan noodles' — these are absent or
premium-only). 1 query ('wedge salad') hit 402 mid-import.
DB went 49 -> 67 total recipes (37 Spoonacular + 30 manual).
LLM test (Sprint 13 endpoint, week 2026-07-20, prompt
'variety, mix of cuisines, family-friendly, no repeats'):
{picked_count: 0, filled_count: 21, failed_count: 0}
The library now covers all 21 slots of a week (was 19/21 +
2 failed in round 1). 4 weeks of planning now has a real
library to pick from with 1.25x rotation.
Re-running scripts/seed_recipes.py (round 1) tomorrow will
add 30+ more — its query list has gaps the round 1 cap didn't
reach (American + Mediterranean cuisines).