When I tell Alexa what ingredients I want to use I tried using the Alexa skill made by Cookpad that examines the recipe

Considering today's menu from the rest of the fridge, going to buy missing ingredients is a pain. However, recently recipe search services such as cook pads have been enriched, so there are a lot of people who decide by checking the menu of cooking with the cook pad. Meanwhile, we released the Alexa skill for Amazon Echo that Cookpad "tells recipes using that ingredient when telling the ingredients you want to use to Alexa-powered devices like Amazon Echo". I thought about what Alexa skill was supposed to be because it was a dedicated service created by Cook Pad which has a wealth of recipes, so I tried it immediately.

I released a service for Cookpad Amazon Echo ~ knowledge of voice operation obtained in development ~ - Cookpad developer blog
http://techlife.cookpad.com/entry/2017/11/21/181206

To use exclusive skills with Amazon Echo, you need to link Amazon Echo with Amazon accounts. The procedure isAmazon Echo review articleRead on to find out.

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Once Amazon Echo is tied to Amazon accounts, immediately search for cook pad skills from the Amazon Alexa application. Tap the menu icon in the upper left corner of the Amazon Alexa application home screen.


Tap "Skill".


Enter "Cookpad" in the search form and tap the search button.


Tap because you can find the Alexa skill of Cookpad.


Tap "Enable".


In order to use the Alexa skill of Cookpad, you need to complete user registration of Cookpad. Enter the registered e-mail address and password on the cook pad and tap "Login".


Tap "Allow".


The Alexa skill of Cookpad is now added to Alexa and the link with the registered Cookpad account is completed.


The cook pad's Alexa skill is cook padPremium service memberYou can not use it unless you add Cookpad 's Alexa skill to Alexa, a 30 - day free campaign for Cookpad Premium Service is underway. When I access the URL sent to the home screen of Alexa application ......


A free pass for 30 days is available. Tap "Register for premium service by pass".


Tap "Login with e-mail address".


Enter your email address and password and tap "Login".


Since the use screen of free pass opens again for 30 days, tap "Register to premium service by pass".


Registration to Cookpad Premium Service is now complete.


Cookpad's Alexa skill says, "When you tell Alexa the ingredients you have at hand, you can check the recipe using that ingredient and add it to the cookpad's MY folder." Actually calling Amazon Echo, the movie which the cookpad recipe was examined is kore.

I got a recipe checked by using Cookpad's Alexa skill


If you call Amazon Echo "Open Alexa, Cookpad", Alexa says, "Welcome to Cookpad.This skill gives you hints on food you make today from materials, please tell me the material you want to use" So I will tell you what materials I want to use. Alexa says "one material I want to use", but it is OK even if multiple materials are conveyed together. Try to say "egg and onion" ......


Alexa replies, "I'm an egg and onion, tell me what dish is good from" stir-fried "," scrambled egg "," stir-fried Chinese "" others ", so answer the pinned cuisine. If you select "Other", Alexa will tell you three additional recipe candidates. I tried telling this time as "scrambled egg".


Alexa will then save the scrambled egg recipe in the cookpad's MY folder.


Although I had a scrambled egg properly at the top when I opened the MY folder, apparently this recipe seems to use Bunashimeji. If it is true, dishes complete with only eggs and onions were good, but it seems that flexibility to that extent is not beneficial under present conditions.


If you like the recipe you can go buy the missing material, or you can create materials as soon as you have materials that are missing or missing materials.


This time I started cooking without Bunashimeji.


Fry the onion ... ...


Throw egg eggs.


Stir fry and finish the scrambled egg.


The Alexa skill of Cookpad is recommended at the time of article creation, recipe which requires ingredients which are not available at hand, and while you are not accustomed to pronunciation of users, you mistakenly say "egg" as "anago" and "stuffed with Fukushori for Confucius" It also has disadvantages such as recommending dishes called. However, "Although there are foodstuffs, it is troublesome to think of recipes" "It is going to go shopping if there are missing items, but it was a skill that was useful when you could not think of a key menu."