1. Meir Dalal Omer vertman Lior Aschkenazy Ben Hoffman Tel Aviv University Blavatanik School of Computer Science Google Workshop for Web Technologies 2010

2. Use Case Lior : A 20 years old student, semi – religious who lovessss to cook. Lior Wants to prepare a dinner for his good friends: Meir, Omer and Ben. He uses the internet for finding good recipes, kosher food is hard to find. KosherCook for the rescue !

3. Use Case Omer : A 25 years old student, like the most of us, has almost nothing in his refrigerator. After Lior didn’t find a Kosher recipe on the net, Meir and Ben went to Omers place. Omer wants to make a tasty dinner with the products he has in his refrigerator. All the recipes he finds on the net include: “Saffron”, ”Coriander “, “Sesame oil” …… KosherCook for the rescue !

4. Who will use KosherCook People who eat kosher – more then 70 % in Israel. People who want to prepare food now – use the ingredients they have at home.

5. KosherCook - Purpose Main : You insert ingredients within reach – KosherCook will find your Kosher recipes. Nice to have: Calculating nutritional value of recipe. Translation of recipes to Hebrew. Offering alternative ingredients to ones we lack. Searching only in my favorite sites. Social aspects : grading recipes, tips, adding recipes By users.

6. Existing sites www.2bjew.co.il – can’t choose your ingredients. www.2eat.co.il- can’t choose your ingredients. www.supercook.com – can’t give Kosher recipes, not in Hebrew. All sites don’t calculate nutritional value.

7. Architecture in a nutshell Client – side: Selecting products within reach. Server – side: Searching by products and by kosher. Providing a list of recipes. External Source: Recipes websites. Google translate.

8. Time Table One month: Search one site for Kosher recipes made of my list of ingredients. Two month: Search the whole web. Translate recipes to Hebrew. Provide the nutritional value of recipe. Extensions: Suggest replacements for ingredients the user doesn’t have.