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Data-driven investigations of culinary patterns in traditional recipes across the world

Published 12 Mar 2018 in physics.soc-ph | (1803.04343v1)

Abstract: Cultures around the world have acquired unique culinary practices reflected in traditional recipe compositions. Data-driven analysis has the potential to provide interesting insights into the structure of recipes and organizational principles of cuisines. We provide a curated compilation of 45772 traditional recipes from over 22 regions across the world. Using this resource in conjunction with data of flavor molecules from natural ingredients, we implement data-driven investigations for probing flavor pairing patterns in these recipes. Our analysis reveals non-random recipe compositions characterized with either 'uniform' or 'contrasting' flavor blending and identifies popularity of ingredients as a key contributing factor across all cuisines. Thus we provide a framework for data-driven investigations of culinary patterns in recipes which can be leveraged for applications aimed at food design, generating novel flavor pairings and tweaking recipes for better nutrition and health.

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