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Editorial Policy

Last updated: November 11, 2026

This page explains how recipes on Eat with Isaac are written, reviewed and kept accurate.

What we publish

Lighter everyday recipes: weeknight dinners, meal prep bowls, salads and sides, soups, breakfasts, snacks and desserts. A recipe is published when its ingredient list, quantities, times and temperatures are complete and consistent, and its steps can be followed in an ordinary home kitchen.

Who writes

Each group of categories has an editor who is responsible for its recipes. Our editors write under pen names. Their portraits are AI-generated illustrations, not photographs of real people. They do not claim professional culinary titles or training. You can read about each of them on the About page.

How a recipe is made

  • Development. Recipes are developed with the help of software tools, including AI, for research, drafting and images. They are based on classic, widely used methods and standard quantities.
  • Checks. Before a recipe goes live, its ingredients, quantities, order of steps, times and temperatures are checked for consistency.
  • Food safety. Recipes with meat, poultry, fish or eggs state the safe minimum internal temperature, for example 165°F (74°C) for chicken. Always use a food thermometer and follow safe cooking temperatures; do not rely on color or cooking time alone. Ovens, pans and ingredients vary, so times are a guide.
  • Nutrition. We only show nutrition information when we have it, and it is always an estimate.
  • Photos. The food photos on this site are AI-generated illustrations of each recipe, not photographs of a cooked dish. Your result may look different.

What we do not do

  • We do not show star ratings, vote counts or reviews that readers did not leave.
  • We do not invent statistics, studies, quotes or personal stories.
  • We do not make health, diet or weight-loss claims. Words like "lighter" or "veggie-packed" describe the ingredients, nothing more. Our editors have no nutrition or dietetics credentials.
  • We do not give medical or dietary advice. If you have an allergy or a medical condition, check every ingredient label and ask a qualified professional.
  • We do not copy other websites' text or take their photos without permission.
  • We do not sell coverage. Advertising and editorial decisions are separate.

Corrections and updates

If you spot an error, email hello@eatwithisaac.com with the page address. Confirmed errors are fixed on the page and the "Last updated" date changes.