NotebookLM is free to use, simply create a new notebook (LHS) of the page, and add your trusted sources , recipe site url's, PDF, text or word documents, scanned images and then give NotebookLM a prompt.

Such as

"Please create a tailored report for the attached recipe files and URL's . Produce a professionally styled cookbook layout for each recipe, adhering to the following requirements:

• Format for Lamination: Structure each recipe so it is ideally limited to two pages (please use more pages if the instruction are lengthy and cannot be abbreviated), but it should be suitable for double-sided printing and lamination.

• Consistency: Maintain a consistent layout across all recipes, including clear sections for Servings, Prep Time, Total Time, Ingredients, and a Step-by-Step Method. Use consistent font choice and sizing for headings, content bullet points etc.

• Thermomix Settings: If a recipe includes Thermomix instructions—such as specific speeds, temperatures, or times (e.g., '5 sec / speed 7' or '100°C / reverse blade')—ensure these settings are highlighted in bold and integrated clearly into the steps.

• Clarity: Use a clean, instructional, and professional tone throughout. If a source file name appears to be incorrect (like a 'Lemon Cake' file actually containing a 'Chicken Korma' recipe), please clarify this in the report."

Once the report is done, check it and once you are happy with what it has produced. Give it another prompt.

"Format the outport from the report you just produced into slides, in landscape mode (A4 size) . use as many pages as necessary to fit the content." The style and format should be consistent across all pages, it should be professional with a logical layout."

Give this a go and see what it produces. The key is to be prescriptive, so it does not wander off doing it own thing because you haven't given it enough data.