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P13 AI and Creative Process Transparency
As a professional medical writer, I believe it is important to be transparent about how AI tools were used during the creation of Winner Winner Chickpea Dinner.
All artwork in the book was created by the author, named photographers, or sourced from licensed stock image providers. No AI-generated artwork was used. Use of Canva Pro was before the introduction of its generative AI features.
All written content was created by the author. AI tools were then used in a limited supporting role during drafting stages of the writing process:
- ChatGPT was used for brainstorming recipe variations (e.g. generating long lists of game-related keywords, ideas for swaps/substitutions to be as inclusive as possible), researching dietary guidance (that was verified at the source and referenced), sentence refinement, and an additional early-stage copyediting pass.
- Claude AI was used to assist with nutritional analysis and to help identify potential allergy and intolerance considerations that readers might wish to be aware of.
Outputs generated by AI were reviewed and modified with human editorial judgement before inclusion. Final quality control, fact-checking, recipe testing, and publication decisions were performed by a human.
My goal was to use these tools in the same way a writer might use a spell-checker, editor, or calculator: to improve accessibility, consistency, and quality. Human creativity, expertise, and accountability remained at the centre of the process.
P114 – 115 Coconut Kluster – Product Recall Notice
Since publication of Winner Winner Chickpea Dinner, the original Kluster magnetic game has been voluntarily recalled in the UK and Ireland by distributor Big Potato due to updated safety requirements relating to small, high-powered magnets. Consumers are advised to stop using the recalled product and follow the guidance provided by Big Potato and the UK Office for Product Safety and Standards.
Further information is available from:
The photographs in this recipe were taken before the recall and remain in the book for illustrative purposes.
For clarity, Kluster Duo, which is pictured alongside Kluster in some images and mentioned in the recipe introduction, is a separate product and is not included in this recall.
P127 Player Aid Glossary
This explanation was mistakenly omitted:
Julienne – To use a julienne peeler to make quick, even matchsticks from vegetables such as carrots. Similar to grating but producing neat strips rather than shreds.
Errata last updated: August 2026