Once the data is retrieved from the Spoonacular API, it needs to be able to be displayed in the HTML in each of the associated divs.

The recipe box, the pantry, the meal plan, and the shopping list need to be stored in local storage to persist.

To start with, we need 4 main divs.

The first will be the weekly meal-plan div (possible ID = "mealPlan")
The second will be the the pantry div (possible ID = "pantry")
The third will be the shopping list div (possible ID = "shoppingList")
The fourth will be the recipe box div (possible ID = "recipeBox")

Styling is not super important to start with but we just need id names for those divs.

At the moment this app only functions as a client-side application using local-storage to persist user input. In order to save recipes, make personalized recipes, and perform other tasks requiring data persistence, a sever and database need to be set up.

When items are added to the pantry, they are all added without being sorted into categories (i.e. dairy, canned-goods, vegetables, etc.) There are categories listed in the data object returned by calls to the Spoonacular API using the getRecipeIngredients() function. The ingredient is listed as being on a particular aisle of a grocery store.

Tasks:
Compile either a complete list of aisle names from Spoonacular or find most common ones.
Create permanent HTML areas in the pantry to store those aisle names.
Create drop-down lists that display those items.
Be able to push items to the pantry from the shopping list into their correct aisle categories.

It may be necessary to maintain a complete pantryArr to be able to check items from the shopping list against it.

There needs to be a place to be able to view the recipes that you would like to save so that you can cook them again.

Tasks:
Store the id numbers of your favorite recipes into a new array called favoriteRecipes.
Be able to call them from the Spoonacular API.
Be able to display the results in a new HTML div on the page.
Be able to move those recipes from the favorite recipe div to the weekly plan.

We need to confirm the access to the API data in Spoonacular to make sure we can get information like:
-ingredients
-recipes

Creating some test Fetch requests to access those data points.