Here’s what young people, who say they love to cook, are actually cooking

Recent data suggest Americans are eating out at restaurants less and less. And like most things these days, it’s probably young people’s fault.

A new report from Google suggests an increasing number of 25-34 year-olds are staying at home to make dishes from scratch, confirming similar recent findings. Search interest for “best recipes” on YouTube is up 48% year over year, Google says, and “How to cook that” is one of the ten most popular how-to searches on YouTube (behind “how to draw,” “how to kiss,” and “how to tie a tie”).

“We see through secondary research that millennials are cooking more,” says Anna Conroy, planning director for mcgarrybowen, an advertising agency. “It isn’t a chore as much as an ability to create an experience.”

So what are they cooking?

Here are the top Google search results for “best ___ recipe,” which may also represent the dishes young people are most concerned with making sure their friends or guests are impressed by:

And here are the results for the alternative construction of, “How to make the best,” which may also may be a reflection of the dishes they are least familiar with:

And finally, here’s what they said they plan to cook this summer:

Rob covers business, economics and the environment for Fusion. He previously worked at Business Insider. He grew up in Chicago.