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AI Prompt: The ‘Fridge-to-Table’ Culinary Expert

- 21.02.26 - ErcanOPAK

Don’t know what to cook? Let AI be your Michelin-star chef based on what’s left in your fridge.

“Act as a professional Chef. I have: [Chicken, half an onion, old spinach, and heavy cream].
Create a 20-minute gourmet recipe. Suggest 2 variations: one low-carb and one kid-friendly.
List the techniques (e.g., deglazing) that will make this taste professional.”

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