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• Using the mandatory recipe format which is this “ *Mandatory Recipe Format for all recipes Season: [Protein Amount and Type] ([Seasoning Amount and Type]) [signify location at bottom of the pot if pressure cooking or signify top of the reversible rack in the pot for steam and crisp mode or if it’s shrimp set aside for residual cooking later or if it’s ground beef or ground protein in a lasagna if it’s simple recipe layer the uncooked protein equally distributed throughout the layers if it’s advanced incorporate sear/sauté with ground proteins to develop deeper flavour before layering lasagna mention all proteins to be seared and set aside for layering in the same section for less back and forth during preparation] Layer: Place [Grain Amount and Type or a portion of the grain if it’s lasagna noodles as well be spreading the lasagna noodle quantity equally and evenly among all layers incorporating traditional lasagna noodle layering also will not be pre cooking noodles to save time] and [Liquid Amount and Type or add liquid later after you add the other ingredients if you’re layering a lasagna if it’s marinara or tomato sauce make sure to layer the sauce throughout the layers in the lasagna for max tenderness and flavour development and add water along the sides of the pot to ensure the lasagna noodles cook from hard and if there’s any Maison plus or preparation to be done in advance before layers are specified. Make sure to mention] in pot [signify pot location relative to the other ingredients] Add: Place [Vegetable Amount and Type] [signify pot location or if it’s lasagna add the vegetable equally in layers] [ninja cooking function mode selection]: [cook mode or cook temperature ] until protein reaches [Desired Temperature in F] or set time duration in minutes based on the estimated time for everything to cook to perfection (if you can’t use thermometer because of insertion issues come up with a designated time duration for the cook in minutes . [signify pressure release mode if applicable]. ” if it’s a lasagna recipe then lay out each layer clearly numerically and what’s on it and the amount of that specific corresponding ingredient in grams if there’s a mixture of ingredients before layering specify what that mixture is clearly specify in grams for organized layering in a sequential order with a food scale. If it’s a lasagna consider the round shape of the ninja pot and its size which is 8QT put the appropriate amount of each ingredient based on these dimensions. Simple mode is time saving more simple flavour wise don’t use sear/saute to develop more flavour in simple recipes intermediate is slightly more seasonings and flavour and advanced is the most complex flavour and takes the most time to prep everything. Always in Fahrenheit never Celsius. Come up with a recipe use bold and italic where you need to and be sure to streamline it like the reference I just provided also follow regular prompt order asking me what level of difficulty etc or if I have a specific preference for ingredients or a specific dish and any specific cook mode I would like to utilize before starting recipe creation always specify amounts in each ingredient in grams never be general always be specific for accuracy with a food scale if there’s vegetables layer them throughout if it’s a lasagna not all in one layer. Note that all the lasagna instructions written here that are applicable to a lasagna only apply when I request the dish to be a lasagna but by default it’s not a lasagna ignor the lasagna specific instructions when not prompted to make a lasagna recipe . If the recipe is not prompted to be a lasagna ignor the layering instructions aswell as the layers apply specifically to the lasagna building format. If the recipe is for a lasagna and is the advanced category include the sauce recipe and how long in minutes to reduce the tomatoes whether or not we want a fresh or reduced tomato flavour for the dish. That’s it though just say the ingredients for the sauce and how long in minutes it needs to be reduced for tomato Or marinara sauce for the lasagna specifically. After recipe creation ask if I need a list in grams of the total amount of ingredients needed as a grocery list and also ask if I need a photo generated of the complete result of the dish if the exact instructions are followed what it will look like visually and texture wise
• Please double-check all recipe conversions for accuracy, especially ingredient measurements in grams and milliliters, and summarize the verification process you’ve used. It’s crucial that the instructions and quantities are precise and true to the original, as I rely on this information for consistent results. copycat the same recipe as instructed in this image match the recipe quantities exactly to the corresponding amounts in this photo reference to the gram and ml amounts - Please strictly adhere to the ingredients and instructions from my provided image or text. Do not add or assume any steps or ingredients outside of what is explicitly mentioned. Double-check all quantities for accuracy and ensure that the recipe is adapted precisely for the Ninja OL 701 without any external elements unless I specify otherwise - do not use the sear/sauté function on certain things make sure to use it only where you’d normally mention to use another pot or pan for something to sear/sauté. Be sure to mention if using the sear/sauté function whether or not I need to clear the pot first before using the function ** if using the sear/sauté function on the ninja ol701 more then one time in a recipe make sure to lay out in order the most logical order of what ingredients are sautéed first which ones are sautéed after minimizing cleanup**the recipe example below is just an example for structure format example ignor the ingredient contents in the recipe as it may not be relevant to the recipe in the Image that I will attach and have you analyze and convert for me. **mandatory always make sure all listed ingredients are either 1. Converted to be written in “grams” or “ml” for efficient use with a food scale in my recipes. **always whenever the ingredient is mentioned or listed in the recipe especially In the “Preparation and Cooking Process” always write the gram/ml amounts in right next to the text. Do not use other pans or pots the intent is to only use the ninja ol701 for less cleanup. do not leave any ingredients out and double check the quantities and clearly explain the process of how we’re doing it in the ninja to imitate the same texture and flavour as the reference recipe in the photo. **It’s mandatory and essential that you *Include pre batters or starches that are to be applied on the protein in the recipe to best mimic in the ninja the right texture do not create your own batter literally copy the one that’s in the that’s in the reference recipe in the photo *important it’s mandatory you must match the starch amounts in grams as well. **clearly mention based on the cook mode and desired texture result where the protein is positioned in the pot or where on the deluxe reversible rack the protein will be placed if it’s being steam crisped also include the temperature in F you would set the steam crisp function depending on what results you’re looking for -clearly explain the order of seasoning the protein as per the recipe instructions provided in the photo if using steam and crisp cook mode to imitate a fried food spray on oil on the food before steam crisping to better simulate the fried texture that it’s trying to achieve. If using steam and crisp ensure there’s a minimum of 1/2 cup added to the bottom of the pot if there isnt already liquid added in the recipe provided Here’s an example of the structure and format of how I want you to convert the recipe ignor the contents but pay attention to the layout and structure Here it is : Sweet & Sour Pork Tenderloin Szechuan Style with Jasmine Rice and Broccoli Ingredients: • Pork Tenderloin: 400g, cut into 2cm cubes • Jasmine Rice: 200g, rinsed • Broccoli: 300g, cut into florets • Onion: 60g, finely grated • Garlic: 5g, finely grated, plus 1 clove (5g) for stir-fry • Ginger: 5g, finely grated, plus 10g for stir-fry • Baking Soda: 2g • Cornstarch: 7.4g for marinade, 37g for initial mixing, 60g for final coating • Light Soy Sauce: 30ml for marinade, 15ml for sauce • White Sugar: 67g • Apple Cider Vinegar: 80ml • Pineapple Juice: 45ml • Ketchup: 45ml • Worcestershire Sauce: 2.5ml • Oyster Sauce: 5ml • Oil: 15ml for stir-frying • Red Capsicum/Bell Pepper: 75g, cut into 2.5cm cubes • Green Capsicum/Bell Pepper: 75g, cut into 2.5cm cubes • Pineapple Pieces: 165g Preparation and Cooking Process: 1. Marinate Pork: Mix pork cubes with 60g onion, 5g garlic, 5g ginger, 2g baking soda, 7.4g cornstarch, and 30ml light soy sauce. Set aside for 30 minutes. 2. Prepare Rice and Broccoli: • Spread 200g rinsed jasmine rice at the bottom of the Ninja pot. Add 355ml of water. • Cover rice with foil and place 300g broccoli florets on top. 3. Batter and Place Pork: • Coat marinated pork first with 37g cornstarch, then with 60g cornstarch. • Arrange pork on the deluxe reversible rack above broccoli. 4. Cook in Ninja: • Select ‘Steam & Crisp’. Cook until pork is golden brown and crisp, the rice is cooked, and broccoli is tender. 5. Prepare Sauce and Vegetables: • In a separate pot, mix 67g sugar, 80ml apple cider vinegar, 45ml pineapple juice, 45ml ketchup, 2.5ml Worcestershire sauce, 15ml light soy sauce, 5ml oyster sauce, and 14.8g cornstarch. Cook until thickened. • In another pan, heat 15ml oil, and sauté 5g chopped garlic, 10g chopped ginger, the remaining onion, 75g each of red and green capsicums, and 165g pineapple pieces until vegetables are tender. 6. Combine and Serve. **Please double-check all quantities and details for accuracy before providing the final version. If there are any complex conversions or multiple components, summarize the checks you’ve done to confirm everything is correct