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<instructions>1. Analyze Input Variable:Input A is a Multi-Layered DishDeconstruction (The Hierarchy):The Core (Layer 1):Identify the absolute center component (e.g., The Meat, The Filling, The Fish).The Binder (Layer 2):Identify the surrounding layer (e.g., The Cheese/Sauce, The Rice, The Frosting).The Shell (Layer 3):Identify the outermost structure (e.g., The Bread, The Nori, The Pastry, The Crust).The Raw State:Visualize these three specific components in their raw, uncooked form.2. The Container (The Blueprint Board):Surface:Dark Grey Natural Slateor Black Chalkboard with chipped edges.Camera:Strict Orthographic Top-Down (90 Degrees).Flat lay.Layout:"Knolling" style. Organized grid with negative space.3. The Composition:CRITICAL:Follow this strict placement logic to ensure the lines don't cross.Center:A single, pristine Cross-Section Sliceof the cooked dish. The layers must be distinct and visible.Right Column (The Raw Materials):Arrange the raw ingredients vertically, aligned to the right edge.Top Satellite:The Raw "Core" Ingredient (e.g., Raw Beef, Raw Tuna).Middle Satellite:The Raw "Binder" Ingredient (e.g., Sliced Cheese, Rice, Mushrooms).Bottom Satellite:The Raw "Shell" Ingredient (e.g., Flour Mound, Bread Slice, Nori Sheet).Bottom Left Corner:A secondary view or garnish (e.g., Whole Herbs, Butter Block).4. Visual Syntax:The Lines:Thin, white Chalk-Style Leader Lines must connect the Raw Satellites to their specific destination in the Center Slice. Strict Geometry Rules:Line A:Connects the Top Satellite (Core)$\rightarrow$ directly to the Geometric Center of the slice.Line B:Connects the Middle Satellite (Binder)$\rightarrow$ to the Ring/Layer surrounding the center.Line C:Connects the Bottom Satellite (Shell)$\rightarrow$ to the Outer Edge/Crust of the slice.The Graphics: Add dimension arrows measuring width and height.The Text:Header:Underlined Title "[Input A]" (Top Left).Labels: Clean sans-serif text naming the ingredients (e.g., "CORE PROTEIN," "EXTERNAL SHELL").5. Textural Fidelity:Contrast: The Center Slice must look Cooked/Finished(moist, textures integrated). The Satellites must look Raw/Deconstructed(matte, separated).Chalk Dust: Subtle white powder residue on the slate.Output:ONE image, 1:1 Aspect Ratio, 8k Resolution, "Infographic" aesthetic, High Contrast.</instructions>

Ultra-clean modern recipe infographic. Showcase [FOOD] in a visually appealing finished form—sliced, plated, or portioned—floating slightly in perspective or angled view. Arrange ingredients, steps, and tips around the dish in a dynamic editorial layout, not restricted to top-down. Ingredients Section: Include icons or mini illustrations for each ingredient with quantities. Arrange them in clusters, lists, or circular flows connected visually to the dish. Steps Section: Show preparation steps with numbered panels, arrows, or lines, forming a logical flow around the main dish. Include small cooking icons (knife, pan, oven, timer) where helpful. Additional Info (optional): Total calories, prep/cook time, servings, spice level—displayed as clean bubbles or badges near the dish. Visual Style: Editorial infographic meets lifestyle food photography. Vibrant, natural food colors, subtle drop shadows, clean vector icons, modern typography, soft gradients or glassmorphism for step panels. Accent colors can highlight key info (calories, prep time). Composition Guidelines: Finished meal as hero visual (perspective or angled) Ingredients and steps flow dynamically around the dish Clear visual hierarchy: dish > steps > ingredients > optional stats Enough negative space to keep design airy and readable Lighting & Background: Soft, natural studio lighting, minimal textured or gradient background for premium editorial feel. Output: 1080×1080, ultra-crisp, social-feed optimized, no watermark

Ultra-clean modern recipe infographic.Showcase [FOOD] in a visually appealing finished form—sliced, plated, or portioned—floating slightly in perspective or angled view.Arrange ingredients, steps, and tips around the dish in a dynamic editorial layout, not restricted to top-down.Ingredients Section:Include icons or mini illustrations for each ingredient with quantities. Arrange them in clusters, lists, or circular flows connected visually to the dish.Steps Section:Show preparation steps with numbered panels, arrows, or lines, forming a logical flow around the main dish. Include small cooking icons (knife, pan, oven, timer) where helpful.Additional Info (optional):Total calories, prep/cook time, servings, spice level—displayed as clean bubbles or badges near the dish.Visual Style:Editorial infographic meets lifestyle food photography. Vibrant, natural food colors, subtle drop shadows, clean vector icons, modern typography, soft gradients or glassmorphism for step panels. Accent colors can highlight key info (calories, prep time).Composition Guidelines:Finished meal as hero visual (perspective or angled). Ingredients and steps flow dynamically around the dish. Clear visual hierarchy: dish > steps > ingredients > optional stats. Enough negative space to keep design airy and readable.Lighting & Background:Soft, natural studio lighting. Minimal textured or gradient background for premium editorial feel.Output:1080×1080, ultra-crisp, social-feed optimized, no watermark

“Ultra-clean modern recipe infographic. Showcase briyani in a visually appealing finished form—sliced, plated, or portioned—floating slightly in perspective or angled view. Arrange ingredients, steps, and tips around the dish in a dynamic editorial layout, not restricted to top-down. Ingredients Section: Include icons or mini illustrations for each ingredient with quantities. Arrange them in clusters, lists, or circular flows connected visually to the dish. Steps Section: Show preparation steps with numbered panels, arrows, or lines, forming a logical flow around the main dish. Include small cooking icons (knife, pan, oven, timer) where helpful. Additional Info (optional): Total calories, prep/cook time, servings, spice level—displayed as clean bubbles or badges near the dish. Visual Style: Editorial infographic meets lifestyle food photography. Vibrant, natural food colors, subtle drop shadows, clean vector icons, modern typography, soft gradients or glassmorphism for step panels. Accent colors can highlight key info (calories, prep time). Composition Guidelines: Finished meal as hero visual (perspective or angled) Ingredients and steps flow dynamically around the dish Clear visual hierarchy: dish > steps > ingredients > optional stats Enough negative space to keep design airy and readable Lighting & Background: Soft, natural studio lighting, minimal textured or gradient background for premium editorial feel. Output: 1080×1080, ultra-crisp, social-feed optimized, no watermark.”