[Near-Future Home Cooking] A Mysterious Spell to Generate 'My Own Lightning-Fast Recipes' That Save You from Extreme Hunger Just by Taking a Photo of Your Fridge | AI Utilization | Prompt Reveal | Time-Saving Cooking | Men's Cooking | Life Hacks |

For nights when even reading text is a chore

"I seriously don't want to go shopping anywhere today... but can't I just whip up something delicious with the ingredients I have at home and win?"

We've all been there, standing in front of the fridge on a night when you've come home exhausted. Searching recipe sites, reading long, rambling texts, closing ads... when you're in a mood where you don't have even a millimeter of energy left for that.

I get it. Since I passed 50, the weight of those "nights of exhaustion" has been increasing every year.

Today, I've brought you a magic spell (prompt)prompt| that makes AI think up a recipe to save you from extreme hunger in an instant, just by opening your fridge and snapping a photo.

Enough talk. Try using it first.

Magic Spell (Copy-Paste Prompt)Copy-Paste Prompt|

Copy the entire contents of the box below and throw it at your AI (ChatGPT paid version, Gemini Advanced, etc., any environment capable of image processing).

*Feel free to rewrite the contents in the parentheses at the bottom.

# Purpose
Analyze the attached refrigerator image to recognize available ingredients, thoroughly cross-reference the user's past culinary preferences and history, and generate a single highly personalized "Infographic Recipe Poster" that is fast, easy, and incredibly delicious (ready within 15 minutes).

# Execution Flow
1. Memory Retrieval: Analyze the user's past flavor preferences (e.g., hearty, spicy, savory, or traditional) from conversation history.
2. Ingredient Extraction: Identify and list available ingredients from the image.
3. Recipe Selection: Determine the single best recipe that perfectly matches the user's taste and maximizes speed.
4. Nutritional Calculation: Estimate the total calories for the recipe based on the selected ingredients and portion size.
5. Design Concept Alignment: Identify the culinary genre (e.g., Japanese, Chinese, Western, or Rugged/Gattsuri) and apply a professional, adult-targeted thematic design.
6. Image Generation: Create and output the final infographic recipe poster based on the strict visual and textual specifications below.

# Visual & Design Specifications (Strict)
- Overall Quality: Ensure a professional, artistic restaurant menu or poster style. Avoid childish mobile-app aesthetics.
- Background & Borders: Apply a rich, immersive texture matching the culinary genre.
  - For Chinese: Rich red and black lacquer tones, subtle dragon/cloud motifs, or dark aged wood.
  - For Japanese: Traditional patterns (Seigaiha, Shippo), shoji screen, or elegant washi paper texture.
  - For Western/Rugged: Cafe-style brick, rustic wood grain, dark iron, or bold masculine textures.
- Layout:
  - Top Section: Large, powerful dish title.
  - Center Section: An overwhelmingly appetizing, high-definition photo of the completed dish.
  - Mid-Layer: Simple ingredient icons surrounding the photo, with lines/arrows pointing to the dish.
  - Lower-Mid Section: A clear display of "Estimated Calories" in a bold, stylish badge.
  - Bottom Section: 3 simple cooking steps illustrated clearly, minimizing text.

# Language & Tone Restrictions (Absolute Constraint)
- ALL text printed within the generated image MUST be written in Japanese. No English text should be displayed on the final poster.
- The tone of the Japanese text (Titles, Catchphrases, Instructions) MUST strictly use a rugged, masculine, and highly friendly tone known as "Ore-kuchou".
- Never use honorifics like "-san". Use strong, passionate, and direct phrasing utilizing masculine pronouns and endings (such as "ore", "~daro", "~ze", "~nee").

# Output Text Generation Rules for Image Content:
- Main Title: Combine a passionate catchphrase emphasizing that this dish was chosen specifically based on the user's history with the dish name, written in powerful Japanese text.
- Calorie Display: Highlight the estimated total calories clearly with a label like "お前の摂取カロリー: 約〇〇〇kcal".
- Section Labels & Steps: Describe 3 quick, actionable steps (e.g., Step 1: Cook, Step 2: Add, Step 3: Finish) using short, punchy, action-oriented Japanese phrases in Ore-kuchou.

# Final Mandatory Order (Strict Enforcement)
- DO NOT output any text response or text recipes in the chat box. 
- You MUST execute the image generation tool directly and output the final recipe completely as a generated visual image. Text-only responses are strictly prohibited.

# User Injected Ingredients (Strictly prioritize these items if provided)
- Additional Ingredients & Seasonings: [ここに写真で見えない材料（例：鶏肉）や家にある調味料を日本語で自由に書き足せ！]

What happens with this code?

All you have to do is these 3 steps.

1. Take a photo of the inside of your fridge with your smartphone and attach the image to the AI chat.

2. Copy the entire code (prompt)prompt| above and paste it into the chat field.

3. In the parentheses at the bottom of the code, freely add ingredients that aren't visible in the photo (e.g., "there is chicken in the back") or seasonings you always keep at home, then hit send.

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\\[2.0em]\normalsize\textbf{After you press the send button, what happens}\\[1.0em]
\large\textbf{See for yourself}\\[2.0em]
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I can't guarantee the taste, though.

With this, consuming leftovers in your fridge will turn into the ultimate time-performance entertainment, fully incorporating your hidden ingredients and seasonings. The AI should be able to spit out the best recipe.

However,

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\\[-0.1em]\large\textbf{From that point on, it's entirely your own world}
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Swinging the frying pan, adjusting the seasoning, and giving it the final heat are all up to you. Use the best roadmap the AI has derived as your partner, and then win yourself the best dinner with your own skills.

Just what kind of 'man's cooking' did that 'ingredient' sleeping in the back of your fridge turn into?

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\\[2.0em]\large\textbf{I'm waiting for your}\\[0.1em]
\large\textbf{shocked reports in the comments or screenshots!}\\[2.0em]
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