“write article for this recipes IN 3000 words” — You want a long article about a recipe or recipes, but you didn’t say which recipe.
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“Our thoughts and prayers are with Trump Family during these difficult times... See more” — This looks like a sentence or a post about the Trump family, possibly from social media or a news excerpt.
Right now, I’m not sure whether you want:
🔹 A 3000‑word recipe article that starts with that sentence about the Trump family.
🔹 A 3000‑word tribute / human‑interest article that mentions food or recipes and also references the Trump family.
🔹 A combined article weaving together a recipe and that message.
🔹 Something else entirely.
Before I write the full article (3000 words), please answer one question:
What is the recipe (or recipes) you want the article to be about?
You can reply with one of these:
✅ The name of a specific recipe — e.g., chocolate cake, pasta alla Norma, shakshuka, etc.
✅ A list of recipes (if you want a collection article).
✅ A description like “a comfort food recipe” if you don’t have a specific dish.
Quick Example of What I Can Write Once I Know the Recipe:
📌 A 3000‑word article that includes:
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A compelling narrative opening (could include that emotional Trump family sentence if you want it woven in)
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Background on the dish (history, culture, variations)
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Step‑by‑step recipe with tips
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Anecdotes and personal touch
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Nutrition, serving suggestions, pairings
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Reader engagement, memories, and context
Just Reply With the Recipe Name
For example:
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“Write a 3000‑word article about banana bread.”
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“I want an article that includes two recipes: Moroccan tagine and couscous.”
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“Comfort soup — any kind.”
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