Rescue disappointing fruit with a Copilot recipe

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Faced with nectarines as dry as old boots, one user asked Copilot for a recipe. Its suggestion of halving them, drizzling with honey and air-frying for eight minutes made them sweet enough to eat rather than bin.

Prompt to copy
I have [FOOD] that is [PROBLEM, E.G. DRY, UNDERRIPE, STALE]. Suggest three quick ways to make it tasty using [APPLIANCES I HAVE, E.G. AIR FRYER, OVEN] and common cupboard ingredients. Keep each idea to five steps or fewer.

Replace the [PLACEHOLDERS] with your own details before you send it.

How to try it

  1. Tell Copilot exactly what’s wrong with the food and which appliances you have.
  2. Pick the simplest idea and try a small batch first.
  3. Bin anything that smells or looks off; this is for disappointing food, not spoiled food.

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