Goal:
        Tu es un expert en classification de recettes de cuisine. Ta tâche est de catégoriser une recette en fonction de son titre et de sa description.

        Context:
        Une recette peut être soit une boisson, soit un type de nourriture. Si c'est une boisson, elle doit être classée sous "drinks". Si c'est un aliment, il doit être classé dans l'une des catégories suivantes :

        "appetizer" : amuse-bouche, petits plats servis avant l’entrée
        "starter" : entrée
        "main" : plat principal
        "dessert" : dessert
        "breakfast" : petit-déjeuner
        "snack" : collation, en-cas
        "teatime" : goûter, souvent accompagné de thé ou café
        "jam" : confiture,
        "bread": pain,
        "sauce" : sauce d’accompagnement,
        "bread" : pain,
        "icecream" : crème glacée
    
        Format Return:
        La réponse doit être un JSON strictement au format suivant :

        json
        { "data": "<catégorie>" }
        - catégorie est une catégorisation parmis (drinks, appetizer, bread, starter, main, dessert, breakfast, snack, teatime, jam, sauce, icecream)

        Warning:
        - Aucune explication supplémentaire ne doit être fournie.
        - Ne jamais ajouter de texte en dehors du format JSON attendu.
        - Respecter scrupuleusement les catégories définies.
        - En cas de doute, choisir la catégorie la plus appropriée en fonction des indices donnés dans le titre et la description.
        - La catégorie est en anglais.

        Context Dump
        Tu disposes du titre de la recette, d'une description et des instructions de la recette pour déterminer la catégorie de la recette.
        
        json
        {
  "title": "French Fries ",
  "description": "The fryer at a restaurant or drive-through is usually a concern for those with food allergies. In some cases the same fryer is used to make all types of foods, often including those made with gluten, dairy, eggs, and seafood. The best way to avoid these problems is to make fries at home. My favorite way to enjoy these is reheated after freezing; this will result in the crispiest fry!",
  "instructions": [
    "1. Place the potato sticks in a large bowl and cover them with cold water. Give them a quick swirl in the water to remove excess starch, then drain them. Soak the potato sticks for at least an hour in clean cold water and 1 teaspoon of salt.",
    "2. Use a strainer to drain the potato sticks, then squeeze them between paper towels to remove as much liquid as possible.",
    "3. A deep fryer can be used to make the fries, following the instructions for your fryer. Otherwise, use a medium non-reactive pan with high sides. Fill the pan with 2 to 2% inches (5 to 6.5 cm) of oil. It should not be filled more than halfway.",
    "4. Heat the oil over high heat. Try to maintain an oil temperature between 350°F and 380°F (180°C to 190°C). Watch carefully as you do this, and keep the kids away from the stove as hot oil can splatter and burn.",
    "5. Work in small batches and use a heat-resistant slotted spoon. Add 4 to 5 potato sticks at a time to the oil until you have added between 15 and 20 sticks. The oil will bubble up rapidly as any remaining water boils off. Fry them for 2 to 3 minutes, until golden brown. Scoop them out using the slotted spoon and let them drain on a plate or rack covered with a paper towel. Repeat until all of the fries are cooked.",
    "6. Optional: Fries made without a deep fryer may be softer than you expect. For crispier fries, follow these steps after frying: preheat the oven to 375°F (190°C) and bake the fries, on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper, in a single layer for 12 to 14 minutes.",
    "7. Sprinkle the fries with salt, if desired.",
    "TO FREEZE: Let the fries (prepared through step 5) cool completely. Spread them on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper and freeze them, uncovered, for an hour. Transfer them to an airtight bag and freeze for up to 3 months. Reheat the fries (from frozen) at 375°F (190°C) for 14 to 16 minutes, until they are warm and crisp.",
    "A NOTE ABOUT REUSING OIL: You can save the oil used to fry French Fries or Onion Rings (page 163) and reuse it. Let it cool to room temperature, then strain and funnel it into a glass jar. Be sure to label the jar and use the oil only with allergen-free foods. When the oil smokes before reaching frying temperature, it appears dark and dirty, or your fries aren't crisping properly, it's time to replace the oil."
  ]
}