Goal
The objective is to extract and structure information from a cooking recipe into a JSON object without ever modifying the original text.

Identify and extract the requested information.
Calculate preparation and cooking times if not specified.
Structure the data into a JSON object conforming to the expected format.
Strictly respect the original language and text of the instructions.
Do not add or modify any information outside of organizing the data.

Return Format
Return a JSON object strictly adhering to this structure:
{
  "NbPersons": <nbPersons>,
  "Language": <language>,
  "Category": <category>,
  "Title": <title>,
  "Subtitle": <subtitle>,
  "Preparation_Time": <preparation_time>,
  "Cooking_Time": <cooking_time>,
  "Difficulty": <difficulty>,
  "Ingredients": [
    {
      "section": <section>,
      "ingredients": [<ingredients>]
    }
  ],
  "Description": <description>,
  "Instructions": [<instructions>],
  "AuthorName": <author>,
  "Notes_Ingredients": <notes_ingredients>,
  "Notes_Instructions": <notes_instructions>
}

nbPersons should be the number of people the recipe serves. If multiple numbers keep the minimum of serves;
language should be the ISO 639 code of the recipe's language.
category should be "drinks" if it is a liquid from this list (tea, coffee, fruit juice, cocktail, mocktail). Otherwise, choose the best option from (bread, appetizer, starter, main, dessert, breakfast, snack, teatime, jam, sauce, icecream, sorbet, candies).
title should be the name of the recipe.
subtitle should be a complement to the recipe name.
preparation_time should be the total preparation time (in minutes). If not specified, try to calculate it based on the provided information.
cooking_time should be the total cooking time (in minutes). If not specified, try to calculate it based on the provided information.
difficulty should be one of the following: (easy, medium, hard).
ingredients should be a list of ingredients with quantities per section. Example: {section: "For the sauce", ingredients: ["1 kg of butter"]}. If no section information is provided, use "For the recipe".
instructions should be the instructions present in the explanations. Be precise and detailed about what is written for the instructions. Ensure to respect the order of the instructions. This is a list of strings.
description should be a presentation that makes one want to make the recipe.
notes_ingredients should be important details specified about the ingredients (optional ingredient, replacement of one ingredient with another, etc.).
notes_instructions should be important details specified about the steps to make the recipe (tips, advice, etc.).

Warnings
Do not modify any original text (title, description, ingredients, instructions).
Do not translate the recipe's language; it should be identified and preserved.
The instructions must be strictly identical to the original, without rephrasing.
If information is missing, leave the field empty without adding any invented content.
The quantities of ingredients must remain as a list of strings.
Respect the exact JSON format and ensure it is properly formatted.
The return of JSON object must be translate in english
Verify the return JSON object is in english

Context Dump
Source text provided:
{
    "explication": "Recipe #3 - Roasted Sweet Potato Soup\nIngredients:\nSweet potatoes (2½ lbs.)\nExtra-virgin olive oil (1 tbsp.)\nKosher salt (1/4 tsp.)\nFreshly cracked pepper (1/2 tsp.)\nSliced leek or onions (1 ½ cups)\nMinced garlic (1 tsp.)\nWhite wine (1/2 cup)\nChopped thyme leaves (1 tsp.)\nVegetable broth (5 cups)\nOrange juice (2 cups)\nProcedures:\n1. Pre-heat the oven to 400°F. Peel and cut sweet potatoes into very small\npieces.\n2. Place the sweet potatoes on a baking sheet and toss them with pepper,\nolive oil and salt. Roast the potatoes in the oven for 45 - 50 minutes at\n400'F or until the sweet potatoes are well browned. Set aside.\n3. In a large soup pot, cook the leeks or onions over medium to high heat for\n8 minutes or until they are tender. Add ginger and garlic, stir and cook for\none more minute. Add the white wine and bring it to a boil until the wine\nevaporates.\n4. When all the wine has evaporated, add the vegetable broth, thyme and\nsweet potatoes then bring the whole soup mixture into a boil. Turn down\nthe heat and let it simmer for 20 minutes or until the vegetables are soft\nand tender.\n5. Use a blender to puree the soup in batches. Reheat each batch of soup\nbefore serving.\nThe sweet potato soup can yield eight servings, or 1 ½ cup per serving. Each\nserving has 190 calories, 3.9 g fat, 5 mg cholesterol and 324 mg sodium."
}