use YAML;

my %Recipes = (
    YumYumStuff => {
        ingredients => [
            {
                1 => "1 Pate a Bombe",
                2 => "1/2 French Meringue",
                3 => "300ml double cream",
                4 => "3 very ripe bananas",
                5 => "2 tablespoons Creme de Banane",
                6 => "1 Bitter Chocolate Sorbet",
            },
        ],
        instructions => [
            {   1 => "Whisk together the pate a bombe and the French "
+        .
                     "Meringue mixtures.  They should be roughly equal
+ in "   .
                     "amounts by volume.",
                2 => "Lightly whip the cream to the same consistency a
+s the " .
                     "pate de bombe and French Meringue mixture then m
+ix "    .
                     "bothmixtures together",
                3 => "Finally, whisk in the banana puree and liquer.  
+Pour "  .
                     "or pipe into ramekins, a long loaf tin or a larg
+e "     .
                     "freezer container. ",
                4 => "About 30 mins before serving, transfer the parfa
+it "    .
                     "from the freezer to the refrigerator",
            },
        ],
    },
);

print Dump \%Recipes;
__END__
--- #YAML:1.0
YumYumStuff:
  ingredients:
    - 1: 1 Pate a Bombe
      2: 1/2 French Meringue
      3: 300ml double cream
      4: 3 very ripe bananas
      5: 2 tablespoons Creme de Banane
      6: 1 Bitter Chocolate Sorbet
  instructions:
    - 1: ! >-
        Whisk together the pate a bombe and the French Meringue mixtur
+es.  They
        should be roughly equal in amounts by volume.
      2: ! >-
        Lightly whip the cream to the same consistency as the pate de 
+bombe and
        French Meringue mixture then mix bothmixtures together
      3: >-
        Finally, whisk in the banana puree and liquer.  Pour or pipe i
+nto ramekins,
        a long loaf tin or a large freezer container. 
      4: ! >-
        About 30 mins before serving, transfer the parfait from the fr
+eezer to the
        refrigerator

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