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I wrote this program for another challenge, but I decided to try and make it a valid answer for this one too:

Shirred Eggs.

This recipe prints the number 2 and, in doing so, yields two delicious
shirred eggs.

Ingredients.
2 eggs

Cooking time: 12 minutes.

Pre-heat oven to 175 degrees Celsius.

Method.
Put eggs into mixing bowl. Pour contents of the mixing bowl into the
baking dish. Shirr the eggs. Bake the eggs until shirred.

Serves 1.

As I mentioned in the other answer, it seems pretty hard to write anything in Chef that involves something more complicated than mixing stuff in a bowl and baking it, and still have it work both as a program and as a recipe.

Edit: Changed the recipe from fried to shirred eggs — thanks to Blazer for the suggestion! The cooking time and temperature should be considered advisory only; I haven't actually tried the recipe yet myself, so I can't vouch for their accuracy.

I wrote this program for another challenge, but I decided to try and make it a valid answer for this one too:

Shirred Eggs.

This recipe prints the number 2 and, in doing so, yields two delicious
shirred eggs.

Ingredients.
2 eggs

Cooking time: 12 minutes.

Pre-heat oven to 175 degrees Celsius.

Method.
Put eggs into mixing bowl. Pour contents of the mixing bowl into the
baking dish. Shirr the eggs. Bake the eggs until shirred.

Serves 1.

As I mentioned in the other answer, it seems pretty hard to write anything in Chef that involves something more complicated than mixing stuff in a bowl and baking it, and still have it work both as a program and as a recipe.

Edit: Changed the recipe from fried to shirred eggs — thanks to Blazer for the suggestion! The cooking time and temperature should be considered advisory only; I haven't actually tried the recipe yet myself, so I can't vouch for their accuracy.

I wrote this program for another challenge, but I decided to try and make it a valid answer for this one too:

Chef

Since always betting 1 is now a losing strategy, the obvious thing to do is to always bet 2 instead. So let me do that. To make this otherwise boring entry a little more interesting, I decided to write it in Chef:

Shirred Eggs.

This recipe prints the number 2 and, in doing so, yields two delicious
shirred eggs.

Ingredients.
2 eggs

Cooking time: 12 minutes.

Pre-heat oven to 175 degrees Celsius.

Method.
Put eggs into mixing bowl. Pour contents of the mixing bowl into the
baking dish. Shirr the eggs. Bake the eggs until shirred.

Serves 1.

As I mentioned in the other answer, it seems pretty hard to write anything in Chef that involves something more complicated than mixing stuff in a bowl and baking it, and still have it work both as a program and as a recipe.

Edit: Changed the recipe from fried to shirred eggs — thanks to Blazer for the suggestion! The cooking time and temperature should be considered advisory only; I haven't actually tried the recipe yet myself, so I can't vouch for their accuracy.

I wrote this program for another challenge, but I decided to try and make it a valid answer for this one too:

Shirred Eggs.

This recipe prints the number 2 and, in doing so, yields two delicious
shirred eggs.

Ingredients.
2 eggs

Cooking time: 12 minutes.

Pre-heat oven to 175 degrees Celsius.

Method.
Put eggs into mixing bowl. Pour contents of the mixing bowl into the
baking dish. Shirr the eggs. Bake the eggs until shirred.

Serves 1.

As I mentioned in the other answer, it seems pretty hard to write anything in Chef that involves something more complicated than mixing stuff in a bowl and baking it, and still have it work both as a program and as a recipe.

Edit: Changed the recipe from fried to shirred eggs — thanks to Blazer for the suggestion! The cooking time and temperature should be considered advisory only; I haven't actually tried the recipe yet myself, so I can't vouch for their accuracy.

I wrote this program for another challenge, but I decided to try and make it a valid answer for this one too:

Two Fried Eggs.

This recipe prints the number 2 and, in doing so, yields two delicious
fried eggs.

Ingredients.
2 eggs

Method.
Put eggs into mixing bowl. Pour contents of the mixing bowl into the
baking dish. Bake the eggs. Fry the eggs until baked.

Serves 1.

As I mentioned in the other answer, it seems pretty hard to write anything in Chef that involves something more complicated than mixing stuff in a bowl and baking it, and still have it work both as a program and as a recipe.

I wrote this program for another challenge, but I decided to try and make it a valid answer for this one too:

Chef

Since always betting 1 is now a losing strategy, the obvious thing to do is to always bet 2 instead. So let me do that. To make this otherwise boring entry a little more interesting, I decided to write it in Chef:

Shirred Eggs.

This recipe prints the number 2 and, in doing so, yields two delicious
shirred eggs.

Ingredients.
2 eggs

Cooking time: 12 minutes.

Pre-heat oven to 175 degrees Celsius.

Method.
Put eggs into mixing bowl. Pour contents of the mixing bowl into the
baking dish. Shirr the eggs. Bake the eggs until shirred.

Serves 1.

As I mentioned in the other answer, it seems pretty hard to write anything in Chef that involves something more complicated than mixing stuff in a bowl and baking it, and still have it work both as a program and as a recipe.

Edit: Changed the recipe from fried to shirred eggs — thanks to Blazer for the suggestion! The cooking time and temperature should be considered advisory only; I haven't actually tried the recipe yet myself, so I can't vouch for their accuracy.