Edible Math Symbols Food Art

Input A is a mathematical symbol, letter, or constant (such as Pi, Sigma, Infinity, Delta).  
Generate 4 different cooking media to present this symbol:  
Medium 1 (liquid): a thick sauce or dipping sauce (such as red Salsa, Pesto, melted chocolate).  
Medium 2 (Granules): A grain or combination unit (e.g., sushi rice, corn kernels, coffee beans).  
Medium 3 (Solid): A baking or cooking structure (such as pizza crust, pretzel dough, grilled meat).  
Medium 4 (powder): a bright spice or powder (such as turmeric, flour, matcha powder).  

2. Containers  
Goal: "Edible font" food photography.  
Format: 2x2 grid composition.  
Canvas: Each panel displays a textured black sintered stone plate placed on a rustic wooden table.  
Body: Symbol (enter A) is shaped in the center of the sintered stone using the medium specified by the panel.  

3. Composition (Plating):  
Panel 1 (Liquid/Messy): Draw symbols with sauce. Nearby are dipping snacks (chips, bread) and garnishes (shredded cheese, herbs).  
Panel 2 (Pellet/Exact): Symbols formed by tightly arranged grains or sushi rolls. Place tools (chopsticks, spoons) around the area.  
Panel 3 (Solid/Structure): Symbols are baked or carved, with height and 3D volume. Toppings (olives, Italian sausages).  
Panel 4 (Powder/Terrain): Symbols are presented as negative or stacked spice ridges.  
Micro-details: 1:87 scale Little Worker/Miner figurines interact with powder, treating it as a landscape (shoveling turmeric, laying tracks).  

4. Grammar (stimulates appetite):  
Color: High saturation. The food color (red sauce, yellow spices, white rice) must stand out on the black slate.  
Texture: Sauce shows moisture, bread shows crumbs, spices show grains.  

Output: Single image, 1:1 aspect ratio, 2x2 grid, food photography, "flat" aesthetic, high texture.