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I'm a fantastic cook (4) I live together with my parents, so I don't need to cook by myself ! However, I wanted to cook something for myself after couple of days' nauseating studies! After class I went to the supermarket with my friend, I had no idea what I wanted to eat until I saw the fresh spareribs, I came up with an idea, how about cooking sweet and sour spareribs? Haha.....it would be a great challenge! I searched Interent to find a method about cooking sweet and sour spareribs! However there were so many ways, I got confused. "Which one is better?" I thought over this question for many times, finally I random chose one of those methods. While it never rains but it pours, I forgot to put some shallots in the soup when boiled the spareribs, I put five teaspoons of sugar into the material juice while the method tells that just put four teaspoons... Thank goodness! My sweet and sour spareribs tasted not bad, just a little bit sweet! Haha..... P.S The picture on the left is my work, another one is a download image, have fun! ^^ Thank you all ! :)

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I'm a fantastic cook (4)

I live together with my parents, so I don't need to cook by myself ! However, I wanted to cook something for myself after couple of days'  of nauseating studies!

After class, I went to the supermarket with my friend, .  I had no idea what I wanted to eat until I saw the fresh spareribs, .  I came up with an idea, how about cooking sweet and sour spareribs? Haha.....it would be a great challenge!

I searched Interent to find a method about cooking sweet and sour spareribs! However there were so many ways, I got confused. "Which one is better?" I thought over this question for many times, finally I randomly chose one of those a methods. While it never rains but it pours [Use when a mistake(s) results in several bad outcomes. If wanting to use a metaphore,  use "Well, Murphy's law applies here." ] I forgot to put some shallots in the soup when boiled the spareribs, I put five teaspoons of sugar into the material juice while the method tells that just put four teaspoons...

Thank goodness! My sweet and sour spareribs tasted not bad, just a little bit sweet! Haha.....

P.S The picture on the left is my work, another one is a download image, have fun! ^^


Thank you all ! :)
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WoW...It's amazing ::) I can't believe, you can cook that..It seems very difficult to prepare!
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@mina: Can't wait, I miss your cooking! :)
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I am also good at doing that..let's see whose is better when I go back.
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Murphy's Law=Anything that can be bad, will and can happen (of course not true, but it is like saying "I have bad luck when cooking." Also not true with you :P . Review the use of commas (,) and periods (.). I did not fix all the errors (especially the , versus . confusion0.

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