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The finished product. It came out heavy like a brick!
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- Reply Arlene.Xie
- Now I know why you call it brick! Your bread is not slim and looks like a car face, I think. Haha...Don't you think so?
- Reply sedgehead
- Arlene.Xie: Now I know why you call it brick! Your bread is not slim and looks like a car face, I think. Haha...Don't you think so?It did not rise well. I didn't make it correctly. I should have added the water last, but the recipe said to add it first. I knew better. But Sheila always says "you should follow a recipe." I cook better without a recipe! The dough cooked into a heavy brick instead of light and fluffy bread.
- Reply Arlene.Xie
- Haha...sometimes recipe tells lies. So, you experience is better than that recipe. That writer is a little bad...
- Reply sedgehead
- Arlene.Xie: Haha...sometimes recipe tells lies. So, you experience is better than that recipe. That writer is a little bad...我们一起学！
Since there's more than one recipe, I would say "Sometimes recipes tell lies. . . your experience. This writer is a little bad."
Of course you can say the last one in three ways with three meanings:
This writer writes poorly. (anyone you are speaking about who is nearby)
I write poorly. (you did the writing)
That writer writes poorly. (anyone not nearby).
You write poorly. (the other person)
- Reply Arlene.Xie
- Write poorly. Thank you very much. I write poorly.
- Reply sedgehead
- Arlene.Xie: Write poorly. Thank you very much. I write poorly.Writing poorly is much better than not being able to write!
- Reply Arlene.Xie
- sedgehead: Writing poorly is much better than not being able to write!You are right again. Haha
- Reply BlairP
- sedgehead: Writing poorly is much better than not being able to write!This sentence is very encouraging~!
