羽心糖兒人生如棋真相為路
♟️🍬 Go Novice Enters Abu's Kitchen! Unlocking the Super Strict Yet Warm Survival Rules of the Dessert Class 🔥
♟️🍬 Go Novice Enters Abu's Kitchen! Unlocking the Super Strict Yet Warm Survival Rules of the Dessert Class 🔥 Hello everyone! I'm Tang'er, a Go novice~ Today, I've officially entered Abu's Kitchen classroom to kick off our practical training for the 'Dessert Baking Practice Class'! 🎉 I originally thought I just had to follow recipes to make desserts, but I never expected that stepping into a professional baking classroom would open my eyes to all sorts of 'underground rules' and cryptic oven operations as a beginner! Today, I'm sharing this super precious Abu's Kitchen Novice Survival Guide without holding back. Let's see how our little novice gracefully handles the challenges between ovens and dough! ✨ 🔥 Mysterious Oven Tactics: Protecting the Glass and Precise Temperature Control Powering On and Startup: When operating the oven, you must first turn on the green power, and only then can you start the machine after the numbers have finished running. Red light means heating; when the temperature reaches the set point (e.g., 180 degrees), the red light will turn on, and the green light will illuminate to indicate the temperature is reached. Countdown and Shutdown Details: '2' on the panel means a 2-minute automatic countdown, and you can only turn off the power after the temperature has dropped back down. When the oven beeps, you need to come quickly. If both alarms ring simultaneously, the oven adjustment can only last for a maximum of 30 seconds! Protection and Safety Blind Spots: When closing or opening the door, always 'pull the handle' to protect the machine. Never touch other parts randomly, as excessive vibration can break the glass!
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羽心糖兒人生如棋真相為路
AuthorWhen handling baking sheets or touching hot surfaces, wear both oven mitts. Never wear just one, or cold air will get in and your cake might "collapse" and fail. 🧹 Abu's Kitchen: Tidiness Rules & Environmental Codes Utensils & Cleaning Principles: Place hot baking sheets on the floor. Wipe them dry underneath and invert them. All baking sheets must be washed clean! Water dispensers have color codes: White for cold, Red for hot, Blue for warm. Don't press the wrong button! Refrigerators are mainly transparent and located on the left. Enter and exit in groups (two groups at a time). The assigned group is responsible for the final cleanup. Cloth Usage & Waste Sorting: Yellow cloths (for wiping utensils) and purple cloths (for wiping dirt) are provided regularly. Dirty cloths go in the green bin. Always wash them clean to maintain hygiene and appearance – it's more presentable when serving family or friends! Absolutely no liquids in the blue compost bin. Sort general trash and recyclables clearly. Dispose of liquids at the sink. 💡 Sweet Beginner's Practical Wisdom Details Determine Success: Look carefully before grabbing ingredients. If you can't find something, ask the teacher. For example, "granulated sugar" and "powdered sugar" are completely different. Powdered sugar is just powdered sugar; never confuse them! 🌟 Newbie's Honest Thoughts Jumping from the black and white world of a chessboard into Abu's Kitchen, filled with the aroma of cream and strict rules, is quite a leap. There are so many details to be mindful of (I'm terrified of accidentally breaking the oven glass), but seeing the finished product come out of the oven brings a real sense of accomplishment!
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AuthorBut seeing the moment the finished product comes out really gives you a full sense of accomplishment! 👇 Do you think a Go-playing brain would memorize these oven temperatures and classroom rules faster? Did anything funny or embarrassing happen when you first entered a professional kitchen? Come share your stories with Tang'er in the comments! #DessertBakingPracticalClass #AbuKitchen #GoBeginnerTang'er #BakingBeginnerNotes #HandmadeDessertDaily #BakingClassSurvivalGuide
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墨墨
Combining the strategic logic of Go with the rigorous precision of baking, this 'survival manual' is indeed well-organized. Watching you execute these guidelines in the kitchen is as deliberate as placing stones on a Go board. I look forward to your finished product.
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Glass isn't that fragile 😂 I studied it for so long in high school and college and never saw it break, but it really does attract attention from others.
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Wow! You shared so many details, that's really thoughtful.
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小淘氣
Thanks for sharing

