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During Christmas break, I tried out a different ramen recipe. Cooking, in general, is not one of my favorite activities, because it can be very time-consuming, challenging, and is just not one of my strong areas. I like cooking ramen because it is pretty simple and quick, but I don't like using the seasoning packets because it is always pretty bland to me, so I always try to add different things to the ramen. I looked up a recipe online that I thought would taste good and I found one that had a brown sugar soy sauce so I decided to try it. The recipe only had instructions for the sauce and ramen, but I decided to add bell peppers and other vegetables to the ramen to make it better. I think that the ramen turned out very good, but since it is so quick it can be quite challenging to handle the timing of everything. For example, I did cook the bell peppers for too long because I was very focused on not overcooking the ramen. However, since I made that first mistake I did pay more attention to all parts of the cooking so my timing did improve a little. I think that also with practicing to cook I am becoming better at being more creative with my cooking and learning what flavors go together. 

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