Teacher Lu gave us an interesting homework assignment - experience cooking a dish.

I returned to grandma's house today and said, "Grandma, I want to make a dish!" "Okay!" Grandma readily agreed.

Grandma asked me to make cumin lamb.

I put on an apron first and turned on a low heat. Then I mixed the chili and mutton into a bowl.

Then put them together in the pot and fry over low heat.

I made this dish in one go.

When I was frying mutton with a spatula, I almost knocked over the pot several times. At that time, my heart almost reached my throat.

After a while, I put the vegetable moss into the pot. I wanted to stir-fry it with the mutton, but I heard my grandma say: "Don't stir-fry the mutton yet!" I put the mutton aside and started to stir-fry the mutton seriously.

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"Grandma, can you fry it over high heat?" I shouted.

"No! Fry over medium heat!" Grandma said.

I "changed" the low heat to medium heat and continued to fry.

"It's time to sprinkle cumin!" Grandma said.

I picked up the cumin and poured it.

"Don't spread too much!" Grandma said again.

I put down the cumin, stir-fried it several times and then it was done.

After everyone ate my food, they all said it was sweeter than honey.