In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Turn the oven on to 450F (232C). Set a large oven-safe skillet in the oven on the middle rack. The skillet should become hot as the oven heats. Get out 1 1/2 pounds (680 g) of rockfish and use a sharp knife to cut the fish into 4 even serving-sized pieces. Pour 2 teaspoons (10 ml) of soy sauce into a small prep bowl. Dip a pastry brush in the soy sauce and brush it over each piece of the rockfish. Turn the pieces over and brush the other side of each piece. Place 3 shallow bowls or plates on your work surface. Place 1 lightly beaten egg in one bowl. Measure 1 cup (90 g) of panko breadcrumbs into the next bowl and add a large pinch of salt. Place 1/2 cup (60 g) of all-purpose flour in the other bowl. Lay each piece of rockfish in the bowl with the flour. Turn the pieces so they're completely coated. Lift them up and gently shake them to remove the excess flour. Dip the floured rockfish into the beaten egg so it's totally covered with the egg. Lift the pieces up and let the extra egg drip back into the bowl. Place the rockfish in the bowl with the panko breadcrumbs. Gently press the fish to coat both sides in the panko breadcrumbs. Use oven mitts to remove the hot skillet from the oven. Pour 2 (30 ml) of vegetable oil into the skillet and lay the fish in it so they're in a single layer. If your skillet isn't big enough to hold the fish in a single layer, you might have to bake the rockfish in 2 batches or use 2 skillets. Put the skillet back in the oven and bake the fish for 2 to 4 minutes. Cook the fish for less time if the pieces are thin. Turn the rockfish over and bake the fish for another 2 to 4 minutes. Remove the fish from the oven and ensure that it's cooked completely. The fish should flake easily if you brush a fork across the center. Serve the fish while it's still hot. You can refrigerate leftover rockfish in an airtight container for 3 to 4 days, but it will become soft as it's stored.
Summary: Preheat the oven and heat a skillet. Cut the rockfish and brush it with soy sauce. Set up a dredging station. Dip the rockfish in the flour. Coat the rockfish in the egg. Roll the rockfish in the panko breadcrumbs. Pour oil into the hot skillet and arrange the fish in the pan. Bake the rockfish for 4 to 8 minutes. Serve the crispy baked rockfish.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: . Perhaps the easiest and most direct way of being a good big brother or big sister is taking the time to ask your sibling how their day went and listening to what they have to say. Try to pull your sibling aside once a day and have a brief conversation with them especially if they are an adolescent or in their early teen years. Often, younger siblings want to be acknowledged and listened to by those they look up to. Practice active listening in your conversations with your sibling, whether it's a brief check in talk with them or a heart to heart. Treat the conversation as a learning opportunity, where you get to know your sibling better and have a meaningful discussion. Focus your attention fully on your sibling and let them speak without interruption. Acknowledge what they told you and respond thoughtfully and without judgement. This will keep the conversation open and encourage them to confide in you more often. Though siblings tend to squabble and have small fights, you should make an effort to avoid having big, dramatic arguments with your sibling. This may mean being the bigger person and letting your sibling have the victory for a trivial fight. You should also try to offer your sibling a compromise, where you get a little bit of what you want and they get a little bit of what they want. This will help them to feel supported and respected by you, but it will also help them learn that they cannot always get their way. If you're unable to resolve a conflict on your own, ask an authority figure for guidance, such as an older friend, an older family member, or parent. This will show your sibling that you're not afraid to ask for help when you need it. Your sibling will likely experience a range of trials and tribulations, and they may confront a difficult challenge of some kind or even fail in their attempt to do something great. Rather than shame your sibling for their failure or make them feel bad about messing up, you should comfort them and support them. Comfort your sibling by telling them to keep their head high and be proud, even if they didn't get what they wanted or if they failed. Remind them that they"ll have other opportunities to do better. Another way to comfort your sibling it to distract them from their failure by taking them out to their favorite restaurant or to their favorite hang out spot. Sometimes, distraction can help to cheer someone up and make them dwell less on their failure. Teaching your sibling about boundaries and autonomy, or their ability to be their own person separate of others, can show them how to respect others and themself. You should respect your sibling's body autonomy by not tickling them, picking at them, or touching their body without their consent. You should also respect their mental boundaries by not trying to enforce your opinions or ideas on them, and by not trying to control their thoughts. Don't force them to grow up too fast or do adult things when they are still a kid or a teenager. Let them experience life as a young person, even if it means making mistakes or dealing with conflict. Be there as a support for them as they try to figure it out on their own. If they wants to do adult things with you, like go for dinner together, you can certainly do this. But don't try to force them into doing adult things if they doesn't seem interested or engaged in them. You can also support your sibling by offering them advice when they asks for it. Avoid giving advice when they do not ask you for it as this can feel pushy or forceful. Only give advice when your sibling asks for it and only after you have listened to what they has to say. Rather than give your sibling general or vague advice, you should consider your own personal experiences and how you managed to resolve or deal with a certain issue. This will show that you have empathy for your sibling and want to support them in an honest way. For example, if your sibling admits that they're struggling with balancing their academics and extracurricular activities, you may tell them how you created a weekly schedule and blocked off time for each thing you had to do each day. If your sibling asks you for romantic advice, and if you have experience in this area, encourage them to talk about their feelings and the situation. Offer advice on how to have a healthy, responsible romantic relationship with someone.
Summary: Be a good listener Resolve conflicts in a mature and honest way. Comfort your sibling when they confronts a challenge or fails. Respect your sibling's boundaries and their autonomy. Give your sibling advice based on your own personal experience.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Once the chocolate is set, it will look shiny due to the oil. You can remove it from the freezer and enjoy! You can store the chocolate in an airtight container for up to a week in the fridge, or 1 month in the freezer.
Summary:
Place the chocolate in the freezer for 10 minutes to set.