INPUT ARTICLE: Article: For each egg that you will be replacing: mix together 1 tablespoon (7 grams) of ground flax seed and 2 to 3 tablespoon (37.5 to 35 milliliters) of warm water. Let the mixture sit for 5 minutes, then use it in your recipe. You can try using a flax egg for other cookie recipes, but keep in mind that they will be soft and chewy. If the recipe calls for more than one egg, you will have to use a different substitute, or it will make the cookies too oily. Alternatively, you can also use 2 tablespoons (30 milliliters) of water, 2 teaspoons of baking powder, and 1 teaspoon of vegetable oil. You will need cup (65 grams) of whipped or pureed tofu for each egg that you are replacing. The cookies won't "brown" as much as with other methods, but they will be moist. You will need to follow the instructions on the package, as each brand will be a little different. Keep in mind that the instructions are usually a starting point, and that you may have to make your own adjustments. For each egg that you will be replacing, you will need cup (60 milliliters) of sweetened condensed milk. Do not use this if the recipe calls for more than 2 eggs. You will also need to decrease the amount of sugar that the recipe calls for or the cookies will be too sweet. This will give you crispy cookies and is great for coconut macaroons. Aquafaba is the liquid that comes in cans of chickpeas or white beans. You will need about 3 tablespoons (45 milliliters) for each egg white that you are replacing. If you need to make a meringue, use 1 part aquafaba to 1 parts powdered sugar. Whip the ingredients together like you would using egg whites. For each egg that you need to replace, you will need 1 tablespoon, cornstarch, 1 tablespoon of soy milk powder, and 2 tablespoons of water. Mix the ingredients together in a small cup, then add them to your recipe.

SUMMARY: Try a flax egg if you are making oatmeal cookies. Use cup (60 milliliters) of vegetable oil to replace one egg. Try silken tofu if you don't care about the cookies being browned. Use a commercial egg replacer, such as Ener-G Egg Replacer if you want crispy cookies. Try sweetened condensed milk with care. Use aquafaba if you need egg whites. Try cornstarch and soy milk powder. Finished.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When you decide to quit smoking hookah, make a list of reasons you are quitting. Carry this list with you. Sometimes you may need a reminder of why you are making this choice. Pull it out each time you are tempted to smoke. Reading this list can help you stay motivated. Reasons you may consider quitting hookah include the health benefits, wanting to feel better, being tired of smelling like smoke, wanting to stop wasting money, or setting a good example. You can either quit hookah smoking by gradually cutting back or stopping cold turkey. Stopping cold turkey may work for some, but for others it might not always work. Sometimes, quitting completely at once is hard, especially if you have tried to quit hookah smoking before and couldn't. Instead, gradually cut back on the amount of hookah you smoke. Each week or each day, smoke less and less. Decide which way it best for you. If you start out by quitting cold turkey, but then find that impossible to stick to, switch to a gradual cutting back of your smoking. Make a commitment to quitting hookah by choosing a day you want to stop smoking. Make it at least within the next two weeks. Choose a day where nothing is going on, so you can focus solely on quitting. Try it on a Sunday or a Monday, which starts off your week with your new goal. Or, stop on a Saturday so you have the weekend to get used to quitting before you have to return to work. Since you are trying to stop smoking hookah, you need to stop going to hookah bars. This just puts you right in front of temptation. Plus, in hookah bars you will be inhaling the smoke, which won't be very helpful as you try to quit. Instead of hookah bars, go to other places. Go to a real bar where smoking isn't allowed. Go to the movies, a museum, or out shopping. Stay away from places where smoking is allowed.
Summary: Make a list of reasons you're quitting. Decide how to quit. Choose a quit day. Refrain from going to hookah bars.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Juice from 1/2 a lemon (or 1 tsp. of concentrated lemon juice) 1 or 2 tbsp. of baking soda 1 tsp. honey Brown sugar to desired thickness Use a fork or a whisk to combine the lemon juice, baking soda, and honey in a bowl. Ensure that the mixture is smooth and free of clumps. How much brown sugar you add will depend on your own tastes. If you want the paste to be thicker, add more sugar; for a lighter, runnier exfoliating paste, add less sugar. Make sure the paste is free of lumps. Also make sure that it is not too runny, otherwise it may drip into your eyes or on your clothes or furniture. Use lukewarm water and gently massage your face as you wash it. Be sure to rinse it well. Be gentle as you pat your face dry so as not to irritate your skin. Using gentle, circular motions, apply the mixture to your face and neck with your fingertips. You will likely feel some light tingling and tightening. This is the mask doing its job! If your skin begins to burn, however, wash the mask off right away. Dampen a washcloth with lukewarm water and then use gentle, circular motions to move the mixture from your skin. You may need to rinse out the cloth and re-wet it a few times to completely and thoroughly remove the mixture from your skin. Use the coldest water you can handle, as this will help close your pores and lock in the benefits of the mask. Afterward, gently pat your face dry with a clean, dry washcloth. Once your face is clean and dry, apply your favorite moisturizer to your face and neck. Even without the moisturizer, you should notice that your skin is smoother and brighter even after one treatment. Only do this mask once a week. Doing it more than that may cause your skin to become dry and irritated. The mask should improve the quality of your skin and reduce the appearance of acne.

SUMMARY:
Gather your materials: Combine lemon juice, baking soda, and honey. Add brown sugar to desired thickness. Mix everything together to form a smooth paste. Wash face with gentle cleanser and pat dry. Apply the mixture to your face and neck. Leave on for 5 to 15 minutes. Remove the mask with a damp washcloth. Splash your face with cold water. Moisturize. Repeat once a week.