Goal and options: To prevent the nasty clumpy black chocolate burn when melting the chocolate for the pizza cookies

OPTIONS:
- Put water into a saucepan and boil it, gently putting the glass bowl into the pan, then put the chocolate into the glass bowl stirring it constantly
- Put water into a saucepan and boil it, gently putting the plastic bowl into the pan, then put the chocolate into the plastic bowl stirring it constantly
output answer: Put water into a saucepan and boil it, gently putting the glass bowl into the pan, then put the chocolate into the glass bowl stirring it constantly
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
To core an apple,

OPTIONS:
- take an apple, center it on top of the apple around the stem, push it thru the apple, and pull it back thru the apple.
- take an apple corer, center it on top of the apple around the stem, push it thru the apple, and pull it back thru the apple.

[A]: take an apple corer, center it on top of the apple around the stem, push it thru the apple, and pull it back thru the apple.
input question: Can you pop your thumb out of place?

OPTIONS:
- Thumb Dislocation. A thumb dislocation occurs when the tissues, or ligaments, that hold the joint together are torn. The bones then move, or are dislocated, out of their normal position. ... They should generally not be left in place longer than 3 weeks to avoid stiffness and loss of joint function.
- Thumb Dislocation. A thumb dislocation occurs when the tissues, or ligaments, that hold the joint together are torn. The bones then move, or are dislocated, out of their normal position. ... They should generally be left out of place for a few weeks until swelling is gone

output answer: Thumb Dislocation. A thumb dislocation occurs when the tissues, or ligaments, that hold the joint together are torn. The bones then move, or are dislocated, out of their normal position. ... They should generally not be left in place longer than 3 weeks to avoid stiffness and loss of joint function.
[Q]: Objective: pumice OPTIONS:
- smooths feet
- smooths rocks
[A]: smooths feet
Q: Here is a goal: make an easy quesadilla

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Warm a tortilla in a skillet and top with cheese and fillings. Wait until everything is warm and gooey, then fold and dig in. I prefer flour tortillas for quesadillas they're usually easier to find in the larger 9- or 10-inch size and they get nicely crispy in the pan without breaking apart when you fold or cut them.
- Warm a tortilla in a baby wipe warmer and top with cheese and fillings. Wait until everything is warm and gooey, then fold and dig in. I prefer flour tortillas for quesadillas they're usually easier to find in the larger 9- or 10-inch size and they get nicely crispy in the pan without breaking apart when you fold or cut them.

A: Warm a tortilla in a skillet and top with cheese and fillings. Wait until everything is warm and gooey, then fold and dig in. I prefer flour tortillas for quesadillas they're usually easier to find in the larger 9- or 10-inch size and they get nicely crispy in the pan without breaking apart when you fold or cut them.
Question:
Goal: which salt is for finishing

Which of the following methods is more reasonable for accomplishing this goal?

OPTIONS:
- you finish with a salt lick
- you finish with sea salt
Answer:
you finish with sea salt