Write an article based on this "Stay calm. Ask questions. Know when to walk away."
article: Argumentative people will often argue out of a desire to see an emotional response from their opponent. Don't show if the interaction is making you upset or angry. Smile. Show your antagonist you aren't going to let an argument bring you down. Sometimes that's all an angry, argumentative person is looking to do. Instead of trying to convince an argumentative person to see things your way, ask them questions to explain their viewpoint. Often this can help you get to root of the argument. For example you can ask "What is your reasoning behind that idea?" Aside from not having to justify your own position to your opponent, you are allowing them an opportunity to vent and feel their voice is heard. Many times this will be enough to calm an argumentative person, even if it doesn't resolve the disagreement. If you feel a situation is not going to be resolved in a positive manner, just step away from it. You can always pick up the topic again at a later time when you feel it can be discussed in a reasonable manner.

Write an article based on this "Balance the heat with some sweetness. Add acid. Serve it alongside a dairy product. Serve it with starches."
article: If you were a little heavy-handed with the chili peppers, add some sugar or honey to the dish to correct the problem. Make sure to use very small amounts of sweetener so your savory dish does not turn into a dessert. Use acidic liquids like lemon or lime juice or vinegar to counteract the spiciness. You can even add a little ketchup or diced tomatoes to increase the acidity. Dairy complements spicy foods nicely, since the casein in milk prevents the pain receptors on the tongue from feeling the heat. Most cultures with spicy cuisine exploit this fact. Spicy Mexican food is served with sour cream, hot Indian curries or some Turkish kebabs are paired with yogurt, and Buffalo wings come alongside bleu cheese. Just like with dairy, starchy foods will help diffuse the spicy taste. Try serving your dish with potatoes, rice, pasta, or bread to make it easier to eat for you or your guests.

Write an article based on this "Wash the apples and pull the stems off. Refrigerate the apples for 1 to 2 hours. Finished."
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Some apples come waxed, which can keep the caramel from sticking. If your apples came waxed, wash them using some baking soda and water. Once the caramel hardens, you can serve the apples. Some people prefer to leave the apples on the counter for about 15 minutes, so that they won't be too cold.