If your paper is a rectangle, simply fold one corner across the paper so that two of the sides match up. There will be an extra rectangular flap that isn't part of the triangle that this creates. Cut this flap off and unfold the triangle.
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One-sentence summary -- Use a square piece of paper.

Q: Once the peppers have completely cooled, transfer them to a blender. Blend the peppers thoroughly, until they create a pureed liquid sauce. You can use a food processor if yours has a puree setting. Use a funnel to transfer the sauce into a glass jar with an air-tight lid. Seal the jar and store it in the refrigerator for 2 weeks. This will allow the sauce to steep. The seeds in the sauce will make it spicier as it steeps. After 2 weeks, remove the sauce from the refrigerator. Pour it through a fine strainer to remove any seeds that are still in the sauce. Make sure to place a bowl or jar under the strainer to catch the sauce as it drips through. Once the sauce has been strained, place it into a tightly sealed glass jar or plastic container and return it to the refrigerator. Tabasco sauce, if stored in the fridge, can keep for over a year. Freezing isn't recommended, since it will alter the flavor and consistency of the sauce.
A: Puree the sauce in a blender. Pour the sauce into an air-tight container and refrigerate for 2 weeks. Strain the mixture. Return the sauce to the refrigerator. Finished.

Article: Put the chili peppers, cilantro, and juice of 3 limes (or 2 lemons) in a blender. Process them until you have a uniform mixture. Finely slice the onion and place it in a bowl. Cover the slices with the juice of 2 limes (or 1 lemon). Slice the cucumbers; season them with salt, pepper, and a bit of lime juice. Put them aside for plating. You can also season the cucumbers with chili powder, depending on how spicy you want to dish to be.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Process the ingredients. Marinate the onion (optional). Prepare the cucumbers.

Problem: Article: Perhaps you had an argument or a falling-out; maybe you said something to offend the person without realizing it; or you may have been making him or her feel uncomfortable in some way. Think carefully about your behavior, and try to identify a reason. Examine the circumstances whenever you feel "avoided", and notice whether any common threads run between each instance. Maybe this person avoids you at certain times, or with certain people; maybe it has to do with you, or maybe it has to do with them. Put the pieces together and try to understand why. Does this person seem to avoid you at certain times, or when you are doing certain things? For instance, maybe you've recently begun to experiment with drugs, and your friend doesn't like to see you in an altered state. Does this person avoid you when you are with certain people? Perhaps you aren't the one they're avoiding or maybe they don't like how you act around a particular group. Maybe your friend is shy or introverted: s/he is always down for a one-on-one conversation, but disappears quickly when you show up with a large group. Does this person avoid you when he/she is trying to work or study? Maybe your friend loves to spend time with you in a relaxed social setting, but finds it hard to get any work done when you're around. If your friend or significant other is present and engaging in person, but never responds to your texts, he/she might just not like communicating over text. This may especially be the case if your friend leads a very busy or disciplined life it can be hard to take the time for a deep, involved text conversation when you're constantly working, studying, or practicing. Gauge whether the person has changed since s/he started avoiding you and if so, how much he has changed. Perhaps he's begun hanging out with a new group of friends; maybe he's gotten wrapped up in a new love interest; maybe he's busy with a new sport or hobby that isn't really your thing. It is a beautiful thing to be close to someone, but people change, and things fall apart. If you can tell that someone is moving on, it might be time for you to move on, too. Also consider how you have changed. Maybe this person acts the same as he always has, but you have begun to act differently. Perhaps you've started running with a new crowd of friends, or you've picked up a habit that bothers your friend, or you simply haven't been as available. Growing apart does not mean that you can't grow back together. If you can feel yourself growing away from someone, it's your choice whether you let them go or try to keep the relationship alive. Keep in mind, however, that this process must be mutual.
Summary: Ask yourself why this person might be avoiding you. Look for patterns. Think about how you are trying to contact the person. Consider that people grow apart.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Cakes made from scratch will be denser and stronger than a cake mix. Using the ingredients list above, combine sugar and butter, then beat in the eggs and vanilla. Mix flour and baking powder together, and then combine the dry ingredients with the sugar-butter-egg mixture. Use the milk to thin out the batter. Separate the batter into two greased 9" round pans, and put them into a preheated 350 degree oven. They should take 30 to 40 minutes to bake.

SUMMARY: Mix your cake batter. Bake the cakes.

Article: Trips can be expensive, so it's important to know how much money you have to spend on a birthday trip for your girlfriend. It's not just hotel costs that you should think about too -- you'll need to consider transportation, food, and entertainment expenses as well. Set a firm budget, so you can start to narrow your destination options. You don't need to have a lot of money to plan a special birthday trip. Even one night away at a bed and breakfast can mean a lot to your girlfriend. When you're choosing a place to take your trip, budget will play a role. However, you should also try to find a destination that will be special for your girlfriend. That may mean taking her somewhere that she's always wanted to go or taking her back to a place where you've shared happy memories before. It can also be as simple as taking her for a weekend to an amusement park that you know she loves. Make the trip all about her, so you know that she's sure to enjoy it. If you're having trouble coming up with ideas for your getaway, talk to your girlfriend's friends and family to see if they have any ideas. Once you've settled on a destination, you can make hotel reservations and arrange for transportation, such as airline or train tickets. Use a travel site to find the best deals for the area, so you're sure to stick to your budget. You should also figure out if you need any other reservations for the trip, such as for dinner at a trendy restaurant, tickets for a show, or admittance to a local attraction. Make sure to plan ahead, so you're not making reservations at the last minute. You may wind up with limited options if you wait too long to plan the trip. If you're not sure if you need other reservations, speak to the staff at the hotel. They can usually help you figure out what you might want to plan ahead. You'll want to have something to give to your girlfriend on her birthday, so put together a gift package that hints at the trip's location. For example, if you're taking her for a weekend of vineyard tours, put together a basket that includes a map of the area, a couple of bottles of her favorite wine, and a monogrammed wineglass. For a weekend away at the beach, put some sunscreen, sunglasses, flip flops, and a towel inside a beach bag for her. If your destination doesn't lend itself to a gift box, just print out your itinerary or reservation confirmation, place it in a box, and wrap it for your girlfriend to open.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Figure out a budget. Think of a special destination. Make reservations. Create a gift box that goes with the destination.