Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Fill your pot or pan with enough warm water to completely submerge the caramel. Squirt in a liberal drop of dishwashing detergent or fabric softener. Allow the pan to soak for an hour, at minimum. Scrub the pan with a dish sponge. Dump the water.

Answer: This can either be done while the caramel is still warm or after it cools. If the caramel has already hardened and seems especially stuck, fabric softener may prove more helpful, since many dishwashing detergents may be too mild. The water should be a dingy brown by the time you return to it. Submerge the sponge beneath the water and vigorously scrub at the caramel until it chips away. After soaking for an hour, it should wipe away with relative ease. Give the pan a final rinse beneath running water.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Strip the wires on the cables by 14 to 12 inch (0.64 to 1.27cm). Connect the light to the main cable with cable connectors. Insert the light into the ground and bury the cable. Connect wires from the main cable to the GFCI power pack. Add a weatherproof cover outlet and power pack. Turn the electricity back on.

Answer: You can do this with wire strippers or a utility knife. Strip the ends of the wires on the light as well as the on the cable. If the cable has cable nuts on it, remove the nuts, then strip the cable if needed. The cable should already be stripped under the cable nuts. If it isn't, you will need to strip it. Cable connectors are also known as cable nuts. If the light came disassembled, then you need to assemble it first. Each type of light will be a little different, so be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions. Once you have the light assembled, connect the light's cables to the main cable with cable nuts. Make sure that you connect the white wires together and the black or red wires together. Never mix and match wires. Set the light post into the ground. If you are using a pathway light, you'll probably need to drive the stake into the ground instead. Once you have the light placed, bury the cable. If you have a grassy lawn, sprinkle some grass seeds over the bare dirt. It will get patched up in a few days. Connect the white and red/black wires to the "load" terminals on the GFCI power pack first. Next, connect the house's wires to the "line" terminals on the GFCI power pack. Always connect the white wires to the white wires, and the red/black wires to the red/black wires. Use wire connectors or wire nuts to do this. Remember to expose 14 to 12 inch (0.64 to 1.27cm) of wire in order to get the connectors on. This includes both the red/black "hot" wires and the white "neutral" or "ground" wires. If your breaker doesn't have a white wire, wrap your light's white wire around the green-colored screw (ground screw), then tighten the screw. Wrap any exposed wire with electrical tape. Never connect black and white wires together or you will blow a fuse. This will help keep the moisture away from the wires and outlet and prevent short circuiting. As an extra precaution, consider applying caulk around the cover--leave the bottom third exposed so that any trapped moisture can drain. Match the color of the caulk to the cover or to your house's wall. Clear is another option. Test the light out, then make any necessary adjustments. If your light has a timer on it, set the timer to when you want the light to turn on or off. Most people choose to leave the lights on overnight, from dusk to dawn.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Heat the oil until it reaches the right temperature. Combine the flour and salt. Place eggs and panko in separate dishes. Dip the avocado slices in the flour, egg, and panko in order. Fry the avocado slices in the oil until golden brown. Drain on a paper towel lined plate before serving.

Answer: Fill a medium, heavy-bottomed saucepan with approximately 1 inches (4 cm) of canola oil. Place a deep fry or candy thermometer in the pan, and heat the oil on medium to medium-high until it reaches 375 degrees Fahrenheit (190 degrees Celsius). If you have a table top deep fryer, you can cook the avocado fries in it. Preheat the oil to 375 degrees Fahrenheit (190 degrees Celsius) just as you would in a pan. Add cup (31 g) of flour and teaspoon (1 g) of kosher salt to a shallow dish. Mix the two together well with a fork to ensure that they're fully blended. You can substitute whole wheat flour for the all-purpose if you prefer. If you like, you can also mix some freshly ground black pepper into the flour to season it. Gather two more shallow dishes and place them beside the flour. Crack 2 large eggs into one, whisking them so they're slightly beaten. Add 1 cup (62 g) of panko breadcrumbs to the other dish. You can substitute regular bread crumbs for the panko if you prefer. For the fries, you'll need 2 firm, ripe avocado that have been pitted, peeled, and sliced into -inch (13-cm) wedges. Dredge the wedges in the flour and shake off the excess. Next, dip the wedges into the egg and then directly into the panko to coat. Make sure that all of the wedges are well coated with the breadcrumbs on all sides. Have a plate or platter nearby that you can lay the avocado fries on once you've coated them. When the oil has reached 375 degrees Fahrenheit (190 degrees Celsius) in the pan, add just enough of the avocado wedges that will fit in a single layer. Fry the fries until they are golden brown, which should take 30 to 60 seconds. Repeat with the remaining wedges. Use a slotted, metal spoon to lift the avocado fries out of the oil so the excess oil can drip off. When you're finished frying the avocado fries, place them on a plate lined with paper towel. Allow them to sit for a minute or two so the excess oil is absorbed before serving them. These simple avocado fries pair best with a spicy dipping sauce, such as jalapeno ketchup.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Go hiking if you want to explore the area where you're staying. Make s'mores around the campfire for a sweet treat. Swim in nearby lakes to cool down on a hot day. Check what activities are available at the campgrounds.

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Check if there are any trails nearby that you can hike along so you can surround yourself with nature. Make sure the trails aren't too long before you leave, or else you may get too exhausted before you can finish them. When you go out for your hike, put on hiking boots so you can get around easily without hurting yourself. Take snacks and water along with you so you don't get exhausted or dehydrated while you're out. If you plan on going hiking off of a known trail, then make sure you have a map and a compass so you don't get lost. Don't litter or leave anything behind on the trails since it could affect local wildlife. Break a graham cracker in half and place a piece of chocolate bar on top of one of the pieces. Roast a marshmallow over your campfire until it's golden brown, or until it feels gooey when you squeeze it. Put the roasted marshmallow on top of the chocolate and set the other half of the graham cracker on top to finish your treat. Try using different types of candy when you make your s'mores for different flavors. For example, use a peanut butter cup instead of a chocolate bar for a sweet and salty taste. Check if there are any nearby lakes or beaches that you can go to near your campsite. Make sure they're open to the public for swimming, or else you may not be able to stay there. Bring a small cooler with you with some food and water so you can enjoy a day on the lake and enjoy time away from your campsite. Be sure to wear sunscreen while you're swimming so you don't get any sunburn. Carefully read any warning signs near the lake or beach if there are any. Some campgrounds may have beaches with lifeguards on duty. If there isn't a lifeguard, make sure you're a strong swimmer and you stay at a depth where you feel comfortable. Campgrounds may have special activities or amenities that are available to do during the day. Check if they have any rental equipment, such as fishing rods or kayaks, so you can try new experiences and get away from the campsite. You can also look for games or playgrounds if you want to have fun with the entire family while you're there. Check the map of the campgrounds to see where activities or different sites take place. Some campgrounds may have special events around holidays, such as fireworks for Independence Day.