Write an article based on this "Flavor the cake. Bake the cake. Enjoy!"
article: For a chocolate cake, add 1/3 cup cocoa powder. For a vanilla cake, add another teaspoon of vanilla extract. Cook the cake in the microwave for 3-4 minutes on full power. The cake will bubble and puff in the microwave just as it would in the oven. Just as it starts to set (it'll still be jiggly), it's done. Check to see if the cake is baked by sticking a toothpick straight down into the center. The toothpick should come out clean. If there is gooey cake residue on the toothpick, put the cake back in the microwave and cook it in 1 minute increments until done. Take care not to overcook. If you microwave the cake for too long, it will likely dry out. Served warm, this cake is super moist and totally irresistible. Top with frosting and decorate if you'd like.

Write an article based on this "Slice the peppers on a cutting board. Combine water, vinegar, salt, sugar, garlic, and oregano in a saucepan. Allow the mixture to cool for 10 minutes."
article: Remove and discard of the stems. Peppers can also be pickled whole, but you will need to puncture a small hole in each pepper to prevent bursting. Bring mixture to a boil, add the peppers, and then remove from heat. Pack the peppers and pickling brine in one 16-ounce jar or two 8-ounce jars. Make sure that the brine is evenly distributed between the two jars. Refrigerate for 3-5 days before serving.

Write an article based on this "Find the series of numbers on the sidewall. Recognize that the first letter denotes the service type. Note that the first 3-digit number identifies the tire width. Understand that the following 2-digit number is the aspect ratio."
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Tires are manufactured with the tire size printed on the sidewall. The sidewall is the outer wall of the tire, rather than the tread that contacts the road. The size should be printed underneath the tire manufacturer name, just above the rim of the tire. For instance, the series may look like this: P 225 / 50 R 17 98 H On some tires, the series of numbers begins with a letter. "P" stands for "P-metric" and denotes a passenger vehicle. "LT" stands for light truck, "T" means temporary spare, and "C" stands for commercial. If you're purchasing a spare or new tire, you'll need to choose the same service type as the rest of the tires. The 3-digit number before the slash denotes the tire width, which is measured from sidewall to sidewall and corresponds to the tread that contacts the road. The measurement is given in millimeters, and all 4 tires must have the same width. For instance, if the first number is 225, the tire tread is 225 mm wide. The numbers after the slash indicate the aspect ratio, which compares the tire's section height with the tire's section width. If you're replacing only 1 tire, make sure it has the same aspect ratio as the others. For example, if there is a "50" after the slash it means the tire's section height is 50% of the tire's section width.