In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Before sipping or even smelling the whiskey, hold the glass up to eye level. The whiskey's color can help indicate its age or what type of cask was used to age it, so try to determine what shade you see. Most whiskeys are a yellow, gold, or amber shade, though you may observe some orange or peach tones as well. In most cases, the darker that the whiskey is, the longer that it's been aged. Tilt the glass around again to move the whiskey throughout the glass. Check out the way it moves down the sides of the glass; the streaks that it makes are known as its legs, which help indicate how thick the whiskey is. A whiskey with thick legs typically has a more pleasant feel in the mouth. A whiskey with a more pleasant feel in the mouth typically has smooth, creamy texture. Place the palm of your hand over the top of the glass, and agitate it slightly to create bubbles. Pay attention to how long it takes for the bubbles to disappear; the longer it takes for the bubbles to go away, the higher the whiskey's alcohol by volume (abv) is. Since your senses of smell and taste are so closely linked, you should smell the whiskey before you sip it. Bring the glass up directly beneath your nose and allow the aromas to drift up. Don't breathe in deeply; let the scents come to you. The initial scent of the whiskey will have a strong alcohol scent. By letting the whiskey's aroma drift up to you, you give your nose time to adjust to the amount of alcohol in it. Otherwise, your nose may feel like it's burning. Keep your mouth open as you sniff the whiskey to experience a more powerful aroma. After you've gotten an initial sense of the aroma, tilt the glass on its side so it's parallel with the floor. Be careful not to spill any of the whiskey, and raise the glass up in a straight line while you smell it. You should be able to take in the aromas of the heavier compounds that are usually at the bottom of the glass. The heavier compounds in the whiskey typically have woody, smoky, and earthy aromas. With the glass still parallel to your face, move it down so your nose is about 12 inch (1.3cm) above its rim. Smell the whiskey again, paying attention to the lighter notes in its scent. The lighter compounds in the whiskey often have floral or sour aromas.
Summary: Study the color of the whiskey. Swirl the whiskey to look for its legs. Shake the whiskey to look for bubbles. Hold the glass beneath your nose and sniff. Turn the glass perpendicular to your face and sniff again. Place the glass beneath your nose and sniff.

Whole wheat flour has a much stronger flavor than regular flour, and it can sometimes impart a bitter flavor to baked goods. To combat this, try replacing 23UStbsp (3044ml) of the liquid used in the recipe, such as water or milk, with orange juice. The orange juice is sweet and full of natural sugars, so it will compensate for the bitter flavor of the whole wheat. Whole wheat flour doesn't allow breads to rise as normal flour does, which is why you need to add wheat gluten. For every 2-3 cups (473-710 g) of whole wheat flour, add 1UStbsp (15ml) of vital wheat gluten. Wheat gluten can be found in the natural food section of your grocery store. For softer baked goods like cakes and muffins, regular whole wheat can produce a harder, chewier result. To overcome this, try using white whole wheat flour instead. White whole wheat flour is made from a softer, lighter-colored type of wheat, whose taste isn't as strong as regular whole wheat.
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One-sentence summary -- Add 23UStbsp (3044ml) of orange juice to combat the bitter flavor of whole wheat flour. Use wheat gluten to help whole wheat breads rise. Try using white whole wheat flour for a lighter texture and flavor.

Q: If you want your ginger to last as long as possible, then you have to pick out the freshest ginger root and use it shortly after purchasing. To find the freshest ginger, look for ginger with a fresh and spicy fragrance and a nice smooth skin. The rhizomes of the ginger should feel heavy and firm in your hands. Avoid any ginger that's wrinkled or feels a bit soft, or you'll be eating ginger that's already on the decline. Avoid any ginger that is wet, moist, or moldy. Decide whether to store the ginger in the freezer or refrigerator. If you know you'll be using the ginger again soon, then you should just store it in the refrigerator to make it easy to use, peel, or mince the ginger in the future. Ginger can last in the refrigerator for up to three weeks, so if you know you won't be using it before then, then you should store it in the freezer. You can also mix and match. If you know you'll be using a small chunk of the ginger soon, then you can cut off a chunk and refrigerate it and then freeze the rest of the ginger for use in the more distant future.
A: Choose the freshest ginger.

Problem: Article: You don't want to think of yourself as anybody's girlfriend until you know yourself better. Otherwise, you risk being defined as somebody's girlfriend instead of what makes you unique! You can learn about yourself by thinking about why you liked him in the first place. Things you like about your crush can actually give you clues about who you are and want to become. For example, you may feel that you like the guy because he sounds smart when he talks in class. That tells you that you admire the quality of intelligence, and you would probably like to be seen as smart yourself. You may even realize that you don't know your crush as well as you thought you did. You wouldn't want a relationship with a guy who doesn't like you! A good relationship is balanced. Ask your parents what healthy relationships are like. Think about your talents and good qualities. Get busy doing things you like to do. Get involved with sports, clubs, and school. Hang out with friends or find an after-school activity you enjoy. Try reading some new books. Remember how special and wonderful you are! You can develop better study skills to prepare for your future education if you don't date in middle school. Being preoccupied with boys gets in the way of homework. Some kids who date in middle school even end up dropping out of school! You want to have an education so that you'll be able to get a good job and support yourself in the future. You're also less likely to get depressed if you ditch the idea of dating in middle school. Focus on making good friends instead of thinking about romantic relationships. Dating in middle school involves things like talking, texting, sitting around at a fast food place, holding hands, maybe a hug you're not missing out on anything. But you could miss out on some great friends if you're busy spending time with crushes in middle school. Relationships with your friends and even your best friends can suffer. Guys in middle school are immature. For example, they may be more interested in playing basketball after school than having a girlfriend. If you wait until you're older to start thinking about guys romantically, you will probably have more freedom to date then anyways: for instance, with curfew, time you can spend on the phone or internet, places you can hang out, etc.
Summary:
Learn who you are. Think about how you want to be treated. Focus on you. Forget about guys for a while.