PROCESS ESSAY OUTLINE (SIMILAR TO DESCRIPTIVE AND CAUSEEFFECT)

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PROCESS ESSAY OUTLINE (SIMILAR TO DESCRIPTIVE AND CAUSE/EFFECT) Topic: How to make Saturday Soup Thesis: Making Saturday soup is a tedious process. I. The first step is to buy the necessary ingredients A. Purchase the desired meat B. Gather the necessary seasoning C. Include all the other ingredients II. Prepare the ingredients for cooking A. Wash and peel all ingredients that require it B. Knead flour for dumplings C. Cut meat in preferred sized pieces III. Combine all ingredients into a delicious meal A. boil meat and pumpkin till meat is half way done B. Add all other ingredients and boil together on medium heat C. Add spices and noodle mix, Let simmer for another 15 minutes D. Serve desired portions Thesis restated: It takes a lot of work to make Saturday Soup. ...

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