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Newguest Posted 11 years ago
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Get all steamed up with ...
Hi
The author says that you can change the recipes, you can change the ingredients to the ones which you like more.
He says:
The key is not to get all steamed up with this cooking lark - just do what works for you and your lifestyle.
I know that "get all steamed up" means "get nervous", "angry". But here I would say it means something like "don't worry too much about this cooking lark ..."? What do you think?
The author says that you can change the recipes, you can change the ingredients to the ones which you like more.
He says:
The key is not to get all steamed up with this cooking lark - just do what works for you and your lifestyle.
I know that "get all steamed up" means "get nervous", "angry". But here I would say it means something like "don't worry too much about this cooking lark ..."? What do you think?
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It's a little stronger than not worrying - "Don't get stressed/uptight/" ...
- It's a little stronger than not worrying - "Don't get stressed/uptight/" ...
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It's a little stronger than not worrying - "Don't get stressed/uptight/" ...
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