# HellaSwag / 11116

task_id: b2c5ed4a-24f3-58d5-927e-ea57f4bfd7a2
task_key: default--validation--11116
task_revision_id: 1

{"activity_label":"Food and Entertaining","ctx":"[header] How to clean shiitake mushrooms [title] Wipe away visible dirt. [step] If the mushrooms are still caked with dirt or other debris, gently remove it by hand. Use a clean cloth, dry paper towel, or soft-bristled brush if you prefer.","endings":"['Remove the mushrooms and discard the dirt. [substeps] You can wash the mushrooms in a large pot or bucket instead of just throwing them into the wash machine.', \"If you don't want to discard your mushrooms, you can contact the recycling center for assistance. [substeps] If you keep your mushrooms at home, you may need to clean them in the sink or in a bucket of soapy water on a day to day basis.\", \"Don't worry too much about getting every bit of dirt. [substeps] There are kitchen brushes designed to help clean delicate foods, such as shiitake mushrooms.\", '[title] Place the mushrooms on a non-damp paper towel and allow them to dry for about 10 to 15 minutes. [step] If a wet paper towel becomes saturated with moisture, set the mushrooms aside to dry for a day or two.']"}

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