Episode 7 - The perfect recipe

My favourite recipe is chicken with pepper. I add some spices, *such as rosemary, salt and pepper, into the cream, and whisk them. I pour the sauce over the chicken and pepper, and put it in the oven. *After one hour it's *ready. It's delicious (*served) with rice and mixed salad.

You've written this very well again! My corrections are virtually the same as Helen's and Vera's.  I've tried to give you some explanations of the changes that we've made.

-My only difference is adding a comma.  There are two rules for when to use a comma. 

i.) Place a comma before the following words when they join two sentences.  And  But  For  Nor  So  Yet  Or.

Example: I went to the shop, and then I went to the post office.  I went to the shop to buy bread, but it was shut.  I did not go to the shop, nor did I go to the post office.  The sun was shining, so I did not put my coat on when I went to the shop.

ii.) Place a comma between a sentence within a sentence that gives additional information, as in the example of when you listed the names of the spices you added to the cream.

Other example: I like Swedish food, especially Swedish fish recipes, as it is healthy and simple.  [The main sentence is 'I like Swedish food, as it's healthy and simple.  The additional information is 'especially Swedish fish receipes'.]

*You can say ''After an hour it is finished'.  A phrase that you will see in cookbooks is 'An hour later it will be ready' or 'it will be ready an hour later'.

* I think 'such as' is a better term than 'like', although 'like' is used in this way.