The owners of the Black Goose Bistro have decided to share recipes and news on their

site. In the exercises in this chapter, we'll assist them with content markup.

In this exercise, you will find the raw text of a recipe. It's up to you to decide which

element is the best semantic match for each chunk of content. You'll use paragraphs,

headings, lists, and at least one special content element.

You can write the tags right on this page. Or$,$ if you want to use a text editor and see the

results in a browser, this text file, as well as the final version with markup, is available at

learningwebdesign.com $\frac{?}{5}\frac{e}{?}$ materials.

Tapenade $($Olive Spread$)$

This is a really simple dish to prepare and it's always a big hit at

parties. My father recommends:

"Make this the night before so that the flavors have time to blend. Just

bring it up to room temperature before you serve it$.$ In the winter, try

serving it warm."

Ingredients

$180z.$ jar sundried tomatoes

$2$ large garlic cloves

$2/3$ c$.$ kalamata olives

$1$ t$.$ capers

Instructions

Combine tomatoes and garlic in a food processor. Blend until as smooth

as possible.

Add capers and olives. Pulse the motor a few times until they are

incorporated, but still retain some

texture.

Serve on thin toast rounds with goat cheese and fresh basil garnish

$($optional$).$