Àsèwétipétólsìnómise. Àsólèšỳŋúènáþimpé’áse. “Place apples in skillet. Add two tablespoons of butter.”
While this entry is a bit hefty, it consisted primarily of units I already had in the language. In fact, the only new word I needed was nómise “skillet, pan”, which is a compound of nófo “pot” and míse “short”. It delights me to no end that it came out as nómise, which has a “gnome” sound to it. 🙂
I separated the information into two clauses to avoid having a mega-NP functioning as the object of tólo “to place”. The second clause is similar to a clause from Lexember 8, where two tablespoons of water were added to the dry ingredients. Here, náþime “butter” makes a reappearance (it was featured in several entries earlier in the month).