In the table below, write down the process of food preparation in words.

The following is the process of making a delicious food recorded by a child in words:

Growing up, I learned a lot and wanted to try something, but as soon as I tried, my hand was forced back by my mother's stern eyes. I always wanted to try cooking, but my mother refused, but today, the opportunity came!

It turns out that the teacher's homework is to let us cook a dish, even if my mother doesn't want to, she has to let me come. "Today, I will teach you the simplest dish-shredded potatoes!" My mother said solemnly to me.

We first prepared a potato, an onion and a garlic. Then peel the potatoes with a plane, but my hands are too heavy. There were "heavy casualties" everywhere, and some even scraped off a big potato. Maybe mom can't take it anymore. She took the plane, took the potato, skillfully planed it, and told me what to do while planing. I picked up the plane, picked up the potato and planed it. Under the guidance of my mother, I planted potatoes smoothly. (Although a little ugly) Then I started to cut potatoes. Seeing potatoes with different shapes and potholes (in fact, it's hard to call them the earth queen), I couldn't help feeling my head was big, so my mother went online. She sliced the potatoes first, and then cut them into filaments. Finally, I started to fry shredded potatoes. When all the water drops in the pan are burned into steam, I grab the oil pan, pour a circle of oil, then take the salt pan and put a spoonful of salt in the pan. Then I pour the shredded potatoes soaked in water into the pot, stir fry for a while, add some soy sauce and vinegar, sprinkle some chopped green onion, and serve, and you're done!

Eating shredded potatoes with the main knife, I feel that this is the best shredded potato I have ever eaten. After all, I did it!