【PoojaDhingrashouldhavebeenalawyer．Butwhilestudying（16）___atuniversityinMumbai，shedecidedthatshewantedto（17）___hermajorandtodosomethingmore（18）___．Rememberinghelpinghermotherinthe（19）___duringherchil】
Pooja Dhingra should have been a lawyer．But while studying（16）___at university in Mumbai，she decided that she wanted to（17）___ her major and to do something more（18）___．
Remembering helping her mother in the（19）___during her childhood，she decided to work with food instead of legal cases．So she（20）___ her parents to let her go to Paris to study cooking．
One day，her friends took her to one of the best macaron （法式小圆饼）（21）___ in Paris．After just one（22）___，Ms Dhingra decided there and then that when she（23）___ to Mumbai she would open her own macaron store，the first of its kind in India．
Coming back to Mumbai upon（24）___，she started making macarons in her parents'kitchen，but it was a complete（25）___．The hot and wet weather in Mumbai makes it（26）___ to make the delicious cakes．It took her around six months of research and 60failed attempts to finally get a（n）（27）___recipe （配方）．
Yet being both young and female meant she faced additional（28）___．"The biggest problem was to get people to take you（29）___，"she says．"For example，（30）___ I had to buy machinery，I would have to ask my father to make these calls for me．"
However，she eventually opened her first shop in 2010．To（31）___ sales in a city where very few people knew what a macaron was，Ms Dhingra（32）___ free samples to customers．The cakes were immediately popular，and sales soon took off（33）___ positive word of mouth．
Ms Dhingra also started running classes on how to make macarons and other cakes，（34）___ gave the business a further growing boost （促进）．
Now，although Ms Dhingra is the owner of three busy macaron shops in Mumbai，she still works hard to（35）___ her business．Another three stores will open in the city this year．One newspaper article called her"the macaron queen of India"．
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