Which sentence from the passage is the best evidence that the author considers making borscht an art as well as a meal? O 1. "I've discovered that no one in my family knows exactly what should go into borscht, though there is a consensus that it must contain beets, dill, and vinegar." (Paragraph 2) 2. "The amounts and proportions change with the cook, just as a song changes with the singer." (Paragraph 2) 3. "As far as I can tell, it never bothered any Hemon that there was always at least one mystery ingredient in the borscht on the table." (Paragraph 2) 4. "Whatever the variation, no bad borscht was produced." (Paragraph 2)​