When I run the following code I get chicken as an ingredient under my mac and cheese

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When I run the following code I get chicken as an ingredient under my mac and cheese recipe and also get macaroni as an ingredient for my fried chicken recipe. I need help in reversing this order, what am I not seeing here? Thanks!

package SteppingStones;

import java.util.ArrayList;

public class RecipeTest {

/**
* @param args the command line arguments --- in case you use
*/
public static void main(String[] args) {

/* Creating first recipe object for Recipe class */
Recipe myFirstRecipe = new Recipe();

/* Creating array lists for first recipe ingredients */
ArrayList recipeIngredientsOne = new ArrayList<>();

/* Ingeredients that will be added */
String ingredientName = "Macaroni";

/* Adding ingredients for first recipe */
recipeIngredientsOne.add(ingredientName);

/* Creating second recipe object for Recipe class with parameters */
Recipe mySecondRecipe = new Recipe("Fried Chicken", 2, recipeIngredientsOne, 700);

/* Creating array lists for second recipe ingredients */
ArrayList recipeIngredientsTwo = new ArrayList<>();

/* Ingeredients that will be added */
String ingredientName2 = "Chicken";

/* Adding ingredients for second recipe */
recipeIngredientsTwo.add(ingredientName2);

/* Calling mutators with the first recipe object */
myFirstRecipe.setRecipeName("Mac and Cheese");
myFirstRecipe.setServings(3);
myFirstRecipe.setRecipeIngredients(recipeIngredientsTwo);
myFirstRecipe.setTotalRecipeCalories(400);

// Print details of both recipes
myFirstRecipe.printRecipe();
mySecondRecipe.printRecipe();
}

}