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There are only 2 people in our household and I don't want to have to eat potatoes for every meal! I hate to throw them awayDoes anyone have any suggestions?

Oven fries! Cut 4 potatos into wedges and toss with 1 Tbsp olive oil and your favourite dried spices (I use seasoned salt, cajun seasoning, garlic powder, oregano, rosemary, etc)Line cookie sheet with aluminum foil (makes for easy clean-up) and cook in a 400 degrees oven for 20 minutes Alternatively, you could do this but only cook the oven fries for 15 minutesCool and freeze in batchesThen, when you're ready to have oven fries one night, pop them back in a 400 degree oven, frozen, for 20 minutes to reheat and crisp upYou could probably do a good half of the bag that way and have it in the freezer ready to use.

I'm baking cookies and I don't have a flat wooden or plastic surface for foodI don't trust the counter with food on it directlyShould I put aluminum foil on it?

I used to do this all the timeUse a well floured tea towelDon't use a terry towelIt will stick terribly to foilYou can safely bleach graniteI do it all the timeThe granite counter makes a great surface for rolling (not cutting with knives) as long as it's well floured.

Okay so I tried to bake meringue cookiesWhen I shaped them in the aluminum foil and put it in the baking sheetIt kinda looked oily on the sides but the meringue itself is very frothyIs it bad?

1)electronic Configuration of Na11 electronic Configuration of F9 Sodium has 1 free electron in its outermaost orbitF has 7 electrons in its outermost orbitf accepts the free electron from Na and thus form NaF 2)electronic configurationof Al13 electronic Configuration of Cl17 Al has 3 free electrons in its outermaost orbitCl has 7 electrons in its outermost orbitSo 3Cl will have 21 electrons in their outermost orbitThey will need one electron each and totally 3 electrons to become stableThey accept the three extra electrons from Al to form AlCl_3 3)electronic configuration of Mg12 electronic configuration of N7 Mg_3 will have 6 free electronsN_2 needs 6 electrons to attain stabilityeach N atom accepts three electrons from mg_3 to form Mg_3N_2 All the bonds are coordinate bonds where there is no equal sharing of electrons.

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V l x w x t D m / V so V m/D m/D l x w x t t m/(D x l x w) 0.702 g / (2.70g/cm^3 x 0.360cm x 0.364cm) You sure the mm shouldn't be cm? It's surprising that such a small piece of foil would have a mass of 0.702g.

Conductors allow electrons to move freely from atom to atom, and molecule to molecule, whereas insulators don'tDoes that mean that conductors have a weaker hold on electrons than insulators? If so, how come on the electrostatic series, aluminum has a stronger hold on electrons than insulators such as silk and wool?!

Insulators won't completely block the movement of electronsThey actually resist the more than insulatorsWhether one might be a conductor or insulator, those which have more amount of space in their electron orbit(outer shell) can hold more electrons than the otherMaterials with weakly bound electrons tend to lose them, while materials with sparsely filled outer shells tend to gain themThis is known as the triboelectric effectConductivity deals with mobility of electronsAu(Gold) and Platinum(Pt) is in the top of the seriesAl is inbetween the series.

is big or small cans of evaporated and condensed milk? i just want to make 2 servings of leche flan that can be fit into 2 llaneras.hope u cud help me.tnx!

1 can (390g) evaporated milk 1 can (390g) condensed milk 10 egg yolks 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract or lemon essence For the caramel: 1 cup sugar 3/4 cup water Leche Flan Cooking Instructions: In a saucepan, mix the sugar waterBring to a boil for a few minutes until the sugar caramelizePour the caramelized sugar into aluminum moulds - you can use any shape: oval, round or squareSpread the caramel on the bottom of the mouldsMix well the evaporated milk, condensed milk, egg yolks and vanilla by hand or blenderGently pour the mixture on top of the caramel on the aluminum mouldsFill the moulds to about 1 to 1 1/4 inch thickCover moulds individually with aluminum foilSteam for about 20 minutes OR Bake for about 45 minutesBefore baking the Leche Flan, place the moulds on a larger baking pan half filled with very hot waterPre-heat oven to about 370 degrees before bakingLet cool then refrigerateTo serve: run a thin knife around the edges of the mould to loosen the Leche FlanPlace a platter on top of the mould and quickly turn upside down to position the golden brown caramel on top.

My hair is a few inches past my shouldersI blow dry and straighten it regularly (I know, that's bad)But, I do drink plenty of water, and use a leave-in spray conditionerI also make sure that my shampoo and conditioner have minimal alcohol levelsMy hair has become SO dry thoughI've stopped straightening it for 2 weeks nowIt's not really helping thoughDoes anyone have any reccomendations? A deep conditioning product, or home remedyanything! -Also, I heard vitamin E is a good moisturizerwould that be good to spray in?

When your straitening your hair use a product that will work good for your type of hairYou can buy silk syrum at walmart or ask a salon if they have itIt works really good for your hair and should keep it straitIt also DOESNT give it a greasy look and its healthy for your hairWhen your hair is wet apply it and then blow dry it dry and then straiten itI use it and it works really goodNo more wavy hair in the middle of the day ]Good Luck!

I really am craving to bake a cake /some cookies right now, but, i don't have a baking pan!!!i have disposable aluminium baking pans thoughbought 3 for $1 at a nearby storeWill that do?Can i directly put them in the oven and bake??Pleaseee help!!

of course you can i always use those when I bring a cake somewhere and do not want to bring home pansjust be careful with with the time that you leave it in the oven it may not take as long since the pans are thinner.