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FAQ

I know it's recommended by instructions to use a cookie sheet while baking a frozen pie in the ovenBut, if I don't have one, is using a cast iron stove top pan safe to use? Or will it drastically affect the temperature the pie is being heated, etc?

The cast iron might get too hot and effect the heat the pie cooks at, but at least your bottom crust should be nice and crispNext time, just put down a sheet of aluminum foilThat cookie sheet is just to protect your oven in case the pie filling spills over and to make handling the hot pie easier to remove from the oven If the pie looks like it is cooking too fast, cover the edges with foil to keep them from browning too fastNote: If possible, cover the cast iron top with foil to avoid spill overs on thatMerry Christmas.

I made sausage balls for thanksgiving which was a week ago yesterday, i had some mix leftover and i was wondering if i could use it to make more sausage balls today, i had it in a bowl covered with aluminum foil in the refrigeratorthe mix is browner than it was just a week ago, and i don't know if this would mean they are bad.can i make sausage balls again with this mix?

Meat begins to turn brown as it oxidizes and looses moistureThat doesn't mean it's gone badCheck to see if it is growing moldIf it has not, and assuming it's been kept covered and refrigerated properly, you can use itJust be sure that it is cooked thoroughly to a temperature of 160 degrees and you'll be fine.

Which of the following statements is true concerning the electron configuration [Ne]3s1 3p1 ? A) It may represent a ground-state electron configuration of a Al+ cationB) It may represent an excited-state electron configuration of a Mg atomC) It may represent an excited-state electron configuration of a Ne– anionD) It may represent a ground-state electron configuration of a Mg+ cationE) It may represent a ground-state electron configuration of a Na+ cation.

How To Cook Hamburger Helper

The directions say Preheat oven to 400f (done)Then place cutlettes in a single layer on a baking sheet lined with aluminum foilWhich side of the aluminum foil do I use?

It doesn't matter which side of the foil you use - they both work equally wellHowever, you should spray the foil with a little non-stick cooking spray to make sure they don't stick.

What is the current density in an aluminum wire having a radius of 9 mm and carrying a current of 7 mA? i got this J I/Aand got 27.51 A/m^2What is the drift speed of the electrons carrying this current? The density of aluminum is 2700 kg/m3, and 1 mole of aluminum has a mass of 26.98 gThere is one conduction electron per atom in aluminum.this one i'm having trouble thakn you

v_drift I/(n?q?A) where I - current n - number of charge carriers per volume q - charge f each charge carrier A - cross-sectional area of the wire You've got ne charge carrier per atom, hence n equals the number of atoms per volumeYou get this value when you divide the density by the molar mass: n ρ/m 2700 kg/m? / (0.02698 kg / 6.022×10?? ) 6.026×10?? m?? (i.e atoms per volume) The charge carriers are electrons, hence q e 1.602×10??? C The area of the wire is A π?r? π ? (9×10??m)? 2.545×10?? m? v_drift 7.0×10?? A / (6.026×10?? m?? ? 1.602×10??? A?s ? 2.545×10?? m? 2.85×10?? m?s??

I need 53' aluminum containers at a cheap priceIt doesnt matter how damaged it is.

Call Alcan Packaging at 773 399 8000 - they're on Bryn Mawr in Chicago (around Cumberland and Higgins)They supposedly sell new and usedAlso try scrap dealers, Victory, recycling plants and if still no luck, call some local aluminum service centers and ask if they have any or where you could find someThey need to transport the stuff so they should knowThe one off the top of my head is Petersen Aluminum in Elk Grove VillageGood luck.

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Fog Bound I was in Southampton last week went to the boat show, thick fog couldn’t see hand in front of my face any way the car broke down, managed to get it parked up and thought I’ll try and get a lift into town try and sort something out, I started thumbing and as luck would have it a car pulled up so I jumped inAs we moved off, I said “thanks mate you’ve saved my life my car broke down I’ve got to get back to London tonight so I’m hoping there will be a garage in town to help me out”, well I’m peering out the window can’t see a thing so I said I “don’t know how you are managing it’s a right pea souper” and as I said it I turned to look at the driver …………………there was no driver I thought …… me there’s no …king driver! what’s going on, I’m feeling a bit panicky to say the least, just as we came to a stop at some traffic lights, So I lept out and saw someone standing on the kerb, so I said to him “don’t get in there mate there’s something wrong with that car!!” …………………he said “You’re telling me mate I’ve been pushing that ….king thing for four miles!! “ Regards Alan

Ok, I know why I usually don't cook flounder, but for some odd reason, when I deep fried it in olive oil, and it was coated with bread crumbs, all the filets just turned into mush.So, I took another batch, coated them with bread crumbs and placed them in an aluminum foil and placed that on a rack that went over the grill on the BBQ.Still, they came out soggy and mushy.What's up with that?I did not coat the fish with milk, water, or eggIs that why?

It's the flounderTry a different lot, you should be able to just roll in flour and fry, and the meat stays intactI crumb, bake in foil and had have had no problemsHowever, flounder are bottom feeders, which means they ingest from the source from where they are caughtSome, here in NZ are notorious for breeding near effluent/ waste disposal areas, and it does affect their meatResearch the sourceDon't be put off I haven't, nothing better than fresh flounder, fried gently in butter with freshly ground pepper on.