I do mine at about 5mm or 1/4 inch. After slicing you can also marinade them in lightly salted water. Just make sure that it is dried well before frying. You can even try them dipped in a simple batter. I prefer the plain fried ones though. Crisp on the outside. Goes well with rice dishes.
kevin
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Try slicing it into strips and pan frying until crisp. Good way to get started.
I'm sure that he believes that he is doing the right thing. Doesn't even realize just how wrong that he is. It would be nice to have a secretary of education that cares about all kids.
We are fond of you as well, Commander.
We have seen this game 100 times. Opt in for now and then turned on for everyone 6-12 months later. It's just a temporary move to handle the bad PR.
No one in Flint is going to forget that the emergency manager appointed by Rick Snyder (R) was the direct cause of the crisis.
So a manual mill and a receiver blank are not? If you wanted to build something like this yourself, this is a better option than a 3d printer.
Glad to see the school has some common sense. The principal and athletic director pushed to keep her on the team. Great classmates as well, learning to make their voice heard.
I saw them setting it up a few weeks ago. Very cool picture of it.
If I'm not mistaken, I think it's Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids, Michigan
You are correct, I had forgotten about the last experiment with the light shining across a distance. For some reason I thought that the gyroscope was the one that they ended on.
Bob may have been confused about the shape of the Earth, but he was still a person with family and friends. A good thing to remember about all of these people.
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I started with the cadence that I found from somewhere on the internet. Then I adjusted the timing to what felt good to me.
I found that https://github.com/grocy/grocy worked well for me to setup these kinds of things as chores. I guess that a callender would work too. I just like to have everything on one page.