Can I bake polymer clay twice?
A common question for those new to polymer clay is “Can you bake polymer clay more than once?” The answer is YES! There is no reason you can’t
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What does baking powder need to activate?
To activate it, all you need to do is add a liquid (which, by definition, a batter has to contain anyway). Being self-contained isn’t baking powder’s only trick.
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How do you use baking soda to get rid of odors?
Baking soda alone can be used to remove odors from almost anything, from refrigerators to carpet. Just sprinkle some in the offending area (on the carpet, in your
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Can baking soda and vinegar clean rust?
Many household items can be used to remove rust, such as vinegar and baking soda. You can easily use items like vinegar and baking soda to remove stubborn
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Your question: Can you freeze fully cooked lasagna?
For the best results, freeze lasagna after it has been assembled but before it’s been baked. Freezing food this way will help maintain the lasagna’s cheese and noodle
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How do you cook Costco frozen lobster claws?
How do you cook frozen lobster claws at Costco? But if they are raw which is unusual to buy just the claw raw then you need to simmer
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How long is baking soda good for after opening?
Baking soda is good indefinitely past its best by date, although it can lose potency over time. You can use a rule of thumb—two years for an unopened
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How do I make 2 tablespoons of baking powder?
Preparation. Mix the baking soda and cream of tartar together until well combined. This will give you one tablespoon of baking powder. If you plan to store your
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Your question: How do you make a large amount of baked potatoes?
How long does it take to bake 20 potatoes? The temperature to bake 20 large potatoes is 400 degrees F (204° C) for about 1 hour or until
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Frequent question: Can you cook and eat a dead lobster?
Should You Cook and Eat Dead Lobster? Most of the time, the answer is yes. If cooked within a day or so—again depending on the temperatures and conditions
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