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Use a burner cleaning rod or a small diameter bottle brush to clean out debris inside the burner tube. When the ports are clogged, the propane can’t flow
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*Water – Use only regular tap water, well water, or bottled spring water. … During spring and fall migration; a more concentrated mixture of 1 part sugar to
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Cook for 3-4 minutes. Carefully release pressure and remove lid. Sausage is fully cooked when the internal temperature is at least 160°F. Use a meat thermometer to ensure
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Place the gammon snugly in a pan. Completely cover with ginger beer, topping the pan up with water if the ginger beer doesn’t cover the top of the
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Do I need to boil gnocchi first before frying? The simple answer is NO. I’ve tried it this way a few times but it makes no difference to
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A: The best way to get your coals to go out is by fully closing the vents on the bottom of the kettle and closing the damper on
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Although its rubbery reputation is not entirely undeserved, calamari turns tough only when overcooked. The trick to coaxing it to a soft, supple texture is to cook it
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What are the two most important steps to remember for successful baking? Here are five tips to make every baking project a success. Follow directions exactly. You can
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What temperature do you cook kielbasa? Sausages should be cooked to an internal temperature of 145° to 175° F. Use any one of the following techniques: Grill: Place
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Spoon into airtight containers or freezer bags. Store up to 2 months. Is it OK to freeze cooked pasta? You can freeze cooked pasta — frozen-dinner manufacturers do