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If it just calls for putting parchment under the macaroons, just grease the panThe only reason they're asking for parchment is to prevent them from stickingWhat you should not do is try to replace it with any other type of kitchen product such as wax paper (will burn), foil (will stick in little bits to your macaroons), etc, except a sil-pat (silicone baking sheet) if you have oneYou could alternatively use a non-stick cookie sheet.

This is what I currently have in our chuck box:paper towelsTPcitronella candlesLED lanternflashlightsbook of matchesnewspaper for firescooking utensils- spatula, knife, tongs, spoon, forksilverwarecupssun block200 piece first aid kitbowlsplatesstrawsaluminum foilziplock bagstrash bagsnapkinsbaby wipesclorox wipescard gamescooking seasoningsbread toaster- the one you put over the flames, not an actual toaster!cooking sprayscissorscorn stabberscan openerbottle openerdish spongedish soapWe have a 5 gallon water jug, it just doesn't fit into the chuck boxAre there any items that I am missing? Any suggestions to what else to add??Please Thanks!!

I would put them in an oven bag.you know those disposable bags that people cook turkeys in? Then bake them low slowThe bag will keep them moist.

is it healthy?

cook boneless skinless chicken breast pan olive oil spray

In a popular lecture demonstration, a cylindrical permanent magnet is dropped down a long aluminum tube as shown in figure 1 belowNeglecting friction of the magnet against the inner walls of the tube and assuming that the tube is very long compared to the size of the magnet, will the magnet accelerate downward with an acceleration equal to g (free fall)? If not, describe the eventual motion of the magnetDoes it matter if the north pole or south pole of the magnet is on the lower side? I know that the magnet will not accelerate with an acceleration equal to free fall, but I am unsure about the other components of this question.

Snuggies are suitable for outside usage, whereas a house robe isnt.

Does anyone know any songs about aluminium? i would like a rock song, but if you know a different type, i dont care. Its really important!!

I can only recall a song by America called The Tin Man. Does that count?

I will be using some silver leaf to cover a small statue soon and want to tarnish/age parts of it to make the undercuts and detail darkerI think I can use an acid of some sort, but do not fancy using acid! I do not want to use paint or boot polish as I just want the silver leaf layer - any ideas what to use that is readily obtainable in England?ThanksKD

I often mail cakes from the post office via priority mail I freeze my cakes overnight then put the cake in a cake carrier I found at a dollar store and put it into a priority box w a few ice packs I pick up at a dollar store the cake carries are thin plastic and fit perfectly into the priority box I buy 10 at a time whenever their in stock what a great findThe cake always arrives on the third day , I bake and mail my grandkids who live in Pennsylvania a cake a month from Florida and always send it via priority mailThis cost me $12.95.In the past I would send my family cakes from Honey Baked Ham during the holiday season which usually cost me $40 to $50 dollars per cake although my family said they preferred my cakes over theirsI mail all my cakes via priority mail and save a lot of money this way.The cake has always arrived as fresh as the day it was baked and in perfect conditionGetting ready to bake and mail more gift cakes for the holidays!!

I have a 4 yr old son who is wonderful - but he's recently started to show signs of anxiety about getting to say good bye to meIt's to the point where he's waking up at 5:30 afraid that I've left already he didn't get to say good bye - he's even woken up at 1:43 am to say good byeI've told him time and time again that I won't leave in the morning w out coming in to say byeI need some ideas - it's starting to disrupt the others in our house - need some suggestions please!

Probably one of the main problems is your son is too young to tell time, he wakes up, is not sure what time it is and calls for you to see if you have left yetContinue to assure him that you will come in to say good bye to him before you leave and then place a clock in his room and show him what time you will come in to say good byeTell him that if he wakes up before this point that he should go back to sleep There are special clocks that you can buy for children that display a moon or red light when it is nigh and they should stop and stay in their own bed and then they display a sun or a green light when it is ok to get up for the dayThis might help your son to know when it is time to get up for the day Children are often confused about knowing when it is time to get up because of the changes in time for sunriseSometimes they are getting up while it is still dark outside and sometimes when they get up it is lightThis difficult for them to understandThe special clock may help with this as well - SB, Counselor

please can you give me a simple but detailed answer if that is possiblehope you can help! Thankyou !

it is melted DC electricity is passed through it one side + the other - the cathode will pull aluminum ions and give them electrons to make them into neutral aluminum ions he anode will pull the oxide ions towards it, take their electrons and turn them into neutral oxygen gasthe molten aluminum metal sinks to the bottom and is drawn off it is melted by and electric arc and the whole process uses large amounts of electricity, this is why it is usually done next to a power plant or hydroelectric dam