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You can use tongs or salad forks to put salad on the plate.
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When ordering salad as a entree should you use the entree fork or salad fork?
When eating your salad first you would eat with the salad fork (the smallest fork) and after you finish place the fork on the plate. When the entree comes then you use the normal size fork.
What do you do after you make salad which you will use later?
Put it in a sealed container and put it in the refrigerator.
What can you make with canned salmon?
You can make a wicked pasta salad with drained canned salmon. Canned salmon is also nice in a cream sauce on rice - brown or white. You can use it as a sandwich filling similar to tuna salad, or put it on plate with a couple of leaves of lettuce and tomato slices for an individual salad. Are you hungry yet?
What are the uses of tomatoes?
ther e use to put in salad or bugages
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Start talking about food, then salad. Then about things sometimes put in salad. Then say AVOCADOS!!
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put cooking spray on the pan
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use clay make plate shape put glaze on and stick in a kilm
What is the use of a plate?
to put your food on and eat it off the plate with cutlery. thus meaning to hold your food.
How do you use a Draco plate?
put it on seadra to evolve it into a kingdra what i want
How many calories are in a salad with ranch dressing?
The calorie and fat content of a salad depends on what you put into the salad and what dressings, if any, you use. Please feel free to ask the question again and include more details.
How do you make a arrow turret in minecraft?
Rig a dispenser so that it works. make sure to put a pressure plate or lever for use. Put a lot of arrows in the dispenser, then use the lever or pressure plate and arrows will fire out.
What is a glass plate and how it is use?
== == You put a specimen on a glass plate and then view the specimen under a microscope. It acts sort of like a slide.
