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Which of the gadgets is best for making a soft shell out of butter?
a curler
What do profession of making gadgets is called?
If you are figuring out new gadgets to make, you are an inventor. If you are producing gadgets for sale, that is called manufacturing.
Where can you get weed butter?
by making it.
Are kitchen toys and kitchen gadgets the same thing?
Kitchen toys and kitchen gadgets are not the same things. Kitchen toy are for children to play with. Kitchen gadgets are items like blenders and can openers that aid in making cooking easier.
What was the hardest job for colonial women cooking washing clothes butter making or slaughtering pig?
Probably butter making.
Who started making butter?
Mr.Tod Butterman, started the process of making butter in the early 1860s. People started liking it since then and it was named "Butter" ie. "Delicious" in Greek.
How is trend use in a sentence?
He was a real trend setter and always bought the latest gadgets. His friend always bucked the trend by deliberately buying old and outdated gadgets and making a virtue of it.
Is it best to use oil or butter for making a roux?
When making a roux, especially a dark roux it is best to use oil instead of butter.
Did ambrose straub create a peanut butter making machine?
In 1903, Dr. Ambrose Straub did patent a peanut butter making machine. In 1884, the person who patented peanut butter was Marcellus Gilmore Edson.
Why do the flour grains need to be coated in butter when making pastry?
Flour is mixed with butter and other ingredients when making pastry. Individual grains of flour are too small to consider whether they are "coated in butter" in that process.
How can I butter popcorn without making it soggy?
To butter popcorn without making it soggy, melt the butter separately and drizzle it lightly over the popcorn, tossing gently to evenly coat. Avoid pouring melted butter directly onto the popcorn as it can make it soggy.
Which American artist painted Making Apple Butter in 1958?
Making Apple Butter, oil on canvas by Grandma Moses, 1958; in The Art Institute of Chicago.
