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I only have two ramekins and am attempting to make dessert for an entire family. My mother gave me a set of eight french onion soup crocks for Christmas, would they make for a good substitute for creme brulee? Are there any other containers you can suggest as substitutes suitable for making creme brulee?

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It is Steinbeck���s use of setting that shows, no matter how hard Elisa works and no matter how high her chrysanthemums reach, neither Elisa nor her flowers will break through the great grey lid atop the surrounding mountains to touch sky (520). Elisa is destined to remain within her garden’s gate, and she will never experience the potential which freedom would bring.

Also, if there is another mistake, please let me know.

It is Steinbeck’s use of setting that shows, no matter how hard Elisa works and no matter how high her chrysanthemums reach, neither Elisa nor her flowers will break through the great grey lid atop the surrounding mountains to touch sky (520). Elisa is destined to remain within her garden’s gate, and she will never experience the potential which freedom would bring.

Also, if there is another mistake, please let me know.

It is Steinbeck’s use of setting that shows, no matter how hard Elisa works and no matter how high her chrysanthemums reach, neither Elisa nor her flowers will break through the great grey lid atop the surrounding mountains to touch sky (520). Elisa is destined to remain within her garden’s gate, and she will never experience the potential which freedom would bring.

I'm assuming it would just be cajun, but I need to know for sure.

I want to marinade some tofu and bake it. The recipe I found calls for maple syrup. I'm assuming the maple syrup is just to help carmalize the sauce. I don't want to leave the house for just the one item. So what do you think will a cheap pancake syrup do the job or do you have any other suggestion. I don't have honey right now.

I made a tex-mex rice with corn and black beans. I used a little too much chipotle and adobo sauce and need help with ways to cut the spice factor down a notch for my kids to be able to eat it.

Would a can of refried black beans do the trick?

Americans should face the problem that our country created and is responsible for head-on.

My 3rd grader gets extremely frustated at the mere mention that it's homework time. His pattern is usually to begin by whining that he hates school, then he begins a forced whimpering loudly, next he'll begin dropping his pencil and fumbling agitatedly with his supplies. When I finally get him to open the book he shows extreme frustration and has even ripped a page out of a book because of being rough with the page. I am at my witts end. I don't know how to be more encouraging.

I turn off the tele, give him a clean organized area to work. I have tried sitting with him while he works, but this usually makes him expect me to do the work for him. I've tried grounding him if he doesn't work. I've tried reasoning with him. I just need some ideas. After everything I've tried he always takes over an hour to complete work that should only take 20 minutes.

I have a recipe for chocolate chip cookies that calls for a box of instant vanilla pudding. I never buy instant and was wondering if the cook and serve would work in baking cookies or cakes?

I've been staring at my paper for too long, help me please.

In addition, we may be consuming sprayed-on waxes that are meant to maintain the bright colors of the fruits and vegetables or anti-sprouting sprays and fungicides (that’s) intent is to sustain the produce’s freshness longer.

In turn, this ensures that the maximum amount of nutrients (is,are) still intact.

The home he shaded since the antebellum era was now washed away and so it seemed to him was any advocate for his wellbeing.

Their roots were outstretched creating ripples in the concrete that surrounded them. These resembled the hands of my grandmother the veins of strength that only experience could bring.

If you could share a recipe or any artichoke cooking tips also, that would be great.

Be specific, I don't have time for lolly gagging.

I can't find anything other information than mentioning the name Naiem as a surname and possibly a dish in Canada, but I'm hoping to find out the meaning and the origin of the this used as a first name. Naiem is pronounced (N-eye-eem)

If I'm using a professional grade carpet cleaner that we are renting, will it be okay to use liquid clothing detergent to do the job?