Favorite moment was Alonso's pit telling him Hamilton was just 1.9s behind. "Okay, leave it to me." And then suddenly it was a 6 second gap.
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Adding a little salt to the mix is a good first step. I don't think it changes how they cook, but it makes them taste a lot better.
As for the pan, your stainless steel pan should be fine. If the tortillas are thin enough, you don't really need a lot of thermal retention (and your stainless probably has an aluminum core to hold and spread heat anyway). First step once they're in the pan is to almost immediately flip them. You seal off one side so too much moisture doesn't escape. Then cook as normal. Good luck!
That's my purse! I don't know you!
I've got a Bosch one, and it's been quite comfortable the handful of times I've needed it.
Looks great! And congratulations!
I use OneNote, with a bunch of coded words that mean other things and mix and match those to make longer passwords that are all different. Because I'm too lazy for a real app, and this is secure enough and useful enough.
They are better than a gas car in almost every sense. Except those giant SUV or pickup truck options. Those cars still don't have a real place in a city. But reasonably-sized electric cars are absolutely perfect for commuters that have no real option but driving.
What's that little cart next to your bench?
This seems super... inconsequential?
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Router and template! Use a band saw or jig saw or even a coping saw to cut out the shapes in MDF or something. Use a 1/2" drill bit as a template and draw on your rounded corners. And then sand or file or rasp them to shape. THEN use a flush trim router bit and go to town!