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I tried this recipe. It is very good; however, the ingredients do matter. Butter is better. the Kum Lee premium oyster sauce is much better than the panda. Fresh grate the parmesan. Mortar and pestle the garlic (or use a garlic press) Use palm sugar...overall great recipe.
Wow. This is the best garlic noodle recipe i ever tried. I bought exact same ingredient ans just made it. It's hevenly.. and almost similar to crustaean restaurant garlic noodle..thanks
I saw a chocolate fountain and thought to myself. I don’t need a fountain. Now hearing the loud motor, I really don’t need a fountain. Chocolate melter is suffice.
I’m from the Bay Area and have been to crustaceans and Thanh Long many times and since I moved out of state, I miss it so much and I’m so happy I found your channel I can’t wait to try this recipe.
This is exactly what I needed. Thank you! I invited 8 ladies for tea two days from today and don’t have a lot of time. These tips will allow me to get everything in one place and prep efficiently. Thank you so much 😊
Interesting choices! Aldi is the cheaper option where we live, but there are a few things we buy exclusively at Trader Joe's: the Danish pumpernickel, which is our daily bread, the sunflower oil, and the light roast ground coffee.
I love these buildings ive been collecting for months and ive got all complicate buildings and people ive been ordering on line i love the trees thats what makes your town. Theres a lady on line that has a link to where you can copy an print out cobblestone road sheets. Also i love the fact that they made them with AAA Batteries now instead of those watch batteries.
You need oil for the fountain to run properly and not clump up when going through the pump. (If you’re doing a simple fondue then it doesn’t matter as much.) The oil to chocolate ratio is what is recommended by the chocolate fountain manufacturer. If you look at chocolate melting wafers sold for chocolate fountains, there is a lot of oil in them too. If you don’t believe me, you can try it out yourself in your chocolate fountain.
I wanted to do a village this year so i started buying the pieces, and it did take several trips to DT. Wasn't sure if I had everything so i pulled it up and your video was first, glad i watched it. These were probably from last year but i found a package with a baker, man with gifts, north pole sign, and a package with 2 lamp posts and empty bench. Thanks to your video i can put my village together.
