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- Recipe: Yemista (greek stuffed tomatoes/red peppers) with wedges on the side and semmel knodel (bread dumplings)3-3.5hrs to cook + prep time: ingredients (yemista) 5 large tomatoes/peppers – red 5tsp olive oil 3-4 potatoes (optional) 193mls uncooked arborio rice 1 large onion (chopped fine) 3 tsp garlic 1 tsp salt 1/2 tsp pepper 5 cups waterContinue reading “Recipe: Yemista (greek stuffed tomatoes/red peppers) with wedges on the side and semmel knodel (bread dumplings)”
- how to make really tasty pizza dough for the everymanIngredients sugar: 1 tbsp hot water (not boiling or you’ll burn the yeast) 1 1/3 cup yeast 2 1/4 tsp 3.5 cups of all-purpose flour 1tsp salt 2tsp oil method
- JS program 3 – more complicated than 2 (it does some calculations, that’s all)the minus calculation doesn’t work because I haven’t learned how to do negative numbers yet. or loops. that’s next. <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> <h2>second game</h2> <script> var num1 = 0 var num2 = 0 var numplus = 0 var numMinusContinue reading “JS program 3 – more complicated than 2 (it does some calculations, that’s all)”