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Cheese Dip
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※INGREDIENTS
200g Bread Flour
3g Salt
3g Yeast
25g Sugar
120 Ml Water
20g Butter
Sausage
50g Mozzarella Cheese
50g Cheddar Cheese
30g Gouda Cheese
30g Brie Cheese
2 Tbsp Mustard Sauce
2 Tbsp Scallion
1 Pinch Pepper
Melted Butter
Egg Mixture Scallion
※PREPARATION:
1. Shift the bread flour and make three holes.
2. Add salt, yeast, sugar in each hole and add water, butter, then knead.
3. Let it stand for 30 minutes.
4. Combine mozzarella cheese, cheddar cheese, gouda cheese, brie cheese, mustard sauce, scallion, and pepper
Press out the gas from the dough.
5. Rip out little piece of dough and wrap it around sausage.
6. Brush off the oven pan with melted butter and attach the edges with dough.
7. Place cheese on the middle, and brush off egg mixture.
8. Bake in 180C oven for 25 minutes.
9. Garnish with scallion and serve. 😋😍
A poster board drawing demonstrating the method of dipping the gum out of the cups. Name of photographer: Timothy C. Prizer
Date: September 28, 2002
General description of subjects photographed: Various items around the festival,
mostly in the spirit room / “museum”
Locations: 2002 Catface Community Turpentine Festival at the Carter Turpentine
Still in Portal, GA
Film type: Kodak 200 Color (24 exp.)
Subject: Wiregrass Country (U.S.)--Social life and customs; Turpentine; Turpentine industry and trade; Forests and forestry; Pine; Turpentine industry workers; Parades;
Pond dipping in Fred and Marion's pond. We found tadpoles, snails, water boat men...
Fabulous day - a trip to Conkers with ducklings, sculpture, moving floor butterflies, a Bat Matt, and lots of walking, followed by dinner with Uncle Freddy and Aunt Marion.
First time we've introduced Merri to Marion, was fab to catch up and hope it won't be so long next time.
Then home to the tent and both kids conked out as soon as their heads hit the pillows. It needs 16 hours of full-on activity to shatter them.
Boyd and Scott went dip netting on the mouth of the Kenai River. Summer 2009
Also in the Pictures are Rob and Michael Lewis and Jim and Sheri Lewis his wife.
This pic doesn't do this justice at all. The descent into and the ascent out of this water crossing are pretty steep. Those slimy ruts definitely don't make the task any easier, but it sure is a lot of fun! Coming back is much easier because of the lack of ruts on this side.
Mummy bought Baa some whisky called sheep dip. She didn't let any of us drink too much of it. Just a drop so we could taste it. It was very strong.
"OK, I know you said no 'gay' poses, but this one is only KINDA gay... just a little... but humor me"
the road had a lot of dips, but was really smooth (and had some *great* corners). here, Surendra (fore, blue) and Dennis' (back, red) bikes take a rest while we all take pictures.
Dipped in to my precious Neptune stash to make this cute little Noodlehead gathered clutch.
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