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Insert commas where needed? help?
1)when fred realized that he had written the wrong address on the envelope it was too late to do anything about it.
2)while we were eating the baby upset the milk pitcher.
3)while we were at dinner my brother received an urgent telephone call.
4)so that traffic might pass the road was rapidly completed.
5)since he had formed the habit of thrift early in life scott met the emergency calmly.
6)with a loud call to the sunbathers around the pool melanie dived into the water.
7)as soon as you have finished the book must be returned to the library.
8)on the door a shiny brass knocker gleamed in welcome.
9)farmers have many problems the worst being drought.
10) as the flag was being raised we stood and watched.
1)when fred realized that he had written the wrong address on the envelope, it was too late to do anything about it.
2)while we were eating, the baby upset the milk pitcher.
3)while we were at dinner, my brother received an urgent telephone call.
4)so that traffic might pass, the road was rapidly completed.
5)since he had formed the habit of thrift early in life, scott met the emergency calmly.
6)with a loud call to the sunbathers around the pool, melanie dived into the water.
7)as soon as you have finished, the book must be returned to the library.
8)on the door, a shiny brass knocker gleamed in welcome.
9)farmers have many problems, the worst being drought.
10) as the flag was being raised, we stood and watched.
How to steam milk for Latte art taught by Scott Rao using soap and water
Milk Pitcher
Okay, I've Made My Espresso, Now What Do I Do With The Milk?
I did all of the right things to make espresso at home. I bought myself a good espresso machine. I learned which espresso beans have the best taste and how to grind them to the correct fineness. I managed to insert the gadget with the grinds, known as a portafilter, into the espresso machine, lock it into place, turn on the machine and let her rip. Great espresso!
But I wanted a cappuccino. Sue wanted a latte. Time to figure out how to steam the milk.
Sue is always dieting, so she wants nonfat milk. I found out that low fat and nonfat milk foam really easily. Whole milk takes more practice. Same thing with half and half if you want a breve.
Some espresso machines have a built in steam nozzle and some don't. You may need to buy a separate steamer. I recommend getting an espresso machine with one built in. Saves space.
The first thing to do is to put that stainless steel pitcher and milk into the refrigerator to get cold. Always start with them cold. And then my next learning curve came with remembering to fill the pitcher about a third to a half full. Milk expands really well when it's steamed. It takes only once for it to foam up, overflow and hit the floor to remember to start with a pitcher no more than half full.
Start by putting the nozzle on the surface of the milk and turning the steam on full. The milk is going to begin to foam, so keep lowering the pitcher so that the nozzle is just under the surface of the milk. About a half inch will do fine. You can turn down the pressure when the foam really begins to rise, or just take the pitcher away. Now the milk is just about at the boiling point.
Now here is something important. Don't let it boil. This is another way to get the milk to overflow the pitcher. Or even worse, it will taste burnt. Ugh. Nasty.
Your steamed milk should have little bubbles all the way through it, and there should be a light foam on the top. There you are. That's it. Now you go make whatever espresso drink you want. Next up, you can start learning how to make all those fancy designs in the top.
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Got powdered milk during Y2K scare, but cannot recall brand name. Good quality, tasted like real milk - help!
IT came in a white and blue tin, about the size of a can of paint. You had to make it up in a gallon pitcher, and let it refrigerate overnight for best results. No one could tell the difference between it and real milk. It was non-fat, I think, and had Vitamin D added to it, I think.
might be klim?
Milk Pitcher 1600 ml
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