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[Q]: I've got about 20 red thai peppers from my garden this year that I air dried. I currently have them in a mason jar with the lid and ring on (not sealed though). Is this a sufficient storage method, or is there a better way? The peppers are whole.
[A]: Storing dried peppers


[Q]: At work, when I'm hungry, I sometimes resort to instant soup (Royco, in case it's relevant). Simple to make: heat water, put package content into cup, pour water into cup, stir.However, I often find that the powdered soup has a bunch of wet powder residue left at the bottom of the cup after drinking. although this residue is full of taste, it means the rest of my soup was actually blander than it should be. I also usually have a small bit of residue on my spoon that I can't seem to fully dissolve into the rest of the soup. The residue on the bottom of the cup usually can be fixed through proper stirring, but the spoon residue is trickier.How can I make the soup powder dissolve more effectively so all of the powder is part of the soup?
[A]: When turning instant soup into liquid soup, how can I optimise dissolution?


[Q]: I bought some printed rice paper decorations (flat circles of rice paper printed with edible ink) for my son's birthday party. I'm not sure what the best way is to attach them to cakes / cookies and I don't have a lot of spare time to experiement.The options I can think of are:make my own cookies and press them in to the cookie - either beforebaking or more likely after baking but while still warm and softplace the rice paper circle on top of a pre-baked cookie or small flat-topped cake and pipe some form of icing or frosting around theedge to hold it in placepile butter cream icing on top of a small cake, press the rice paper circle onto the butter cream icingWhat I ideally want is to be able to do this the day before they are needed, so as well as being held properly in place, I also would like the rice paper not to go soggy / curl up and the ink not to run or leak out of the rice paper.
[A]:
How can I attach printed rice paper decorations to cakes / cookies?