Transfer the parboiled rice to the seasoned vegetables and stir the mixture until it's combined. The rice should turn a little yellow once it's mixed with the seasonings. Pour 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of vegetable oil over the rice and stir it to coat the rice. Continue to stir the rice as it cooks over medium heat. The rice will finish cooking and absorb the flavors of the vegetables. For crispier rice, fry the rice in batches so the skillet isn't crowded. Add cup (165 g) of smoked prawns or crayfish and stir it into the rice. Taste the Nigerian fried rice and add salt according to your taste. If the rice is still too hard, add 1/2 cup (120 ml) of water or broth and cook the rice over medium heat until it's as soft as you like. If you want to adjust the flavor of the rice, stir in more ground crayfish, curry, or ground pepper. Turn off the burner and serve the hot rice with fried chicken, grilled chicken, sauteed shrimp, or grilled beef. Garnish the dish with chopped scallions. Store the leftover Nigerian fried rice within 2 hours of making it. Refrigerate the rice in an airtight container for 5 to 7 days.
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One-sentence summary -- Stir the rice into the skillet. Drizzle in oil and fry the rice for 2 minutes. Stir in the smoked prawns and adjust the seasonings. Serve the Nigerian fried rice with protein.

A door failure can lead to serious injury or death during a catastrophe. Choose a door assembly that includes locks, hinges, frame, and attachment devices that have been tested to withstand the wind, pressure, and impact of serious storms like tornadoes and hurricanes. Storm shelter doors are heavy and expensive, but common steel doors that are often used in residential and commercial construction can't withstand the impact of tornadoes and hurricanes. You may be able to find storm-rated doors at home improvement or hardware stores, but you may need to go online to order a specialized storm room door. Use the measurements of the door you plan to install so you can create an opening that will fit the frame. Measure your door with a ruler or tape measure, then measure the height and width on the studs of the open wall. Use a pencil or marker to mark where you need to cut away the studs. Make sure the door frame is at least 7 feet (2.1m) tall so you can fit through it. Cut evenly along the lines that you marked on the studs to fit your door frame. Remove just enough of the studs to accommodate your door frame. You can lightly sand the cut edges of the studs with 180-grit sandpaper if they're jagged or uneven. Position the frame in the opening and then nail it into place with casing nails. Then, install the door by attaching the hinges to the frames as directed by the manufacturer's directions. Make sure the door is level and the hinges are secure in the frame. Install any additional specialized attachment pieces that are directed. Use any screws or nails that are included in the door assembly. Open and close the door to make sure it's working properly. Use a level to make sure the frame of the door is even. Once the door is installed, place steel sheets over the open studs and secure them by driving #10X2-inch (#10X5.2 cm) screws into each of the corners. Then, cover the sheets with plywood and drive #10X2-inch (#10X5.2 cm) screws through them into the wooden studs to secure them. Install an additional layer of plywood to complete the wall.
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One-sentence summary -- Use a door assembly rated to withstand tornadoes. Measure and mark the size of the door frame on the open stud wall. Cut away the studs with a circular saw to fit the door frame. Install the door in the opening according to the manufacturer's directions. Cover the open wall with steel sheets and 2 layers of plywood.

. Start with firm, fresh garlic, since the plant develops a harsh, bitter taste as it ages. Peel the cloves and remove any green sprouts (another source of bitterness). One easy way to peel garlic is to smash it with the side of a chef's knife, then pull off the loosened skin. ince the garlic. Chop the garlic as finely as possible with a large, sharp chef's knife. If you have a zip-locked bag, a meat mallet, and a rolling pin, skip the chopping and scroll down to the end of this section. Sea salt or other coarse-grained salt helps grind the garlic into a paste, and draws out moisture for a softer, juicier result. Scrape the garlic into a small pile. Hold the blunt edge of your knife with both hands, pointing it away from you at a low angle, close to the cutting board. Scrape the knife over the garlic repeatedly until it forms a paste. Occasionally scrape the garlic back into a pile and mince briefly to remove large pieces. If you have the right tools, there's a faster way to turn garlic into a paste: Drop the peeled garlic and salt into a small plastic baggie. Seal the bag closed. Crush the garlic lightly with a meat mallet, without tearing the bag. Finish the job with a rolling pin. Periodically pick up the bag and squeeze the garlic to the bottom to ensure a smooth paste. Try the paste on garlic bread, toss onto pasta, or add to stir fries. If you do have leftovers, store in the coldest part of your fridge. Discard after three days even if there are no obvious signs of spoilage.
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One-sentence summary -- Peel the garlic . Add a generous pinch of coarse salt. Chop the garlic into a paste. Pulverize the garlic in a plastic baggie instead. Use immediately for maximum flavor.

Take your small car base piece and attach a 4 x 12 long piece to the back four raised studs of your base. This will form the bed and front cabin of your truck. The recessed area of your small car base is where the cabin of your vehicle will be and where you LEGO driver will sit. Put the steering wheel and the seat in the dropped-down area. Start by taking both your square windows and stacking them, one on top of the other. Then attach these in front of the steering wheel to complete your windshield. Your fenders, sometimes called a rounded mudguard, should be half circles attached to a flat piece or brick. Connect your fenders in front of the windshield, so the half circles point downward on either sides of the front of your truck.
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Create the frame of your truck. Add cabin features to the lowered section of your base. Create the windshield of your LEGO vehicle. Fasten fenders to the front of your car.