IN: What happens next?

How to make chicken and pineapple curry
Finely dice the onions and put them into a bowl.
Chop the peppers, measure out the spices & chilies, crush and dice the garlic and put these aside from the onions.
Melt down the butter in a wok and reduce the onions for several minutes.

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- Once the butter has melted, add the chicken and cook for a bit until well done. Add in the dried ingredients and mix for 5-10 minutes until combined.
- Put in the chopped onions and mix some of the chopped chilies. Also add the coconut oil, curry oil, lime juice and the dried fruit and nuts as well as teaspoon (1 g) of kosher salt and pepper.
- Add the chopped peppers, garlic, spices, chilies and a cup of water to the onions. Mix this all together and let it cook for another 10 minutes, adding more water if needed.
- Set the wok to medium heat. ( simmer for 30 minutes on medium heat.

OUT: Add the chopped peppers, garlic, spices, chilies and a cup of water to the onions. Mix this all together and let it cook for another 10 minutes, adding more water if needed.

IN: What happens next?

How to jumpstart a vehicle
Turn off all electrical components.
Components like lights, windshield wipers, radios, etc. Draw power from the battery to run.

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- When the vehicle is idle, flip the turn switch to off. If it doesn't turn off, turn it on again.
- If you want your battery to charge effectively, they will need to be turned off. Park a second car so that your batteries are as close as possible.
- Detach a battery that's missing or doesn't function properly. Make sure to turn all of the lights off in the car to prevent the transmission from failing.
- Avoid turning the battery on or off, as this can damage the battery system. Place the vehicle in its neutral position.

OUT: If you want your battery to charge effectively, they will need to be turned off. Park a second car so that your batteries are as close as possible.

IN: What happens next?

How to confront family about stealing your medication
Learn about addiction.
Oftentimes, addiction is the culprit if someone is stealing your medication. Your family member may have an addiction to prescription pain medication.

OPTIONS:
- Of course, addiction is a good thing-solving a problem using pain medication may be cause for concern. But, since over-the-counter pain relievers are shown to be addictive, it is often measured to become even more careful.
- If this is the case, spend some time learning about addiction. This will help you foster empathy and best address the situation.
- This can lead to an addiction to pain meds. Figure out what's causing your family member to have a addiction to medication and learn how to handle it.
- If this is the case, you should visit a doctor before having it increased. Ask your doctor about prescription pain medications.

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If this is the case, spend some time learning about addiction. This will help you foster empathy and best address the situation.