Article: ed lemon juice. Then add the Brussels sprouts to the water. Do not over-cook - this is very important! They should still be crispy firm but tender. This allows the vapor to dissipate, taking the less-desirable odors with it. Your Brussels sprouts should now please even the fussiest of veggie eaters!
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with a touch of salt and just a little bit of freshly squeezed lemon juice. With a paring knife, cut an "X" into the base of the sprout. Leave the lid off the saucepan for 5 minutes during cooking. Serve.

Problem: Article: Many people start with a fruity white white that is subtle in flavor and some happen to stop there. You probably have a couple of wines that you know are safe so start branching out! Move onto rose wines, and start busting into reds with a vengeance. Even if you don't like it, now you know if you like it or not. Not only should you switch up varieties, but switch up brands and years, too. Just because you dislike one producer's Chardonnay doesn't mean you won't like another's. Every wine is unique and it can depend on your mood, too. " wine. Plenty of people spend years in the realm of, "Oh, I don't really care for robust reds," or "Moscato is just too sweet," and their expertise and understanding stops there. And then bam an "aha" wine hits. It's that wine where you can actually taste the cedar, or the smoke, or the chocolate. All of a sudden, you get it. And how do you find your "aha" wine? Trial and error. And an "aha" wine doesn't have to be good or, rather, one you enjoy. It simply has to be one where all of a sudden your palette gets it. It can sort out the variety of aromas in a single glass and knows what it likes and dislikes and better yet, why. Now that you've got your feet wet, start going outside of your own circle for information. Read books and blogs on wine. Try The New Sotheby's Wine Encyclopedia by Tom Stevenson or wineeducation.com, where you can even take quizzes on your growing wine knowledge. Purchase wine guides. Subscribe to wine magazines. The possibilities are almost endless. Subscribe to free, informative online wine newsletters. Do a quick Google search for reputable websites that are devoted to building a community of wine lovers. GrapeRadio is a podcast devoted to wine even in the midst of rush hour, you could be honing your skills. So you've got the taste of a Pinot Grigio down. You know the difference between a good Merlot and a good Cabernet. But there's so much more to it than that. You've done the basics, so let's get bold. Here's a few to try: Syrah / Shiraz Malbec Petite Sirah Mourvedre / Monastrell Touriga Nacional Cabernet Sauvignon Petit Verdot
Summary: Start exploring wine varieties. Find your "Aha! Start researching. Get bolder and bolder.

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In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There are subtle difference between "black tie optional," "black tie preferred," and "black tie." Knowing the time of day and the time of year for the event, as well as what kind of event it is, can help you determine how to dress best. Evening events are more formal than daytime events. Winter events are often more formal, and dark colors are more appropriate, than summer events. " If the invitation says that black tie attire is preferred, it means that you should wear the nicest clothing you have easy access to. If you don't have a tuxedo or a floor-length gown, a nice cocktail dress or a suit may be acceptable. If you choose not to wear black tie to an event that is deemed black tie preferred, you should do it with confidence and accept the fact that most people will be wearing black tie attire. " Like preferred, optional suggests that the event is formal, but you have a bit more flexibility about what you choose to wear. At a black tie optional event, the crowd will most likely be split in half between black tie and a very formal style of dress. If you still can't decide what to wear and you know other people who are attending the event, ask them what they will be wearing. This may give you a leg up on what exactly to wear, especially if you can ask the host of the event. " This suggests that the event is formal, but that you are allowed to be a little more flexible about your clothing choices. Black tie creative means that men can switch out their white tux shirts for a black shirts or wear a red tie to add flair to their outfit. Ladies can be a bit flashier in their choice of gown colors, and maybe even go as far as to wear a tiara or long gloves. " This means that you will not be allowed to enter the event unless you are dressed in appropriate black tie attire. The steps below will direct you towards dressing appropriately and ensure that you will be allowed to enter the event.
Summary: Read the invitation closely. Understand "black tie preferred. Understand "black tie optional. Understand "black tie creative. Be aware of "black tie mandatory.

Serving underhand, crouch your body down as if you were going to bump. Have your right foot slightly in front of left. Make sure you're not standing up straight. Say you are right handed. Hold the ball out in front of you in your left hand. Pick a patch on the ball to hit. Make your right hand into a fist. Swing your arm back to shoulder height, and propel it forward like a pendulum. Some people prefer to hit it on the part of their arm where they bump it, because it can give more control, but it doesn't give as much power. Do what works best for you. Crouch, aim, and propel. That was easy, right? Make sure you don't bounce, throw the ball before, then hit it (you'll take out a ceiling light). You just need to hold onto it.
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Position. Hands and arms. Do this move.