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How to make taquitos
Heat the oil until it reaches 350 f (177 c).
Place a heavy-bottomed pan with straight sides on the stove. Pour 2-inches (5-cm) of vegetable oil into the pan, and heat it over medium heat until the oil hits the right temperature on a deep fry thermometer.

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- You can substitute a candy thermometer for the deep fryer thermometer. Combine the chicken, cheese, salsa, and cumin.
- Slightly test the oil with your finger before sticking your finger in the oil. If it comes out clean, the oil is safe to fry.
- At 40 to 45 degrees f (4 to 6 degrees c), the oil will turn a golden brown and smoke. Check to make sure that it is hot enough to fry the taquitos, but not to over-.
- If you can't find fried onions or limes, you can use canola oil instead. Feel free to experiment with different vegetables and spices in your taquitos to see which one is the most delicious.
A: You can substitute a candy thermometer for the deep fryer thermometer. Combine the chicken, cheese, salsa, and cumin.

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How to ash your cigarette
Watch where you ash.
Before attempting this method, make sure you have an acceptable place to ash. An ashtray is preferable, but in the absence of one you should ash in the sink, in a cup, on asphalt, or a surface that can be easily cleaned.

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- Put the ashtray away when you're finished and before smoking. If you haven't cleaned your ashtray after that time, carry it out to avoid accidentally recognizing it.
- Be sure to remove every stain, emery board, or other material you can so that your cigarette doesn't get ink on it. No matches, dry sand, or the like should be used as a replacement material.
- If you see ads advertising this method, you can convince the locals that smoking in a park or some other open area will be easier and quicker than going across a parking lot. This helps prevent and deal with smoking on a lowered scale.
- Avoid ashing on wood, carpet, tile, or cloth as these will be stained and/or burned. Hold your cigarette steadily between your index and middle finger.
A: Avoid ashing on wood, carpet, tile, or cloth as these will be stained and/or burned. Hold your cigarette steadily between your index and middle finger.

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How to pin a cloth diaper on an older bedwetting child
Fold the cloth into thirds.
Without opening up the previous fold, fold the bottom up about halfway.
Pull the two above flaps outwards.

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- Adjust the fraction of an inch now to part the material into quarters. Mark any points where two edges meet.
- The flaps are at the top of the cloth and were created when the cloth was folded into thirds. Pull the flaps around and pin everything up.
- Raise them over your child's head, so that it sits above the bedwetting fabric itself. Push the bottom two flaps down so that it touches both sides of your child's head.
- Open about one inch from the first fold and repeat with the other two. Make sure that the roller is set, pointed to a bend in the roll (you shouldn't have to tip it, just push down).
A: The flaps are at the top of the cloth and were created when the cloth was folded into thirds. Pull the flaps around and pin everything up.

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How to find money
Look on the floor near the checkout counter.
One of the most reliable places to find a little bit of change is on the floor near the checkout of any restaurant, convenience store, or other place you have to walk up to a window and pay. People will often drop a few coins and not think twice about picking them up.

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- Keep an eye out when you're at the window. Lots of people pay with cards now, but the bank still always deals with money.
- Ask if the restaurant has a candy store. Vending machines, often located along the street, are full of healthy snacks and items without sugar and fat, making it likely that someone has a candy store right beside them.
- Choose whatever has your personal phone number. A valid phone number is the number you want to call as soon as you get off the train.
- They will sometimes have them in the chip slot too, because less is more than more. Always check on the floor first! You will learn the difference between professionals and the people who are looking at change.
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Keep an eye out when you're at the window. Lots of people pay with cards now, but the bank still always deals with money.