Always begin by cracking open the eggs into a large bowl or other container. Raw egg, just like any material that contains significant amounts of water, will expand when frozen. If the eggs are frozen in the shell, this expansion could crack open the egg. Besides mixing shell fragments into the edible part of the egg, this could introduce harmful bacteria from the outside of the shell. If the eggs are near or past their expiration date, crack each one into a "test bowl" before transferring to the larger container. Discard eggs with obvious discoloration or a strong, unpleasant smell, then wash the test bowl before cracking the next egg. Mix at least enough to break the egg yolks, or create a more uniform substance by beating them together until blended. However, try not to beat too much air into the eggs. Raw egg yolks tend to become gelatinous when frozen. When mixed with egg white, this can cause a grainy texture in the frozen egg mixture. There are two main ways to prevent this, depending on your intended use for the eggs. If you are using them alone or in savory dishes, stir in 1/2 tsp (2.5 mL) of salt for each cup (240 mL) of raw egg. If you are using them in sweet dishes, instead stir in 1 1.5 tbsp (15 22 mL) of sugar, honey, or corn syrup. If you want to make the mixture more consistent, strain it through a sieve or colander over a clean bowl. This will also remove most shell fragments if any were mixed into the egg while cracking them. Pour the mixture into freezer-safe containers, leaving 1/2 inch (1.25 cm) of space between the egg and the lid to allow for expansion. Tightly seal the containers. Alternatively, freeze the egg mixtures in a clean ice cube tray first, then pop the cubes out into a larger, freezer-safe container. This may make it easier to thaw the amount of egg you need. The eggs typically remain high quality for several months to a year, so it's a good idea to label them rather than relying on your memory. Remember to include: The date you froze them. The number of eggs you froze. The additional ingredient you mixed in (if applicable). This helps you avoid the unpleasant surprise of using sugary eggs in a savory dish.

Summary: Crack the eggs into a bowl. Beat the eggs together gently. Add another ingredient to prevent graininess (recommended). Strain to improve uniformity (optional). Freeze in freezer-safe containers. Label the container with three important facts.

Install lengths of J-channel along the inner edge of the fascia. The J-channel will conceal the cut edges of the soffit lengths and will provide a watertight seal. Your nails should be centered in the channel slots and the nail heads should remain 1/32-to-1/16 inches (0.7938-to-1.6 mm) out. Boxed-type soffits will need a second J Channel strip, running from the fascia to the edge of the house. If the soffit on your house wraps around a corner, you will need to make provisions for the change of direction. You can do this by installing two J-channels diagonally where the corners of the roof and house meet. You will have to cut a number of soffit and vent pieces at an angle to accommodate the diagonal pieces of J-channel. Vinyl siding usually comes in 12-foot (3.66-meter) lengths. Therefore, you will need to cut these long pieces of siding to fit the measurements of your soffit. Keep in mind that the soffit pieces should measure 1/4 inch (6.35 mm) shorter than the actual length of the soffit. This 14 inch (0.6cm) gap allows for the expansion of vinyl siding in warm weather. Once the J-channel is installed and the soffit pieces are cut, you will be able install them. You can do this by pressing the soffit pieces into the channel, bending them to fit if necessary (vinyl siding is quite flexible). If you're having difficulty just pressing them in, you may need to pull the channel lip back with a pry bar or locking tool to get the siding panels to fit . Once the soffit pieces are installed, remove the gutter/downspout and slide the lengths of fascia siding under the gutter apron. Secure the top edge of the fascia pieces with galvanized or painted nails placed every couple of feet. Reattach the gutters.

Summary: Nail J-channel pieces under the fascia. Understand how to deal with wrap-around soffit. Measure and cut the soffit pieces. Push each panel into the J-channel. Slide in the fascia siding pieces.

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Summary: Make the ears: Make the face: Make the feet: Align the levels.

One Island only unlocks once you defeat the Cinnabar Island gym. You can get to the island by boarding a ship. You'll need HM03 Surf. north to the sandy beach. Continue heading north through the tall grass to another sandy area. Keep walking north until you see a cave opening. You'll see "Ember Spa" in the upper left corner of your screen. Follow the path north, then climb a set of stairs, then head east to a man between two waterfalls. He'll give you "HM06 Rock Smash". "Rock Smash" will smash small crumbling boulders in your way.
Summary: Go to One Island. Go to the east end of the island on Kindle Road. Surf Enter the cave. Talk to the man.