input question: how to make candy apples

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- Combine the 3 cups sugar, 1/2 cup corn syrup and 1 cup water in a heavy-bottomed saucepan over medium heat. Bring it to a boil and cook the mixture until a candy thermometer reaches 300F (the hard crack stage). Remove the candy mixture from the heat and carefully stir in the red food coloring. You will already have your washed apples with the sticks to push in the apple, then One by one, carefully dip the apples into the candy mixture, swirling to coat them thoroughly and allowing any excess to drip back into the pan. Transfer the coated apples to the prepared cookie sheet and allow them to cool until the candy has fully hardened.
- Combine the 3 cups sugar, 1/2 cup corn syrup and 1 cup water in a heavy-bottomed saucepan over medium heat. Bring it to a boil and cook the mixture until a candy thermometer reaches 300F (the hard crack stage). Remove the candy mixture from the heat and carefully stir in the red food coloring. You will already have your washed apples with the sticks to push in the apple, then One by one, carefully dip the apples into the candy mixture, swirling to coat them thoroughly and allowing any excess to drip back into the pan. Transfer the coated apples in oil and dip into mixture coating apple, prepared cookie sheet and allow them to cool until the candy has fully hardened.

output answer: Combine the 3 cups sugar, 1/2 cup corn syrup and 1 cup water in a heavy-bottomed saucepan over medium heat. Bring it to a boil and cook the mixture until a candy thermometer reaches 300F (the hard crack stage). Remove the candy mixture from the heat and carefully stir in the red food coloring. You will already have your washed apples with the sticks to push in the apple, then One by one, carefully dip the apples into the candy mixture, swirling to coat them thoroughly and allowing any excess to drip back into the pan. Transfer the coated apples to the prepared cookie sheet and allow them to cool until the candy has fully hardened.

input question: When gluing a piece of wood to the back of frame, to ensure the glue sets, you can

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- Place the entire frame between clamps until the glue has adequate time to dry
- Place the entire frame between hammers until the glue has adequate time to dry

output answer: Place the entire frame between clamps until the glue has adequate time to dry

input question: How do you keep the heat from a fire inside a primitive shelter?

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- Build a stone wall behind the fire so that the exposed side of the fire is still facing you, this will reflect the heat back into the shelter.
- Dig a hole in the middle of your shelter so that the heat will rise and keep the heat in the shelter instead of drifting into the wind.

output answer:
Build a stone wall behind the fire so that the exposed side of the fire is still facing you, this will reflect the heat back into the shelter.