Write an article based on this "Mix in unflavored yogurt. Try tomato paste or puree. Mash the potatoes already in your curry."
article: A thick yogurt, like Greek yogurt, works best. Simply add a small amount of yogurt, like a spoonful, at a time. Stir your yogurt into the curry and keep adding a little more at a time until it reaches your desired thickness. This is great for Indian-style curries as a cream substitute. It can also come in handy if your curry is a little spicier than you would like, as it can cool your curry down. This works best for curries that are already tomato-based, as it won't affect the flavor too much. Tomato puree is usually thicker than paste and has a slightly stronger flavor. Mix in a small amount of tomato puree or paste into the curry. Add a little at a time until the curry gets as thick as you want. If you don't have puree or paste, you can try diced tomatoes. For best results, add tomatoes or tomato puree during the cooking process rather than after. If you're cooking with potatoes, try mashing them after the curry is cooked. This is a simple way to thicken the curry without potentially damaging or diluting the flavor. Sometimes, a few mashed potatoes can make for a thicker curry.

Write an article based on this "Check the organization's requirements. Choose a dog that's a good fit for you. Fill out an application. Answer any questions the agency may have. Take the dog home on a trial basis. Give the dog a day or two to adjust. Sign the adoption papers and pay the fee."
article: Dogs that train service dogs may have slightly more stringent requirements than a regular shelter. Check the website for these requirements, or go ask in person. For instance, you may need to be 21 or older, and you might have to agree not to use the dog as a service dog. Keep in mind that many of these organizations have wait lists. You may have to wait years to get this type of dog. Begin by deciding which dog you want. Look for playful, happy gestures, such as the dog licking your hand, wagging its tail, dancing around, or bowing its head with its behind up in the air. Bring other family members to make sure the dog is a good fit. Even if it responds well to you, it might respond badly to someone of the opposite sex or to children. Most of these organizations have an application process. The application will likely you ask you about things like how you will care for the dog, whether you will be able to keep it indoors, and what other pets you have. You may also be asked to write a short answer about why you want this kind of dog. After the agency receives your application, the staff may have some more questions. You should answer these as openly and honestly as you can. For instance, if you've had multiple dogs in a short period, they may want to ask you why you went through so many dogs. They might also ask you how you plan to help the dog adjust to your home. Most of the time, you'll take the dog home for a trial period, generally a week or so. That gives you and the dog both a chance to see if the dog is a good fit in your home. Have the dog spend time with each family member individually to make sure it likes and gets along with each person. Also, slowly introduce the dog to other pets to see if they get along. Once both you and the agency are satisfied that the dog is a good fit, you can sign the adoption papers. You'll also need to pay the fee, which can run anywhere from $80 USD to $500 USD, depending on the agency. In some cases, you may need to pay the fee before taking the dog home on a trial basis.

Write an article based on this "Add the ice cream, milk, and vanilla extract into the blender. Blend the milkshake until it is smooth. Pour a few tablespoons of chocolate sauce into the bottom of a tall glass. Pour the milkshake into a tall glass. Add a swirl of whipped cream on top. Sprinkle with jimmies or chopped walnuts. Top with a maraschino cherry and serve."
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To make this into a smoothie, use cup (125 grams) of plain yogurt instead. If the milkshake is too thick for you, add some more milk. If it is too thin, add some more ice cream. Be sure to blend the milkshake well after each addition. For a fancier touch, you can drizzle the sauce down the sides of the glass. If you want to get really traditional, use hot fudge sauce instead. If this is too much for you, you can divide this between two glasses and share it with a friend. You can use the store bought kind that comes in a can, of you can make your own whipped cream and pipe it on with a piping bag. You can also use other toppings as well, such as crushed candy or crumbled cookies. Add a straw to the milkshake, and enjoy it before it melts. It might be a good idea to serve it with a long spoon as well to scoop up any goodies that won't fit through the straw.