input question: make dandelion root tea

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- To make dandelion root tea, break the dandelion root in a mortar until it is chunky, and the size of lentils. Dandelion root tea is a decoction rather than an infusion. You need to simmer the root in a pan on the stove in water for about 15 minutes. Allow the decoction to settle, shake it well, and then pour it into your cup.
- To make dandelion root tea, break the dandelion root in a mortar until it is chunky, and the size of lentils. Dandelion root tea is a decoction rather than an infusion. You need to simmer the root in a pan on the stove in water for about 15 minutes. Allow the decoction to settle, and then strain it into your cup.

output answer: To make dandelion root tea, break the dandelion root in a mortar until it is chunky, and the size of lentils. Dandelion root tea is a decoction rather than an infusion. You need to simmer the root in a pan on the stove in water for about 15 minutes. Allow the decoction to settle, and then strain it into your cup.

input question: How to mark where to cut a hole for a new window in your vanlife van.

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- You can also just eye ball your cut and you will usually have no problems with the window fitting properly afterwards. If there are any gaps in the window they can be filled in with epoxy and silicone.
- Apply masking tape liberally on either side of where you will be making your cut. Then trace the windows shape using a sharpie; afterwards use a ruler to make this outline a few mm narrower and shorter to make sure the window is a snug fit.

output answer: Apply masking tape liberally on either side of where you will be making your cut. Then trace the windows shape using a sharpie; afterwards use a ruler to make this outline a few mm narrower and shorter to make sure the window is a snug fit.

input question: How do I bake clay for a craft project?

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- Bake craft clay at 275C for 30 minutes.
- Bake craft clay at 275F for 30 minutes.

output answer:
Bake craft clay at 275F for 30 minutes.