In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Removing the fat from the meat, whether it be chicken, pork, beef, venison, or another type of meat, allows you to can prime cuts rather than wasting space with fat. It also prevents fat from getting on the rim of the jar. Fat that creeps into the lid area can prevent the jar from sealing correctly. Rather than canning an entire wedge of meat, it's a good idea to cut it into cubes or strips, so each individual piece gets hot enough during the canning process. As you cut the meat, remove any pieces of bone or gristle. If you're canning ground meat, you can skip the cubing step. Form the meat into patties or can it loose. It's easier to cut the meat while it's cold, rather than cutting warm meat. Heat some oil in a cast iron skillet and brown the meat for several minutes on each side. This shrinks the meat, allowing you to pack more in each jar. Browning meat also brings out a good flavor that will improve over time as the meat sits in the jar after canning. It is not necessary to cook the meat; you can can it raw instead, unless you're canning ground meat. Season the meat with spices before cooking it if you'd like. You could also wait until you're ready to use the meat to season it. Fill it with a few inches of water and place it on the stove. Turn on the heat and let it simmer. Place the lids in the hot water and let them stay there until you're ready to use them. Scoop meat into the jars, stopping two inches below the top of the jar. Pour either water or broth into the jar and fill it to within an inch of the top. You need the extra headspace, so don't fill the jars all the way to the top. Use a paper towel soaked in vinegar to wipe the rim of the jars, making sure to remove any traces of fat or oil. Use tongs to lift lids and place them on the jars one at a time. Screw the rings onto the jars so that they are firmly in place.
Summary: Trim the fat from the meat. Cut the meat into cubes or strips. Brown the meat. Get the canner ready. Fill the jars. Wipe and close the jars.

If you have dry or sensitive skin, the ingredients from the acne mask may be too drying for you. Instead, make a more soothing mask using oats, yogurt, and honey. Here are the benefits of each ingredient: Oats make a great, natural cleanser. They also have both exfoliating and anti-inflammatory properties. Yogurt is full of calcium, protein, and Vitamin D, all of which are important for your skin. It also helps moisturize your skin and even your skin tone. Honey is a great for reintroducing moisture into dry skin. You want a coarse, flour-like texture. If your oats are too grainy, you will need to grind them up in a blender, a coffee grinder, or a food processor. You will need a small bowl or container to mix your ingredients in. Measure out 1 tablespoon of ground oats and pour them into your bowl. You will need 1 teaspoon of honey. Make sure that it is the clear, runny type. Measure out 1 teaspoon of yogurt and add it into the bowl. To reduce the risk of irritation, use a plain, unsweetened yogurt. Using a spoon or fork, mix all of the ingredients together until you have a thick paste. If the mixture is too thick and clumpy, then add a little more honey or yogurt.
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One-sentence summary -- Consider making a soothing mask. Make sure the oats are finely ground. Find a mixing bowl. Add the ground oats in the mixing bowl. Pour in the honey. Add the yogurt. Mix everything together.

Q: In general, scene hair is full and teased out on top, and thinner on bottom (or on hair that falls lower than your jawbone). The steps in this section can help you get the basic shape of scene hair. Scene hair usually features layers, especially to create volume on top. How many layers and where you put them are up to you, but here are some suggestions: Get short layers in the back and longer layers in front. Keep a long distance between layers, such as having the bottom layer of your hair long, and the next layer situated 3 or 4 inches (7.6 or 10.2cm) up from that. Cut your layers so that they frame your face. A lot of scene hairstyles for girls and guys have bangs parted far to the side (above the end of one eyebrow) and swooping over the forehead, sometimes even covering the eyebrows. Bangs are usually teased out (see Styling below). Keep your bangs straight. Though some scene styles feature curls on other parts of hair, the bangs are usually kept straight. See more information on this under Styling. To keep a sharp, angular look on your ends, have them razored or buy a pair of razoring scissors at a beauty supply store. If you have really thick hair, consider asking a stylist to thin out the bottom layer. This will make it easier to style. If you have shorter hair but want the long scene strands around your shoulders, consider using hair extensions. You can have them applied professionally, or purchase clip-on extensions at a beauty supply store.
A: Know the silhouette. Get choppy layers. Do big, side swept bangs (or fringe). Razor the ends. Thin the bottom of your hair (optional). Use extensions (optional).

Problem: Article: Skinny jeans will allow you to show off the booties while also keeping your legs warm. You can choose a simple top like a neutral-colored T-shirt or sweater, and add 1 piece of jewelry to complete the outfit. For example, pair red velvet booties with blue skinny jeans, a gray top, and a simple gold necklace. You can also throw on a neutral-colored jacket if needed. Try to choose a solid-colored T-shirt to keep the booties as the focal point. Denim skirts will keep your outfit casual while adding a bit of flair. Wear a vintage-style T-shirt with an oversized sweater. Or, throw on a solid-colored button down to wear with the skirt, tucking in only the very front of the shirt. Make sure the denim skirt doesn't go below your knee. Wearing velvet booties with a dress gives you a sophisticated look, and you can make your outfit look more casual by wearing a simple jacket over the dress. Choose a jacket in a jean, leather, corduroy, or similarly laid-back fabric. Wear green velvet booties, a black cotton dress, and a jean jacket. Wear tights under the dress, if needed. If your jeans cover up your shoes when you put them on, roll up the bottom of your jeans 2-3 times. Cuff them so that they bottom of your jeans lies right above the top of your booties, making sure everyone can see them. You can wear a solid-colored sweater or T-shirt with your cuffed jeans and booties. Leggings will provide you with a comfortable outfit while being able to easily show off your shoes. Pair the leggings with an oversized shirt or jacket that covers your bottom. Wear purple velvet booties, black leggings, a long, flowy gray shirt, and a jean jacket. If you'd like to wear patterned leggings, you'll want to opt for black velvet booties and neutral-colored tops.
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Pair your velvet booties with skinny jeans and a top for a simple look. Wear a denim skirt with your booties in warmer weather. Throw a jacket over a dress for a chic look. Cuff your jeans to show off your booties. Put on leggings and a top for a laid-back look.