Take the beef out of the bag or container. Shake it lightly to remove extra marinade. Don't leave garlic gloves on the surface, or they may burn on the surface. Let it sit out until it comes to room temperature. This should take at least 20 minutes or up to one hour. The cooking time will vary depending upon the size of the beef.

Summary: Remove the dish or plastic bag from the refrigerator. Place the beef on a plate. Cook the beef on a grill, in a pan or in the oven.

. Cook your rice in a steamer, pot, or rice maker as you normally would. To cook rice on the stovetop, boil 1.5 cups (354.88 ml) of water then add your 3/4 cups (140 g) of uncooked before reducing the heat to low and keeping it covered on the burner for 20-30 minutes. As an alternative to freshly made rice, you can also use leftover rice. Once your rice is cooked, set it aside for later. One cup (200 g) of uncooked rice will make 3 cups (600 g) of cooked rice. . In a pan or skillet, cook your bacon over medium heat until it becomes dark and crispy. This process should take around 10 minutes. Set the bacon aside on a plate lined with paper towel to absorb the grease. When you're done cooking the bacon, leave around 2 tsp (9.8 mL) of bacon fat in the pan. You can use this fat later to cook the other ingredients. If you are a vegetarian, you can pick up tempeh bacon, which is a non-meat based product that replicates the taste of bacon as an alternative. Another non-meat based alternative to bacon is oven baked shitake mushrooms with salt. You can also replace bacon with ham or breakfast sausage. Take your crisp bacon or bacon substitute and place it on a cutting board once it's cooled. Chop the bacon into small one inch (2.54cm) pieces using a sharp knife. Set the chopped bacon aside once you're done. Heat the pan over medium-high heat for 3-4 minutes until the bacon fat is hot. Add your scallions to the fat and allow them to simmer for 2-3 minutes, then reduce your stovetop to medium heat. Your scallions should sizzle when you add them to the pan. Add the rice to your pan and mix it together with the scallions. Break up any larger chunks of rice and continue to stir the pan for 3-5 minutes, or until the rice has slightly browned. Once you've finished heating the rice, move it to one side of the pan. When steam starts coming off the rice, it should be fully heated. on one side of the pan. Whisk eggs in a separate bowl and then add them to the free side of your pan. Continue to mix the eggs together with a wooden spatula until they become the desired consistency. Keep in mind that the eggs will continue to cook while you cook the rest of your ingredients and will become harder and less fluffy the more they are cooked. Combine 3 tsp. of soy sauce, 2 tsp. of sesame oil, and bacon bits to your pan and continue to mix all of the ingredients together until well incorporated. Once all the ingredients have been evenly distributed throughout the rice, you can remove it from the pan and serve.

Summary: Cook your rice Cook your bacon Cut your bacon into pieces. Brown your scallions in the bacon fat. Add the rice to the pan and brown it. Cook scrambled eggs Add soy sauce, sesame oil and bacon bits to the rice.

Before you place anything in your cat's ear, you should take your cat to see a veterinarian for a diagnosis and examination to make sure it is safe to deliver medication to the ear. An infected ear can have painful and inflamed tissues along with a damaged eardrum. Damage to the inner ear can drive the infection deep into the ear and lead to dangerous problems with balance, pain, loss of appetite and head tilting. If the eardrum is ruptured or damaged, medication can drain into the inner ear and damage the inner ear structures. Before restraining your cat and beginning the process of administering the medication, make sure you read the directions for the medicine. Know the proper dosage of medication to be given prior to starting. Trying to figure out that information after restraining your cat can cause unneeded difficulties. First, make sure you have everything you need before you start. The following items should be close at hand: Medication. Open it but leave cap on loosely to prevent contamination. A few cotton balls A hand towel A large bath-sized towel

Summary: Take your cat to the vet. Know the proper dose of medication. Gather the supplies.

Park the car on a level surface and engage the parking brake. Park at home or at an auto garage if possible. If it turns out you can't fix the problem on the spot, you don't want to be forced to close your hood again to drive to a mechanic. If you're not familiar with the car, look for the interior release latch under the steering wheel, low down near the driver's door, or in the corner of the glove box. This often has a picture of a car with an open hood. Some older cars only have an exterior release. Look for a latch under the front lip of the hood. If you are locked out of the car, skip ahead to fixes that do not require interior access. When working correctly, this causes the hood to move upward a short distance. If you hear a noise but the hood does not move at all, the hood is probably stuck. Continue to the next step to fix it. If you do not hear anything, there's likely a problem with the cable or latch mechanism. Skip down to the next section. If the hood does open partially, all you need to do is press the exterior latch at the front of the hood. This latch is usually at the center or just to one side, and may depress upward or to the side. Stand outside the driver's seat and reach in to hold the interior release in the fully pulled position. With your other hand, slap the hood with an open palm. If you're lucky, the hood just needs a jolt. Take care not to dent your hood. You may need to use force, but keep your hand in an open palm position. Have a friend pull the interior release and keep it in that position. Stand at the front of the vehicle and pull up on the hood slowly but steadily. If the only problem is rust or grime, you can usually overcome it. If the hood won't budge, don't force it. Chilly weather or frost can cause the hood to stick. Let the engine idle for a while to thaw frozen parts, then try opening the hood again. If the hood still won't open, the cable or latch mechanism might be at fault. Continue to the next section to keep troubleshooting. Once you get your hood open, check for broken latch parts or a frayed cable, which needs replacing. If you don't see obvious problems, just lubricate the latch with a penetrating oil. It may also help to lubricate the cable with a spray lubricant. Insert the straw nozzle at the cable's end, between the inner cable and outer sheath. Pinch the area with a cloth and spray. Do not use silicone spray under your hood. It can contaminate the oxygen sensor, throwing off engine performance.
Summary: Park the vehicle. Locate the release latch. Test the interior release latch. Slap the hood to get it unstuck. Attempt to open the hood with an assistant. Leave the engine running in cold weather. Inspect the latch after opening.