It's time to turn the tuna cat treats into biscuit-like shapes! Carefully press your index finger into the center of each ball of dough. Flatten it enough so that it has a circular shape in the center, but be careful not to apply too much pressure that you break through the dough. If you're unhappy with how the dough looks when it's flattened, you can always roll it into a ball and try again. Place the baking tray with the cat treats on it into the oven. Set the timer for 10-12 minutes and check the cat treats once the time is up. If the cats treats still look uncooked or doughy, keep them in the oven for a further 2-3 minutes before checking them again. Once the cat treats are cooked, remove the baking tray and turn the oven off. The cat treats may puff up slightly as they bake. Leave the cat treats resting on the baking tray until they feel cool to touch. Then you can let your cat enjoy your delicious creation! To store the cat treats to use later, place them into an airtight glass or plastic container. Keep the container in a cool, dark place. Always wait until the cat treats are completely cool before feeding them to your cat. It's best to only give your cat a maximum of 2-3 treats per day to keep their diet healthy.
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One-sentence summary -- Flatten each ball of dough by gently pressing your finger in the center. Cook the tuna cat treats in the oven for 10-12 minutes. Let the treats cool and store them in an airtight container.

Q: You will see the screen flash momentarily They'll be filed in the "Screenshots" folder.
A: Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button. Immediately press and release the Home button. Find your screenshots in the Photos app.

Article: You want to practice getting your horse accustomed to strange things like trailers and halters before you have a problem where you need to get your horse trailered quickly. Make sure that your horse is accustomed to being handled by people other than you. In the event of an emergency you might have to leave the care of your horse to someone else. You want to know who exactly you need to contact if there is a problem (your horse is sick, your barn is on fire, those types of things). Knowing the layout of your area (such as your farm) makes it easy to direct emergency responders to the area of crisis and means you know exactly where to move your horse or horses in the event of an emergency (such as a fire). You want to be in contact with the people who might be able to help if something goes wrong and who can disseminate information in a quick manner. This can help spread information quickly, especially of things like infections and diseases being spread among the horse population. Get helping hands when needed. The more people you have on your contact list, the more people will be able to get to you quickly if you need helping hands. You absolutely do not want to have to go digging through your records to find your vet's phone number when your horse is having a crisis. Make sure that you have your equine veterinary records in a safe, but available place. Always keep the phone numbers for your vet, and for emergency services, and so on in a handy and easily accessible place.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Accustom your horse to trailers and to other people. Know your emergency responders and the layout of your area. Get to know the other horse owners in your area. Make sure that important papers are in a safe and accessible place.

Problem: Article: Fill a small frying pan with approximately 2 inches (5 cm) of water. Bring the water to a gently boil over medium-high heat. As soon as the water boils, turn down the heat so that the water is just barely simmering. The water must bubble at a gentle pace before you add the eggs. As the water boils, crack each of the eggs into separate ramekins. Open the eggs carefully to avoid breaking the yolk. Use a serrated knife to carefully saw through the shell and membrane at one end, then pour the inner egg into the ramekin through that opening. Ideally, you should only cook three to four eggs at a time. For larger amounts, you may need to work in batches. Carefully pour each egg into the bubbling water. Space the eggs apart so that they do not touch one another. Position the edge of the ramekin as close to the surface of the water as possible before pouring in the egg. Doing so will allow the egg to gently slide into the water, thereby preserving the yolk. Cook the eggs for about 1 minute, or until the whites are set and the yolk has reached your desired level of doneness. Use a spatula to carefully remove the finished eggs from the water. Transfer them to a plate lined with paper towels so that the water may drain. Serve the eggs immediately. Poached quail eggs are typically served atop simple green salads or cooked green vegetables, but you can also enjoy them separately. If you need to save the eggs for later, keep them in a bowl of ice water for up to several hours. Reheat the eggs in simmering water for 30 seconds, or until heated through, before serving.
Summary: Simmer the water. Meanwhile, crack the eggs. Slide the eggs into the water. Cook until set. Serve warm.

Article: Your friends can help you, comfort you, and get you out there having a good time. You don't have to do anything particularly special. Try planning a movie night, going to the zoo, hitting the beach, or trying a new restaurant. Remember the fun you used to have with them and try to recapture that part of your life. Lean on your friends as you deal with a broken heart. Give yourself a chance to vent to someone who completely has your back. Use this time to reinvent yourself by exploring potential areas of interest for you. It's never too late to be the person that you have always wanted to be! Explore new hobbies, try new foods and live a life of excitement and novelty every day. Pick up a new skill. For example, you could try glass-blowing, ceramics, a new instrument, or cave diving. Invite friends to try these new things with you if you prefer, or do them alone. Volunteering will help you see the real impact you have on people's lives, and can show you how fortunate you are to have everything you do. Find a local homeless shelter, soup kitchen, nursing home or school to volunteer at and focus on helping others. Research local organizations with missions that align with your passions and volunteer with them. If you have the time and resources, caring for a pet can be a rewarding and healing experience. Consider adopting a cat or dog from your local shelter. That way, you'll gain a new friend and also save the life of an animal that deserves a forever home. If you rent rather than own your living space, make sure you're allowed to have a pet by checking with your landlord first. Having a pet can also help you connect with other pet owners. For example, if you walk your dog at the park, you can chat with other dog owners. If you already have a pet, spend more time with them. Bring home a new toy or a special treat and just enjoy their company. After whatever time you deem necessary, you might feel ready to date again. You'll meet interesting new people and it may help you to move on. However, don't feel pressured to date if you aren't emotionally ready! Take your time. Once you do start dating, you don't have to get serious with someone else right away. Move at a comfortable pace and try to avoid rebound relationships. If you've spent very little time in your past being single, or if you seem to have relationships one after the other without a break in between, you may need to watch out for rebounding.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Spend quality time with your friends. Channel your energy into new activities. Volunteer in your community. Adopt a pet for comfort and companionship. Start dating again when you feel ready.