In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Add about 14 teaspoon (1.2mL) of rosewater to your next gin and tonic or glass of champagne. The floral notes of rosewater pair well with gin, elderflower cordial, St-Germain, white wine, rose, and champagnes. For easy libation creations, fill a dropper bottle with rosewater so you can just add a few drops when you make drinks at home. Spices like saffron, cumin, and cinnamon pair really well with rosewater. Make a traditional lamb stew and add about 1 teaspoon (4.9mL) to the dish, or learn how to make kashmiri biryani, which is a dish made of lamb, rice, dried fruits, and lots of great spices. The next time you go to a Middle Eastern or Moroccan restaurant, ask what dishes they serve that include rosewater to get an idea of the flavor you're going for when you make these dishes at home. The next time you make cookies, cakes, or puddings, switch out the vanilla for half of that amount of rosewater. This is an easy way to create a new culinary experience for yourself and your friends and family. If you use equal amounts of rosewater as the called-for vanilla, the floral notes will be too heavy and might not taste good. Whether you're making your own or simply purchasing them at the store, any fruit-based jam, jelly, or syrup can be enhanced with a little bit of rosewater. Start off by adding 1 teaspoon (4.9mL) of rosewater per 8 ounces (230g) of product, and add more per your taste preferences. Pair a rosewater strawberry jam with freshly baked biscuits for a delicious morning treat. Add 1 teaspoon (4.9mL) of rosewater to your next pint (475 grams) of ice cream, or just add a few drops to the next milkshake you make at home. Try adding it to different kinds of ice cream to see how the flavor of some of your favorites can change, like chocolate and vanilla, or even coconut or strawberry. For an elegant party, pair rosewater ice cream with some rosewater biscuits or cookies. Serve them alongside fresh berries.
Summary: Add a few dashes of rosewater to your next cocktail. Make Middle Eastern and Moroccan dishes with a splash of rosewater. Swap out vanilla for rosewater when making baked goods. Incorporate rosewater into jams and fruit syrups. Drop in a little rosewater to your next batch of homemade ice cream.

It will need to be at least double the width of your book, so that it can cover both the front and back. It also needs to be 3 in (7.6 cm) taller than the height of your book in order to fit properly.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose a paper bag to cover your book with.

Q: Before you attempt to fertilize a fruit tree, make sure the tree actually needs fertilizer. Fertilizing unnecessarily can cause poor plant growth, so have a soil test performed to see if your trees need fertilizing. To do a soil test, you would take a small sample of soil from the base of your tree. From there, you can take your soil to the state's agricultural department and get a test done from somewhere between $0 to $30. The test will show you your soil's pH level, as well as the types of nutrients present in the soil. Ideally, your soil level should be between 6 to 6.5. Soils out of this range need fertilizer. How long a tree has been growing makes a big difference in fertilizer. If a tree is about 1 to 2 years old when planted, you can probably withhold fertilizing for a few years. You can instead focus on weed control and providing adequate moisture. However, track how much a tree grows each season. If a young tree is not growing fast enough, you may need to add fertilizer despite its age. In general, branch length of trees should grow about 10 to 12 inches per year though you'll need to check the target growth rate of your specific tree. If your branch length is growing less, you may need fertilizer. If branch length exceeds this, however, you may not need to add fertilizer to your tree for several years. If you've determined you need fertilizer, select the right type for your needs. In order to fertilize fruit trees safely, you want to get what is called a balanced fertilizer. This is a fertilizer made with equal parts nitrogen, phosphorous, and potassium. This is known as the N-P-K ratio. The fertilizer should list the N-P-K ratio somewhere on the label. It should say something like 10-10-10 or 12-12-12. This indicates it is balanced and will be safe for use on fruit trees. You can also consider an organic option, like blood meal, cottonseed meal, composted chicken manure, or feather meal. To figure out how much fertilizer you'll need, you need to consider the tree's age or the diameter of the trunk. In general, you need one pound of fertilizer per year or one pound of fertilizer per inch of the trunk's diameter.
A: Perform a soil test. Consider the age of the trees. Select a type of fertilizer.

Article: It's important your skin is as hydrated and healthy as possible when you go into the polishing process. To help with this, up your water intake. Aim to drink anywhere between 10 to 12 glasses of water a day. Do this for about a week before you plan to polish your skin. Vitamin E and A can help with your overall skin health. While you work your way up to the skin polishing, eat things like wheat germ, soy, nuts, eggs, and yellow, orange, and dark green vegetables. This will help your skin tolerate the polishing well. In order to keep your skin healthy and also diminish signs of wear or aging, it is important to moisturize each day immediately following your shower or bath. This helps keep your skin extra smooth and in optimal condition for polishing. Be sure to use a body oil or lotion daily that is dermatologist recommended. If you would prefer something less processed, try some of the following: Olive oil Unpasteurized and unfiltered coconut oil Shea Butter Soap is alkaline in nature and, especially for sensitive skin, can cause irritation, flaking, and cracking of the skin. To prime your skin for polishing, avoid soap. Go for non-soap cleansers instead or simply rinse off unwanted dirt and debris with water.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Up your water intake before polishing. Eat foods rich in vitamin E and A. Moisturize daily. Go soap-free.

Problem: Article: If you suspect spyware may have been installed on your phone, there are several things you can do to check and, if necessary, remove spyware or tracking software. These signs might include a battery draining faster than normal, random start or shutdown, higher data use or higher cellphone bills, or receiving 'nonsense' texts that contain numbers and symbols (very rare occurrence) Rest easy because in the Android operating system you will/may receive notifications and warnings that a certain app may be used to spy on you. This will pin point the app, for an easy uninstall First back-up all data such as contact numbers, photos, music, and purchased apps top your external SD card or cloud storage. Reinstalling your phone's operating system (OS) also removes any spyware without deleting apps and data. Although, if a spy program is already installed on your device, a password will do nothing to stop the monitoring.
Summary: Protect your phone from being monitored. Look for signs of a spying app. Perform a factory reset if you cannot remove the program. Make sure your phone is password protected or install a security app.

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Press the start button. Go to All Programs Go to Start up Right click on what you don't want to automatically open. Choose Delete. There will be a popup, click Delete Shortcut If you want to remove more, go back to step 1.