Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Lay the seeds on a baking sheet. Sprinkle on the seasonings of your choice. Bake them in the oven at 350F (177C) for 8-10 minutes.

Answer: Spread them out so all the seeds get equal seasoning and bake evenly in the oven. Don't let them pile up or they won't cook evenly. Here you can get creative and add any flavoring you want. Salt and pepper are always good options. For some extra spice, try ground cayenne pepper. Drizzle some olive oil on the seeds for extra flavor. Cinnamon can pair nicely with a maple flavor. Maple seeds are small so don't cover them in seasoning. Scoop some into a spoon or your fingers and just sprinkle the seasonings to add extra flavor. To sample different flavor pairings, put seeds on several baking sheets and season each one differently. See which one you like the best. Check on the seeds periodically. They should turn slightly brown during the roasting process. If they're turning black, they're starting to burn. Remove them at this point. Avoid burns and let the seeds cool before you eat them.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get 1 cup (6 oz. Measure 1 cup (8 oz. Melt 1/4 cup (2 oz. Measure 6 cups (48 oz. Set aside 1 tbsp. Beat an egg with 2 tsp. Purchase the ingredients that you do not have at home already at your local grocery store.

Answer: ) of raisins. These should soak in warm water before you use them in order to get them plump, so put them in a small bowl and cover them in water while you look for the other things you will need for cinnamon raisin bread. ) of whole milk. You can use 2 percent milk if you want to reduce the fat and calories in your bread. ) of salted butter. If you prefer to use unsalted butter, that is fine, but if you do that, add 2 tsp. of salt to your flour. ) of flour and 1/2 cup (4 oz.) of white sugar. (0.5 oz.) of dry active yeast and 2 tbsp. of cinnamon. (9.85 mL) of water. Most things can be found in the baking aisle or refrigerated section.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Add a backdrop with curtains or runners. Add battery-operated lights for a magical touch. Cover the sand, rocks, or cement in the buckets anchoring your arch. Cover the buckets at the base of your arch with paint or fabric. Make a flower garland to wrap around the poles. Consider making a flat arch for a unique touch.

Answer: Slide curtain rings onto the cross bar, then use the clips to secure narrow curtains or runners. If your curtains have a pocket along the top edge, you can simply slide the cross piece of your arch through this pocket before adding it to the poles. For a more romantic touch, use sheet curtains or tulle instead. A solid color will be easier to coordinate, but you can also use a neutral pattern as well, such as thick black-and-white stripes. If you can't find ready-made curtains, consider making your own! Wrap the string of lights around the pole. Use floral wire or cable ties to secure the lights, then disguise the wire/ties with flowers or greenery. Keep the pack hidden with flowers or greenery. You can get wires with standard Christmas-tree sized bulbs, or you can get thin wires with mini bulbs. Add another string of lights along the cross piece for extra sparkle. If you will be using real flowers, make sure that you get outdoor lights that are resistant to getting wet. Unless the sand or rocks suit your wedding's theme, it would be a good idea to cover them up. Glass vase filler or pretty rocks would suit most themes. Moss or flowers would work great for a forest themed wedding. If a metal bucket doesn't fit your wedding's aesthetic, you can dress it up. Here are some ideas to get you started: Coat the buckets with spray paint to match your color scheme. Wrap a wide ribbon around the middle of the bucket, then tie it into a bow. Wrap the buckets with burlap fabric for a rustic look. Thread a long piece of string through an upholstery needle. Use the needle to thread real or fake flowers onto the string, leaving about 4 inches (10cm) between each flower. Tie a loop into each end of the string, then drape or wrap the garland around your arch. Slip the loops over nails to keep the garland secure. Make sure that you pull fake flowers off of their stems first. Cut real flowers off just below the bloom. Alternatively, you can make shorter garlands, then hang them from the cross bar to create a curtain-like effect instead. Use strong packaging tape to secure the flowers to the chalkboard in an arch shape. Start from the top-center of the arch, then work your way down to the ends. Add a few more layers of flowers, making sure to cover the tape. Use chalk to write a message on the chalk board, such as the newly-weds' names. Add some greenery, such as eucalyptus, for a unique touch. You can use real or fake flowers. Consider making the arch asymmetric, where it is thicker in one area. This will give it a more organic feel.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Apply a homemade toner. Finish with a creamy moisturizer. Wait a few hours before applying makeup.

Answer:
Toner helps to brighten the skin and restore its balance. You can use a store-bought toner, but many products you probably have on hand at home work just as well. Try one of the following homemade toners: 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar mixed with 1 tablespoon water 1 tablespoon witch hazel mixed with 1 tablespoon water 1 tablespoon rosewater mixed with 1 tablespoon water The final step is to apply moisturizer that suits your skin type. Moisturizer will keep your skin from drying out, preserving the results of your facial. Look for a facial moisturizer that doesn't contain alcohol, since this can cause your skin to dry out more quickly. If you want to use a homemade, all-natural moisturizer, try argan oil, almond oil or jojoba oil. Aloe is another great natural moisturizer that has healing properties as well. It's especially useful if you're recovering from a sunburn. Wait a little while before you start your regular makeup routine to give your facial skin the chance to rest and reap the full benefits of your facial. Makeup normally contains alcohol and a wide range of chemicals, and applying it right after exfoliating your face and cleaning your pores could cause irritation.