Article: You can season the fries with regular salt, Old Bay seasoning, or even Cajun seasoning. Serve them with your favorite dipping sauce, like ketchup or ranch. If you have leftovers, store them in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 5 days.
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Season the fries with salt, if desired, and serve them.

Problem: Article: Chances are the high windows have not been cleaned in awhile, so they will likely have dust, dirt, and debris on the the frames that needs to be removed. Make sure the ladder is at a safe angle by standing with your toes against the feet of the ladder on the ground and stretching your arms out in front of you, towards the ladder. Your fingertips should be able to touch the rungs of the ladder easily. You should also ensure that the ladder always hits your hip area or midsection when you are on it so you have enough balance and support to stand on it safely. If you do not own a ladder, you can borrow one from a friend or rent one at your local hardware store. The vacuum will be useful for animal droppings, spider webs, and thick dust. A wet cloth may be enough if there is just a light layer of dust or dirt on the windows. This can put you at risk of falling out of the window. You should also be on the outside of the windows on a stable ladder when you clean them.
Summary: Set up a ladder under the window at a safe angle. Wipe the windows down with a handheld vacuum or a wet cloth. Never lean out of a high window from the inside to clean the windows.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Thoroughly wash any fruits or vegetables you will use to remove dirt and debris. First, rinse the produce in cold water for a few seconds. Next, scrub any hardy produce with a vegetable brush to remove stubborn dirt. Hardy produce includes potatoes, carrots, and ginger. The FDA does not recommend the use of detergents, soap, or commercial produce washes when cleaning vegetables. Consider what size would be best for your chutney. For example, if you're planning on pureeing your chutney, the size of the vegetable isn't important. Alternatively, if you're not going to puree it, consider cutting the vegetables into easy-to-eat, uniform cubes. Some fruits and vegetables have a thick, inedible skin. If this is the case, peel the skin and dispose of it. For example, mangoes need to be peeled, while tomatoes do not. Remove and discard any bruised and inedible parts of the produce. Combine the vinegar, sugar, base produce, and seasonings into your stock pot. Gently stir the mixture to incorporate the ingredients. Next, place your stock pot on the stove. If you want to add any inedible seasonings such as whole cloves, wrap them in cheese cloth and secure them with cooking string. The bundle will be easy to remove after the cooking is finished. Cheesecloth and cooking string can be purchased at most gourmet grocery stores, cheese making suppliers, and online. Continue to heat the mixture for ten to fifteen minutes over medium-high heat. Bring the mixture to a boil, stirring continuously. After the mixture begins boiling, the sugar will dissolve into the vinegar. After the sugar dissolves, reduce the heat to medium low. Allow the mixture to simmer for 45 minutes to an hour. Test the thickness of the mixture before removing it from the heat. You should be able to remove a spoonful of the chutney to create a small crater without any liquid filling it in. A mixture is simmering when there are small active bubbles forming around the pot. If the mixture is too active, reduce the heat. If there are no bubbles forming at all, raise the heat slightly. Allow the chutney to cool for ten to fifteen minutes, stirring occasionally. If desired, use a stick blender to safely puree the chutney. If you decide to use a blender, puree the food in small batches and cover the blender in a towel. Otherwise, the blender will spray hot chutney everywhere. Remember to pick out any inedible whole seasonings such as bay leaves or cloves.

SUMMARY: Wash your produce. Cut the vegetables into chunks. Place the ingredients into the stock pot. Bring the mixture to a boil. Simmer until the mixture becomes thick. Turn off the heat.

A goatee is a good beard to grow if you have a weak chin, or a rounder face. It can help cover up and fill out that part of your face. A goatee is a versatile beard that can look good on many faces, though you may find another beard type that will look better on you. The starker the contrast, the more dramatic your goatee will appear. If the colors are close together, you may want to consider another kind of facial hair style if distinctive and noticeable is what you are going for. Traditionally, a goatee refers only to the hair that grows off your chin, which hangs down like that of a goat. There are other forms of beards that use hair on the chin, and are sometimes referred to as "goatees." You'll want to choose the one that best enhances your face, and that you are best prepared to take care of. Look through magazines and websites for pictures of goatee variations that you might want to experiment with. This is a goatee with a disconnected mustache. When wearing a Van Dyke, the rest of your cheeks should be completely shaved and smooth. If you grow a Van Dyke, you'll want to take special care that it stays trim, as it looks better when the beard is more defined. This is a goatee connected to a mustache that grows in a circle around your mouth. This is a fuller beard, but not so much that it covers your whole face. A circle beard is a great choice for a man with a softer jaw line, or if you have a squarish face or jaw. Because it has a lot of hair, a circle beard can also help to cover up skin breakouts. This look combines a goatee with a Hungarian mustache. This is a more labor intensive beard, but definitely a distinctive one. With a Musketeer, you'll want to keep your goatee trim, but let it grow a little longer down your chin. Because of the thickness, you'll want to use some wax or conditioner to help the hair keep its shape.
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Make sure you have the face for a goatee. Consider the contrast between your skin tone and hair color. Look at different styles for your goatee. Grow a Van Dyke. Grow a circle beard. Grow a Musketeer.