Article: If you only want to use a portion of shrimp you bought, remove the desired amount from the bag, then reseal the bag and place it back in the freezer. You can also thaw the entire bag of frozen shrimp at one time. Put the shrimp in a bowl. Cover the bowl with a tight-fitting lid or with plastic wrap. Make sure the bowl is sealed tightly. Place the covered bowl in the refrigerator. Allow the shrimp to gradually thaw overnight, or for about 12 hours. They'll be ready to use in your dish the next day. Put your shrimp in a colander or sieve and rinse them under cool, running water to remove any ice particles. Then, use a paper or kitchen towel to pat the shrimp dry. Once your shrimp are thawed, you should use them within 48 hours to ensure they are still fresh and safe to eat. You could also refreeze them within this period, if you'd like.
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Remove the shrimp from the freezer. Place the shrimp in a covered bowl. Thaw the shrimp in the refrigerator overnight. Rinse and dry the shrimp. Use the shrimp within 48 hours.

Problem: Article: Place the baking sheet in the oven and let the vegetables cook. The tomatoes will release a fair amount of juice, which you might hear boiling over the rim of the baking sheet and sizzling in the oven. Let the vegetables keep cooking until the onions are slightly brown on top.
Summary: Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Roast the vegetables for 30 minutes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Scoop or squeeze out a golf ball sized glob of a clear epoxy resin (intended for stone applications) onto a scrap of cardboard. Follow up with a smaller glob of your chosen tint color and place it near the epoxy resin glob. Scrape small amounts of the tint over to the epoxy resin with a putty knife and stir them together completely until you get the color shade you're seeking. You can also mix up several test batches of tinted epoxy before deciding on a mixture. Blend together lighter and darker shades of a single tint color, or blend multiple tint colors. Let the tinted epoxy dry for 15-20 minutes, then determine the best match. Follow the package instructions for your 2-part stone epoxy to determine the proper ratio of hardener to resin. Don't mix the hardener into the resin until you are ready to adhere the granite pieces together. Stir the hardener into the resin thoroughly with a small putty knife. 2-part epoxies don't become adhesives until they are mixed, but they harden quickly after being mixed. You'll have 10 minutes or fewer to work with the mixed epoxy before it hardens. The mixed epoxy will have a similar consistency to peanut butter, and you can similarly spread it onto the 2 facing edges of the granite pieces. Use a small putty knife and spread even layers of epoxy over the entirety of both facing edges. Apply a thick enough layer of epoxy so that there are no gaps along the facing edges. However, you don't need to plop on huge globs of epoxythe excess will just get squeezed out when the pieces are pulled together anyway.

SUMMARY: Add tint to a clear, 2-part epoxy to match the color of your granite. Mix the hardener into your tinted epoxy resin. Butter the edges of your granite with your activated epoxy.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This is the fastest way to make a dog bed and does not require any sewing. The size will depend on the size of your dog. You will want to err on the side of extra fabric in order to leave enough room for the stuffing. For a small dog, two one-yard pieces of fabric will be enough. For a medium to big dog, two, two-yard pieces of fabric will do the trick. Fleece tie blankets are extremely easy to make because they don't require any sewing and fleece is a relatively cheap material. You can buy yards of patterned or solid colored fleece at any craft store. You can mix and match patterns and solids by using a single color on one side of the blanket and a patterned print on the other. In other words, the rougher sides of the fabric will be touching one another. Make sure to use the lines on your template for a straight cut. You do not need to cut the other edges unless they are uneven or you are using a rotary cutter with a patterned cut. Repeat for the remaining three sides of the fleece. It's helpful to pin the tape measure down so that it doesn't move. Only cut to just below the tape measure line. You should now have fringes along all sides of the fleece that are one-inch thick and four-inches long. For this style dog bed, a lightweight stuffing made of polyester or egg crate foam works best. Continue to tie each fringe together until you have made your way around the entire bed.
Summary: Make an easy fleece tie dog bed simply by adding stuffing to the inside of a fleece tie blanket. Start off with two rectangles of fleece material. Lay your first piece of fleece with the rougher side facing up and then lay the second yard of fleece on top, soft side facing up. Slide your self healing mat under the fleece and cut off the rough selvage edges of the fleece using scissors or a rotary cutter. Pin your four-inch by four-inch square template to any corner of your fleece and cut around it so that there is an outward facing right angle chunk cut out. Take your tape measure and lay it across the fleece from the top of one right angle to the other so that there is a four-inch strip of fleece below the tape measure. Keep the tape measure in place and use your scissors or rotary cutter to cut strips of fleece one-inch thick all along the four-inch section. Repeat for the remaining three sides of the fleece, making sure to pin the tape measure in place. Separate the top layer of fleece from the bottom layer of fleece just enough to stuff the blanket with stuffing of your choice. Stuff the blanket evenly with your stuffing, making sure that the stuffing reaches each corner of the blanket. Match up the top and bottom fleece layers and begin to tie the fringes together in double knots. Make sure that each tie is securely tied, and you're finished!

Whether you bought the wrong one and can't return it or you're still finishing an older bottle, you can customize the color of your foundation to create a better match for your skin. One way to make foundation lighter is by applying it with a wet sponge instead of your fingers. You can also make foundation lighter by mixing it with: Moisturizer Primer A lighter foundation Concealer or finishing powder Just as you can lighten foundation that's too dark, so too can you make a foundation darker if it's too light for your skin. To make foundation darker, try: Adding blush or concealer Mixing it with bronzer Combining it with a darker foundation or tinted moisturizer Foundation that isn't right for your undertone can be customized as well. To make your foundation match a yellow undertone, add turmeric. Add a pinkish-brown blush to match a more pink or blue undertone. To make a foundation more brown, add cocoa powder.
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Lighten foundation that's too dark. Darken foundation that's too light. Change the color of your foundation.