INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Put the remaining 7 tablespoons (100 g) of unsalted butter into the pan you used to cook the chicken. Turn the burner to medium heat so the butter melts. Stir in 2 cloves of minced garlic and cook it until it becomes fragrant. Watch the garlic closely as you saute it because it can burn easily. This recipe is a more traditional alfredo sauce that uses heavy cream, but beginner cooks may have difficulty getting the sauce to thicken to their liking. If you'd prefer an easier option, you can make alredo sauce with cream cheese instead of heavy cream. Keep the burner at medium heat and stir the sauce occasionally as it bubbles gently. If the sauce gets thicker than you'd like, stir in a few spoonfuls of the pasta water that you set aside earlier. It's important to stir the Alfredo sauce every once in a while so it doesn't stick to the bottom of the pan. Turn off the burner and put the cooked fettuccine into the pot with the sauce. Use tongs or a spoon to toss the noodles so they're completely coated with the sauce. Divide the pasta among your serving dishes and divide the chicken strips between them. Sprinkle a little freshly chopped parsley and serve the chicken Alfredo immediately. If you like, add extra Parmesan cheese and black pepper. While you can refrigerate the leftovers in an airtight container for up to 3 days, the pasta sauce may separate.

SUMMARY: Saute the garlic in the butter for 30 seconds to 1 minute. Simmer and stir the Alfredo sauce for 3 to 4 minutes. Stir the drained pasta into the sauce. Top with the chicken and parsley before you serve the dish.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use your usual bird-experienced vet to diagnose and treat the bird's illness. You can find an avian vet by using the Association of Avian Veterinarians' database. Be prepared to call if you're not sure about anything or if changes occur that worry you. Avoid situating the bird anywhere with drafts, noise or bright light. Keep human and pet traffic to an absolute minimum. Remove distractions from the cage, such as toys, mirrors or bells. Ensure that the bird gets at least 10 to 12 hours of sleep. This may include making the bird's resting area off-bounds to all household members. In some cases, it may help to increase the humidity in your home. Talk to your vet about this; it can assist with improved breathing if the bird is congested, but the vet must okay it first. This can be helped by feeding the bird foods with a high moisture content, such as leafy greens and fruit, provided the vet has said this is okay first. If it is okay to give fruit, float a piece of grape or apple in the bird's water. This can encourage the bird to drink, as well as take the piece of fruit. Recovering birds often do well on a diet high in simple carbohydrates because these are easy for the bird to digest. Your bird's vet should give you appropriate suggestions.

SUMMARY: See the veterinarian first. Follow the vet's home-care instructions with great care. Keep the recovering bird in a warm place that is not too hot. Keep the fluids up. Ask your vet to suggest a feeding regime.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Among Rat-Rodders, it's a common goal to try to keep the total price-tag somewhere under $3,000 as a badge of your ability to work with limited materials. If you're up for a challenge, put your skills and your resourcefulness to the test and try to keep the project as cheap as possible by scrounging for a mishmash of parts in the junkyard, or on eBay. , shocks and suspension system. You can customize your suspension using the latest in modern suspension technology, making the Rat a hybrid of old and new. Having a Model A that turns on a rail? Yes, please. Start by measuring the rear width or rear body width and finding axles of the appropriate size. The axle should be somewhat longer than the width, and Leaf Spring rear axles are typically popular options because of their possibility for modification. Anything from the 60s and 70s is also popular, depending on the price. Install coil springs in a side-to-side or parallel pattern by welding the upper mounts on the cross member in the rear and the lower mounts to the axle housing. To keep it cheap, use a straight axle in the front, salvaged or new. The suspension from a Mustang II/ Pinto, AMC Pacer or Corvair are popular and useful choices, though ready-to-weld suspension kits are also available, sometimes for as little as a few hundred bucks, complete with frame and axle brackets, as well as template guides. It's a good investment, if you need new parts. Old truck bodies are by far the most popular choice, but you can also make use of more modern fiberglass, which is forgiving and easy to work with. Customize your body and make the rod you want, cutting it for the crude-style and swagger you want from a good Rat Rod, then weld it to the frame. . try to remember: a Rat Rod is a semi-legal and wonky glorified go-kart, so don't break the bank with the drive train. An old Chevy 350 or a Ford 302 are both super-common and usually-cheap options that you could get and rebuild however you want. Just get the thing running. The great thing about hot-rodding is that if you want to use an engine that really doesn't fit in the body, there's nothing stopping you from doing it but your own creativity and ingenuity. Make it fit. Leave the hood off and do what you want. You might consider selling the block from the car you got initially, especially if the heads are worn out, then using the extra money you got from the sale to get something from the same era that actually runs. Install any new starters or alternators as you install the engine into the frame. Make sure you have removed as much grease as you can from the engine before installing, then install the transmission and mount the drive shaft and the radiator. Hook up the steering linkage and install the pedals, welding any additional joints that will be necessary to keep the thing together. You'll be close to running at this point, but you'll still need to install the brakes and tires to try to make the Rod as safe as possible. It might not be street legal, eventually, but you'll have to make the thing stop. Put in a seat, or cut up a couch and use something bootleg and hilarious. Rat Rods are amenable to any weird ideas you've got about cars aesthetically. Have fun with it!

SUMMARY: Aim to keep it under $3,000. Install new axles Mount the body on the frame. Rebuild the existing engine, or install a new engine Finish the job.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use a foam brush to apply glue to the cones. Shake the bag to cover the cones with the spices. Give the pine cones as gifts in baskets or hang them on your Christmas tree.

SUMMARY:
Mix equal parts nutmeg, ginger, and cinnamon in a plastic bag. Set the pine cones on newspaper or a plastic sheet. Place the pine cones with glue on them in the plastic bag. Place the pine cones on newspaper and allow the cones to dry overnight.