context: How to roast cashews
Preheat your oven to 350 degrees fahrenheit (177 degrees celsius).
Grab a large baking tray for your cashews, but do not add any grease to the tray. If you're concerned about the nuts sticking, however, you can line the tray with parchment paper.
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next sentence for the context: If roasting a small amount of cashews, consider using a cake pan instead, which you can shake frequently during cooking to toss the oils. Cashews can be oil roasted or dry roasted.

context: How to dry walnuts
Harvest nuts when the outer husk is still green.
It should be soft enough for you to indent it with your fingers, but still green, rather than brown or mottled. This indicates that the nut has fully formed and is ready to be used.
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next sentence for the context: Black walnuts usually become ripe in september or october. You can harvest them from the ground or shake them off the tree with a pole.

context: How to check engine vacuum hoses
Check each hose for bulges and swelling.
If a hose feels soft or spongy when you touch it, this can indicate damage caused by your car's oil.
A swollen hose that is cracked and hard is often caused by heat damage.
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next sentence for the context: These hoses can be too close to heat sources under the hood or it may be the result of overheating. Bulging hoses can also be caused by electrochemical degradation when there's a coolant leak dripping onto hoses.

context: How to make a family budget
Consult with your family.
Talking candidly with your children about financial planning demonstrates to them the importance of carefully managing money. Tailor your explanations about the purpose (and, later, the results) of the budget to your child's age and level of understanding.
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For instance, children that are aged 10-14 might receive an allowance. You can explain that just as they have a limited allowance each week, the family as a whole also has limited funds.