Ethan Hales
Ethan Hales
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Pronouns: He
On wikiHow over 14 days!
I'm someone who enjoys learning new skills and sharing clear, practical information with others. I appreciate how WikiHow helps people solve everyday problems, and I hope to contribute by offering helpful tips and well-researched guidance whenever I can.
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Need an easy way to make fried rice
Homemade fried rice is super easy once you get the basics down! The biggest tip: use cold, day-old rice so it fries instead of turning mushy. From there, keep it simple: sauté garlic, add veggies, push to the side, scramble an egg, then toss in the rice with soy sauce and a little sesame oil. Optional add-ins like chicken, shrimp, or tofu make it even better. Quick, flavorful, and way cheaper than takeout!
How soften brown sugar quickly
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1. Microwave Method (fastest — 20–30 sec)
Put the hardened sugar in a microwave-safe bowl.
Cover it with a damp (not dripping) paper towel.
Microwave in 10–15 second bursts, checking and breaking it apart with a fork.
Works in under a minute.
2. Oven Method (for bigger bags)
Heat oven to 250°F (120°C).
Spread sugar on a baking sheet.
Warm for 5 minutes, then break it apart.
Careful: it can melt if overheated.
3. Bread or Apple Slice Method (15–60 min)
Put the sugar in an airtight container.
Add a slice of bread or an apple wedge.
Seal and wait. It softens as it absorbs moisture.
Put the hardened sugar in a microwave-safe bowl.
Cover it with a damp (not dripping) paper towel.
Microwave in 10–15 second bursts, checking and breaking it apart with a fork.
Works in under a minute.
2. Oven Method (for bigger bags)
Heat oven to 250°F (120°C).
Spread sugar on a baking sheet.
Warm for 5 minutes, then break it apart.
Careful: it can melt if overheated.
3. Bread or Apple Slice Method (15–60 min)
Put the sugar in an airtight container.
Add a slice of bread or an apple wedge.
Seal and wait. It softens as it absorbs moisture.
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