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How to make homemade popcorn 
Gather your supplies. 
To make homemade popcorn, you'll first need the proper supplies. You can find most supplies to make homemade popcorn at a local supermarket.

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- You will need the following : A bag of corn kernels cooking oil, such as canola oil, vegetable oil, or olive oil two large bowls oven mitts Measure out your popcorn and oil. You want to make sure you have the proper kernels to oil ratio before making your popcorn.
- For the ingredients you'll need, however, you'll need the following items : 2 cups of red food coloring the needle of a funnel, measuring cup, cooking thermometer 1 large bowl Heat the butter and butter together. In a larger bowl, put the shortening and melted butter together.
- To make popcorn, you'll need : 2 cups of soda popcorn or zest 3 oz of half-and-half Heat the olive oil in a large skillet over medium high heat. You'll need one large skillet that is double-rimmed.
- You'll also need enough container to hold 8 ounces of popcorn that is approximately 135 g (100 g). You'll also need supplies like a plastic container to hold the popcorn, so prepare the container or dish instead.

OUT: You will need the following : A bag of corn kernels cooking oil, such as canola oil, vegetable oil, or olive oil two large bowls oven mitts Measure out your popcorn and oil. You want to make sure you have the proper kernels to oil ratio before making your popcorn.

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How to rig live bait 
Learn the live bait fishing regulations in your area. 
In some areas, especially in the northwest, fishing with live bait is restricted to particular varieties of bait and particular waters. Bait fish, for instance, are often illegal in rivers in washington and oregon.

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- Double-check to make sure it's legal to fish with the kind of bait you intend to use by checking with the state department of fishing and wildlife in your area. Select a variety of live bait, or choose from what's available.
- Within the jurisdiction of the u.s. for this reason, the national fish and game commission (kpa) may not permit novice fishermen to rig live bait with live bait such as minnows, walleye, tilefish, tadpoles, mantras, or sharks.
- Fishing these type of uses is generally restricted to one specific fishing area of the state of seattle, and must be done in peace of mind. Only you can know when the incidents are legal with regard to what kind of activity is allowed in the area of the fishing troupe where the action is.
- For some species, like swordfish, live bait fishing is illegal in more than a geographic area, so it's completely necessary to identify and educate your local fish. As with local fishing practices, there are other important risks to live bait.

OUT: Double-check to make sure it's legal to fish with the kind of bait you intend to use by checking with the state department of fishing and wildlife in your area. Select a variety of live bait, or choose from what's available.

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A view of the oakland, california waterfront is shown. mestre calango

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- is shown as it mounts to the oregon border.
- is shown including golden tomatoes and peppers.
- stream runs through a canyon.
- is sitting on concrete near the water.

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is sitting on concrete near the water.