I noticed that alot of recipes for a cheese fondue always calls for wine. I dont want to miss out on the full flavor of the recipe but i also dont want to butcher it.
hello, my windows computer has just died, "UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME" and i have no windows xp disc, so that computer is screwed, now.
i am looking in buying a MAC. however i need to know a few things:
1) is there an equivalent software to microsoft office? and can they open files like .ppt, .pub and .doc?
2) can a MAC run windows software? (specificly Finale PrintMusic and Olympus Master2) or do i need to use a windows emulator, like i do in linux’s "wine" program?
3) which is the best MAC to get? Macbook? MAC MINI? i just need a nice home computer.
4) will i be able to retrieve my itunes shopping account?
5) is there equivalent softwares of Windows Live Messenger, GIMP, Windows Movie Maker and Realplayer?
6) Is the command prompt easy to access and are the commands similar to linux or windows?
7) Will EPSON Printing and scanning software work?
How easy / hard is it to install new programs and what is the method?
9) lastly, whats the price range for a good, but not amazingly fancy MAC? ( £ )
thankyou, i know theres alot of questions.
thankyou for the answers so far. but just to clarify a £ is GBP, British Pounds and pennies.etc
I heard that as long as one of those two ingredient is of opposinte temperature from the other, then it will effectively prevent the churning of a dairy product when in contact with an acidic (in this case the white wine) ingredient. However, when I tried this approche, I ended up with alot of clumps in my sauce. Please help!!
Not always by what looking for a wine they see in the magazines or newspapers every time they come in your store and lets say alot of these wines you don’t carry.Is ok to say sorry we don’t have this wine but would you like to try some of our great wine selections we have in our store or make an offer to make a special order for a case if the customer is interested?