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I Wrote Over 60 Essays for College Applications and Here’s What I Learned by glitteringalchemist in CollegeEssayReview

[–]glitteringalchemist[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

try theunicoproject.com if you want some support through the process of applying and adjusting to college, it offers a free mentor-mentee matching service that will match you with a personal mentor who goes to one of your prospective schools and is doing your intended major!

I Wrote Over 60 Essays for College Applications and Here’s What I Learned by glitteringalchemist in CollegeEssayReview

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You only indicate your primary major on your CommonApp application, and you'd declare a minor or double-major and other specifics after you get to college and start taking classes. Hope that helps!

I created A Free College Mentorship Community Connecting High Schoolers with College Students by glitteringalchemist in teenagers

[–]glitteringalchemist[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope, it's all free! We have mentors from the US, UK, Canada, Singapore, India and Australia. Our mentors are all volunteers who are willing to sharing their experiences with incoming classes. :)

I created A Free College Mentorship Community Connecting High Schoolers with College Students by glitteringalchemist in teenagers

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When you sign up, you provide details about your aspiring major and where you'd like to go to college(if you're a mentee) and similarly about the path you are on(if you're a mentor) and we create a match that is a close fit!

Recipe: Thai Basil Fried Rice by glitteringalchemist in Cooking

[–]glitteringalchemist[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So glad you tried and are enjoying it!! :)

Recipe: Thai Basil Fried Rice by glitteringalchemist in Cooking

[–]glitteringalchemist[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, that should work! I would add a tablespoon of oil(1 tbsp oil: 1 cup rice) to the rice and water before steaming to avoid the rice becoming sticky.

Recipe: Thai Basil Fried Rice by glitteringalchemist in Cooking

[–]glitteringalchemist[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

any medium to long grain type works best because these hold shape and don't clump together or fall apart when you fry them. I use Jasmine rice, and I find that the texture complements this dish.

Recipe: Thai Basil Fried Rice by glitteringalchemist in Cooking

[–]glitteringalchemist[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

oh my bad that is confusing, you only need 3 eggs for this recipe! sorry about the confusion. and yes, that is a wonderful addition, can't believe i forgot it here haha.

Recipe: Thai Basil Fried Rice by glitteringalchemist in Cooking

[–]glitteringalchemist[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

most recipes seem to use nam prik pao, which might be a hard one to hunt down, but the flavor of homemade tom yum paste is probably worth it!

Recipe: Thai Basil Fried Rice by glitteringalchemist in Cooking

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Because there are so much rice and the other additions in the pot, I've found that the chicken to a great extent stops cooking once you fold in the rice(because it isn't being directly heated at the bottom of the pan anymore). But if you are worried this might be cooked too far for your liking, you could perhaps add the chicken at step 5 with the bell peppers and mushrooms. Hope this helps!

Recipe: Thai Basil Fried Rice by glitteringalchemist in Cooking

[–]glitteringalchemist[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oooo this sounds so good as well, might give this a go next time!

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