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zysi [14]
3 years ago
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PLEASE HELP ME! I really need help coming up with a three course meal idea, I need this for chemistry, can someone help me pleas

e? I need an appetizer, a main course, and a desert. If you could find some recipes online, they don't need to be specific but do need at least five different ingredients each, that would be awesome. If you do do this, you can either list the website or type the recipe itself, I mainly need the numbers, like temperatures, amount of each ingredient, time cooking, stuff like that. I will mark whoever can do this as brainliest
Chemistry
1 answer:
Readme [11.4K]3 years ago
7 0

appetizer - sausage w/ cheese dip

https://     www.platingsandpairings.   com/sausage-bites-mustard-dipping-sauce/

Main course - Stuffed peppers

https://     www.bettycrocker.    com/recipes/stuffed-peppers/63e29e18-903e-467c-aec5-fba4ce3a138f

Dessert - Lava cake

https://    sallysbakingaddiction.    com/chocolate-lava-cakes/

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