Here is one possible solution:
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Oh, sure, you might actually be serious about writing. In that case, here are a few ideas:
- The tangential method
- The switching gears method
- The backstory method
- The undoing method
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I generally resort to turning on the oven. Matter of fact, I’m overdue for another version of my olive oil dough tear-and-shares.
My process:
- pre-seasoned the dough [oregano, basil, granulated garlic],
- rolled it out
- spread out generous portions of grated cheddar cheese, caramelized onions, and sausage
- rolled it back up
- cut out portions
- dipped them in beaten egg
- placed them in the pan
- poured the rest of the beaten egg over the portions
- gave them another 20 minutes of rising time [not sure if I should have let them rise first and then poured the egg. Shrug.]
- baked them at 350 degrees for 45-50 minutes
For lots more tear-and-share ideas:
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