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Please enjoy Emika Saito (age 12) performing Mozart Sonata K 333 1st movement. Yesterday at Inland Empire Piano Festival competition. She received 3rd place. My student since 1.5 years.
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Wow, she is lovely and so talented. You must be very proud!:clap
 
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Hi Kathy
 
Kelly, this recipe uses 1/3 cup lemon juice. You need to make this. Then bring it over here to me!
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I can't make it until I have guests over. I'm the only one in the house that eats cheesecake.

Please enjoy Emika Saito (age 12) performing Mozart Sonata K 333 1st movement. Yesterday at Inland Empire Piano Festival competition. She received 3rd place. My student since 1.5 years.
Holy smokes, she is amazing! I know nothing about playing the piano (though I've always wanted to learn), but it looks like a very challenging piece to play.
 
Quote: Actually it isn't that hot really. I go pretty easy on the cayenne and chili. Mainly it has a lovely sweet taste to it, and the whiskey makes it a bit more interesting. It works okay on pulled pork, but my favorite way of using it is to either marinate chicken in it and throw it on the grill, or then I use it for ribs. I usually start with a couple of raw racks of ribs, and I grill them on indirect heat in the Weber charcoal grill, basting them on the top side and turning once the sauce has dried up on the surface, and again basting on the other side. So I basically turn them every few minutes and keep adding that BBQ sauce, just a thin layer every time. It caramelizes on the surface, locking the juices in, and you get delicious, moist ribs. Sometimes I start by marinating the ribs in the sauce for a while before grilling them.
 

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