How to Use Polish Pottery Apple Bakers
- Learn how to use Polish Pottery Apple Bakers to create delicious baked apples.
- Discover the meaning of 'put it on the post, bathe with one tablespoon each butter and water' and 'stacked rim to rim, bottom to bottom' in the product description.
- Polish Pottery Apple Bakers are not only functional but also serve as attractive serving dishes.
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あるリンゴの形をした陶器の使い方なのですが、 3行目のput it on the post, bathe with one tablespoon each butter and water と 最後のstacked rim to rim, bottom to bottom はどういう意味でしょうか。 よろしくお願いします。 Product Description Polish Pottery Apple Bakers are fun and easy to use: Just core an apple, put it on the post, bathe with one tablespoon each butter and water, garnish with raisins, nuts, honey, maple syrup, sweet spices or anything festive. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F., then bake 20 to 40 minutes, depending on the size: the clay will take on the heat and cook from the inside out. The Polish Stoneware is also an attractive serving dish and will help keep your apple warmer longer. Our improved design bakers can now be stacked rim to rim, bottom to bottom for space saving convenience.
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put it on the post, bathe with one tablespoon each butter and water それを支柱の上に置いて、バターと水をそれぞれテーブルスプーン一杯たらす。 stacked rim to rim, bottom to bottom （スペースを節約するために）縁と縁、底と底をぴったりそろえてかさねられます。
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