As usual, I adapted the mug recipe to what I had on hand. Also, the original recipe was for two mug cakes. I created a one cake mug version.
1/4 Cup Black beans, cooked and drained
Process:
Add beans to mug.
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"I cannot live without books: but fewer will suffice where amusement, and not use, is the only future object." -- Thomas Jefferson
I thank the "Gentlemen's Gazette" YouTube Channel for this idea and many more.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHzLckkSATI&feature=youtu.be
We all have our little pet peeves. One of mine is coffee in the morning. I struggled for months trying to figure how to make a cup of coffee without spillage. Sounds silly.
I have almost nailed it. I, now, use a large commuter coffee cup with a screw on lid. But, if I did not screw the lid on in an exact manner, it would leak when I took a sip, so I have stained a lot of tops. I am more careful, now, so I usually do not have any spillage.
But, when I had a spill recently, I found the Gentlemen's Gazette's video on clothing stains and how to remove them.
Spray coffee stain with rubbing alcohol, blot with cloth, then hand wash garment.
I tried the advice for removing coffee stains and it worked!!!
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