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How to make a mini martabak   Ingredient 15 spoons of flour (equivalent to 10 tablespoons of flour)  50 g of starch / tapioca (equivalent to 2 tablespoons)  8 tablespoons granulated sugar  1 egg  300 ml of milk (plus 50 ml more if the mixture is too thick)  1 tsp instant saft / fernipan  a pinch of salt  1 tablespoon baking powder (mix the latest)  Topping  granulated sugar (for sprinkling when baking)  meses  cheese (optional)  skm white / brown How to make a mini sweet martabak: 1. Wheat flour, baking powder, full cream milk powder, vanilla and instant yeast mixed together and stir until completely evenly, set aside.  2. Beat the eggs with sugar until fluffy, put the melted butter while continuing to stir then enter the flour mixture that has been prepared earlier little by little while interspersed with the addition of warm water (while continuing to stir).  3. Do it until all the flour is mixed and adjust the thickness of the

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SNOW Snow,   an amazing   natural phenomenon :   my love   as warm   Snow Febdian   Rusydi   ( Rijksuniversiteit   Groningen ) At this time   in Europe and   the northern regions   of the Earth   the middle of winter .   One of the   interesting   phenomenon of   the moment   winter is   snow.   Be unique   because   the ice   crystals   are soft and   white as   cotton   it   just   comes   naturally   in the land of   the four seasons   or   in places   that are very   high as   Jayawijaya   mountain peaks   on   Papuan .   Why   snow   naturally   could not   present in   tropical regions   such as   our country ? The process of   the formation of   snow To   answer that,   we can   start   the process   of   occurrence of   snow.   Starting from   water vapor   that gather   in   Earth’s atmosphere , the   water vapor   cools   to   the point of   condensation   (i.e. the   temperature at which   the gas   turns   into   liquid or solid   forms ), then   rotate   to f