My hair is a little past my shoulders, curly/wavy, blonde, and frizzyIs there any way to make it really shiny and preferably homemade? What should I do with my hair to make it irresistable to every guy in my school, without having to cut it? I'm tired of it now, and I need everyone's help! I appreciate it! Merry Christmas
Your not gonna find it in Pittsburgh.Why don't you ask your friend if they know the recipe for it and surprise them by making it, OR the two of you try making it as a joint venture in the kitchenOR you could call his parents for the recipe.You might want to get a New York phone book and look there for a place that makes the desert you so desire.
Cub and Mevlanahave it covered, very nice research, both of youThere's no need to duplicate what's already done but I will dispense some advice or a suggestion if I may, print out both of their recipes and take it to a trusted Bakery Shop and ask them if they can duplicate either recipe, sure you'll have to pay them, but, if you are not an accomplished baker I wouldn't even attempt those recipesIt would be a nice touch if you did but in this case it might be the thought that counts.
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It's not hard to see why your Dominican friend hankers after his Dominican bizcocho: the foundation recipe Bizcocho Dominicano (attached as a URL in 'sources' below) reveals a simply wonderful bit of local pastry cooking fireworksNobody, however, is just going to be whipping this up any time soonTake the day off, more likevbg (Btwthe link 'tips' within the recipe page is well worth looking at, as this bizcocho has obviously caused a good few bakers' frowns and sighs before.) I couldn't find any reference to a 'helado' or ice cream form of the confection, neither in spanish nor in english: maybe a variant 'wheeze' by your friend's favourite local supplier in the DomRepublic? Hope this helps you a little on your way, at least, but many thanks to you for making me aware of the Bizcocho DominicanoIt's heading straight for the bakery drawing board, as will I:-)
every one loves their hair after a hair cutGo get a trim ad watch carefully what products they use and how much and watch their techniques with the blowdryerthen ask them if u can buy the products they useu get it all without doing a major haircutplus you'll get all your split ends off ( if u have any)
