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Re: Cooking Mistakes
Originally Posted by paranoidandroid
(Post 10062676)
That sounds simple. Even I could probably prepare that one. :)
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Re: Cooking Mistakes
Originally Posted by Uncle Ebenezer
(Post 10062683)
You'd burn it.
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Re: Cooking Mistakes
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 10061715)
I'm a slave to the oven...
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Re: Cooking Mistakes
Originally Posted by zargof
(Post 10062661)
You said it was a shit fruit salad, or did I misunderstand?
Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing
(Post 10062680)
It's a piece of piss. The tree does all the work.
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Re: Cooking Mistakes
Originally Posted by Sugarmooma
(Post 10063035)
Make up your mind, is it pooh or wee then?:sneaky:
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Re: Cooking Mistakes
I once put too much milk in a mug of tea.
My own fault for being a lazy toerag - rather than doing my usual of making it in a pot, and putting the milk in the mug before I poured the tea, I cut the corner by making it in the mug with a tea bag. I used the excuse that I was the only one around, and so it wasn't worth making a pot, but we all know thats crap - there really is only one way to make a proper brew, and that is by using a well seasoned pottery teapot with a snug fitting woolly tea-cosy, preferably rainbow coloured. And remember, it has to be a proper pot, preferably with a slight chip on the spout to ensure the correct formation of drips - none of this namby pamby glass bollox, or, heaven forbid, one of those light stainless steel ones! Anyway, after carefully brewing the tea for the perfect 4 minutes 15 seconds, giving the teabag a quick squeeze on the way out of the mug, I ended up slopping about half an inch too much milk from the top of a full gallon into what would otherwise have been a rather grand mug of tea. Instead, total and unmitigated disaster.:( |
Re: Cooking Mistakes
Originally Posted by Yorkieabroad
(Post 10063241)
I once put too much milk in a mug of tea.
My own fault for being a lazy toerag - rather than doing my usual of making it in a pot, and putting the milk in the mug before I poured the tea, I cut the corner by making it in the mug with a tea bag. I used the excuse that I was the only one around, and so it wasn't worth making a pot, but we all know thats crap - there really is only one way to make a proper brew, and that is by using a well seasoned pottery teapot with a snug fitting woolly tea-cosy, preferably rainbow coloured. And remember, it has to be a proper pot, preferably with a slight chip on the spout to ensure the correct formation of drips - none of this namby pamby glass bollox, or, heaven forbid, one of those light stainless steel ones! Anyway, after carefully brewing the tea for the perfect 4 minutes 15 seconds, giving the teabag a quick squeeze on the way out of the mug, I ended up slopping about half an inch too much milk from the top of a full gallon into what would otherwise have been a rather grand mug of tea. Instead, total and unmitigated disaster.:( It must have taken you ages to recover. Have you been able to make tea since? |
Re: Cooking Mistakes
Originally Posted by Uncle Ebenezer
(Post 10063256)
It must have taken you ages to recover. Have you been able to make tea since?
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Re: Cooking Mistakes
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 10062637)
I believe SOS has a recipe for a fab...but very simple fruit salad. :D
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Re: Cooking Mistakes
Originally Posted by Yorkieabroad
(Post 10063241)
there really is only one way to make a proper brew, and that is by using a well seasoned pottery teapot with a snug fitting woolly tea-cosy, preferably rainbow coloured. And remember, it has to be a proper pot, preferably with a slight chip on the spout to ensure the correct formation of drips - none of this namby pamby glass bollox, or, heaven forbid, one of those light stainless steel ones!
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Re: Cooking Mistakes
Originally Posted by Nutek
(Post 10063954)
Mum, is that you?
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Re: Cooking Mistakes
Originally Posted by Yorkieabroad
(Post 10064112)
You spend far too much time on that computer thingy.
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Re: Cooking Mistakes
Who is "her" - the cat's mother?
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Re: Cooking Mistakes
Originally Posted by Yorkieabroad
(Post 10064139)
Who is "her" - the cat's mother?
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Re: Cooking Mistakes
Originally Posted by Nutek
(Post 10064156)
OMG .....
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