Cooking mistakes

[ricksrealpitbbq]

Yes we all make them or have in the past. It's how we learn, which is usually the hard way.

Here's a link I found with some common sense tips that for me I know I had to learn the hard way

All Photos - Cooking Tips and Cooking Questions Answered - Photos - CookingLight.com

 

[chubbyalaskagriz]

This was really good, Rick!

 

[jpshaw]

I found a few of my mistakes there.

 

[scubalaydee]

Rick, I found a few of my mistakes also.

 

[jglass]

My biggest mistake was the first time I ever tried to make breakfast gravy. I was about 12 years old and it kept getting bigger and bigger ..like that old horror movie The Blob. It was terrible. I poked it with a fork and it burped out air lol. Thank goodness my little sis was the only one there to witness it.

 

[chubbyalaskagriz]

My biggest mistake was the first time I ever tried to make breakfast gravy. I was about 12 years old and it kept getting bigger and bigger ..like that old horror movie The Blob. It was terrible. I poked it with a fork and it burped out air lol. Thank goodness my little sis was the only one there to witness it.

Sounds like something Lucy & Ethel would do, Janie!

 

[ricksrealpitbbq]

I love the episode where Lucy and Ethel decide to do everything the old fashioned way, including making bread

 

[jglass]

Yeah it was def a Lucy and Ethel moment.
Took me another few tries to get that flour to fat to milk ratio down lol.