I made a rookie mistake after ~2 years or so of not making it and still don't understand how I forgot it:
Pressure cooked gram in salt water
Took out a few pieces of gram to taste
sans salt water
"too less salt"
added more salt to the boiled water before using it in gravy.
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metaStatic - 3mon
ask chat GPT to improve it
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actionjbone @sh.itjust.works - 3mon
User icon fits
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ℕ𝕖𝕞𝕠 - 3mon
swap baking soda and baking powder
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ButWhatDoesItAllMean @sh.itjust.works - 3mon
Not reading comments. How many times I find gold in there like "there's no way this only took 30 min in the oven I needed 1 hr" or "there was way too much sugar so I scaled back". I ALWAYS read the comments on a recipe I'm checking out, and if I see enough of a commonality, I listen!
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deadbeef79000 @lemmy.nz - 3mon
Bold of you to assume I get past the author's life story prelude.
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ButWhatDoesItAllMean @sh.itjust.works - 3mon
"This time of year always takes me back to the days of my youth with my grandmother...". JFC just jump to recipe already!
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PM_ME_VINTAGE_30S [he/him] - 3mon
Substitute an ingredient with shit
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MachineFab812 @discuss.tchncs.de - 3mon
Swap Sugar and Salt, or any swap of Soy, Oil, vinegar/citrus or Bitter spices. Oh, and Dairy/Eggs, or Bacon Bits, Raisins. Assuming you're not baking, because ovens and fryers are magic, apperently.
Follow Akane on Ranma 1/2, seasons 1 2 or 3, for more tips and tricks.
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IninewCrow - 3mon
When you start cooking/frying/baking and walk away from the kitchen to go on your phone/go online/read/watch TV ... you increase the chances of burning, overcooking or setting fire to your kitchen.
When you are cooking, you budget your whole time to stay in the kitchen. If your food is cooking / baking / frying and it has to heat while you do nothing .... you do the dishes, tidy up, clean the kitchen, put things away or prepare the next step of the recipe or prepare another dish ... you don't stop working in the kitchen and you don't leave the kitchen because you have to keep an eye on your food as it cooks. Sometimes even when you follow a recipe, things boil over, things spill, steam builds up or something gets knocked over. You have to stay in the kitchen.
I worked with my mom who worked at a hospital kitchen for a few years and then I worked with her in running a family run burger and fry place. We aren't gourmet cooks but she taught me all the basics of working in a kitchen. You never stop.
If you aren't cooking, you're cleaning, if you're not cleaning, you're cooking ... if you are not cooking or cleaning - get out of the kitchen so you don't bother the person cooking and cleaning in there.
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over_clox @lemmy.world - 3mon
Eat it before they do.
Hey, what did you expect from me, bodily fluids or something?...
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BeigeAgenda @lemmy.ca - 3mon
Substitute every ingredient:
2 cups of flour corn starch
1 cup water vinegar
stick of butter 1 cup 10W40 oil
2 cups sugar coconut powder
...
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FreshParsnip @lemmy.ca - 3mon
Every time you add ingredients, add spoiled milk. Cook everything for 10 minutes longer than prescribed.
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HiddenLayer555 - 3mon
Using lead acetate as a sugar substitute
Go insane and die like a true Roman.
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MummifiedClient5000 @feddit.dk - 3mon
Raisins
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daggermoon @lemmy.world - 3mon
add cum
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calmblue75 - 3mon
In many recipes, they call for adding a pinch of something - asafoetida, cardamom powder etc. Just add a teaspoon or two of that.
actionjbone in shittyasklemmy
What's the best way to fuck up a recipe?
Not following it.
Close second, too much salt.
Or not enough sat.
I got an office job, I always have enough sat.
I made a rookie mistake after ~2 years or so of not making it and still don't understand how I forgot it:
ask chat GPT to improve it
User icon fits
swap baking soda and baking powder
Not reading comments. How many times I find gold in there like "there's no way this only took 30 min in the oven I needed 1 hr" or "there was way too much sugar so I scaled back". I ALWAYS read the comments on a recipe I'm checking out, and if I see enough of a commonality, I listen!
Bold of you to assume I get past the author's life story prelude.
"This time of year always takes me back to the days of my youth with my grandmother...". JFC just jump to recipe already!
Substitute an ingredient with shit
Swap Sugar and Salt, or any swap of Soy, Oil, vinegar/citrus or Bitter spices. Oh, and Dairy/Eggs, or Bacon Bits, Raisins. Assuming you're not baking, because ovens and fryers are magic, apperently.
Follow Akane on Ranma 1/2, seasons 1 2 or 3, for more tips and tricks.
When you start cooking/frying/baking and walk away from the kitchen to go on your phone/go online/read/watch TV ... you increase the chances of burning, overcooking or setting fire to your kitchen.
When you are cooking, you budget your whole time to stay in the kitchen. If your food is cooking / baking / frying and it has to heat while you do nothing .... you do the dishes, tidy up, clean the kitchen, put things away or prepare the next step of the recipe or prepare another dish ... you don't stop working in the kitchen and you don't leave the kitchen because you have to keep an eye on your food as it cooks. Sometimes even when you follow a recipe, things boil over, things spill, steam builds up or something gets knocked over. You have to stay in the kitchen.
I worked with my mom who worked at a hospital kitchen for a few years and then I worked with her in running a family run burger and fry place. We aren't gourmet cooks but she taught me all the basics of working in a kitchen. You never stop.
If you aren't cooking, you're cleaning, if you're not cleaning, you're cooking ... if you are not cooking or cleaning - get out of the kitchen so you don't bother the person cooking and cleaning in there.
Eat it before they do.
Hey, what did you expect from me, bodily fluids or something?...
Substitute every ingredient:
flourcorn starchwatervinegarstick of butter1 cup 10W40 oilsugarcoconut powderEvery time you add ingredients, add spoiled milk. Cook everything for 10 minutes longer than prescribed.
Using lead acetate as a sugar substitute
Go insane and die like a true Roman.
Raisins
add cum
In many recipes, they call for adding a pinch of something - asafoetida, cardamom powder etc. Just add a teaspoon or two of that.
Whatever clarence does to make caserole
Replace baking soda with grape soda
Adding chilli oil
I said fuck up, not improve.