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margaret_jackson73
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2h ago
Pro tip: do not walk away from caramelizing sugar for 90 seconds to check your phone
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margaret_jackson73
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5h ago
My grandma watched me flip a pancake onto the floor and just said "that's why I use a lid"
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rodriguez.diana
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5h ago
My boxed mac and cheese was watery mush for 3 months straight until a guy at the Boise laundromat told me to stop draining the pasta so hard
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josephl67
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2d ago
Showerthought: I burned 47 batches of caramel before I learned the candy thermometer was lying to me
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the_dylan
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4d ago
Shoutout to the lady at the church potluck who told me my oven was the problem, not my recipe
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samwalker
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7d ago
Why does everyone tell new cooks to just 'follow the recipe' when my worst fails came from doing exactly that
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keithbennett
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7d ago
The whole week I burned dinner five nights straight and my smoke alarm started feeling like a coworker
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hugo825
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9d ago
Saw a guy at the Des Moines farmers market sell "no knead" bread that was raw in the middle, please check your loaves
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verar21
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10d ago
Burned 3 batches of peanut brittle in one night and hid the smoke smell from my husband with a candle
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keithbennett
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10d ago
Tried to make my grandma's dumplings from a phone photo of her recipe card, took 4 hours and 3 batches
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ben662
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13d ago
Rant: I thought "never wash your cast iron with soap" was total nonsense, then I watched my roommate ruin my 8 inch skillet in 2 weeks
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the_dylan
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15d ago
I always baked chicken at 400 because my mom did, then a diner cook in Tulsa showed me 325 for an hour and I'm never going back
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fisher.daniel
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15d ago
Showerthought: everyone says a baking fail ruins your day, but the week I made 4 bad cakes in a row on purpose taught me more than any perfect one
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the_wren
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21d ago
Showerthought: my mom swore jiggling the oven door would fix the undercooked pizza, and after 3 burnt Friday night dinners in Tulsa I finally tried it
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martin.paige
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23d ago
Burned the bottom out of my good pot melting butter, then a cook at a diner in Boise told me to add a splash of water first
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