When you know you are not in your locational element, you best get
out. Yes, you should not meddle in an
area with which you’re not familiar, such as in the kitchen and stuff that go
with it or making Curry Dinner, in
another instance. You would not want to
intrude in someone else’s expertise preparing that delicate taste of Asian-originating
cuisine like I did. Bent on becoming
helpful, I peeled and then diced potatoes and onions to prep for the
recipe. I also filleted the already
almost fallen apart chicken breast after its all-morning and low-fire cooking
in a crockpot. I even decided to start
boiling altogether the ingredients, except for the coconut milk to make steps
less before its final seasoning and garnishing with raisins and peanuts is done
by the more experienced cook in the household.
My mouth had begun salivating for the scrumptious end result as I for
one minute decidedly stepped out of the kitchen and out the front yard. I thought no harm to picking up the day’s
mail. I convinced myself everything
would be well done and ready when I get back shortly, but what a disaster
instead. The pot of ingredients on the
stove was smoking when I got back!
Curried dinner was instantly ruined because I had turned the stove knob
in full heat instead of low heat. What a
shame. What a waste of food, time and
energy. It would have been better had I
stayed OUT … out of my element … out of the kitchen!
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