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Let's Dish: Whose Recipes Do You Trust?
Whether it's custard that won't set or brittle fleur de sel caramels, we've all had failed cooking attempts. But when disaster strikes while closely following a recipe, it poses the question: Whose recipes can be trusted? And whose cannot?
Do You Enjoy Cooking in Other People's Kitchens?
Although it can be tough not knowing where the whisk or baking sheets are, I often find myself making meals in a kitchen that's not my own. I don't mind cooking in an unfamiliar kitchen; I look at it as a challenging adventure and even enjoy wearing the vintage apron that came along with the kitchen! How about you?
Do You Taste Your Food While Cooking?
Do You Taste Your Food While Cooking?
Of course!
It depends on what I'm making.
Have You Ever Cooked With Kids?
If you woke up this morning consumed with the dread that it's Monday, cheer up. It's not any old start to the week. Today is Family Day, and millions of Americans will be preparing and sitting down to dinner with their children.
Does Raw Meat Gross You Out?
A fellow Sugar staffer recently shared stories about her raw meat woes. She can't look at — or touch — raw meat without getting grossed out and feeling nauseated. In particular, skin-on chicken makes her skin crawl, and the juice from red meat leaves her queasy.
Do You Believe in Keeping Family Recipes a Secret?
Do You Believe in Keeping Family Recipes a Secret?
Yes. Some recipes are family secrets.
Do You Mind Sharing a Cooking Station?
While I enjoy help (and company) when cooking, there's truth to the saying about too many cooks in the kitchen. I prefer to have plenty of room and a work station with my own cutting board and knife. How about you?
Have You Ever Left the Oven On?
Have You Ever Left the Oven On?
Yes. I accidentally started a fire.
What Cuisine Do You Most Frequently Make at Home?
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What Cuisine Do You Most Frequently Make at Home?
Italian
Indian
Chinese
Mexican
Southern
American
Mediterranean
Other — see my comments below.
First Couple Faces Criticism For Dining Decisions
The first couple have continued to convey political messages about food with their recent dining choices. The Obamas spent Saturday evening in Manhattan, where they dined at James Beard Award-winning chef Dan Barber's restaurant Blue Hill before catching a Broadway show.
Within hours, news sites were awash with commentary on the first couple's romantic dinner.
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