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Kitchen Flirtations
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Realised that my kitchen (can I call it mine now?) has always been small, that only one person can really cook in there. It's not open plan, it's more galley style. We don't even have a rangehood, cos the stove is right next to the back door.
I was clearing out the cupboards and man...Mum kept everything. We spent hours putting labels on all the jars so could know what was in them and there were over 100 jars.
I was clearing out the cupboards and man...Mum kept everything. We spent hours putting labels on all the jars so could know what was in them and there were over 100 jars.
Absolutely. Can't go wrong there. I like Wendy's Frosties's and chili. KFC is the best for sure.
Put on the rice, bok choy and mushrooms, sis bought spare ribs, and Dad washed the dishes.
Then had feijoa crumble for dessert. No flirting going on in our kitchen.
Dad was watching the cricket and didn't help cos I don't need much help cooking dinner. He helps with scooping ice cream and dishes.
Mum never flirted with Dad she didn't need to after having children. I just remember her yelling at me in the kitchen for not being a good maid. But the food was always delicious.
Then had feijoa crumble for dessert. No flirting going on in our kitchen.
Dad was watching the cricket and didn't help cos I don't need much help cooking dinner. He helps with scooping ice cream and dishes.
Mum never flirted with Dad she didn't need to after having children. I just remember her yelling at me in the kitchen for not being a good maid. But the food was always delicious.
The probable reason that the food was always delicious was because it was prepared with love.
It was all homemade. None of this shop bought packaged/canned/boxed stuff made in a factory.
But then, I also like Wendy's and KFC, when it's fresh, because we don't make hamburgers at home, or have an industrial size chicken fryer/pressure cooker to do the cooking.
I worked in family takeaways so was just always around food anyway. I made the toasted sandwiches and the burgers, while my uncle/aunt worked the deep fryer, and they had chefs from Canton doing the stir frying in the flaming woks. I do like chopping up stuff, and baking, and other cooking things I just kind of like doing it without someone yelling at me while I'm cooking.
Definitely better to cook while not being yelled at. There is enough yelling in Hell's Kitchen. Most of it is just an act though.
Yea I learned that Gordon Ramsey is a complete marshmallow in real life.
You just need to watch out for the Naked Chef, Jamie Oliver. He will flirt with anything that moves. I am surprised that he is not more naked in his show.
Oh then there's Nigella Lawson, the Domestic Goddess. But you can't talk about Goddesses in a CC forum. That's like...threatening the Patriarchy.
I'd love to see a pic of the real Wendy. She wears pigtails and I wonder how old she was when she founded Wendy's. Also, what about Denny? We never see him, and he's got loads of restaurants.
You just need to watch out for the Naked Chef, Jamie Oliver. He will flirt with anything that moves. I am surprised that he is not more naked in his show.
Oh then there's Nigella Lawson, the Domestic Goddess. But you can't talk about Goddesses in a CC forum. That's like...threatening the Patriarchy.
I'd love to see a pic of the real Wendy. She wears pigtails and I wonder how old she was when she founded Wendy's. Also, what about Denny? We never see him, and he's got loads of restaurants.
Wendy's real name was Melinda. Yeah, the logo was designed after her. No Denny's here in the small town that I live in NE Tennessee. I have dined in Denny's many times. Good grand slam breakfast for sure. I love all breakfast foods.
Her real name was Melinda?? Where did she get Wendy from I wonder.
Have about three Denny's that I know of in my town...and one used to be just up the road, but it got sold/went out of business and now it's a Mr Lobster Chinese yum cha restaurant.
My fav Denny's meal...I liked the wedges, or the nachos, actually it was all good, depend on what I felt like that day. I like the cosy booths too, and they had a jukebox, and you could go there anytime of the day. It sort of felt like you were at a classic American diner so you could pretend you were in America, and eating American food, though probably not made by Americans. Though I am sure many of the servers could have been American, with their American accents, but they would have been from the Phillipines.
Ikea was an eye-opener, the first time going there, went straight to the cafeteria where they were cooking Swedish foods, so I had the meatballs, and mash potato and peas and lingonberry sauce.
Then looked at the showcases, including the kitchens.
Took lots of photos, because I need some storage shelves/cabinets for the kitchen
Then had the $2 hot-dogs on the way out.
Then looked at the showcases, including the kitchens.
Took lots of photos, because I need some storage shelves/cabinets for the kitchen
Then had the $2 hot-dogs on the way out.
Last year, I got a jar of lingonberry jam. Not too bad really. A bit tart but that's OK.Ikea was an eye-opener, the first time going there, went straight to the cafeteria where they were cooking Swedish foods, so I had the meatballs, and mash potato and peas and lingonberry sauce.
Then looked at the showcases, including the kitchens.
Took lots of photos, because I need some storage shelves/cabinets for the kitchen
Then had the $2 hot-dogs on the way out.
I've never seen a lingonberry...must google.
I know Americans eat cranberry sauce - and my favourite Irish band is the Cranberries.
For Thanksgiving in the USA and Christmas I make my own special blend of cranberry sauce.
Do you go out and pick the cranberries or do they come in a can?