Hello :)
Somehow, one way or another, you have stumbled upon my blog. You might find the title a bit strange, considering the content of what I'm posting. Back when I was in the 7th grade (1997) I had to enroll into a home economics class. The teacher who was teaching the class had done so for many, many years. Though she was a great teacher, anything she said couldn't grab my attention. I didn't know how to use the sewing machines, I didn't understand knitting, and for our big cooking project, I chose to make spaghetti. At the end of the class, I ended up getting a big fat F. I failed at something all women should know how to do. It made me nervous for the future, but that year, I also failed Spanish, and math. Cooking was the least of my problems. I had summer school.
To fast forward to the future.
I moved out on my own and eventually got sick of cooking hamburger helper and macaroni and cheese. One day a girl at work told me to make some chicken, so I went to the store, bought some, and some italian dressing. I dove in head first just doing what she told me to do. Put the oven on 350, put holes in the chicken, stick it in a pan, pour the italian dressing over it and stuck in it the oven. 30 minutes later I took it out and put it on the table. My boyfriend at the time cut it open and asked me if it was supposed to be pink on the inside. I didn't really know. I reasoned in my head that I like my steak pink in the middle, and same with my burgers. So, to not sound dumb, I said yeah that it was ok. Needless to say, the next day we both called into work. I had given us food poisoning. Since we worked at the same place, everyone thought it was suspicious that we both called in. They asked me when I returned to work what had happened. I had confessed to my cooking mistake. Still today, some ask me about my cooking, and make jokes about it. I laugh, but I still am embarassed.
I have really enjoyed cooking, and have gotten quite the knack for it. So I decided to start this blog. It's more or less my way of saying "I did it". I might have failed home ec, and given someone food poisoning, but now I can cook quite well, and I find it an adventure. (until the cleaning, then I jump ship.)
So I hope you learn something from this and have fun reading my cooking (and cleaning) adventures. I think it will be quite therapeutic for me to write it haha
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