My father decided to gather the entire family together for Christmas after he was given a large rectory in his new country parish. Great idea..we all turned up and sorted out bedrooms and one or two floors with sleeping bags..we are a large family..and made a rota for cooking and so on. Come my day for preparing dinner, my father walks into the house and announces that as he knows that I enjoy duck, he has ordered some for me to cook that day. I do enjoy duck; very much..but I had never even seen a raw one, let alone cooked one before this! To make matters worse, whilst I am trying to remember everything I have ever heard about cooking duck and making an orange sauce, my sister announces that she can not bear duck and reminds me that one of the other guests...friend of family member..is a vegetarian. None of the children wanted to try the duck and my father disliked fruit of any sort served with meat..so, yes, I have cooked something very special..it is called "Tough Roasted Duck with Orange Sticky Stuff;Overcooked Roast Lamb for those too clever to try the Duck and Vegetarian Goop for the Fussy B****r Who would not eat Meat at all!" Be glad to share the recipes.
2007-11-14 23:46:01
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answered by selina.evans 6
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yes - my husband is a recovering alcoholic and won't eat anything with alcohol in it. I made a stroganoff and realised the recipe called for white wine and I didn't want to put any in. I used a little white wine vinegar instead and it made all the cream curdle and was disgusting. He picked at it and made polite comments until I admitted it was disgusting then we got a takeaway and laughed about it.
2007-11-14 22:29:29
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answered by Carrie S 7
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A cake, and half of it got stuck in the cake tin when I turned it out. I tried to piece it together again but it wasn't even the right shape as the whole thing was in hundreds of pieces of sponge. It was funny though and I took a picture to cheer me up. My husband thought it was histerical too!
2007-11-14 22:28:05
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answered by Chucksey 4
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It wasn't. The media did that to sell their made for television movies, which i think of all the networks did. a reasonably lady at risk is a straight away made for television movie thought. that's the style of flicks the Lifetime station lives off of. The U.S. has given Congressional Medal of Honor awards out in Iraq and Hollywood and the information hasn't bitten on those memories. you will merely could examine the memories on the internet.
2016-09-29 06:58:33
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answered by ? 4
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Oh yes and had to throw the whole thing out!! I think all cooks do that from time to time.
I am sorry about your mom and maybe you can try the recipe again and make your dad feel better.
nfd♥
2007-11-14 22:34:30
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answered by fishineasy™ 7
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the same as you when my mum died i made rag puddings as mum made them for us. but i used self raising flour & baking powder made 3 small puds but when they were cooked 1 pud would have feed 6 of us. give my dad his he said get your plates then ill cut it into 3 but we had all got 1 the same size. we did want anything for rest o the day
2007-11-14 22:38:14
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answered by LITTLEME 3
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OH YEAH,
I made a homemade St. Valentine day card for someone once, and got into SOOOOO MUCH trouble.....I paid for it for about 3 weeks... OOOOOOOHHHHHHHH man. But, I WOULD DEFINATELY do it again.
2007-11-14 23:00:42
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answered by Fugitive Peices 5
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I will be making winter hanging baskets this weekend for my friends Birthday. I have made baskets up before for presents.
2007-11-14 22:24:07
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answered by D 7
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The fact that you thought to make it was all that counts. What a wonderful gesture!
2007-11-14 22:24:10
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answered by Anonymous
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it was the thought that counted sweety xxx that was really sweet of you to do that for them!!! sorry bout your mum xx
2007-11-14 22:46:56
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answered by cooper 6
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