Don't forget to start every blog post with a huge backstory about the dish and its sentimental value before you finally start talking about how to actually cook it.
I want to know her line of thought about the rice. She added too much rice so the chicken didn't cook? Was it impossible to put the chicken back in the oven or air fryer?
So, I'm assuming the recipe called for a "scant amount of rice" usually meaning not a whole lot (probably because rice expands a wee bit) and the woman lost it at the not hard-math term and either put in waayyy too much rice or not enough.
I think itās two separate complaints in one run on sentence. Iām guessing the recipe called for āa scant amount of riceā, and as a newbie cook myself, I HATE this. I have no instinct or intuition for amounts. Recipes that donāt have some rough estimate for amount needed (or time needed, donāt just tell me āsteam until the vegetable is bright greenā) drive me crazy.
i guess putting the chicken back into the oven was impossible
It was obviously a single use oven
You know what I do when things aren't cooked enough? i cook them more. I should make a cooking blog.
I'd follow that.
Don't forget to start every blog post with a huge backstory about the dish and its sentimental value before you finally start talking about how to actually cook it.
I want to know her line of thought about the rice. She added too much rice so the chicken didn't cook? Was it impossible to put the chicken back in the oven or air fryer?
Why is there an apology in the response, that is also insane lol
Maybe this person shouldnt cook.
I feel like this when I fk a recipe up. I can feel the tears.šš¤£šš¤£
Yeah. I've never left a bad review but man, have I ever been there.
I need a link to this one.
What is āscant nowā
So, I'm assuming the recipe called for a "scant amount of rice" usually meaning not a whole lot (probably because rice expands a wee bit) and the woman lost it at the not hard-math term and either put in waayyy too much rice or not enough.
it probably said like āa scant cupā meaning a cup like 95% filled. itās a shit measurement system but fairly straight forward.
It's a run-on sentence. "scant" should have a period, and then "Now" should start a new sentence.
I don't understand the relation between scant rice and not cooking your meat thoroughly?
I think itās two separate complaints in one run on sentence. Iām guessing the recipe called for āa scant amount of riceā, and as a newbie cook myself, I HATE this. I have no instinct or intuition for amounts. Recipes that donāt have some rough estimate for amount needed (or time needed, donāt just tell me āsteam until the vegetable is bright greenā) drive me crazy.
Period.