The night of two suppers
Know what happens when you can't smell?
You burn your supper.
I was trying out a quick beef stew recipe I found in a magazine. It's all a part of week 2 of the apartment therapy plan ("cook a meal at home using a new recipe", or something to that effect). I even bought good steak, the kind you don't have to marinate. It went into the pot with beef broth, potatoes, carrots, and celery. Then I brought the mixture to a boil and covered it, just like the recipe said.
The recipe was wrong. Apparently boiling the crap out of my stew was the wrong thing to do, because I ended up with burnt stew. Burnt, inedible stew. Burnt, inedible stew and a charred pot.
If I had been able to smell the burning, maybe I could have salvaged some of the stew. Alas, I am still stuffed up from my cold (see: the hell that was last week), and I did not discover the burning until it was too late.
So my second supper of the evening was cheese and crackers. Not that I could taste them.
2 Comments:
Oh honey, I feel the pain of the burned supper. I still shudder when I remember the night my fish sticks turned into ashes, although instead of cheese I had ice cream.
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