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wolfy42 06/06/18 12:49:41 PM #33:	OhhhJa posted... Chewster posted... but breakfast is the hardest of the three meals to screw up. Have you ever cooked? Because this really isn't actually true depending on what you're cooking. There are some very easy dinner meals to make whereas good fried eggs require a decent bit of timing and savvy compared to a lot of things I've made for dinner. Spaghetti for instance. Or even steak. Or pretty much any veggies that you just throw in a pot. Or chili. Or burgers. All ridiculously easy to cook. A good omelette?Not as simple And if something is that easy isn't that even more reason to criticize them for fucking it up? And yes, dennys is seriously awful compared to other diners. And dikitain is right. Denny's will give me bubbleguts and tastes like a fucking dumpster carcass I don't eat eggs, so it's a bit like a mute person making music, but mine are supposedly extremely good. You just gotta use enough butter in the pan and not cook the eggs too long. I make great breakfast sandwiches as well (with fried ham/bacon and cheddar cheese, after browning the roll in butter as well). But yeah, some things do take alot of practice to get down exactly right. Waffles as I mentioned above, have a HUGE range, with most places just making pancakes in waffle form (that is not a waffle!!). Sausage btw is mostly based on the ingredients you use, although there are tricks (steam the sausage links first to cook them well, before browning them, causing them to both be fall apart tender, but with a nice char/browning on the outside). Bacon is also.....strangely, hard for alot of people. I have had so many people mention how good my bacon is, or how I cook it perfectly every time. Never seemed hard for me, but...again...based on the bacon you often get when you eat out, it seems to be a skill that you can lack. I consider not cooking bacon correctly a crime against nature and it should be punishable by NO MORE BACON FOR YOU FOREVER!!! Except I don't eat bacon anymore sigh...so I guess I am punishing myself for making too tasty bacon for along time. --- "did you steal my f*in signature" Helly <cite>wolfy42 posted [p:902651293] in ihop resta... [t:76679429]...</cite> <quote><cite>OhhhJa posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Chewster posted...</cite> <quote>but breakfast is the hardest of the three meals to screw up.</quote> Have you ever cooked? Because this really isn't actually true depending on what you're cooking. There are some very easy dinner meals to make whereas good fried eggs require a decent bit of timing and savvy compared to a lot of things I've made for dinner. Spaghetti for instance. Or even steak. Or pretty much any veggies that you just throw in a pot. Or chili. Or burgers. All ridiculously easy to cook. A good omelette?Not as simple And if something is that easy isn't that even more reason to criticize them for fucking it up? And yes, dennys is seriously awful compared to other diners. And dikitain is right. Denny's will give me bubbleguts and tastes like a fucking dumpster carcass</quote> I don't eat eggs, so it's a bit like a mute person making music, but mine are supposedly extremely good. You just gotta use enough butter in the pan and not cook the eggs too long. I make great breakfast sandwiches as well (with fried ham/bacon and cheddar cheese, after browning the roll in butter as well). But yeah, some things do take alot of practice to get down exactly right. Waffles as I mentioned above, have a HUGE range, with most places just making pancakes in waffle form (that is not a waffle!!). Sausage btw is mostly based on the ingredients you use, although there are tricks (steam the sausage links first to cook them well, before browning them, causing them to both be fall apart tender, but with a nice char/browning on the outside). Bacon is also.....strangely, hard for alot of people. I have had so many people mention how good my bacon is, or how I cook it perfectly every time. Never seemed hard for me, but...again...based on the bacon you often get when you eat out, it seems to be a skill that you can lack. I consider not cooking bacon correctly a crime against nature and it should be punishable by NO MORE BACON FOR YOU FOREVER!!! Except I don't eat bacon anymore sigh...so I guess I am punishing myself for making too tasty bacon for along time. --- "did you steal my f*in signature" Helly</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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