Welcome to a very special edition of Sometimes Healthy Kitchen Disasters. I’m your host, Jamie, and I generally fail more often in the kitchen than I succeed. But after each epic failure, I g…
Rule #1: Never leave anything on a burner.
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In this IMPROVED Kitchen P-Trap leaking repair video we'll show you why your kitchen sink P trap is leaking at the connection nut, and how to perform a corre...
With an endearing design and a projector in its butt, Mykie is here to help you cook
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Maybe you want to make up to your partner for something stupid you've done, or maybe you're bored. It doesn't matter; you've found the perfect recipe, and you're willing to commit the whole evening to making it a reality. The problem is, nothing is as deceiving as a recipe. Not even those icebergs that threatened the Titanic. I mean, that lasagna may look pretty in the pictures, and the steps may sound so simple anyone could do it, but it couldn't be further from the truth. That, however, was enough to fool you, and now you're as oblivious as the ship's captain, heading towards a disaster. A horrible expectation vs. reality food disaster.
When a lavish cooking-at-home dinner expectation turns into the reality of unappetizing (in)edible artifacts.
It's the thought that counts... sometimes.
Sometimes, you just feel like whipping up something spectacular in the kitchen. You look for the perfect recipe, prepare all the ingredients, only to be lured into believing you can effortlessly make homemade meals in just a few steps. Some creations, well, they don’t always turn out as planned.
Cooking—it’s that optional thing that we do when we don’t want to look like lazy good-for-nothings eating cheese and salami straight out of the pack and munching on raw vegetables instead of making a salad. Even cavemen and barbarians were able to cook things well. But even with the help of modern technology, we sometimes end up absolutely butchering our meals and making mega cooking fails.
Buckle up, everyone, we’re about to have a Thanksgiving ride! The title speaks for itself. Call it a seasonal family comedy drama with action elements and a totally unpredictable ending.
This Fallout Nuka Cola Bottle Opener makes it easy to open a fresh Nuka Cola. And by fresh I mean like a hundred years old. It is a red wall-mounted bottle opener that will look great in your vault or burned out home. It is a great way to upgrade your settlement and earn a
Consider keeping these 5 kinds of cooking oil in food storage. They should be considered short term food storage items.
The holidays don't always go exactly as planned, especially the food...
It's a cutting board! What's the big deal? I used to think exactly the same thing. As a home cook, I pretty much used the same couple of boards for everything and gave them a quick wipe in between uses. No biggie, right? Then I took a food safety course at culinary school. What an eye-opener! Professional kitchens pra
Protect your wardrobe from kitchen disasters with one of these awesomely geeky garments.
“CBF to cook (much)”: the mood between ‘I can’ and ‘I can’t' be bothered cooking - common experiences include kitchen disasters, staring blanking into the
We adore good food - ejm's blog of adventures in food and drink, recipes, disasters, triumphs.... The blog describes what's cooking in our kitchen (TPH is a stellar cook). And I bake all our bread occasionally ranting about ingredient availability.
