jennyl772003
Married on Castaway Cay
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When I was a kid, our local paper had a "ccoking class" in it. Every week they would put a progressivly harder recipe in the paper for the kids to make.
I decided this was something I wanted to do. One of the first weeks, the recipe was some sort of cake. I mixed up the batter, pre heated the over, poured it into the pan, stuck it in the oven, and set the timer.
Sounds like everything was going good, doesn't it.
After the timer went off, I checked the cake, still practically raw. Put it back in. Checked again in 5 minutes, nothing.
After going through this routine forever, I called my mom to help me.
My problem, instead of setting the oven for 350, I had it set for 250.
My husband cooks in my family...
I decided this was something I wanted to do. One of the first weeks, the recipe was some sort of cake. I mixed up the batter, pre heated the over, poured it into the pan, stuck it in the oven, and set the timer.
Sounds like everything was going good, doesn't it.
After the timer went off, I checked the cake, still practically raw. Put it back in. Checked again in 5 minutes, nothing.
After going through this routine forever, I called my mom to help me.
My problem, instead of setting the oven for 350, I had it set for 250.
My husband cooks in my family...


on duty 24/7.... he lives next door.. 
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. Upon reading this very thread, I now realize that the downfall of this rice dish may have been the simple fact that I used two bulbs rather than cloves of garlic.
Just saw Cadbury's post...nice to have company in this area! Another goof was coming in from work and starting dinner before I even had my coat off...became a BAD habit of everyone thinking dinner was going to be ready right away (no matter how pathetic it was 