No. No. No.
So many blogs filled with beautiful tasty food that you can whip up in minutes, and while wearing nice clothes in a sparkly kitchen.
That is not real life. The pitfall of trying many new recipes is that once it awhile, you serve up a Huge, Colossal Fail.
Thursday night's dinner was just that. Here are some of the NICE things that were said: It's not poisonous. It has GOOD ingredients. What happened?! Not as bad as salmon couscous, the household standard by which all unsuccessful meals are judged.
That is not real life. The pitfall of trying many new recipes is that once it awhile, you serve up a Huge, Colossal Fail.
Thursday night's dinner was just that. Here are some of the NICE things that were said: It's not poisonous. It has GOOD ingredients. What happened?! Not as bad as salmon couscous, the household standard by which all unsuccessful meals are judged.
Subtle reminder
It was called Mom's Tofu Loaf. Tofu, tuna, onions, celery, mayonnaise, salt, pepper, eggs and shredded carrots. Mix together and bake like meatloaf. I even followed directions.
The liquid is supposed to evaporate and the loaf should turn golden brown. At the end, smother a can of cream of mushroom soup on the top, and cheddar cheese optional.
While the recipe is a goner, it made for lively dinner chatter. We can't even FEED IT TO THE DOG I'm not very hungry and I have A LOT of homework. My favorite: Looks like cat barf. I'm taking this one as a battle scar and have today's another experiment.
Eat Well. But not this one!
The liquid is supposed to evaporate and the loaf should turn golden brown. At the end, smother a can of cream of mushroom soup on the top, and cheddar cheese optional.
While the recipe is a goner, it made for lively dinner chatter. We can't even FEED IT TO THE DOG I'm not very hungry and I have A LOT of homework. My favorite: Looks like cat barf. I'm taking this one as a battle scar and have today's another experiment.
Eat Well. But not this one!
