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The last post is the WINNER!

sun rise

The world is on fire
Premium Member
Curry is food. If you don't like curry then don't eat curry. If you do like curry then eating it is no problem, even enjoyable and food is meant to be enjoyed.

One year for her birthday, my wife asked me to make a "real" meal from a recipe and not a simple one. She picked out TWO different curry recipes. It took me perhaps 2-3 hours to assemble the mise en place and more and more time to actually cook the meal. She appreciated the effort I made to make her happy although the result was, shall we say, not at the level where I'd be asked to make it again. This image was just part of what I had assembled.

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John53

I go leaps and bounds
Premium Member
One year for her birthday, my wife asked me to make a "real" meal from a recipe and not a simple one. She picked out TWO different curry recipes. It took me perhaps 2-3 hours to assemble the mise en place and more and more time to actually cook the meal. She appreciated the effort I made to make her happy although the result was, shall we say, not at the level where I'd be asked to make it again. This image was just part of what I had assembled.

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It's virtually impossible to stuff up a curry! Must have been deliberate sabotage.
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
One year for her birthday, my wife asked me to make a "real" meal from a recipe and not a simple one. She picked out TWO different curry recipes. It took me perhaps 2-3 hours to assemble the mise en place and more and more time to actually cook the meal. She appreciated the effort I made to make her happy although the result was, shall we say, not at the level where I'd be asked to make it again. This image was just part of what I had assembled.

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Mrs Revolt long ago want me to prepare a meal.
I tried. But fortunately my failure was upstaged
by her having missed the dinner.
She never asked again.
I am thankful.
I don't know cooking.
I don't want to learn.
And I'm fair.
She doesn't have to do repairs
around the house & compound.
 
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