Recently I made three quiches for Easter for my dear sister-in-laws party... My ego imagined oohs and aaaahs (not really lol) over my lovely interpretations of quiche Lorraine - lol NOT!!!
, Bobby Flay's Chorizo and goat cheese quiche (can you say FAIL) it looked lovely but still fail!
, and my onion quiche with thyme (way too much thyme.. and where was the bacon.. everything is better with bacon).
look how pretty it looked (was it good - no but it sure looked good)
MY QUICHES NEEDED TO STAY HOME. . -I didn't even make my crust - who doesn't make their crust... just kidding.
(One of my dear sis-in-laws make an awesome egg dish. If all we had was that dish and my other dear sister-in-laws hash brown casserole that would make Easter for me.
So many cooks (especially new cooks) are afraid to cook for others because they are afraid of moments like I had. ALL COOKS HAVE MOMENTS LIKE THIS. I just admit it any time it happens - I sometimes will take a bow! yes yes ... not the best... thank you.
I like moments like this because it teaches me so much! I love cooks that show their mistakes as well as their successes. Even chefs cookbooks have items that are not outstanding to everyone. There are websites that show fails - move on - learn from mistakes and don't be afraid to try again.
http://www.boredpanda.com/funny-cooking-fails/
we all make mistakes and that's how we learn: Julia Child - flipping a potato pancake (ends up mostly on the stove) It's going to happen.. embrace it and move on.
Cooking Mistakes happen!
My worst mistakes as I learned how to be a home cook. (my dear husband can attest)
as a young mom: I bought these beautiful stuffed chicken breasts and placed them in the oven.. the chicken was glistening and I was so proud. My dear husband came in and asked what smelled like plastic... the chicken was glistening because I forgot to take the plastic wrap off.
So practice, practice, practice...don't take things so seriously.. and expect to make mistakes!!! Have fun. Life is an adventure!
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