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Mashed pot' or french fries , which tastes

better ?

The water in mashed pot' , prevents them

from cooking for taste , so we cover the

bad flavor with gravy .


Blah spaghetti sauce , is same problem

too much water . Slowing dry all engredients

even the tomato paste . Now cook each

for flavor ( in oil , if they burn too easy )

Buttermilk pancake mix is cooked in oil

and used to add flavor to S' sauce and

tomato soup .

You test it till all raw flour taste is gone .

All pasta can taste better if you steam it ,

cause it cooks at higher temp ~ 250F .

The flavor is much better .

I never use vinegar in any food .

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On Sat, 28 Jul 2007 12:24:34 -0700, werty > wrote:

> , so we cover the
>
> bad flavor with gravy .


You ARE NOT cooking something/anything right.


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On Jul 28, 6:01 pm, Ward Abbott > wrote:
> On Sat, 28 Jul 2007 12:24:34 -0700, werty > wrote:
> > , so we cover the

>
> > bad flavor with gravy .

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> You ARE NOT cooking something/anything right.


Hey! werty is back. He's one of my favorite net.k00ks.

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