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Telling it like it is...Thu, 03 Mar 2016 11:35:48 +0000hourly1https://wordpress.org/?v=4.4.2By: Dean Brandt
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Mon, 28 Jul 2014 11:49:02 +0000http://madmummas.com/?p=3159#comment-7711I was 10 and wanted to surprise mum and dad and my brothers .so I prepared dinner for my family.It was only macaroni and cheese however I also made chocolate pie.I didn’t know how to make the dough so I looked in the freezer and mum had some dough ready made in there.So I thawed it out rolled it out.Blind baked it and made my chocolate cream pie.Little did I know that the dough I had used was bread dough.As a result dad needed to chisel cut the pie crust.They all gave me a hard time about but were still proud of me for making the effort.
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Mon, 28 Jul 2014 05:14:19 +0000http://madmummas.com/?p=3159#comment-7710Cooked pizzas with Tomato Paste in a squeezie bottle. We had finished and it was sitting on the kitchen bench when its lid exploded off. We ended up with Tomato Paste on the wall and couch that were about 3 metres away.
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Sun, 27 Jul 2014 22:59:56 +0000http://madmummas.com/?p=3159#comment-7709There not much cooking involved but I was making ice cream sundaes and we were so looking forward to them except when we were tucking into them like no tomorrow we couldn’t work out what the taste was…..well instead of crushed nuts we covered our beautiful creation in crushed garlic. Such a spoiler for sure!
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Sun, 27 Jul 2014 12:53:07 +0000http://madmummas.com/?p=3159#comment-7708when i was at uni and leaving with another girl we were making toasted sandwhiches in the jaffle maker. sparks started flying and flames started coming out. she had closed the jaffle maker onto the cord.
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Sat, 26 Jul 2014 09:24:13 +0000http://madmummas.com/?p=3159#comment-7707First time cooking for my Dad and stepmother
Lamb chops that were burnt yet still raw inside
I was told I couldn’t cook and in future don’t bother
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Fri, 25 Jul 2014 00:11:59 +0000http://madmummas.com/?p=3159#comment-7706My in-laws are Indian by background but live in the UK. Upon visiting them a few years ago I decide to impress them with Christmas dinner on Christmas Day with 20-odd relatives attending. Unfortunately, they are all vegetarian, so I ended up making a nut roast instead of roasted meat. Everything was going well until I was cooking custard; my Mother-in-Law loudly enquired what the black ingredient I added into the custard was. I had in fact burnt the bottom of the custard. It was very embarrassing!
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Thu, 24 Jul 2014 14:44:12 +0000http://madmummas.com/?p=3159#comment-7705My hubby making a chilli and mistaking a tablespoon for a teaspoon – hot, hot, hot!
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Wed, 23 Jul 2014 13:15:45 +0000http://madmummas.com/?p=3159#comment-7704oh disasters i have done many. many many many. the best one i can think of was making my brother in law a pirate cake for his 40th. two tiers with a pirate ship on top. it was summer and the party was at the beach.
it was so hot that we had to take the cake in an esky on ice then it still by the time it got there and was eaten had collapsed. the ship had sunk into the cake and it was a mess. i was so disapointed six hours had been destroyed before it could be enjoyed.
it still tasted good but seriously who has a party at the beach in 40 degrees – seriously lol Thank you lovely for linking up for Sunday Brunch xx
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Mon, 21 Jul 2014 05:32:13 +0000http://madmummas.com/?p=3159#comment-7703As a child I remember coming home from school and cooking some two minute noodles whilst mum was at work. I forgot to add the water, who knows why but several minutes later when I went to check if my noodles were cooked, they were well and truly cooked, in fact they were on fire. I actually didn’t know what to do at that stage so rather than attempt to put it out I ran over to the neighbours to alert them to the fact my house was burning down. She ran over with a handful of dirt from the garden and took care of the situation for me. Thank goodness there is nothing else to add to this story.
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Sun, 20 Jul 2014 13:01:53 +0000http://madmummas.com/?p=3159#comment-7702It was about a decade ago when my husband and I were still dating. I invited my mum-in-law to be to come over for lunch. Because I really really liked my then boyfriend, I wanted to impress. I bought all new plates, cookware, tablecloth, etc for the big day (well to me, it was a big a day). Roasted chicken was on the menu because I know his mum loves a good roast. So the day came, I got up early, and had everything ready by 8am. With a few hours to spare, I decided to not turn on the oven too early so we can have a warm roast. Well, his mum arrived an hour early to help out, I was so nervous and didn’t know what to do or say. Anyway, lunch time arrived, I opened the oven and realised it was never turned on. Oh dear! My then bf had to run to the shopping centre and grabbed some KFC for us. Still chicken but a lot less grand. Thankfully, his mum didn’t mind at all and she even comforted me. It wasn’t funny at that time, but now whenever we have chicken roast on the table, we talked about that day and laughed. I think it brought us closer, well, we are now married and have a kid so yeah
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