If it is ever good, this batch was not it! It started out okay, the potatoes looked pretty good, but the farther along I got, the more disgusting it seemed, and by the time Peter got home I wanted to cry it was so bad.
Now we all now how great of a guy Peter is, but can you believe he actually ate some of this to make me feel better? I told him he didn't have to, and to be honest I didn't even want to eat it, but he went ahead and ate half a mug. If there was ever any doubt, it can now be concluded that I have the most brave and considerate husband around.
This picture was taken after it sat there for a couple hours, but I promise you it didn't look much better at dinner time. I was able to laugh about it by then, so Peter helped me to take a couple pictures. Believe it or not, this was the best one. : )
What was your worst cooking disaster?
2 comments:
I am so sorry about your corn chowder. Sorry but that did not sound good to me eithor. If it makes you feel any better, when I first married your Dad we were given the prettiest pots and pans - enamel ware. EVERYTHING stuck in them, even bacon. As soon as I got a job I purchased a good set of pans and boy did my cooking improve. Thank goodness you can laugh at yourself. Next time try a broth based soup or just leave out the corn. Peter you are a good man!
love Mom
Tragic.
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