4. Once cooked, serve.
I'd like to think that's what I would do unless specifically told otherwise.
And yes, there have been a lot of food-related posts on The Engine Room recently...
Once cooked, serve
The four-step cooking instructions for Sainsbury's 'Taste the Difference' Moussaka climax with:
I'd like to think that's what I would do unless specifically told otherwise.
And yes, there have been a lot of food-related posts on The Engine Room recently...
I'd like to think that's what I would do unless specifically told otherwise.
And yes, there have been a lot of food-related posts on The Engine Room recently...
4 comments:
But what if I want to eat it all myself? And right out the container its cooked in. Can Step 4 then be eliminated? I mean serving implies that you're going to move it out of the cooking dish and onto a plate for either yourself or others to eat.
I think it probably means "don't let it sit - serve right away".
Then again, they could have said that.
This reminds me of a story I heard (urban myth?) from the States in which ladder companies started printing STOP HERE on the top rung after someone kept going and then fell off a roof.
Blue - I suppose you could serve it at the table in its container...
The Ridger - yes, I'm sure you're right. But who would let a tasty, hot moussaka sit unless they were specifically told to do so?
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