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[Ahsoka]

Ngl I thought this tip would be like the coffee/chocolate for red wine substitute, aka nonsensical, but the reasoning makes some sense. Cooking on an upside down pan helps prevent food closer to the sides from getting over cooked, since heat comes from the sides too. However, I do think that the idea of an upside down sheet is scary because I’m clumsy and would appreciate the sides holding the food/preventing it from sliding off

 

[Horizonshard]

When you are wanting to boil water, it helps to turn on the heat source under the pot. That helps speed up the process tremendously.

 

[Ahsoka]

When you are wanting to boil water, it helps to turn on the heat source under the pot. That helps speed up the process tremendously.

Very helpful, I have tried the opposite but it didnt work well I agree

 

[lexus]

You won't burn yourself if you don't touch hot things

 

[Ahsoka]

You won't burn yourself if you don't touch hot things

Can’t argue with that

 

[StirFriedPanda]

When you are wanting to boil water, it helps to turn on the heat source under the pot. That helps speed up the process tremendously.

Everyone has been there...

When cooking marshmallows over the camp fire don't fling a flaming marshmallow to put out the fire. Also, putting marshmallow's and chocolate between two graham crackers and then putting it in the toaster doesn't end well either... Not that when I was a kid I ever did anything that stupid...

 

[dark_tranquility]

Overcooked is better than undercooked.

 

[Wingfrost]

Don’t put plastic on a hot stove

 

[seungfloral]

U can put ceramic mugs or cups in the microwave, but if u want a more explosive and sparkly moment then u should put these cups with golden bands on them

 

[Ahsoka]

Don’t put plastic on a hot stove

We have a burner print on one of our plastic cutting boards now