I don’t utter that phrase often. It’s like a loaded gun waiting to go off. I might think something is foolproof but since I’m not in the kitchen with you, I can’t know if ingredients get substituted or the recipe is somehow changed. And I don’t want to be responsible for kitchen drama. I cause enough of it at my own house. That’s why I try and use words like “nearly” or “darn near” anywhere close to the phrase foolproof. But sometimes I slip up. Continue reading “Foolproof”
Bon Appetit Hon 