How did you teach your kids to cook
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Re: How did you teach your kids to cook
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I have been making half cauliflower mash potatoes for our heath weight and not feel guilty when we eat twice as much.
The turkey: I would get 7 blends of sauces and mix together in a five glass measuring cup, well now instead of eyeballing it I now had to measure it. So with that being said I would allow them to taste the sauce on how they wanted it to taste. Mustard? Honey ? Cajun? teriyaki? not to forget the pineapple juice that holds it all together. Besides the size of the bird. I would have them help me get it in the bag, and they would watch as I braised, injected and with the sauce we made just made to inject it with. The amount of time of cooking would be a slow and on low cook breast down, then half way through the cooking of the bird. I would ask them if they hadn't left yet for the in laws yet, to hold the pan still, as i flipped the bird over. They would than ask why? and did i do anything else. Yes of course. letting it slow cook again in the enclosed bag to let the juice run back through to the other side and then towards the end of the cooking of the bird I would open the bag and put a piece of foil on the top to again slow roast the skin. more time then not the bird would fall off the bone. i then de-bone it, bag it and freeze it for turkey taquitos, sandwiches, enchiladas. thought out the next six months. of course the rest of the vegetables and side dishes was eventually left for the to make so that they par took in the cooking of a holiday fest of a family dinner for three. This I did so that by hands on after instruction to remember for them to make and do for their lives as they grow and have their lives and families
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I do not have kids too,but my mum adopted the same approach to teaching me how to cook as your mum did. The funny thing is till date, I not not big on cooking. I would rather outsource that to someone.
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