Wednesday, August 19, 2009

question file

comment all about your cooking troubles and ill be happy to answer your question!

17 comments:

  1. Why do my eggs break when I boil them?

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  2. did you cook it on the stove top? and what tempiture was it at?

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  3. Yes, on the stove top, and medium heat

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  4. it should of been on in between medium heat and low heat the pressure of the heat coused it to crack. :)

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  5. I found a groundhog along the road and I want to know how to get rid of the smell, and how to cook it, in the oven or on the stove top.

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  6. lol grill it.and to get rid of the smell by buying billy Mays whats Oder?

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  7. Just kidding about the ground hog.

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  8. i know lol but if you ever do find one rap it in tin foil

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  9. im posting one of my fave emril creations its called the chocolate souffle!

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  10. Jenna on thursday on wzzm13 they have a show called try it befor you buy it, and they will be trying Billy Mays scratch remover, to see if it really works

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  11. oh cool i saw a commercial kinnda like that.i went on amazon they said it doesnt work on big scratches.

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  12. hey grandpa check out my new post its called How to make emrils chocolate souffle.mmmm looks good.

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  13. Hi Jenna I saw the Emerils chocolate souffle and you'r right it looks real good. When you going to make some, I'll come over and help you eat it

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  14. Hi, Jen, here's a question for ya. How do you make angel hair pasta not stick together when it's cooking? Brandon only likes the angel hair with his spagetti and it drives me crazy when it all clumps together. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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  15. i know your answer,mix in some olive oil in to the water,you wont taste it and it wont make it clump together.-jenna(:

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  16. Thanks, Jenna!
    I have some olive oil in the house and will use it the next time I cook the pasta :)

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