When dishing up a meal, are you sure to serve yourself the most undercoked or most burnt portion to avoid offending your guests?
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ANSWERS: 13
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Yes. Or the smallest or the broken one... if there's one that's got something wrong with it I'll serve it to myself - why should anyone else have to have it? They might think I was picking on them!
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When preparing to serve food to my guests, I *ALWAYS* examine the food very carefully, BEFORE pulling away from the drive-up window. +5
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I ask if someone wants that piece.
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Always the best for guests and partner. I take what is left. It wouldn't feel right any other way.
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I never HAVE a burnt or under-cooked part. No problems.
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Of course. That is what we moms do my friend, without thinking...without seeing ourselves as victims or martyrs or making any big "sacrifice". You do it because that is who you are. If that is not true for you, you're definitely in the wrong business. The "Mom's Union" will kick you out ASAP! :)
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Yes I do, I generally do not cook much (not much motivation when its just me) but when cooking for others always make sure I give them the better portions.
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guest can suck, I want the most burnt up charcoal
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I have yet to encounter a situation where my meal was either undercooked or Burnt .... However ; I would definately serve myself those should the occassion ever arise .. +5
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Yes, when I mess up a meal, the worst part always end up in my plate, by choice...my own.
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My wife is a good cook she rarely burns things.
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Absolutely! Who wouldn't/doesn't? ;-)
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Besides, if I were to get sick from the food, at least I am at home.
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