Simbooker's Pantry
The pantry Items you'll see below don't cover everything. That would take up more space than I have on this website. But it covers a lot of the ingredients or items that I use in my cooking.
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What is your Recipe Writing Process?
I will readily admit that I am still learning to write recipes as effectively as I possibly can. Before I started my first recipe post on this blog; I would make rough notes of the ingredients I needed, but rarely of exact measurements or clear cut cooking directions.
I also used to make notes that ONLY I COULD UNDERSTAND. Therefore; writing the recipes methodically, minimizing spelling mistakes, grammatical errors, and giving exact measurements, quantities, spoonfuls, clear cut directions etc, has been somewhat of a challenge.
But I constantly strive to improve to make my recipes as easy to follow, and effective as possible. People I know have sucessfully followed my recipes but there are times when I feel I should add in things like -"stir for a minute," ...it's a learning process. I often refer to this site when I'm cooking my own dishes, and they have always come out successful, at least so far.
It's best to bare in mind...that many things can hinder the turnout of a recipe, I've stated some of these things below....varying ovens, brand of ingredients, sell by date, weather, humidity, use of salt and pepper must be to your taste. Use the salt and pepper measurements that I write as a template, but ultimately salt and pepper is to personal preference, and can make a huge difference.
I will readily admit that I am still learning to write recipes as effectively as I possibly can. Before I started my first recipe post on this blog; I would make rough notes of the ingredients I needed, but rarely of exact measurements or clear cut cooking directions.
I also used to make notes that ONLY I COULD UNDERSTAND. Therefore; writing the recipes methodically, minimizing spelling mistakes, grammatical errors, and giving exact measurements, quantities, spoonfuls, clear cut directions etc, has been somewhat of a challenge.
But I constantly strive to improve to make my recipes as easy to follow, and effective as possible. People I know have sucessfully followed my recipes but there are times when I feel I should add in things like -"stir for a minute," ...it's a learning process. I often refer to this site when I'm cooking my own dishes, and they have always come out successful, at least so far.
It's best to bare in mind...that many things can hinder the turnout of a recipe, I've stated some of these things below....varying ovens, brand of ingredients, sell by date, weather, humidity, use of salt and pepper must be to your taste. Use the salt and pepper measurements that I write as a template, but ultimately salt and pepper is to personal preference, and can make a huge difference.