With all the badges - I have to demonstrate the proficiency of my skills. I am glad to have been cooking my own meals since I was 6,
because it made this badge easier. Knowing that I had cooked, I was able to do
many of the requirements quickly.
However I
learned how to do a few things I had never done before. Like how to poach an
egg.
I used the whirlpool method that I found online -- What you
want is a “pot” with water (excluding 1 inch from the top) with two teaspoons
of Kocher salt and ¼ of white vinegar, let the water simmer on medium heat.
While the water is heating, crack your egg in a ceramic small bowl. Once the
water is finished, take the handle of a spoon or spatula and create a
whirlpool. Then, in the middle of the whirlpool drop in the egg. Put a lid on
the pot and let it sit for 3 minutes - depending on how firm. Then after about three, get a holed
spoon, take it out and eat it. If you don’t want to at the time, put it on ice
and you can keep it in the fridge for up to eight hours, then you can heat it
up in some hot water.
I enjoyed
learning new things, after taking cooking classes since I was seven or eight, I
couldn’t believe I hadn’t ever done this before. Since I don't like eggs -- my mom ate it -- and my sister wanted me to make her one next. So it looks like I'll be cooking these more than just a couple of times.
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