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Comments

What is something you purposely cook wrong/different from the directions?

[(Anonymous)]

I always overcook my fries and chicken nuggets. I like then to be extra crunchy.

Re: What is something you purposely cook wrong/different from the directions?

[philstar22]

I'm with you. I wouldn't say I ovrecook them, but I prefer my fries and fried food in general on the more crunchy side.

On the other hand, I often slightly underdo my waffles because waffles just taste better that way. Also pancakes sometimes.

Re: What is something you purposely cook wrong/different from the directions?

[kaijinscendre]

Ramen. I put only enough water to cover the noodles and then I dump most of the water out.

Re: What is something you purposely cook wrong/different from the directions?

[philstar22]

I'm with you. But I do that with canned soup too. Not all the water/liquid, but a bunch of it.

Re: What is something you purposely cook wrong/different from the directions?

[kaijinscendre]

I didn't even know you were supposed to put more water in canned soup until I was much older!

Re: What is something you purposely cook wrong/different from the directions?

[philstar22]

Isn't canned soup without added water really thick? The stuff looks pretty solid in the can. I always add the amount said to add to get the texture right and then dump half of it.

Re: What is something you purposely cook wrong/different from the directions?

[(Anonymous)]

I overcook salmon because I prefer the dry overcooked texture to the still squishy half raw texture it's supposed to be eaten at. Some other fish as well.

Re: What is something you purposely cook wrong/different from the directions?

[(Anonymous)]

When I'm making lunches to take to work, I undercook the veggies so they don't turn to overcooked mush when I re-heat everything in the microwave.