after living together for 5 years, i've been rejected.
nate refused to eat what i made for dinner monday night.
apparently...everything.
he took one bite, and looked at me and said "i don't think i can eat this".
this is the dude who ate the biscuits i made with regular flour instead of self-rising, so they were like doughy hockey pucks. it's the guy who ate the boxed meal with the biscuit topping that i made too watery, so i added some pancake mix to the dough to thicken it...and it was a creepy giant flying saucer thing on top of chicken pot pie.
but this? this he wouldn't eat.
and yes...i may have shed a few tears, because in this house....cooking is MY thing. so when he doesn't want ANY of it...it hurt my feelings.
even though i didn't really like it either.
at least i know i can make a kickass meatloaf to make it up to him =)
anyone else had a spectacular kitchen failure??
3 comments:
i've had many kitchen fails, believe me, but i can't name a time when dave would not eat the rest of his meal. i think he's been pretty kind to me.
i have to be honest, i saw that recipe on pinterest and went "hmm..." i mean i love avo and i love mac n cheese but together? i'm not so sure but one day i'll try it.
I know we've had a few things that have been complete failures although, I can't think of anything at the moment. Fret not, it's happened several times.
My esophagus has a superhuman abhorrence to avocado. I always want to try it to see if I like it, and my esophagus says, "ooooh, nice try, but no. Never."
I don't think it's your fault at all. I think it's the nature of combining those two (albeit individually delicious) things. I mean avocado and mac & cheese are two of my faves, but I'm not sure about them together . . . I'm kind of a mac & cheese purist.
Matt will eat anything, for which I am grateful. But this cooking fail was not your fault. :)
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