Post 'em here folks, and let's all have a laugh. I'll start with two examples, the first one posted to my blog a week or so ago.
I don't eat hamburgers all that often anymore, but last week I had a craving for a nice juicy burger. My stove is a gas model, so I fire up a burner and set the pan on it while getting the patty ready. All is going according to plan so far.
While my burger is sizzling I get the condiments and sides ready. Looking things over, it seemed like a good idea to turn the flame up just a bit. I went a bit too far though, and said pan burst into flames.
I grabbed the pan and headed for the front door but then said no Bug, we need water, quick. Rushing into the bathroom I held the pan in the tub, turning the water on full blast. No damage I'm happy to say, and no I didn't get burned.
The next tale of kitchen woe occurred last year. I bought a juicy T-bone steak and since I don't have an outdoor grill I planned on broiling it. After putting it in the oven I says to myself self, we can take a quick shower then enjoy our steak. Well, no Bug, wrong. I step out of the shower dripping wet to the wailing sound of the smoke alarm, make my way to the kitchen and turn off the stove. My apartment was filled with smoke so I opened the front window and door, pointed a 20" box fan in that direction and cleared the air. I was expecting to see the fire department show up but I guess no one noticed.
I should stick with carry out and delivery..
I don't eat hamburgers all that often anymore, but last week I had a craving for a nice juicy burger. My stove is a gas model, so I fire up a burner and set the pan on it while getting the patty ready. All is going according to plan so far.
While my burger is sizzling I get the condiments and sides ready. Looking things over, it seemed like a good idea to turn the flame up just a bit. I went a bit too far though, and said pan burst into flames.
I grabbed the pan and headed for the front door but then said no Bug, we need water, quick. Rushing into the bathroom I held the pan in the tub, turning the water on full blast. No damage I'm happy to say, and no I didn't get burned.The next tale of kitchen woe occurred last year. I bought a juicy T-bone steak and since I don't have an outdoor grill I planned on broiling it. After putting it in the oven I says to myself self, we can take a quick shower then enjoy our steak. Well, no Bug, wrong. I step out of the shower dripping wet to the wailing sound of the smoke alarm, make my way to the kitchen and turn off the stove. My apartment was filled with smoke so I opened the front window and door, pointed a 20" box fan in that direction and cleared the air. I was expecting to see the fire department show up but I guess no one noticed.
I should stick with carry out and delivery..





