Comments on: Recipe of the Week: Monkfish with Ratatouille http://thehealthblogger.com/recipe-of-the-week-monkfish-with-ratatouille/ Health Information you can digest Tue, 27 Sep 2011 16:13:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Mahmud http://thehealthblogger.com/recipe-of-the-week-monkfish-with-ratatouille/#comment-208 Mahmud Sun, 27 Jan 2008 22:53:30 +0000 http://thehealthblogger.com/recipe-of-the-week-monkfish-with-ratatouille/#comment-208 You know something, these recipe's seem much easier to cook than it really is! Why can't they be as easy to understand and comprehend like a DIY manual on how to make a table, or chair, or anything else you can buy and assemble from IKEA?! Marinara sauce?! What the flip is that? It's like believing that a person will easily understand when you say to them, "While using a 0.9 hex/zeta key, otherwise known as an Allen Key, provide 3N/m^2 of torsion at the fastener's cap end whilst holding the other end with a pozidriv [sic] screw driver in order to affix the board to the corner post effectively" ...and then not showing them a picture of all the relevant parts and the intended action. Ahem, so what I was trying to actually say - I errr like these recipes but they are not always that easy to follow. :) You know something, these recipe’s seem much easier to cook than it really is!

Why can’t they be as easy to understand and comprehend like a DIY manual on how to make a table, or chair, or anything else you can buy and assemble from IKEA?!

Marinara sauce?! What the flip is that?

It’s like believing that a person will easily understand when you say to them,

“While using a 0.9 hex/zeta key, otherwise known as an Allen Key, provide 3N/m^2 of torsion at the fastener’s cap end whilst holding the other end with a pozidriv [sic] screw driver in order to affix the board to the corner post effectively”

…and then not showing them a picture of all the relevant parts and the intended action.

Ahem, so what I was trying to actually say – I errr like these recipes but they are not always that easy to follow.

:)

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