On the Global News morning show, reporters were earning their preferred vacation recipes. On Saturday it was traffic reporter Leslie Horton’s twist, and Horton said she hadn’t planned on earning a homemade dish until her loved ones persuaded her to whip up a lot of delicious holiday artichoke dip.
“It’s not supposed to appear like this,” Horton said for the her colleagues, later adding, “I’m going to make you guys try it.” Horton’s fairly menacing debut along with the artichoke dip’s pungent odor had her co-hosts feeling amazing, but once she given two of these crackers topped with the stuff, they accepted the dip that they described as smelling strongly of peppermint along with “a barn”
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“There is no vinegar in it!” Horton chirped, including, “This did not work out”
Regardless of the several warnings, 2 co-hosts really tried the dip. After sampling it, both of their faces showed expressions of terror. Turns out, the artichoke dip tasted much worse than that smelled.
One co-host couldn’t even endure to swallow the material, instead looking frantically for anything, something, to spit out of the half-chewed food. “It burns!” Another cried out, grabbing her throat.
Why did it taste so dreadful? Horton said she didn’t have a lemon like the recipe called for, so she utilized an orange instead. And because she didn’t understand which sweeteners to work with, she simply threw in oregano and celery salt, not to mention that Horton utilized pickled artichoke hearts rather than routine artichokes by injury.
There is a lesson to be learned here: Consistently stick to the recipe.
Source
http://delish.com/food-news/a50897/this-holiday-cooking-segment-went-terribly-horribly-wrong/
source http://www.kitchenista.org/holiday-cooking-fails/
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