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Grandma's recipes
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this post was submitted on 07 May 2026
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I dont necessarily agree - my family (including my mother who has run a few restaurants ~~into the ground~~) didnt have any recipes worth passing down - unless you count dumping a jar of ragu in a pot with some spaghetti.
By the time I was 20 I could match or improve the flavour of any dish from childhood (about the only good thing to come out of going to a culinary ~~scam~~ college), and I ended up not cooking... Basically any of it. I still pop open a can of smoked oysters on cheese and cracker nights, but thats more for remembering my grandma than anything else.
I blame the fact that everyone in my family smoked like a chimney and had no tastebuds left.