People use the term unthaw when preparing food, is this right?
542724
I agree. \n\nAnd you know what you should do with people who tell you to "unthaw" something before cooking. Make them a meal with "unthawed" ingredients. Then tell them what they did wrong. Or not, either way it's funny.
520414
I don't think it necessarily is, however, I do think that the word used above (starts with N) should not be used by anyone.  Black or white, it is still a racial term.  Sy what you will, the simple fact that it's groundings are where they, says it is not a word that should be used anywhere, by anyone.
812353
This is a metaphor meaning that someone has taken on a task that is too difficult for the person to accomplish. It really has nothing to do with food. An example: A business professional agrees to write a report in an area in which he/she has no expertise. The project remains undone or is completed poorly. This person "bit off more than they could chew."
277132
Well, it depends.  In food, it means it is past it's expiration for freshness and shouldn't be consumed.  If you mean as used as a description of a person it means that they are given anything they desire whether or not they have earned or deserved it in an excessive manner (materialistic).  Usually these people have unnatural expectations that will never be satisified AND a spirit of entitlement that will alienate themselves from the rest of society.  Sad really.
1071864
you are using f**king as an adjective... so if the salt is getting busy with the pepper at the time you want it passed.... then yes
785887
All the others have good academic answers. Mine is a bit different: \nAmuck: I am running amuck, this is amucked up mess, and muck it, this will never clean up as in amucked up duck. \nHave a great evening and try not to quack up over night.\nChuckie Amuckie
825421
It would be a negative. If you think of unleavened bread this refers to flat bread due to the dough not having yeast in it and dough without yeast will not rise. Therefore, the answer would be negative.
403988
i know how to cook but what does os mean
944083
The word unscrambled is:\naperture
602452
Yeah, but spell correctly. You don't want to look stupid.\nie.- "through" not "throw"
816612
Sure.  I do it occassionally.\n\nI have also heard religious people say "Holy S**T!" - but I assume that they don't mean it literally.\n\nA
1134149
halfway through...\n\nthrew means throw in past tense...:)
159280
well, the word "unrotten" means literally "not rotted".
261955
HELLO \nWE ARE NOT PERFECT! WAIT ,NOT ME AND U ,SOUP AND ME.\nSOUP HAVE A STANDARD ORDER FOR EVERY ONE (DIAT /HI COLESTROL/HEALT /FAT/....etc)PEOPEL,BY ORDER MAYBE LESS SUGAR/LESS OR NO SALT/MORE CALURE/NO PROTEIN,HOW A BUT ME? I ADD MY SELF STANDARD MOOD TO POT AND OPEN CAN ,FEW MINUT LATE ,ITS OK .U CAN JOIN US.WE ARE WAIT FOR U ( ME & CAN )
114269
Try this:\nhttp://www.sallys-place.com/food/columns/williams/choc_tempering.htm
395473
One interpretation would be \nKeeping Everything Completely F*'d Up\n\nOr it might be\nCrikey! Everything's Completely F*'d Up.\n\nHowever, I don't think it's in usage as commonly as SNAFU.
332535
Consider the source...the people that mis use this term, are followers...they have heard it wrong and used it wrong without knowing any better.  Those of us that are aware of the proper usage tend to lapse in respect for the speakers.  Regardless, I couldn't care less how they say it because I know the way it is meant, and enjoy correcting most!