Adrienne Boswell
Adrienne Boswell created The Good Plate to share recipes with friends and family, and perhaps give others some ideas to use in their own kitchens.
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Chef John Farion
Chef John Farion was the Chef at Birds in Hollywood and a guest author at The Good Plate.
Rules of the Kitchen
- Never hand someone the blade end of a knife, scissors, or another sharp object.
- If you have to go closely behind someone, it’s a good idea to say “Behind you”. That way, the person is not going to turn around suddenly with a pot of hot food and get it all over you.
- If you are in a crowded situation, and you need to get through, only in an emergency, you can say “Hot Food!” and people will naturally move away from you. Yes, even on the bus.
- If you want to use parts of this blog somewhere else, you may do so, but you must give proper attribution and provide a link to the relevant text.
- If you want to use a photo, you must ask for permission.
- If you are in a discussion, please try to stay on topic. In real life, people think you are either rude or crazy and in Internet life, people brand you as a spammer.
- Never run with a sharp object in your hand. It doesn’t make any difference whether you are two or forty-two, you can still injure yourself.
- If you burn yourself, immediately plunge the affected area in ice. This stops the cooking process. If you are badly burned, do not hesitate to call 911, and keep the area under ice until help arrives.
- Don’t be afraid of new food.
- We don’t have a tip jar, but we wouldn’t sneeze if you got something on the Kitchen Wishes and Cooking Dreams list on Amazon.