when i was little, i didn't think that anything mattered in cooking except that the mix/batter/dough be the same color/texture as what you were planning on making. My mom had had a really long day and mentioned something about having to make dinner and dessert. I decided (at 7) that i would save her some work and make a cake for dessert. I took a big plastic rubbermaid container and started to fill it with flour, cocoa, chocolate syrup, mustard, baking soda, eggs, coffee, bread, jam, and anything else i could get my hands on. I mixed the whole thing up, put it in the microwave, and four minutes later....BOOM!....it exploded. Needless to say, I did not lessen my mom's workload that night. To this day i'm still finding pieces of my "cake" on the vents inside my microwave.
A childhood belief about general

others believed things like this
- I used to believe that all dessert was birthday cake.— David
- I used to believe making a cake from scratch meant using a box mix rather than buying a cake from the store.— EZ
- I used to belive that however many pieces of cake you had determined how old you were turning!Anon
- I used to believe you could pour lemonade in a pan, put it in the oven and make lemonade cake.— wumpmugg
- I used to believe yeast could make bread rise because it really was salt with bubbles inside.— queeneve
- I used to believe that you could get cancer from looking in the microwave while it was running.— Kayla