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Chalk hat 862 Posted 8 years ago
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Know my boil out from my soggy bottom

Hi.

What does it mean when a chef says: "I know my boil out from my soggy bottom"?

Thanks in advance.

  

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chalk hat 862 What does it mean when a chef says: "I know my boil out from my soggy bottom"? It means he considers himself a knowledgeable chef, good at what he does. He knows what "boil out" means; he knows what "soggy bottom" means.

  • chalk hat 862 What does it mean when a chef says: "I know my boil out from my soggy bottom"?
  • It means he considers himself a knowledgeable chef, good at what he does.
  • He knows what "boil out" means; he knows what "soggy bottom" means.
  • " CJ
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chalk hat 862

What does it mean when a chef says: "I know my boil out from my soggy bottom"?

It means he considers himself a knowledgeable chef, good at what he does. He knows what "boil out" means; he knows what "soggy bottom" means.

A grammarian would say, "I know my nouns from my verbs!"
A sailor might say, "I know my mast from my rudder

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