What they don’t tell you.
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My wife grew up working in her family\u2019s cafe and they made hash browns and I love hash browns but they never taste like the restaurant\u2019s hash browns and I asked her how they made them and she said they parboiled the potatoes the day before, then put them in the fridge and grated them the next day. I wouldn’t have thought to do that.
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One time I went surfing with my friend and I forgot to bring some my container of water to rinse off with. I borrowed my friend\u2019s water and discovered to my delight that it was warm. It was like the difference between a warm shower and a cold shower and I’ve carried warm water with me ever since. But I never would have known that his water was warm just by looking at it.
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I watched a surfing video that recommended when you turtle a longboard (put it on top and you on the bottom) to get past the whitewater of a broken wave more easily, that you could also do a frog leg kick while you’re under water, and this would keep you moving forward. I never would have thought to do that, and I never would have seen someone do that because it\u2019s hard to see people underwater.
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What are they not telling you?
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What they don’t tell you. My wife grew up working in her family\u2019s cafe and they made hash browns and I love hash browns but they never taste like the restaurant\u2019s hash browns and I asked her how they made them and she said they parboiled the potatoes the day before, then put them in … <\/p>\n