Process Essay: Get Out Of The Dog House

I have learned over the years of my marriage, to apologize with a twist. This method has not only allowed me to say I’m sorry, but lessen the anger and repercussions from my wife. Although, I do not use this method as a blank check to do whatever I please, it comes in handy for when I falter. I will explain how a properly cooked spinach and mushroom omelet allows me an opportunity to apologize as well as get out of the dog house. To start my process of this culinary apology, I gather the necessary items for the task at hand. Rummaging through my kitchen cabinets, I acquire a bowl, a ten inch non-stick pan, and cutting board. My next step is to search the utensil drawer for a large chopping knife, whisk, and a plastic spatula. To prepare my working area, I place the pan on the stove top with my spatula on the ready next to it. Following this, I position the cutting board and knife on the counter near the stove, this allow for easy transition of the vegetables from cutting board to the pan. With all of my tools of the trade on standby, I move on to the preparation of the ingredients.
I pull three eggs from the compartment, along with a stick of butter from its shelf and set them aside next to the cutting board. Carefully I pluck a head of spinach and a carton of mushrooms from the crisper drawer, while grabbing a jar of farm fresh milk. Along with the milk and vegetables, I snag the final ingredient, a bag of shredded mozzarella, introducing them to their counterparts near the stove. After dicing three to four medium sized mushrooms and chopping two select leaves of spinach, I place them to the side for the