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>>>> On Thu, 18 Aug 2011 22:14:33 -0700, "Pico Rico"
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>>>>> > My salmon cakes started off tall and compacted as they cooked; but
>>>>> > browned beautifully and turned over like a charm, so it's a do over!
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>>>>> sounds great, but I think you mean "a do again", not "a do over".
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>>>> That's the correct interpretation of "do over".
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>>> I've always heard "do over" as: let's redo and try to get it right this
>>> time.
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>> Agreed.
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> Every time we make a dish, particularly a dish we created, we all say,
> "what will I do next time?" What will make it better?

I never say that. I either want to make it again or I don't.