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I wanted to cook some awesome khinkali for half a million, and they were inside a box, still in a cellophane bag.
I put the box upside down, cut the tip of the bag, turned away for two seconds to put the scissors in the cupboard – the box fell flat, and all the khinkali jumped out of it and scattered all over the floor.
I washed them somehow, threw them into boiling water, and they cracked and fell apart, resulting in a mushy mess of fragmented dough, broth, and meatballs.