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Take a cooking book, search something you like, buy the parts, start. Really .. cooking is not hard. When you are more advanced you can improvise and experiment
by sgift 11y ago
Take a cooking book, search something you like, buy the parts, start. Really .. cooking is not hard. When you are more advanced you can improvise and experiment, switch ingredients for others and so on, but that's optional. For 99% of all things you want to cook there is a recipe out there that was already tested by someone else.
If you really do not know how to start there are always cooking classes. They can be fun, but they are not strictly necessary.
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- markatkinson 11y agoI agree. Some people really put cooking on a pedestal. Really you just need to find a recipe that sounds like something you will like (and I recommend a good book rather than the internet, and Mexican!), and then source the best possible ingredients and have fun. Once a few dishes have been prepared it sheds a lot of light on how easy it actually is. Obviously there are more complicated recipes out there, but its pretty simple to impress people with the right recipes. Hilarious how this whole comment section has turned into advice on how to cook.