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Before the existence of the recipe, skilled practitioners had their own folklore, built from decades or centuries of trial and error and experience. Now, anybod
by Smaug123 7y ago
Before the existence of the recipe, skilled practitioners had their own folklore, built from decades or centuries of trial and error and experience. Now, anybody can simply copy a recipe and inherit that experience, no matter how skilled.
It takes skill and/or time and effort to discover a recipe in a field like baking, where the desired chemical reactions are fragile and easy to disrupt. The message of the post is: don't try and discover recipes in difficult fields like baking, unless you know what you're doing.
- phyzome 7y ago> don't try and discover recipes in difficult fields like baking, unless you know what you're doing. Or unless failure is an option! (And ideally, you're at least writing down what you did.)
- smitty1e 7y agoMy point is that there is a chicken/egg problem here, irrespective of the use of egg products in the recipe.