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I think especially the videos that show the process, like J. Kenji's, are pretty good (don't expect to be as fast as him when making things, though). But you st
by glogla 3y ago
I think especially the videos that show the process, like J. Kenji's, are pretty good (don't expect to be as fast as him when making things, though). But you still have to try it and practice, not just watch.
The part of cooking I'm struggling with right now, and would love some guides and content on, is how to prepare a menu and plan groceries. It's a lot of work, but I'm sure there are ways to make it easier.
- leipert 3y agoDo you mean menu as in a weekly schedule or for a single function where you invite guests? Weekly menus have been easy for the family, if you plan in a few stews or rice/quinoa/bulgur/cuscus based dishes which are more forgiving with certain ratios of vegetables and stuff. So plan a few nice meals which need exact ratios, and with stuff you overbought/leftovers you can do these other dishes.
- giraffe_lady 3y agoWhen people ask me to teach them how to cook I definitely set expectations that we will be talking and shopping first. By the time you're in the kitchen with your knife out 2/3 of the work is already done.