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I use a version of this preparing for the holidays when I have multiple dishes all trying to finish at approximately the same time. I use a vertical grid forma
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I use a version of this preparing for the holidays when I have multiple dishes all trying to finish at approximately the same time.
I use a vertical grid format, top to bottom, with rows bucketed into 10 minute increments. Columns are different cooking implements, so I can ensure I am not over allocating space in the oven/microwave/whatever nor my ability to manipulate the next dish.
Makes it trivial to assess where I am in preparing everything on game day. Also, it gives me a historical artifact for the meal. Which is unexpectedly neat to reference.