>There's no right or wrong way to cook. It's all about what you personally have a taste for. Only if you're cooking for yourself. Additionally, I've developed

>There's no right or wrong way to cook. It's all about what you personally have a taste for. Only if you're cooking for yourself. Additionally, I've developed a near vomitous reflex whenever I read "there is no right or wrong way to..." If there is no wrong way to cook, there is no reason to have cooking schools or to pay people to do it. Of course there is a wrong way to cook. Pretending that you can't fail at something is pretty much guaranteed to ensure failure.