Lessons Learned From a Lifetime of Cooking #13

The other day I learned about the psychological benefits of cooking as in Cooking as Mindfulness in Action. Sorry, I’m not buying this at all. The Psychological Benefits of Cookinghttps://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-humanistic-explorer/202603/the-psychological-benefits-of-cooking

Over the years when I invited friends over for dinner they got pretty excited. One day I asked what’s with all the excitement?

Chinese food! They were expecting something I really sucked at making. To this day I don’t make much Chinese/Asian stuff. I’d rather go out and eat something someone actually knows how to make.

So Lesson #13 is this: technique. This is the how and why a dish tastes better than yours.

I found this video and I now know why my Chicken and Broccoli sucks.

Who says you can’t teach an old trick new dogs?

Memo to Self – Don’t be discouraged to learn there are Chinese Americans out there more Chinese than you.

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