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9763042 No.9763042 [Reply] [Original]

>watch cooking show
>they omit measurements and cooking times
>every action is sped up so I have no clue what they're doing

>> No.9763046

>>9763042
>being that bad of a cook

>> No.9763049

>>9763042
>not realizing that the point is to show you the technique
>not already having enough background knowledge to estimate the ingredient amounts
You're not going to make it.

>> No.9763056

>>9763042
They have a website with the recipes. It's been a thing since before you were born, clearly

>> No.9763087

>>9763042
>Not knowing the basics
>frog posting

I don't know what it is that you want to make. but, I'm glad you won't be making it since you clearly don't know how to follow a recipe.

>> No.9763103

>>9763042
that's because they want you to buy their book with the complete recipe, dummy

>> No.9763109

>>9763042
>that moment where you have anxiety because you aren't using a recipe
Try It or you will never break the habit. With baking recipes are fine. Otherwise you are going to make 12 different recipes and never like them because you didn't tailor them to your tastes.

>> No.9763379

Watch chef and my fridge 15 mins cooking per meal

>> No.9763432

The sperge autists are right - most of the time you can find the recipes online.

However, Mind of a Chef is particularly (((notorious))) for not providing any information about how to make the food. Quite frankly, it reminds me of medfag pirates who use a latin vocabulary and think that's somehow an awe inducing "secret club."