Something that changed how you cook, a tip most people don’t know or something you discovered yourself. Or even something that you just think is cool.

  • garfield
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    10 months ago

    The first cooking tip I ever learned when starting to live on my own was: green vegetables like broccoli and brussels sprouts can be cooked to the point of being almost black and they won’t taste burnt. In fact, they’re really good like that. Really helped me wake up to the idea of actually choosing to cook and eat veggies, at a time in my like when dinner was primarily pizza rolls or chicken nuggets

    • Ithorian [comrade/them, he/him]@hexbear.netOP
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      10 months ago

      Broccoli is my favorite go to veg. It’s great in stir fry, fried rice, lots of currys, in salads and so many other things. It’s far more versatile than most people seem to think