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    9 months ago

    The Conquest Of Bread has a section on communal kitchens which would fix this problem. So chalk another one up to capitalism

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    9 months ago

    That’s why I put everything in the dishwasher. Knives, scissors, sponges, brushes, nonstick pans… if you can’t survive the dishwasher then GTFO my kitchen.

  • papertowels@lemmy.one
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    If you’re pressed for time, this cookbook has been great for my family. Basically it’s a meal prep day where you prep ingredients (cook the protein, prep veggies), and for 3 different meals you mix some stuff together, throw it in the oven, and boom, a freshly cooked meal in 30 minutes, 20 of which was waiting for the oven.

  • DosDude👾@retrolemmy.com
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    I mean, I’ve just created a cars coloring drawing for my toddler that took an hour, and it was 5 minutes of coloring fun for him. But we’ve got a nice new drawing on the refrigerator, so we have that going for us

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      also like, what the fuck kinda cooking are these people doing???

      when i cook i use like… 3 pots and pans at most? frying pan, saucepan, and big pot for boiling pasta/potatoes/whatever

      takes like 1 minute to handwash holy shit, and if you have a washing machine it’s even more a complete non-issue

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        Making something super basic like waffles or crepes is still gunna be a couple Bowls, measuring cups, utensils and a pan, as well as a bong, downstem and bowl… Add eggs and bacon make it 2 pans. 8-10 items to wash without plates and utensils to eat with.

        Now let’s do steak with compound butter, potatoes, and a salad.

        Cutting board, skillet, spatula, plate to salt & dehydrate steak. Cup to melt butter, garlic press. Pot for potatoes for mashing, pot for gravy if not using skillet. Spoon for tasting. Salad board, knife and spoons and Bowl to mix salad. 10-15 items and im not even high enough to be hungy enough to eat something this heavy.

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              Sorry but skill issue

              You literally can use just one spoon to scoop and weigh things. Of course just dumping the ingredients in is going to make a mess, just like how just dumping them into a measuring cup is going to make a mess.

              You literally can reproduce the exact flavor of a dish using a scale, you can’t do that with rough measuring tools.

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      9 months ago

      Even just rinsing them as you go makes it easier to wash later on.

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    Hobby cook who likes to experiment accidentally making something that tastes like shit so you don’t even get the 10 minutes of pleasure:

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      That’s part of learning. I’d you don’t experiment and do crazy shit every once in awhile, you’ll never learn what works and what doesn’t.

      The experimenting part is the best. It’s your stomach telling you it’s craving something different, and you’re trying to figure out how to deliver. It’s great.

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        It actually lasts longer when I’m not living alone. I get embarrassed when someone realizes I just ate 5000 cals in one sitting.

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    9 months ago

    I never do recipes that take longer than half an hour to prepare. Unless I can eat multiple times from it with the whole family.

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    9 months ago

    This is why I still live in my parent’s house. I cook and my mom and brother take turns cleaning the dishes.

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    9 months ago

    I crushed more uber eats food than I should have last night. 50 seconds of ordering.

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    Trick yourself into thinking you’re enjoying the journey too

    I love cooking apparently

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    Depressed people, listen, I understand that pile of dishes is symbolically more than a pile of dishes. But trust me, get up now and do it. It will take you 5 minutes and you might even be rewarded with a hit of dopamine. Go now. You can do it; I believe in you.

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    This is why I don’t cook anything fancy.

    If I can’t throw together in 2 minutes and toss it in a a cooker unattended until a timer goes off or eat it uncooked, I don’t care enough to make it.

    Boring? Sure. I still enjoy my ramen with broccoli and my canned peaches oatmeal.

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    9 months ago

    Who says you have to wash the plates? Keep it in for the next time! It’ll enhance the flavor. /s