youtube videos on how to cook fast

[Anonymous No.4927875]

post them. like veggie cutting techniques and things like that.

alternately i was thinking of trying to get a job as a linecook. that should teach me how to cook, yes? i have serving experience for a catering company in sf and it is the banquet season

[Anonymous No.4928079]

blimp

[Anonymous No.4928098]

Am I the only one that cooks kind of slowly?

It seems to me like I take a lot longer to make my meals, but no one has ever complained about the time I take or the product I make.

Whenever I go faster, I always seem to fuck it up/it comes out not as good.

[V for Vegan !!nAmNWZ0IHoS No.4929679]

>>4927875

I made this one, but to be honest, I don't think I ever seen any others.

[anonymous No.4929707]

I've always used my hands to basically tear apart and deseed peppers. Always seemed easier to me.

[Anonymous No.4930066]

>>4929707
i just leave tthe seeds

[Anonymous No.4930109]

>>4929679
I just learned me a thing. Thanks!

[Anonymous No.4930117]

>>4928098
I used to feel that way but then my only real sense of measure for cooking is what I see on TV so I always felt slow in comparison. I realized how dumb it is to feel slow compared to people that basically have everything done for them in advance/edited for time so now I don't care as long as it come out right.

[Anonymous No.4930160]

>>4928098
no you're not the only one
most people don't prep, which is why everything takes such a long-ass time
put things in order in your head first
then prepare ALL the ingredients you will need
then start putting heat in them
if you do it assembly-line style, it is faster, even if you're just one person

[Anonymous No.4930516]

is there an instructional on efficient/quick vegtable washing. i dont really care if its a thorough cleaning as long as its quick

[Anonymous No.4931377]

>>4930516
go die by dehydration brought on by e. coli