Science of Cooking

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Loss of cooking skills has hurt our ability to adapt to rising food prices, experts say (www.cbc.ca)

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[–] shalafi@lemmy.world -2 points 10 months ago

I argued some of that here. If you know how to cook, it's not time consuming at all. As I said, my wife can make delicious devilled eggs seemingly appear out of thin air, and we eat on those for days.

She just whipped up a batch of raw hamburger meat loaded with onions and garlic. I can make a hamburger out of that as fast, or even faster, than waiting 10-15 in the McDonald's drive through. And again, once made I can eat on that all week long.