Contest| "Tools to Spark Culinary Inspiration #15"

joan-na -

• In what ways have you improved your cooking skills?

As a woman, the best thing that I can do for myself is to improve my cooking skills which is something that I constantly do often to have a better home. I have improved my cooking skills is learning from others like learning how to cook what I haven't cooked before or don't know how to cook very well from my sister, mother, or friends around me.


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Also, I have improved my cooking skills, by reading posts on the Steemit platform. I do read about food content and I also watch some YouTube videos about cooking foods that have exposed me and helped me to improve my cooking skills.


• Explain 5 health benefits of fried food

Most people see fried food as an unhealthy food because of its high-calorie content and potential for negative effects on health, but there are also, benefits to eating fried food. The finger benefits of fried food are;


• Mention one meal you ate within the week and tell us the health benefits attached to it.


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Moi-Moi is one of the meals that I ate within the week and it is my favorite meal. Moi-Moi is a traditional dish in Nigeria that is made using beans which are proteins. The health benefits of Moi-moi are:


• Thomas Keller said, "A recipe has no soul. You, as the cook, must bring soul to the recipe." Give a clear explanation of this quote in 100 words.

To the best of my knowledge, Thomas Keller word emphasizes the importance of creativity, a Personal touch in bringing a recipe to life, and the passion one has for cooking. A recipe provides ingredients and instructions, but it is inherently lifeless which is seen as just a framework.

The quote also means that the soul of a dish comes from the interpretation of the cook, the optional connection to the process, and the effort that is been put into cooking. Factors like cultural influences, cooking experience, and attention to detail in the kitchen transform the recipe into memorable and something useful. The quote is a reminder for us that cooking is far beyond following steps meaning cooking requires heart, time, and individuality to create something truly special and meaningful.

I am inviting: @ruthjoe, @jasminemary and @dave-hanny

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@ninapenda