Describe a skill that you can teach other people - topic Skill

I actually really love cooking. It all started when my mom taught me my first

when I was 7 or 8 in order to help her cut fruits and other desserts. When she noticed that I picked it up really quickly, she started teaching me more simple stuff like how to properly fry an egg, how to boil veggies, how to make a basic , etc. After that, I started watching more cooking shows on TV and learned more techniques. Then, by the time I was in high school, I could already follow recipes by myself and make more complicated dishes, both traditional and foreign.

I think I could teach “basic” cooking skills because I consider it to be just a

of basic and . Anyone with a little patience and willingness to practice can pick it up in no time. It really isn’t . My immediate tip for you is that you should break essential cooking skills down to 3 main things: knife techniques, working with , and . With knives, I’d say that you should start slow, cuz if you are only cooking for yourself, there is no need to chop with like the chefs on TV, and always pay attention to where and is. With heat, it is okay to be afraid of it, but try to build your resistance up slowly, and a can always come in handy when dealing with heat. And with seasoning, remember to just sprinkle them in , and . You absolutely would not want to follow the recipe blindly and end up with the Dead Sea in your pot.

I think it is extremely important to know basic cooking skills because eating is a vital thing, and if you are content with leaving your survival in the hands of food delivery apps, then what would happen if one day you end up alone and those apps aren't available? Of course who knows if it would ever happen, but that’s some

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