How do i get into cooking? Is there a list of entry-level food?

>>7353561
Read the sticky.

>>7353570
What sticky?

>>7353575
Exactly.

Pick a food you want to make, find a recipe, then when you fuck it up figure out what you did wrong. Repeat until you stop fucking it up.

>>7353561
Eggs are a decent place to start. They're relatively easy, while still being a food that you actually have to pay attention to get right. There's also a lot of different ways to cook them, which will let you practice a bunch of different cooking techniques just by buying eggs.

>>7353599
The thing is that i don't know about any food i want to make, so i need recs about good and easy to make food.

>>7353561

Park your butt in front of a TV set and watch Good Eats episodes. Amusing, clever and you learn about cooking.

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The answer is: START COOKING. Try new stuff with what you have. Work to stock your kitchen until you're satisfied. COOK and COOK and COOK. Fuck culinary school. Cook because you want to cook. Recipes are GUIDELINES, not fucking rules that won't work if they're broken. The worst that can happen is the food may taste bad, or you might be burned. COOK and COOK and COOK.

>>7353635
cringe: the post

>>7353561
DELETE THIS