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>work at a restaurant
>busting orders, prepping shit and cutting vegetables
>never bitch or have a problem doing any of this even when busy
>cooking at home
>legitimately get frustrated making something simple as cooking chicken and sauteing vegetables
>feel like eating my fucking handgun just when I start cutting the chicken
Why the fuck am I like this? Does anyone know this feeling? Sometimes I go starving for the day or eat takeout twice a day.
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>>8224989
No idea. That's weird as fuck famalam.
Ask your boss if you can bring in your own ingredients and cook your food for the week at work, right before close/clean up.
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Your probably thinking the same methodology applies to home cooking which is false because pro kitchens are designed for quicker batch production for the masses.
For veggies just heat up the pan and let the heat do its work, maybe throw a touch of olive oil in for flavor. Chicken is easy as fuck to cook just put them in a dish and let the oven do the work its not that hard.
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>>8225004
I don't know. I can cut 20 pieces of chicken breast into small squares in under 6 minutes but it takes me 10 minutes trying to do 2 pieces from the stress. It just bottles up and I get fucking angry. Also whenever I try to make something, I always feel hungry the next hour and I have no more energy.
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>>8224989
Former software developer here and I had something similar. When I got home, the last thing on earth I wanted to do was touch a computer.
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>>8224989
yeah I only eat at work and fry up some hot dogs on white bread at home
>inb4 amerilard
>am canadian
>even worse
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>>8225132
lmao
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>>8224989
I feel ya completely. When I get home and try to cook with my normal cookware I feel like I'm cooking with a toy set. The other day I was waiting on some drumsticks to bake and kept getting frustrated with the slow cooking. Remembered I wasn't working with a commercial convection lol.
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>>8226584
100% this. Cooking for work is one thing, but if you don't have a bev within an arm's reach of you at all times in your own kitchen you're doing it wrong
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>>8226584
>Break out the red wine
This is when I do some of my best cooking.
It's no wonder chefs are alcoholics.
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>tfw when your kitchen is small
>working at a restaurant makes it feel even smaller
>get claustraphobic and frustrated at how little workspace you have
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