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Old 05.15.2011, 08:49 PM   #5
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I really appreciate his approach. I've been cooking regularly for about three or four years now, and I've gotten to where I can make some pretty decent dishes. I'm vegetarian and have a taste for Indian food, so I tend to make a lot of curries (in a broad sense) but enjoy experimenting and using what I have laying around to come up with new concoctions.

This says a lot: " I don't give quantities or exact recipes because I eyeball and taste everything like anybody who cooks a lot."

Anyone that has any desire in learning to cook needs to take this approach. People that constantly adhere recipes are not cooks. No problem using recipes as a guide, especially if you're starting out, but overtime, developing a sense of flavor and how different flavors interact is a really amazing thing. It's really great to see how he's fine-tuned his skills over time; it looks like he's made some really amazing dishes. I'm very impressed.
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