Collective Cooking

Let’s take a break from nutrition. I like cooking with others because:

  1. I learn new techniques, glean ideas and adapt them to my own cooking – similarly, others learn from me.
  2. More hands means faster prep work, which means less time actually cooking.
  3. More dishes, more variety
  4. You can learn a lot about people from their cooking, and how they cook with others.
  5. There’s an incredible intimacy that food affords – to cook well requires all the senses, and to share that with others brings them closer. It almost transcends genetics – if I cook with you, you might as well be my brother.

There are so many other reasons, but I think this sums them up.

3 thoughts on “Collective Cooking

  1. you should start a monthly cooking group. to start things off you can choose the “topic” in which you will cook around. like, a certain part of the world, a technique, a color, a specific vegetable and so on. People can come with plans for their own dish based on that “topic.” you could even bring wine/beer into the mix.

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