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One of the most thrilling parts about cooking is the unique "secret techniques" we develop over time. You know the stuff that's never mentioned in recipes, but makes people exclaim, "Why does this taste so amazing?!" Here are a few of my secrets: I always add a pinch of espresso powder or instant coffee to my chocolate chip cookies. It doesn't make them taste like coffee, but it enhances the chocolate flavour in a remarkable, profound way. People always wonder why my cookies taste "extra chocola

How I Made Peace with Cooking I still remember the first time I tried to cook dinner by myself. I was 19. I thought it would be simple, just follow the recipe, right? But the moment I turned on the stove, everything started to feel wrong. The oil began to crackle so loudly it sounded like fireworks going off in my head. My heart started pounding. The overhead light felt like it was stabbing into my eyes. I couldn’t remember what step came next, even though the cookbook was right there. And then

This is a very nice artical about how neurodivergent cooks ( with Autism or ADHD ) can make their cooking much easier. I thought it was really thourough and well written https://www.eater.com/24253297/neurodivergent-cooking-kitchen-tools-hacks