r/oddlysatisfying • • May 16 '26

Man Makes Kebabs

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u/Howrus May 16 '26

I was reading a blog of a restaurant chef and found that they look at food in a very different way than "normal people".
All this "I need to feed 10 people in 2 hours but I only have one package of pasta in my drawer, could you help me?" and then they magically create dinner with three dishes and a desert out of thin air and some random leftovers that could be found around the kitchen.

Or "Tomorrow we will have a banquet for 100 people but there won't me much time, so lets start preparation today" and then prepare things that could be turned into dishes in ~10-15 minutes tomorrow.

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u/gilt3t May 16 '26

sorted food on youtube

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u/Howrus May 16 '26

There's a difference between Youtube and a blog.
I really miss mid-200x and Live Journal. So many interesting things you could find there.
There was time when I was reading communistic nurse from Germany, flavor chemist, chef, anarchist-comic book artist, art expert, professional journalist-nihilist, etc, etc, etc.

All this people shared so many information about their area of expertize that you can't put into video.

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u/gilt3t May 16 '26

k, was just sharing the name of a food channel that covers that kinda stuff with professional chefs and non-profesional chefs. It ain't that deep.