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Christine Dabney wrote:
> On Tue, 03 Jun 2008 10:46:26 -0700, Serene Vannoy > > wrote: > > >>> So what kind of cook are you? The 'clean up as you go along' type >>> or the 'do it all in one go when you're finished' type? Or >>> somewhere in between? Just wonderin'. >>> >> >> I'm mostly a disaster when I cook, but I try to be better about it. >> > > I used to be a disaster type cook but when I learned how to mise en > place with all the little bowls, etc, I became much better and > cleaner. > The idea of mise en place freaks my mom out a little bit. I like to do vegetable prep early. So I'd be in the kitchen at 2PM and she kept saying, "It's not dinner time yet, why are you doing that now?" LOL I find it works better if I go ahead and (for example) mince the onion, dice the tomatoes, grate the zucchini ahead of time. It's portioned, in the fridge and ready to go. I assemble everything else I'll need by the stove/oven. Then when it's time to cook, it's all there. It definitely makes cleanup easier ![]() Jill |
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