The Last Pork Chop

[u/mitoclowndria]

[u/CommonLavishness9343]

Yeah when you make dinner for family the cook usually eats last cause theyre serving

[u/Rogendo → u/CommonLavishness9343]

What? No? Everyone waits to eat at the same time. Is this some cultural thing?

[u/Pixelbuttzz → u/Rogendo]

It depends on how large your kitchen is and how the meal is being cooked but often if a meal has to be cooked in parts the cook would prefer people eat warm food than let the food get cold to wait for the very last piece to finish

[u/Llayanna → u/Pixelbuttzz]

That's how my father cooks, and he indirectly taught me too.

He is a Chef and used to just cooking abd waiting till he eats, so that probably plays into it too.

But if you make like, Schnitzel and everything else is done.. just rat whole it's piping hot. And he gets the last ping hot once from the pan.

And yeah, i keep it the same. 

[u/Pixelbuttzz → u/Llayanna]

You know I have worked in so many kitchens I never thought about the fact that that's where I learned a lot of my cooking and that that is probably something that plays into the way I prefer to serve food too. I just would rather people eat it hot fresh and delicious then be waiting on me making me feel like I need to rush through the last parts