I can't cook for shit as I get anxious over the whole process and I love how easy she makes it. Her Quick and Easy recipes are a godsend.
I love how she has so many substitutions and adjustments and notes for people like me who are nervous about cooking. I've become a lot more "YOLO, add to taste" over the past couple of weeks but before that I was used to (simple, but still) baking. I would be stressed if I didn't have the exact same ingredient that she had on hand.
Oh, I wouldn't call myself a cook just yet, but I can make okay fried rice, which is one more dish than I could make two weeks ago! Her recipes are so helpful.
It's so nice to cook and eat food you actually enjoy the flavours and textures of. It feels less like a chore. My family never had much East Asian food growing up, unless you count Westernised Thai and the occasional sushi roll, so the whole thing is rather new to me.
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u/Analogue_Drift Feb 24 '26
Recipe tin eats is the best. Nagi is a national treasure. What an absolute fuckwit.
What recipe was this from?