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When learning to cook, people say to "learn techniques, not recipes". Which techniques should start with? (lemmit.online)

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The original was posted on /r/cooking by /u/onetoomanyusernames on 2023-10-05 00:06:47.

I don't wanna brag but I already know how to boil an egg, AND I'm planning on learning how to make 'em sunny side up.

But in all seriousness, I'm a terrible cook and I think that's because I always tried to learn recipes but then I'd only know how to make that one recipe exactly the same every time.

I read that you should learn techniques instead, and that makes sense to me. So what kinds of techniques should I learn?

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