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Along with this family history comes a very certain way of doing things. And if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that, should you be so foolish as to comment – even semi-jokingly -- on the other person’s certain things, you can be guaranteed at least a dirty look, or cayenne pepper added in mass quantities to your plate. You can learn HOW to do things from the other person—how to roll up a pot sticker, how to carve a flower out of a radish. But now, instead of asking Chris WHY he’s slicing the bell peppers like that, I just stick to my own task. We’ve started to separate what we’re doing, so that we can do things our own way and still have a great meal at the end. Ready to start learning to share your kitchen duties with another person? Here’s a two-person recipe, for those who want to cook together without getting in each other’s way. But enough of my blabbing—let’s set up some counter space, grab the ingredients, and go!
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