We all experience ruts in the kitchen. Here are some tips to help you get back on your game.
Do you all ever lose your cooking mojo? I don’t mean times when you’re not inspired or not motivated, but times when you’re just not very good at cooking. I live alone, have a good foundation of cooking knowledge and experience, so I often wing it and accept — and expect — that I’m going to have some fails. But lately, I just seem to be off my game. Any suggestions on how to get my mojo back?
Never ask what’s for dinner again. Get one quick recipe in your inbox Monday through Thursday to inspire delicious meals., where we help you level-up your skills in the kitchen. Here’s how to get back to the top of your cooking game.What’s cookin’, friends? I’m Aaron, a food writer and recipe developer for Washington Post Food. I’m a classically trained chef who loves the comfort and soul food I grew up with and exploring other cuisines. Need help in the kitchen? I’m always happy to help.
It seems to me that you might be having a focus issue, where things that you are normally able to accomplish with ease aren’t working out how they used to. It’s happened to me on occasion when my mind has been elsewhere or I get distracted by other things going on around me. Perhaps this is the case for you?If so, what tactics do you use to regain focus in other aspects of your life? Some of those tricks might also work in the kitchen.
My chat co-host Becky Krystal chimed in with more advice: “If you’re off your game winging it, I would try to get back in the groove with some reliable, riffable recipes! Say,, which gives you plenty of room to customize. Or go to the library and grab a few cookbooks. Sometimes you just need a little guiding hand. Even as a professional who makes stuff up on the fly, I still follow a lot of recipes! Let someone else do the work for you and take the pressure off.
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