Now, I can’t say for sure, but the chances are pretty high that I’m a terrible chef. No one’s said as much, and the food I make for myself is edible, sometimes even enjoyable. But when it’s time for a potluck, I either fall back on a few tried-and-tested recipes or buy something on the way. I’m most confident when my only job is chopping whatever someone tells me to. The less mess and stress, the better.
That’s what makes r/foodhacks so appetizing. The subreddit describes itself as “a place to share quick and simple tips on making food that has more flavor, more nutritional value, or both!” And really, shortcuts that make everyday cooking taste like you’ve put in twice the effort? What more could you ask for (besides someone else doing the dishes)? Here are some of the community’s tastiest and most creative tips. Dig in!
#42 🍉 I Was Today Years Old When I Figured Out How To Easily Drain All The Juice From Cut Watermelon
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