Starting her on celery, then we’ll graduate to chives.
Starting her on celery, then we’ll graduate to chives.
by Lo452
46 Comments
bint_haram69
🥹🥹🥹
Candycornonthefloor
That grip looks a wee bit iffy, maybe just the angle though. Good good chef
tiorzol
Looks fun but kinda sketchy. We got a thing called a kitchen climber for our little dude it’s like self contained box thing to stand on so he can help me cook.
peanut_gallery469
Your mini chef is adorable!
NapClub
shes doing a better job than some of the people who worked for me (when they started).
Cheffinitup254
Quite the small jump…That’s like going from making toast to making croissants.
ccorbydog31
Looks like she has a great future.
TriceratopsHunter
What age did you start her in the kitchen? Our 3.5 yr old helps me make pancakes on weekends, but was considering getting her a kids kitchen knife set and knife safe gloves this Xmas to help me chop things.
NegativeHoarder
“Having my kid cutting a couple of chives almost every day until this reddit says they’re perfect” here we go
Maleficent_Page7685
Such a heart warming post. Now get to the chives chef!
Update: Head Chef had to gear up to take the onions down. And Pastry Chef took time out of princess twirling to tackle stuffing.
Unlucky_Meringue_631
Awwwwwww she looks very interested in doing a good job. 🥰
Unlikely-Risk-5278
Did you already give her a degree in back pain?
Helpful-Conference13
Atta girl! Teach her the claw grip with that left hand. She’s doing great, I just don’t want to see her get cut.
SVAuspicious
The stool is good for angle and leverage. The mat is a good call for avoiding slipping. Grip looks okay for little hands.
I’m not impressed with “kid safe” knives. Get her a real knife. Something bigger.
Lots of encouragement.
Give her time before carrots. They’re hard.
It doesn’t matter if she goes to culinary school or into professional cooking. Cooking is a life skill. A lawyer or a doctor who can cook is a force of nature.
MissMortem
I did this with my mom as a child. Love to see it! RIP Momma.
MRAGGGAN
Which knives are you using?
My kid wants to help in the kitchen, but the kid knives we got suck assssss. Can’t cut an onion, much less celery.
Zantheus
But as we all know, no one really graduates from chives 🤣
ItsAMeAProblem
This is so adorable I cant even.
cotton-candy-dreams
Love it, would love to see little boys also being brought up in the kitchen! Cooking is an important life skill for all genders.
Rymurf
looks like my tall ass hunched over trying to work at a standard workbench
Giovannis_Pikachu
FYI she should not be hunched over like that. Maybe a slightly shorter stool. This is bad for your back.
RipOdd9001
Celery, the gateway vegetable.
comfortablesweater
This is absolutely adorable! ❤️
TofuttiKlein-ein-ein
What a cutie patootie! Love her little apron!
Logical-End-6856
It’s cute, but this setup is a disaster waiting to happen
PomegranateRude8285
Starting her on those back problems early I see
Abject-Compote8355
When I was commis I had a sous chef that used to punch me in the lower back to straighten up while at the cutting board. “Want to keep working when you’re 40???” Other than that, very good form chef, I see a bright future.
delo357
Proof that video gamea lead to violence, & using reddit influences chile labor
^/s
eljudio42
Please get her a single step stool. Or even those step exercises bench that have extra levels so it can go higher as she gets taller. She’s really straining her back here and being at the right height will make her knife skills better! Source: I’m a person with dwarfism who worked in professional kitchens for 8 years.
JaneLaneIRL
Watch your lumbar support, little chef!
Boobox33
What kind of beginner knife does anyone recommend for a 3 year old?
WolfghengisKhan
Love this so much! I bought my boy a set of those serated plastic knives a couple years ago when he was 3 and now he gets upset if I start cooking dinner without him.
Nevermore71412
Still too big. Try again.
Or at least that’s what my chef would have said regardless if I did it right on my first attempt. Can’t let them get too cocky.
lord_hijinks
So… anyone got a cat named “Celery?”
NeonAndCigarettes
Her back is going to be shot before she ever clocks in lol.
fsantos0213
Pretty soon she’ll be washing lettuce. Soon I’ll be on fries; then the grill. In a year or two, she’ll make assistant manager, and that’s when the big bucks start rolling in. (Adapted to fit this scenario)
KingGallardo
Not perfect, but already perfect
scorpio_fun
Hey this is so cool! I have a little chef at home too and am wondering are those the knives that are supposed to not cut skin? I would love to upgrade her tools but I have bad anxiety these might help me feel better. Thanks!!
RIF_Internet_Goon
Well she has alot of good examples as of recently on how chives look when they are well chopped.
CompetitionDecent986
My little chef cut the celery, potatoes, and mushrooms today too, I just forgot to take a picture of her handiwork. My other little chef mashed the yams and snapped green beans. While, the third little chef kept stealing veggies to eat raw.
PeaceABC123
She is so serious about doing a good job! Love that!
46 Comments
🥹🥹🥹
That grip looks a wee bit iffy, maybe just the angle though. Good good chef
Looks fun but kinda sketchy. We got a thing called a kitchen climber for our little dude it’s like self contained box thing to stand on so he can help me cook.
Your mini chef is adorable!
shes doing a better job than some of the people who worked for me (when they started).
Quite the small jump…That’s like going from making toast to making croissants.
Looks like she has a great future.
What age did you start her in the kitchen? Our 3.5 yr old helps me make pancakes on weekends, but was considering getting her a kids kitchen knife set and knife safe gloves this Xmas to help me chop things.
“Having my kid cutting a couple of chives almost every day until this reddit says they’re perfect” here we go
Such a heart warming post. Now get to the chives chef!
https://preview.redd.it/hwvuy5zddo3g1.jpeg?width=314&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=df056f1d1e44fd9f29a7a2fdf6464c440c5d272d
Come back tomorrow, lil chef. 🫡👍
Sharpen yer blade G’damnit.
https://preview.redd.it/rezfciq2eo3g1.jpeg?width=2400&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c4cb963dbd561d4e2a262fe152ad6d6ebc1a385e
Update: Head Chef had to gear up to take the onions down. And Pastry Chef took time out of princess twirling to tackle stuffing.
Awwwwwww she looks very interested in doing a good job. 🥰
Did you already give her a degree in back pain?
Atta girl! Teach her the claw grip with that left hand. She’s doing great, I just don’t want to see her get cut.
The stool is good for angle and leverage. The mat is a good call for avoiding slipping. Grip looks okay for little hands.
I’m not impressed with “kid safe” knives. Get her a real knife. Something bigger.
Lots of encouragement.
Give her time before carrots. They’re hard.
It doesn’t matter if she goes to culinary school or into professional cooking. Cooking is a life skill. A lawyer or a doctor who can cook is a force of nature.
I did this with my mom as a child. Love to see it! RIP Momma.
Which knives are you using?
My kid wants to help in the kitchen, but the kid knives we got suck assssss. Can’t cut an onion, much less celery.
But as we all know, no one really graduates from chives 🤣
This is so adorable I cant even.
Love it, would love to see little boys also being brought up in the kitchen! Cooking is an important life skill for all genders.
looks like my tall ass hunched over trying to work at a standard workbench
FYI she should not be hunched over like that. Maybe a slightly shorter stool. This is bad for your back.
Celery, the gateway vegetable.
This is absolutely adorable! ❤️
What a cutie patootie! Love her little apron!
It’s cute, but this setup is a disaster waiting to happen
Starting her on those back problems early I see
When I was commis I had a sous chef that used to punch me in the lower back to straighten up while at the cutting board. “Want to keep working when you’re 40???” Other than that, very good form chef, I see a bright future.
Proof that video gamea lead to violence, & using reddit influences chile labor
^/s
Please get her a single step stool. Or even those step exercises bench that have extra levels so it can go higher as she gets taller. She’s really straining her back here and being at the right height will make her knife skills better! Source: I’m a person with dwarfism who worked in professional kitchens for 8 years.
Watch your lumbar support, little chef!
What kind of beginner knife does anyone recommend for a 3 year old?
Love this so much! I bought my boy a set of those serated plastic knives a couple years ago when he was 3 and now he gets upset if I start cooking dinner without him.
Still too big. Try again.
Or at least that’s what my chef would have said regardless if I did it right on my first attempt. Can’t let them get too cocky.
So… anyone got a cat named “Celery?”
Her back is going to be shot before she ever clocks in lol.
Pretty soon she’ll be washing lettuce. Soon I’ll be on fries; then the grill. In a year or two, she’ll make assistant manager, and that’s when the big bucks start rolling in. (Adapted to fit this scenario)
Not perfect, but already perfect
Hey this is so cool! I have a little chef at home too and am wondering are those the knives that are supposed to not cut skin? I would love to upgrade her tools but I have bad anxiety these might help me feel better. Thanks!!
Well she has alot of good examples as of recently on how chives look when they are well chopped.
My little chef cut the celery, potatoes, and mushrooms today too, I just forgot to take a picture of her handiwork. My other little chef mashed the yams and snapped green beans. While, the third little chef kept stealing veggies to eat raw.
She is so serious about doing a good job! Love that!
See you in 12 years, chef.
Oh this is the best! See you tomorrow Chef 💚