Pictured is a veggie quinoa salad with a fig white balsamic vinaigrette 😇

by benlovesdabs

26 Comments

  1. Derekblackmonjr

    Good work! Living alone has its advantages✌🏼

  2. GrannyGreenThumb

    You eat with your eyes first! Beautiful work!

  3. Dramatic_Potato_4916

    Satisfying to look at! That’s my main motivation for doing that for my solo meals 🙂

  4. Fabulous-Avocado4513

    Always do the same knife work for work and home because I don’t wanna develop bad habits.

  5. picaman13

    Guilty as well! nice consistent chop chef! Let’s see your Julianne!

  6. Single me used to do careful knife work thinking when I date someone they’ll be so impressed. My wife had spent the last 3 years complaining dinner is taking too long.

  7. GringosTaqueria

    Uh hi, I’m here for humble brag circle jerk, am I in the right place?

  8. devilfishin

    Let’s see Paul Allen’s salad. Nicely done Chef.

  9. Mississippihermit

    ….I pulled out my yanagiba to slice leftover steak and lay it over white rice. Completely unnecessary lol.

  10. meghna-9035

    It’s therapeutic to chop things up. Having uniformity in terms of shape and size. Also I am very peculiar about how veggies are cut based on the dish I’m making so I seldom ask for help in chopping. I detest choppers too because I feel like they make me lose control over the variations I can have. 

  11. Flashy-Carpenter7760

    Use the skills you have young Padawan

  12. Bad_Day_Moose

    I like when things cook evenly, when I cook them to the exact point that the flavour pops the way I want it, for me it’s not unnecessary it’s just part of the process.

  13. Nice Sukenari 😛 I mean, if you have a nice knife, might as well use it right?

  14. uselessandexpensive

    I chop as small as is practical for the cooking method/time. For me, it’s way easier and quicker to chop more and chew less later. Might as well practice making it at least slightly pretty while I’m at it.

  15. Sometimes yeah

    Other day though I ripped off some parsley barehanded

  16. limbictides

    Yeah man, I’ve been free of the kitchen for five years now, but somehow manage to maintain my knife callous.