r/Cooking • u/VorpalDormouse • May 16 '19

What basic technique or recipe has vastly improved your cooking game?

I finally took the time to perfect my French omelette, and I’m seeing a bright, delicious future my leftover cheeses, herbs, and proteins.

(Cheddar and dill, by the way. Highly recommended.)

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u/VorpalDormouse May 16 '19

Having homemade broth standing by in the freezer has totally upped my soup game.

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u/Hoodstomp36 May 16 '19

My girlfriend and I just started doing this using the leftover rotisserie chicken carcass from Costco instead of tossing it. It’s just so much better this way.

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