LEARN HOW TO COOK VOL12In the world of gastronomy, people often say that we eat with our eyes first. Making something delicious isn’t enough: you also have to think about the colors, arrange the ingredients properly, and present the dish in a way that whets your appetite before you’ve even tasted it.
And that makes perfect sense.
You can prepare exactly the same food in two different ways and make one version look like it came from a restaurant, while the other looks like something you threw together at four in the morning after coming home from a night out.
Presentation matters.
The women in these videos seem to have understood that part of cooking perfectly. We might not know exactly what they’re preparing, which ingredients they’re using, or how long any of it is supposed to stay in the pan, but we have to admit that
they’ve managed to keep us focused on the entire process.
Of course, after watching them chop, stir, grate, sauté, and season, you may reach the end without remembering a single thing about the recipe.
But we’re not going to blame you.
Because whenever someone says that we eat with our eyes first, it’s worth remembering that
they never specified exactly where we were supposed to look.
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SPYING ON THE NEIGHBORdavid
Let's admit it: we've all looked out a window a little longer than we probably should at some point.
You're at home, you glance over at the building across the street and notice someone with the lights on and the curtains open. And even though you weren't looking for anything in particular,
suddenly you're curious about what's going on in there.
Part of the explanation is pretty simple: we're social animals and our brains are naturally curious about other people. We're interested in seeing what they do, how they live, how they interact and, along the way,
comparing their lives with our own.
But there's another ingredient that makes it particularly appealing: we're seeing something that
wasn't prepared for us to see.
On social media, practically everything is selected, staged and often even fake. A neighbor's window offers the exact opposite: little glimpses of everyday life without filters or staging.
It's basically unscripted television. And precisely because you don't know what's going to happen next, even something completely ordinary can keep you watching for a few extra seconds.
Of course, there's a difference between that casual glance we've all taken at some point and turning your neighbor's life into your own personal Netflix series.
Curiosity is human; deliberately invading someone's privacy is another story altogether.
And if the neighbor happens to appear naked...
Well, let's just say scientific curiosity increases considerably.
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