Cooking Secrets Chefs Really Don't Want You To Know

You don't actually need to be a professional chef to cook like one. Thanks to the many, many cookbooks, YouTube tutorials, Food network specials, and other assorted places to learn tips and tricks from the best in the business, there's never been an easier time to wow your dinner guests with your culinary prowess. In fact, some of the best ways to upgrade your meals are actually the simplest. To add these tricks to your repertoire, you don't need to pay for culinary college. Just watch this video. Here are the cooking secrets chefs really don't want you to know.

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Frozen fruits and veggies | 0:00
Local pizzeria pizza dough | 1:19
Cornmeal flour for pizza | 2:16
Instant mashed potatoes as breading | 3:07
Thicken sauces with leftover bread | 4:07
Phyllo | 5:14
Shrimp in foil | 6:02
Mayonnaise for fish | 6:56
Vinegar instead of salt | 7:48
Adding garlic | 8:54

[MashedFood]

What's your absolute best piece of cooking advice?

[markszyszkiewicz]

Yep...mayo with lemon pepper seasoning on fish is delicious. You can top it off with toasted panko crumbs when you bake the fish.

[baykitchenom]

Fantastic.. Stay blessed and stay Connected ❤️🇴🇲

[robertronning]

Wow it's about time thank you for not letting me go through a lifetime without knowing these secrets

[IKEMENOsakaman]

I have a cooking license in the UK, but I never knew about these "secrets" ^^;

[JSin]

The bread crumb thickening is actually the historical method for thickening, pre roux in European cooking. Honestly with the "secrets chefs don't want you to know" complete BS I have never met a chef that is not thrilled to talk at length about recipes, techniques or tips they have found in their years in the kitchen.

[christophermichaelfuller]

Yeah. I have met line cooks, with what appears to be a personality disorder, who would not share even the most common tips and tricks. They truly don't want you to know!

[jadehare]

I like how Reddit users always sound like amateurs 😂

[iuaislamf]

This wasn’t yallz best work. 🥱🥱🥱 Step up your game.