The
fish swims its last stroke as the chef grabs it, ready to prepare it for his
meal. He cleans the fish, guts it, and prepares it using traditional Taiwanese
methods that have been passed down generations. As you can see, the chef uses
very fresh ingredients, an important aspect of cooking in Taiwan. He then
starts preparing other ingredients, such as peppers, onions, and leafy greens. It
is clear that he must move from one ingredient to the next quickly, since there
are many moving parts to prepare this dish. Look at the variety of ingredients
and techniques he is using to prepare this meal, like how he is steaming this
mixture of vegetables. Next, he must go outside and choose which bird to use
for this dish. After careful consideration, he grabs the bird that has the meat
that he believes will best complement the other ingredients and brings it to
the kitchen. Look at all these moving parts that he has to keep in mind as he
is cooking, swiftly moving from preparing one ingredient to the next, ranging
in the various types meats and vegetables. Also notice the variety of methods
he is using to prepare these dishes, which requires an extensive collection of
kitchenware and dishes. What really makes the meats great is all the spices and
flavors he adds while cooking them. After all this preparation, the chef is
finally able to put all of the moving parts together as he folds together the
dumplings, ready to be served.
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