Redundant reduction, the art of removing excess fat and moisture from ingredients while simultaneously adding nothing new. A delicate dance of removing and not adding, much like a chef who insists on using only the finest, freshest ingredients, but somehow ends up with a plate of plain toast.
Read more about Ing1, the art of unnecessary mincing. Or, if you will, learn about Ing2, the science of slicing things very thinly.A humble ingredient, often overlooked, yet always there. A canvas waiting for creativity, much like a plain white plate, devoid of any real character or flair.
Read more about Ing2, the thinly sliced alternative. Or, discover the majesty of Ing3, the unrefined yet somehow endearing chunk.