Cthulhu Corrosion: Another World Rescue Plan

Yan Chun's biggest problem now is not that he doesn't want to accept a disciple, but that he thinks that he can't taste the taste and can't judge the quality of his apprentice's craftsmanship. Naturally, he can't give guidance and is no longer qualified to teach his disciples. .

For Yanchun, cooking skills, no matter how many skills, are all about cooking the best delicious food. Therefore, the chef should use the advantages and disadvantages of the ingredients according to the season and give full play to the chef's strengths.

Only by tasting the quality of a dish can we know whether there is a problem with the heat, knife skills, seasoning or other aspects, and give accurate suggestions.

Yan Chun now feels like a teacher who possesses unique skills and vast knowledge, but cannot correct students' homework.

Mo Yu understood Yanchun's pain. Yan Chun is a craftsman who is extremely dedicated to food and cooking skills, so he has extremely high requirements and sense of responsibility for himself and his apprentices. It is this persistence that puts him in a dilemma.

But, do adventurers care about this kind of thing? What they covet is Yanchun’s skill template!

"In my hometown, there is a saying: 'The master leads you in, and cultivation depends on the individual.' Not every talented apprentice can eventually achieve a career."

Mo Yu said, "I understand your concerns, but I have to point out one thing - these adventurers are just like the young man who is now in your kitchen. They are young and have just climbed to the divine level. It can be said that there is a huge difference between my realm and yours.

You are already a master chef, so you focus on how to complete a dish to perfection. For you, whether a dish is delicious or not is the only criterion for judging success.

But for these adventurers who have only reached the peak of professional level, they still have a lot to learn.

Faster, finer and crisper knife skills, smoother and more perfect flesh-removing techniques for killing monsters, more precise and precise methods of controlling flames...these are what they want to learn most and need to learn the most.

If they don't lay the foundation well, they won't even be able to come up with a dish that's good enough to impress you.

In this part, I have a method that can be used to evaluate the ability of world awareness. I can find out the problem and correct their bad habits without judging the taste of the food.

As for the seasoning itself, IMHO, whether a dish tastes good or not is not only related to the dish, but also to the diners' own preferences. Some people like sweet food, some people like spicy food, some people like salty food, some people like it light food...it's hard to agree on this.

You might as well focus on teaching your skills to the adventurers first, and let them research the seasoning on their own.

In the process of climbing the divine steps, some people will fail, and some will give up... Perhaps many of the thousands of adventurers you teach will be swallowed up by the waves in the waves, but some will succeed in the end.

And as they grow, so will your treatment. Maybe, by the time they've mastered their skills enough to come up with a dish worthy of your taste, your sense of taste will recover a little. "

Yan Chun's expression gradually softened, as if he was touched.

He raised his eyes and looked at the kitchen. His sight seemed to penetrate the wall and saw the busy black cat in the back.