• python@lemmy.world
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      11 days ago

      You do that by figuring out who is more enthusiastic about shouting “Yes Chef!”

      • Stupidmanager@lemmy.world
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        11 days ago

        I assure you, my current gf is like master chef and my notably “cute” dishes are demanded because she loves just helping. “Yes chef” is said frequently to a point where we’re just giggling, but i know it turns her on so I let her do it.

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        11 days ago

        If we get in each other’s way when trying to help cook, we use “Yes Chef” to re-establish the flow and order lol. It works surprisingly well

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      10 days ago

      This is the real answer right here!

      Not just partners but really anyone it’s easy if you establish who is the head chef and who is the sous-chef(s).

      I’m happy to cook with as many sous-chefs as we can cram into the kitchen. Heck I’ll put someone on a grill outside if I get too many. An extra two sous-chefs? Sounds like we’re about to have two extra side dishes. Maybe a pie. Now the dishes are washed before we’re done. Now they’re dried and put away! I can find more tasks! Floors swept, counters wiped, I can find tasks for a small contingent of sous-chefs! Mad with power.

      And same in reverse, there’s something so hypnotic about just being the sous-chef. YES CHEF. Cut the veggies smaller YES CHEF. Just go with the flow. Ahhh