Re:Ask HN: What's the most valuable thing you can learn in a...
by boring_twenties on Thursday November 21, 2019 @02:57PM
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Strongly second the first two, strongly oppose the third. Omelettes are far too difficult for a beginning cook. Fritattas on the other hand are trivial (you just pour the eggs/milk into the pan after you've cooked the filling a bit).
1. A good fried rice
2. A good stir fry
3. A good omelet
These three things alone will mean that you'll have substantial, delicious food at the ready. They're incredibly flexible in terms of ingredients and need minimal skill. A stir fry or fried rice can take any vegetables or meats you have at hand, and an omelet can take everything from ham to mushrooms.