On Sep 26, 5:37*am, "Storrmmee" > wrote:
> i was referring to what one could learn on tv, knowing a process is vastly
> different from developing skills from knowing about it, i am sure one simple
> class doesn't make one an expert on any particular skill set, cooking or
> not, but to claim that veiwing a tv show does the same is really silly, and
> that was my point, i didn't mean to infer that years ow work and practice
> was discounted, as you know, i can tell from the recipes you post,
> experience in general and experimintation, are the only way to improve
> skills,
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> I hope tha t makes sense,
>
> Lee"Bob Terwilliger" > wrote in message
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> b.com...
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> > Lee wrote:
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> >> if you take one cooking class from a reputable school you learn all of
> >> that science stuff
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> > This is simply not true. People take YEARS to acquire that kind of
> > knowledge, and some of the people on the forefront (e.g. Harold McGee and
> > Shirley Corriher) are still experimenting and learning after thirty years.
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That's not what you said in original response you top posting twit.
You're great at back peddling.