
I made dinner tonight. Here's the sink afterward:


I find the differences between China and America endlessly fascinating, and one of them is the culture around food. One small aspect is the prep going into such interesting and varied dishes. Wendy generally only uses one of my knives - my largest. She generally uses one of two utensils - a spatula or chopsticks. And she only uses one pot - the wok. She steams in the wok, boils in the wok, fries in the wok. She cooks rice in the rice cooker, and she does boil noodles and make some meat dishes in a small saucepan. But that's it.
I made two dishes for our meal this evening, and don't really feel like I used an unnecessary dish in the process. Handy that I'm the one with the housekeeper!
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