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Aug 2019
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Get Yourself in the Kitchen, Learn How t...

Shari Rash, Money Podcast for Women, Personal Finance, Relationships & Mental Health
About this episode

What was the first thing you learned how to cook? For me, it was scrambled eggs and ever since I’ve been fascinated by food. Cooking has a reputation for being scary and expensive, but it is anything but that.

As Ken Rubin, who is an accomplished chef from Rouxbe and our podcast guest says, "Start with one dish, one little thing…master that, and then build out your toolkit of food." Great advice whether you want to turn your love of food into a business or just want to learn how to make a few killer dishes. Learning how to cook is probably one of the smartest money moves you can make – and you can bank on that!


What You'll Learn

  • How can learning how to cook really save you money
  • What are some staple dishes that everyone should know how to make
  • Breaking down some of the biggest myths around cooking, including Ken's answer to "I can't cook"
  • How you can turn your love of cooking into a full-time career
  • Some of the most inexpensive but awe-inspiring ingredients that you might have in your pantry right now


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