With stay-at-home orders in place in Ohio and Indiana, as well as carryout only orders for restaurants across the Tri-State, WVXU wanted to know if being forced to cook at home more was making you a better chef. So we put out the call on social media and you sent us your frustrations, creations and told us how in some cases, cooking was becoming a family affair.
Ken Walker that "Cooking is great therapy." And "If you can find Alton Brown's Good Eats videos you'll be educated and entertained."
Many people are being entertained by Brown. He to show what he's cooking in these tough times.
Jonathan Penney :
Made bread recently with my daughter. So much fun. Now I鈥檓 almost out of yeast. Will my fun end?
— Jonathan Penney (@jonathantpenney)
For some of you, the bar is already set high. Brian Dobbins tweeted that "It's going like this:"
Alana Szaijnert told us about the . That's where Tri-Staters share their latest creations and offer tips and tricks. Somebody even posted a video of Chef Boyardee inside pita bread.
Janissa Brown's flat iron steak was sizzling in a pan on Cincinnati Cooks, making everyone hungry. She said she used "Whachachahca sauce lolol (figure it out), onion powder, pepper garlic, lil zesty blend."
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The coronavirus has deeply hurt the restaurant industry. @Tim972 tweeted, "I am blessed to have married an amazing cook but we are also making an effort to get more takeout to support the restaurants."
Another post on the WVXU Facebook page pointed out a way to learn and help restaurant workers:
Arnold's Bar and Grill is one of many restaurants live-streaming cooking lessons. Bon appetit!
