China cuisine and Games

You can not have heard of, but 10 years ago, there was a show called Cooking Master Boy. The show took place in a fictional version of China, in a fiction as the era of wars kitchen, which is under the Qing dynasty. In this China, cooks, not warriors or priests who are the epitome of bravery, wisdom and skill, and they compete with each other to see who is the best chef in China. The show is about Mao, a 13 year old boy who has a knack for cooking and travel in China after the death of his mother to learn cooking techniques and prove to everyone that he is actually the largest in the Chinas culinary masters. The style reminds me of programs and events such as Dragonball tournament martial arts. Cooking Master Boy also cooking competitions, where they use techniques and utensils that have names that sound like anime magical traits. For example, Devil Cow Knife, orthe Spiral Dragon Pot. Another cool thing about the show is that the main character is an enemy of the mafia leaders called secret underground kitchen Society. An interesting thing about the series, is that all the recipes and the dishes are quite common and can be prepared in real life for a true leader. The process and the reactions of people who eat the dishes that are exaggerated to give the sense of capacity super-chefs. For example, a character can throw a potato, to use his super speed to cut the potatoes into the air, and then take the potato slices to a plate, using your other hand. The person who eats potatoes prepared could so much love that it feels as if he or she had been transported to a paradise, with the musicians and fairies around him. But everything that he or she ate a potato was prepared in a certain way.

Of course, we do not have all the skills it takes to be a great leader, Mao. In fact, I can hardly do anything useful in the kitchen. My friends and family have a joke about it. They say I'm so bad at cooking that I can burn water when I try to warm up. It's a bit of a shame because I really like to see the kitchen, and I want to be better. I say it's a matter of practice, and that I will one day be able to prepare dinner for everyone.

So what should I do instead? I play cooking games online. Yes, cooking games, I find in several places. They are designed for children, but I can spend hours playing it. Actually play some of those character-type anime which made me think about China Cooking Master Boy. I can be a dork total in the kitchen, but with my computer, I can be a leader of great cuisine, like the great Mao China.