Day 154: Culinary Consulting

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When you are the smallest, roundest, cutest being in a household of large pale featherless creatures, it can be easy for them to forget to consult you in critical matters…..such as cooking your dishes.

However, a simple shriek (or a few) can easily remedy this oversight.

Once you have the attention of the featherless being who oversees your meals, you can begin to offer your expertise.
Once you have the attention of the featherless being who oversees your meals, you can begin to offer your expertise.
You can start by directing her towards the items you most enjoy consuming.
You can start by informing her about the types of dishes you most enjoy consuming.
Your extensive knowledge of all things culinary can also help improve simple kitchen basics like "stirring."
Your extensive knowledge of all things culinary can also help improve simple kitchen basics like “stirring.”
When in doubt, it is always a good idea to sample the dish-in-progress.
When in doubt, it is always a good idea to sample the dish-in-progress.
The small featherless chef will come to collect you again when she needs more guidance.
The small featherless chef will come to collect you again when she needs more guidance.
You can use "cuteness" to draw her attention to important ingredients she may have overlooked.
You can use “cuteness” to draw her attention to important ingredients she may have overlooked.
Most importantly, you can offer the gift of your reassuring expert presence as she prepares your meal.
Most importantly, you can offer the gift of your reassuring presence as she continues meal preparations.
Enthusiastic dining can give the chef confidence and let her know what dishes she should make frequently.
Finally, enthusiastic dining can give the chef confidence and let her know what dishes she should make more frequently in the future.

Author: Shannon Cutts
Co-Author: Pearl Cutts
Special Guest: Grandma Dana Cutts, aka the “Small Tree”

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Cockatiel, redfoot tortoise & box turtle mama. Pet & people blogger.

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