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I'll never look at the toy the same way
Nice visual explanation…👊🏽
And that’s when you know it’s ready to be flipped to the other side 😊
The laugh at the end is pure gold. Thanks Lan!
Very nice and simple visualization of a complex proccess.
Are you a student of Alton Brown?
A new Good Eats replacement!
So what is the solution, now that we know the cause?
Wow thanks for this. It all makes sense now!
That was great!
Simple enough to understand 😊🙏🏼
Great explanation with the visuals. Made so much more sense.
I'm a visual learner, this was such a great explanation.
I love you all
Thank you from a visual learner.
I never understood why recipes would state not to pry the meat off of the pan.
Cliff Tan is a Singaporean architect, author, and feng shui expert, and YouTuber @DearModern sums it up nicely.
"Now you know."
Love the visual explanation from the cooking goddess.