I have a weakness for short personality quizzes (and no patience for longer ones). The New York Times Well Blog recently ran one such quiz to assess your cooking personality. The categories are:
a) Giving: Friendly, well-liked and enthusiastic, giving cooks seldom experiment, love baking and like to serve tried-and-true family favorites, although that sometimes means serving less healthful foods.
b) Methodical: Talented cooks who rely heavily on recipes. The methodical cook has refined tastes and manners. Their creations always look exactly like the picture in the cookbook.
c) Healthy: Optimistic, book-loving, nature enthusiasts, healthy cooks experiment with fish, fresh produce and herbs. Health comes first, even if it means sometimes sacrificing taste.
d) Competitive: The Iron Chef of the neighborhood, competitive cooks have dominant personalities and are intense perfectionists who love to impress their guests.
e) Innovative: Creative and trend-setting, innovative cooks seldom use recipes and like to experiment with ingredients, cuisine styles and cooking methods.
I consider myself a Healthy cook, but that didn't register as highly in my results since I refuse to sacrifice taste. Taste should not be sacrificed in cooking. Ever.
Take the quiz here. And if you're inclined, post your results in the Comments section.
Sunday, March 22, 2009
I'm Innovative. And You Are...?
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5 comments:
Actually, I am not surprised at all! I am pretty sure that will be my result as well! But I'll take the quiz anyway.
Surprise, surprise! I came out healthy!
I was 4 Innovative to 3 Healthy - just couldn't pick one answer to most of the questions. But I really didn't like the bit about sacrificing taste. you're one of the best, healthiest cooks I know. cutting out unhealthy fats and ingredients doesn't mean sacrificing - i wish the quiz had not contributed to that thinking.
I think with only 5 questions, the quiz left a lot of information out. Could have been more thorough. Maybe we make our own?
Apparently, I'm a BBADD cook. Methodically competitive?
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