Yeah you know better than a classically trained French chef. LOL. Do you think he never considered that?

Yes, but instead of considering the pedigree of the instructor, you could also just cut the fucking onion.

What's wrong with his pedigree?

	▲	IAmBroom 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		Expert Fallacy, for one. Michelin-rated chefs have been quoted as believing that washing wild mushrooms makes them soggy and removes their "wild flavor". Which are both provably false.

bbarnett 3 days ago | parent | prev [-]

Appeal to authority is a logical fallacy.

It can be a logical fallacy. It's not nearly always.

	▲	account42 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		It is always a fallacy because even if the conclusion is correct you are cheating yourself out of learning the reason for the decision.