[personsunknown]

Fine cooking is a combination of simple things. You meld together a sequence of simple tasks that result in a complex recipe, but we still do the basics of cooking that our "caveman" ancestors did. When the simple things become unnecessarily complex, it prevents us from creating a good recipe. We get so caught up in the unnecessarily complex details that we lose site of the goal.

[douche]

>When the simple things become unnecessarily complex

that's when the recipe shows up on Pinterest...

[blub]

No that's when you do molecular cuisine and need two bags of rice to make a simple 2cm x 2cm cookie.