Do you have any advice for me?

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16. Get educated

Start with a beginners cookbook. Then look for Alron Brown's first Food Network show Good Eats. He is real good explaining food safety and explains how and why with cooking. Here is a playlist with 39 full episodes.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSL8Njz6ML7AqqhKWCaDVL43aM_ABr6YU

I will give you one tip, when cutting things hold your fingers on the food hand so your nails are closest to the knife. It takes a little practice but better to hit your fingernail than anywhere else.

Maybe look for a state or local food handling certificate and just review the training info that way you can really learn the do's and don'ts.

Here is another tip which is a tool to cut all the extras from web recipies. Not sure if it is still live.

A tool for easily saving and organizing recipes found online. While you are browsing for a recipe simply put cooked.wiki/ before the url and it gives you just the ingredients and the instructions.

After that you can edit it and save it.

You can share your saved recipes with anyone and everyone can also can browse all your recipes. Feel free to try it.

Example:

Original recipe: https://www.alphafoodie.com/simple-homemade-rice-milk-2-ingredients/

The example won't make a clickable link here but it did just work.