Young people use AMD CPUs to cook curry

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If you’re only going to watch one video today, you should definitely watch the video on the たれみみChannel (taremimi channel). This Youtube channel has just uploaded a video on how to cook curry with CPU AMD Phenom II.

Sounds strange right? When cook curry, normally users will use gas stove, but in this case only CPU is enough. The CPU can not only process countless calculations in a minute, but it can also double the temperature as a handy hob.
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Taking advantage of this feature, たれみみChannel has made a step-by-step guide to cooking on AMD Phenom II. The first step is to chop the ingredients. The perfect tool used as a slicer in the video is the I/O shield from the motherboard. This tool has wreaked havoc on PC builders’ hands for years, but now it’s time for the shield’s sharpness to be used more effectively when slicing onions and carrots.

Once the vegetables are prepared, simply remove the cooler and place a small saucepan over it. Add fat, heat butter, then pour the chopped onion into the pot, transfer the onion to a plate after it has softened. Continue to fry the beef, once the meat is cooked (it may take a while depending on how hot the CPU is), pour the onions, carrots and water into the pot and cook for a while. Finally, after the curry has boiled, dissolve a curry ball for flavor. Wait for the curry to dissolve and it’s done! You can enjoy hot curry cooked from your gaming PC. Of course, a little advice for those who intend to apply this unique cooking method is: don’t try it at all!
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