Cooking Helps To Keep Me Grounded – Teyana Taylor

Teyana Taylor

Popular singer and actress Teyana Taylor has said that she is well on her way to becoming a chef. She recently had her say during Variety’s Actor on Actors interview with Oscar Isaac, and fans have been reacting.

According to her, she actually managed to tend to her “One Battle After Another” filming duties while also keeping up with her school work at the Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts.

Teyana added that cooking helps to keep her grounded since some dishes require patience and proper timing to get right.

Her words, “It’s actually the thing that gives me a few [minutes] to just be quiet and cook. It’s an art. But when I signed up and realized I had business classes and all other types of s—, I was like, ‘Oh, s—, baby.’ So now I’m on my way to the One Battle After Another premiere on my iPad, doing schoolwork.

Culinary school and working with PTA really geared me up. I feel like I’m going to be a great director. It might sound weird, like, ‘All this from learning how to make a steak?

I get to do it online, which is actually harder because you don’t have your chef there to say, ‘No, fix this, fix this. It’s kind of like, ‘Figure it out.’ I’m a straight A student! I be so proud.

Cooking and baking have always been more than just hobbies for me; they’ve been my passion, my peace, my therapy…Through every twist and turn in my life and career, the kitchen has been a safe space…No matter how hectic life gets, I find comfort in the rhythm of it all — the chopping, the stirring, the creating. Now, I get to take this love even deeper.”

WOW.

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