This sentence comes from the food documentary China on the Tip of the Tongue. And it was said by a very magnetic commentator baritone, so it is very artistic. Recently, there are many interesting stories on the Internet, some of which are devoted to satirizing some things.
The extended use of this stem:
Usage: It is more common in video clips of food bloggers and UP owners, and can also be used to tease others' cooking skills.
For example, high-end ingredients often only need the simplest cooking methods. After two hours of busy work, Master Chen made a bucket of Master Kong.
So the meaning of this sentence is relatively simple and clear. So when you use this sentence, you can also use it in your daily life, especially when you don't need to consider it too complicated. Often some things, simple thinking, may be the kind of result you want.