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i love cooking, i did it as a gcse and got an a
i can cook quite a lot of things like pastries, pastas, cakes and other stuff. but my best thing to cook is probs a souffle, everyone says they're really hard to cook but i don't think they are you've just got to get the correct consistency etc.
cooking is fun! :)
i actually am pretty good at cooking to be honest. i learnt the basics from my mum and nanna and sort of did my own thing from that point onwards. i would have to say that my best dishes are spaghetti bolognese (from scratch) and spicy chicken stir fry (which i make my own sauce with and marinated chicken :o)
i did want to go into cooking when i was older but changed my mind, i still enjoy it tho!
I do quite enjoy cooking and I took Food & Nutrition as a GCSE option. I don't really stick to ingredients, try giving it my own touch. I'm not the best, but hey, I'm learning! :)
i'm good at baking but cooking is a dif story, i think it's cos my attention span is very small so i can't be bothered to spend hours making something!!!
i live off pasta
im terrible at cooking, i burnt some beans earlier when making my breakfast, it kept sticking to the bottom
i can cook quite well, i do most of the cooking in my house anyway haha. but i wouldn't say im advanced at all!
I would be a good cook, my mother is a fully-qualified chef so learned quite a lot off her.
I don't really have a best dish! :)
Ye this is about as good as it gets with me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kasabian
I actually really like the 'idea' of cooking, but I really am just shocking at it.. haha :)
I can cook Supernoodles/Paste n Sauce/Mac n Cheese without reading the instructions now? I'm too pro.
whoever cant make supernoodles without instructions has no place in the kitchen :P unless their femaleQuote:
Originally Posted by Kasabian