What is the first thing you learned to cook?

[David]

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scrambled eggs, in the microwave. now i cook them in a frying pan like a pro, though.

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[Alkaz]

Yeah probably scrambled eggs at school. I'm now a pro chef. I had a cook off at work with the French Chef with 25 years experience and people preferred my cooking (H)

[OldLoveSong]

mac n cheese

[Hana]

probably pasta properly ? i mean there's the whole toast beans thing etc but properly cook yeh pasta

[Lukasaurs]

beans on toast


chlamydia

[Alkaz]

chlamydia

#random

I just remembered the first thing I actually learnt how to cook was eggy bread, I've never cooked it since though so yeah scrambled eggs

[Kasabian]

does toast count? serious q.

Yeah probably scrambled eggs at school. I'm now a pro chef. I had a cook off at work with the French Chef with 25 years experience and people preferred my cooking (H)

have you spoke to @Prosiary

[Alkaz]

does toast count? serious q.



have you spoke to @Prosiary

Nope, why should I have ?

[Alysha]

Probably an omelette. Mastered the art of omelette making very young. I hate them though.

[Absently]

PANCAKES. I am a **** pro pancake cooker I'm telling you!!!