my mom was sick and I try to cook .so i do it !

very nice :)

 

Homemade Ravoli and Dumplings and make them taste good!

The first time ever I cooked a meal all by myself was when I was sixteen. It was on valentine's day for my boyfriend. I decided to make pasta with salmon and spinach.

For the first time; It was delicious!

Learn to cook is one of that things that you have to learn if you want to live alone, the first time I cook and the other ones tell me I cook great was amazing I feel like I have won masterchef. You have to try it, it dosen't matter if is only a quesadilla make it the best quesadilla of your life

Aun me hace falta tomar clases de cocina, sin embargo ya no me muero de hambre estando yo sola.. ademas las personas ya recurren a mi para que les prepare mi platillo.. que en realidad no es tan complicado, pero igual me hace sentir bien :)

 

I now can make ethnic food... good old fashioned, southern oxtails and grits... fancier food like stuffed mushrooms and lite and healthy meals.

 

 I LOVE cooking!!

 Prajitura cu visine

Learn by survive by myself for one entire high-school summer

 

i really want to become a singer but learning how too cook is not bad

 

Cook all the time!! Best with friends or kids! Latest success was a lego cake from scratch!

 

 

I experienced quite some skils through time from my wife but now I did some workshops Chinese cooking.

Delicious !

Toen ik op kot ging heb ik de eerste jaren vooral overleefd op de maaltijden die mijn lieve mams me meegaf. Gaandeweg toch mijn eigen potje beginnen koken en mijn kookkunsten zijn tegenwoordig echt wel "on point" :)

 

 Proud owner of a Culinary Arts Diploma by University of Tolouse abd Taylor's University

I hv learned cook many dishes.. including chicken curry, rice, fish fry. It's a life saver now.

 Cooking is absolutely amazing :D I can't believe there was a time I thought I'm not ever gonna do that. Lol. Cooking is best, really. And knowing I CAN do that is smashing, really. Ever since I've had to put up with my diet I had to learn to cook different things all over again, but it's still soo enjoyable!

I cook daily.  However, I would love to be able to make amazing sauces from scratch. Also to be able to cook restaurant quality dishes with out recepies.

9 months of culinary school and a new career!

When I wrote this goal, the extent of my cooking abilities was Hamburger Helper, frozen entrées, and like.. breakfasty stuff. (Because who sucks at breakfast, really?) I had to Google 'how to cook chicken' at 24 years of age because I literally had no clue where to start.

I now know what dredging means, I can make a roux, I've made sauces from scratch, and I can toss together a meal in a pinch with whatever I have on hand. Substitutions don't send me into a panic. I don't follow recipes and rarely measure ingredients. Sometimes it even looks pretty. Those waffles are from scratch, btw, and they're filled with cheesecake bites.

While I don't believe I'll ever stop learning new techniques and improving my skills, I think it's safe to say, "Yeah, I can cook." A few other things I'll eventually get around to trying:

*Bake my own bread

*Cook a whole turkey or chicken; host Thanksgiving dinner

*Make candy

*Clean and cook fish I caught

 I can follow recipes really well, but I'm absolutely crap otherwise. It's something, at least.