Learn to cook

[Kylie]

Where did you learn to cook?

 

[Ash]

I still need to learn how to cook some fancy dishes to be honest. I can follow recipes quite well but without a recipe, I can only make basic stuff which isn’t great

 

[Sharon]

I still like to follow recipes - whether it's one from online or in a recipe book. I like to remake things that taste good to me especially if I already have the ingredients on hand.

 

[Demon_skeith]

Can't say I really cook, but I learned a bit from my mom, grandma and a cooking class at school.

 

[Kylie]

My mom taught me to make eggs, grilled cheese and sausage when I was six, but I wasn't allowed near the stove without anyone around until I was 10. Ever since, I've been looking though recipes and watching cooking competition shows to vary up my cooking.

 

[Sharon]

My mom taught me to make eggs, grilled cheese and sausage when I was six, but I wasn't allowed near the stove without anyone around until I was 10. Ever since, I've been looking though recipes and watching cooking competition shows to vary up my cooking.

What would you say is the best thing you've ever made?

 

[Kylie]

What would you say is the best thing you've ever made?

Probably the first real meal I ever made - Beef Stroganoff.

 

[Sharon]

I love beef stroganoff especially when made from scratch.

 

[Shavkat]

I had learned to cook "Odong Sardines" a few days ago. It was not bad for the taste of this dish.

 

[bestwriter]

Mother only taught me to chop, grin and wash vessels (lol) It was only after my marriage that I learned by using the trial and error method but today I am a great cook

 

[Cherry123]

Where did you learn to cook?

My mum taught me when. I was younger but I grew older I learned more from YouTube food channels and it has been beautiful

 

[MYC]

I basically learned cooking from my mother, although at school, we also had cooking class.