First thing you learned to cook

[Jazzy]

What was the first thing you learned to cook?

 

[Demon_skeith]

Hrmmmm, I think it was a frozen pizza. Not very exciting.

 

[Jazzy]

Oatmeal first, then scrambled eggs shortly after.

 

[Page]

Maybe Fish pie for me

 

[Jazzy]

Maybe Fish pie for me

What kind of fish is used?

 

[Page]

What kind of fish is used?

mixed in fact, salmon mostly. And remember it cost over $30 for the fish that I had to get Ochhh

 

[Sharon]

I'm pretty sure it was instant ramen. Either that boxed macaroni and cheese. I do remember a vivid memory of my mom teaching me how to cook french toast, I just don't recall if that was before ramen noodles or mac and cheese. lol

 

[Jazzy]

mixed in fact, salmon mostly. And remember it cost over $30 for the fish that I had to get Ochhh

Man, that was an expensive dish to make. Was it worth it?

 

[Page]

Man, that was an expensive dish to make. Was it worth it?

Indeed it was It was a Sunday evening and it was not easy to get hold of fish other then from a fish shop restaurant LOL

 

[Duskpire]

I learned how to do scrambled eggs. Then later I learned how to do spaghetti.

 

[Lee]

Beans on toast

 

[tdbnz]

I no to sure what the first thing I learned to cook was but one of them was macaroni and cheese it one of my favorite go to dishes always

 

[Jazzy]

I no to sure what the first thing I learned to cook was but one of them was macaroni and cheese it one of my favorite go to dishes always

From scratch or from the box?

 

[Shavkat]

The first food that I learned to cook was rice. In my family, we were trained to do it during our primary school days.

 

[bestwriter]

Making tea. We both loved tea and in those days we were addicts. I have now stuck to just one mug a day

 

[MYC]

I learned to make scrambled eggs.

 

[Cherry123]

it should be yam, I know I used to really love eating yam as a child and I can remember doing the cooking myself