Do you or your parents cook everyday?
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Rarely go from complete scratch, but frequently do almost everything and then add some kind of sauce or powder to make things easier/cheaper/better.
The only things I tend to do from scratch are casseroles, lasagne, bolognaise etc. I don't think it's 'cheating' to use herb/spice sachets, though, so I do that kind of thing a lot.
The only things I tend to do from scratch are casseroles, lasagne, bolognaise etc. I don't think it's 'cheating' to use herb/spice sachets, though, so I do that kind of thing a lot.
Everything mum cooks is from scratch set for breakfast
I personally prefer from scratch depends on my time
I personally prefer from scratch depends on my time
not everyday.
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Last time I cooked a meal was about 6 weeks ago, last time I ate something that could probably be described as a meal, about 2 weeks ago, the everyday thing doesn't really apply here...
That said my mum does cook everyday, sometimes might use leftovers to make a pasta sauce or something but yeh, it's 'from scratch'.
Also, because this post reminded me of it, I'm going to give everyone some advice my father once shared with me. 'All these people looking for money and things have got the wrong idea, what you really want is scratch, you can make anything from scratch'
That said my mum does cook everyday, sometimes might use leftovers to make a pasta sauce or something but yeh, it's 'from scratch'.
Also, because this post reminded me of it, I'm going to give everyone some advice my father once shared with me. 'All these people looking for money and things have got the wrong idea, what you really want is scratch, you can make anything from scratch'
I cook nearly every day for myself, my mum and my boyfriend because I have no choice
EDIT: although I will admit I usually enjoy cooking
EDIT: although I will admit I usually enjoy cooking
I cook during the week, then often get takeaway or go out to eat on the weekends.
Most of my food is about as "from scratch" as it can get without growing my own rice, making my own noodles/pasta or raising chickens.
Most of my food is about as "from scratch" as it can get without growing my own rice, making my own noodles/pasta or raising chickens.
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