What was the first thing you learned how to cook?
Mine was lasagne 
I was about 9 or 10 and my mum taught me. I knew how to use an oven before that, but that was the first thing I'd actually learned to make rather than just dumping some chips or something onto a tray and chucking it in the oven. How about you?
I was about 9 or 10 and my mum taught me. I knew how to use an oven before that, but that was the first thing I'd actually learned to make rather than just dumping some chips or something onto a tray and chucking it in the oven. How about you?Scroll to see replies
Original post by chelseadagg3r
Mine was lasagne I was about 9 or 10 and my mum taught me. I knew how to use an oven before that, but that was the first thing I'd actually learned to make rather than just dumping some chips or something onto a tray and chucking it in the oven. How about you?
I was about 9 or 10 and my mum taught me. I knew how to use an oven before that, but that was the first thing I'd actually learned to make rather than just dumping some chips or something onto a tray and chucking it in the oven. How about you?A victoria sponge - my mum's way. just dump everything in
Original post by chelseadagg3r
Mine was lasagne I was about 9 or 10 and my mum taught me. I knew how to use an oven before that, but that was the first thing I'd actually learned to make rather than just dumping some chips or something onto a tray and chucking it in the oven. How about you?
I was about 9 or 10 and my mum taught me. I knew how to use an oven before that, but that was the first thing I'd actually learned to make rather than just dumping some chips or something onto a tray and chucking it in the oven. How about you?Scrambled egg
You guys were so sophisticated with your first forays into cooking. I boiled some pasta and then heated it up with some pesto. Stuck some cheese on and hey presto! But then again no one taught me, it was an experiment!
I think it was a pasta bake, was about 13.
A cheese toastie in the breville when I was 4 years old.
I think a spaghetti bolognese in year 7 food tech.
A bowl of cereal? Pretty sure that counts as cooking
Spaghetti Bolognese. Asked my mum to show me how as I would eat it up to 4 times a week as a kid.
Cheese biscuits; I found the recipe in a school cookbook, yum! I was around 9-10 years old xP
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