Do you remember the first dish you ever cooked? Was it good?

[Genie23]

The first time I tried to make something wasn't a dish. I was confused about how to turn off the stove. Yeah, I was THAT stupid/clueless and I ended up making a very terrible chai because I had no idea how much water should I add, how long do I boil it, how much tea should I add, when should I put milk... All I know that I wanted to make some chai and surprise my mum when she wakes up! It was so bad that when I tasted it, I teared up and threw it away. Lol! I thought dramatically that my taste buds are forever ruined but my mum didn't mind the taste at all. 😭

Since that was a beverage it doesn't count but I think the first ever dish I made was okra. Either okra or fenugreek leaves. I have a bad memory 😭 but I remember the dish turned out to be so good but the chapati I was supposed to have with the dish was pretty awful. Didn't dare to knead a dough for years after that, lol.

So, do you remember the first think you cooked and whether it was good... Or was it really, really GOOOOOOOD? Thank you!

Updates

11 mo

Turn ON that stove* not turn off 😭

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[YourFutureEx]

I have many stories.

Does roti count as a dish? When I was little, I used to bug my mom every day because I wanted to make chapatis myself. She used to give me a bit of dough to get rid of me. I used to make it flat on the floor, accumulating all the dust and bacteria. And then after making it, I used to be so adamant about eating it. My parents never allowed me to eat it because of course, it wasn't hygienic, but I was so whiny. So, my mom used to sneakily make a chapati of a similar shape to trick me that it's mine and offer it to me.

Fast forward to my 20s. I used to send my food snaps. I never cook my food (I mean I can't or else the house will be on fire). Sometimes I buy it and heat it in my microwave, and I do not know why, girls were just so ready to unnecessarily be impressed with me. Upon seeing my snaps, they were like "Wow you can cook this? You can also cook that? Wow chicken? You can also make non-veg? 😍" And I was like "umm... yeaaaa I can 😅 (I can only boil water at best 😭)"

But now as I'm in my 30s, I have gotten so better that I won't die hungry. I have learned to make chai, maggi and boil eggs 😤 Sanjeev Kapoor who?

[Genie23]

Awwwwwww!!! Little adamant YFE wanting to make roti on the floor! 🤣 So cute but I laughed so hard at dust and bacteria, lol.

I'm amazed at your mom making the chapati look so identical that you couldn't even tell. I have quite a hard time as a kid too. I remember being very stubborn and picky eater. I refused to eat anything that had garlic, onion or ginger in it. So, she would make two dishes. One for family and one for me without onion and garlic after some point my mum decided to fool me by sneakily adding those stuff in the form of paste or chopping them into little pieces that I couldn't even makeup there was onion and garlic, lol I enjoyed happily.

I also remember being stubborn about wanting little piece of dough because I wanted to make a lizard with it (I don't even like lizards!) lol. And I would happily shape it into one and would also ask her to give me some red power or something as I want to add eyes. Gross now that I think of it as I find lizards scary and icky 😭

ROFL!!! Can't believe you lied about knowing how to cook just to impress girls when all you could do was boil some water 🤣

Chai, maggi and boiled eggs? Itna saara?



Lol. You could even best Sanjeev Kapoor in a competition! I believe in you 😁

[YourFutureEx]

I should not have told you about my embarrassing story 😓 yeah I have a long history of getting tricked by women xD

LOL you were a born Buddhist. Kid Genie only liked satvik food but got corrupted.

Lizard chapatis really sound like a good business idea for a restaurant. Considering people eat all kinds of garbage recipes nowadays like "dada ji ki fati chaddi se bana chilla", https://youtu.be/9yZC9pz4pi0?si=2HuWceW0ccDVY3tE

Come on, I didn't lie 😭 😭 😭 I only sent snaps. They started complimenting me and it felt nice 😭

Me after coming out of the kitchen after making better boiled water than Sanjeev Kapoor:

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[Genie23]

Hahahahaha!! That's what you ALWAYS say but still end up telling me stuff 🤣 I had no idea you were that naive. Sounds like I'll be added to that list on next 1 of April 🤣

Sativik food but got corrupted... Couldn't have described it any more perfectly 🤣

[Genie23]

CHIIIIIIIIIIII YAAR! Ughhhhh!! That's the grossest manner of cooking I've ever witnessed! I am going to throw up 😖 (*Notes to myself - don't check out links sent by P/YFE before I eat food or drink chai*)
Thank you for making me feel better about my lizard dough (never asked her to cook it but I did ask her to cook map shaped roti I rolled, lol). I'll make sure to send you that first because of encouraging me to try it again 🤣

ROFLMAO!!! I'm deaddddddd 🤣 That was good, lol

[Genie23]

You know I must say you make the most perfect boiled water. I can't imagine anyone else being this good. 😯 I mean it

[YourFutureEx]

Okay no more embarrassing stories. I'll only tell you about my success stories from now on 😤

My poor guy just wanted to continue his grandfather's heritage :(

"I make maps as roti", That's a nice way of saying "I cannot make gol rotis" :P

[Genie23]

I have many ways to convince you to tell me embarassing stories. Soooo, good luck with that 😛

🤣🤣🤣

I know, lol. I mean, we all tried and made some exotic shaped maps at some point. Round is easy and overrated maps are tricky. Better? 😆

[YourFutureEx]

Can I have a roti that's shaped exactly like the keys of your locker? That would be really impressive and I truly believe in your skill :-)

[Genie23]

ROFL!!! 🤣🤣🤣

Sure as soon as you teach me how it's done using your locker 😁 as I believe you have better skill than I do. 😇

[YourFutureEx]

Here, take the key to my locker and draw it on a piece of papar and then try making a chapati of that shape 😇 I'll pack the key in a box for safe delivery.



I'll be waiting for your key 🤠

[Genie23]

[YourFutureEx]

I have answers to your every question but your gif game is way stronger than me 😩

[Genie23]

They don't call me Gif Master for nothing 🤣 I figured out the only way to beat you is with gifs, lol.



There's my key. 😇

[YourFutureEx]

Wisdom king vs Gif queen


The thieves on G@G must be drooling over our locker keys conversation, only to see stupid gifs xD

[Genie23]

Hahahaha! I love that gif.
But wait! Did you just say I'm NOT wise? 🤨😤 Be careful. You're playing with fire here...-.-



LMAO! Indeed 🤣

[YourFutureEx]

Come on, don't do that to me lol



I will figure your gif game out someday and finally beat the gif queen but I won't stand a chance against the Meanie Genie

[Genie23]

LMAO @ the gif!
** You few moments later**



Me a bit later-



Good luck with that, Clueless little... I mean Wisdom King YFE 🤣 See you someday, lol

[YourFutureEx]

Lmaooo she has chai in her hand. Howww? Where did you find that 🤣 who's working under you making these?

[Genie23]

She sure does! 🤣🤣🤣 I mean one of my nicknames is Chai and I love Chai way too so, I had to find a meme with Chai in it. Seems right, doesn't it? 🤣 Let's just say I have found ways to come up with bizarre but funny gifs and memes. If I tell you, I'll have to kill you xD So, enjoy losing to me instead. 😝

[Genie23]

But jokes apart I usually type keywords of the kind of things I want to see in memes and gifs but this time I didn't type chai or anything. I just typed Funny fire gif and disaster girl gif then she showed up. I kept going through her captioned gif... found even one that edited her face into looking Elon Musk and the burning house was twitter 🤨 I kept looking before I found this Chai and I was like That's it! This is SO me 🤣

[YourFutureEx]

I have told all my friends and family and lawyers that if they ever found me dead, it means that I've opened the Genie's meme treasure chest.

I am feeling kinda jealous of you tbh. You have chai as your exclusive iconic thing. What would be in my hand in such memes? I cannot imagine anything 🤔 bananas? I like bananas a lot but that'd be kinda gay.

[Genie23]

LMAO!! 🤣🤣

Awww! It's okay. I'll find something that will be perfect for you but to be honest, I wasn't even thinking that you holding a banana would look gay but thank you for making me imagine you with another dude while holding a banana, lol

How about you holding a paper cone of moongfali? That would leave quite an... impression xD

[YourFutureEx]

Do not. I mean DO NOT imagine me with another dude, especially with a banana in my hand 😑

"Hey YFE, you don't wanna hold a banana because that's gay? How about you hold a pack full of NUTS?"
Yeah sure

[Genie23]

A little too late for that. I even imagined you guys getting all touchy feeling but hey, I'm not judgmental
auntie. You kids live your life. Who am I to judge? 🤣

I never even thought about moongfali/peanuts THAT way. What the actual f? 🤣🤣🤣 You've got a dirty mind. You ought to be banned from using angel emoji. 🤨

Okay, fine. You pick your iconic/signature logo because I'm sure no matter what I pick will sound wrong to you 😭

[YourFutureEx]

Yeah and I was the bottom guy in your imagination, right? 😑

I do not have a dirty mind, I have a sexy imagination 😇

What else would nuts mean? First you gave me a banana in one hand while a man is oiling me up. Then you gave me nuts on the other hand and I am the person at fault?

[Genie23]

I wasn't even imagining you guys in bed 😭 I have Alok Nath approved mind, lol

Sureeee, if that makes you feel better xD

I didn't give you a banana! You gave yourself one 🤨 wait, what guy? Why is he oiling... what in the world?



I gave you peanuts because I was thinking of saying tum moongfali khate khate meme banao but that took a turn o. O

[YourFutureEx]

Not even in bed? Where were you even imagining me? In the shower? Rooftop? Farm? Car? Public? 😳 You mind seems Ekta Kapoor approved.

Bless me with innocence.


No nuts. I think I'm fine with banana in my mouth as I make a meme. Please don't imagine another guy with me 🙏

[Genie23]

No, no, no! Lol. I was just imagining you guys hugging while standing. Sheesh. You're your own worst enemy, you know. Things you do to yourself 🤣

That gif. I love it!!! 🤣🤣🤣 So cute.

Okay xD

[MrOracle]

I'm pretty sure it was pancakes at about 7 or 8. The first couple of them got thrown out, but once I had the temperature right on the griddle, the rest were great.

Eggs took a couple of tries, and I was probably a year older before I made those. By 10 or 11, I was cooking entire dinner meals. I always liked to be independent.

[Genie23]

Nice! I think we all have made that mistake of cooking pancakes or eggs before making sure the temperature is right 😅 What matters is you kept trying and after just a year you were able to cook proper dinner meals. It's really impressive.

[FreyaRed]

My first dish cooked from scratch was bolognese sauce after I watched Tim Maeltzer in German TV.
My parents left me often alone for weeks just a women came for 6-8 hours as I was in school to take care of my 11 years younger brother. I was forced to learn to be self-sufficient as child very soon. I often cooked ready dishes that I made a salad or side dish as add.
We cooked in school spaghetti bolognese before but with 500g meat for 10 liter sauce with 3 onions and garlic powder it taster like crap. Even worse than Mamma Miracoli bolognese from glasses. As I made my first one with Argentinian grind beef, lot of veggies and real Parmesan cheese I was flashed about this taste.

[Genie23]

I'm sorry to hear that and feel it was unfair on you that you had to grow up sooner because of the responsibilities. 🙁 but hey, tough times made you independent and strong at this point. I can bet now you are damn good at cooking.

[TsundereMatrix]

I never really cooked until I took a Home Economics class in middle school and high school which involved both cooking and sewing. I had a lot of dietary issues growing up and/or I didn’t like what we were making so I rarely ate it but one day we made chicken tenders which I like and don’t bother my stomach. They ended up being the best chicken tenders I ever made. I made them at home later that week and my family also loved them!

[Genie23]

That's awesome! 😁

[AI Opinion]

I vividly recall my first culinary adventure: spaghetti aglio e olio. It was a modest beginning, inspired by my love for Italian cuisine. I remember carefully slicing garlic, sautéing it in olive oil, and tossing it with al dente spaghetti and a sprinkling of parsley. The simplest ingredients came together to create a dish that was surprisingly delicious. Though I was nervous at first, the joy of creating and tasting that simple yet satisfying meal lit the flame of my culinary passion. 🍝✨

[Genie23]

Gee, how come AIs has more interesting stories to tell than I have 😓

[MrChinaski]

I cooked Apricot Chicken when I was 13

[Genie23]

@bddddd Nice!!

[Puppystarfish23]

I don't know if this is a thing in other countries but in the UK they trie to teach us how to cook and prepare meals from a very young. Obviously with adult supervision and child safe cooking tools.

I can't really remember the first thing I've ever cooking but it was probably rice crispy cakes I'd imagine

[Genie23]

I didn't know that but that's awesome. Teaching kids to learn cooking is something I feel every parent should do as I struggled in my 20s trying to learn how to cook. Life would have been easier had my parents teach me how to cook 😅

Nice!

[AviatorTom]

The first thing I ever cooked was spaghetti and sauce (from a jar), as a teenager, for my family. It was okay, they said.

The first full-blown meal I ever cooked was in college, when I had a few friends over for dinner. We had salad, veal parmigiana and ice cream for dessert. The veal was slightly overcooked but otherwise everything was edible.

[Genie23]

Awww! 😅 At least you made the dish. I only made tea and that was undrinkable in my teenage years. I started cooking for a bit in my mid 20s but couldn't even knead a dough so, I think you've done much better job than I could have 😅

[SotiCoto]

Does baking count?
For some reason I'm vastly more confident baking cakes or bread than basically anything related to meal-preparation... Like I can just throw together a chocolate cake easy as you please, but I find the idea of just making a fancy dinner really unpleasant.

[Genie23]

It does count. I love chocolate cake and the fact that you can make it gets a big thumbs up from me! 🤤

[genericname85]

yeah. the first time i ever cooked, i was trying to fry some pan ready cordon bleu with mixed veggies and mashed potatos. i burned the cordon bleu to a crisp from the outside. completely black. and the cheese inside was still cold and the inner part of the meat raw xD it was a complete failure. good thing there was leftovers.

[Genie23]

Awww...🤣🤣 You made me feel better about my cooking disasters and inability to make proper chai and bread, lol. Jokes aside, I'm just glad there was at least some leftovers!

[genericname85]

well first times rarely go super well :D but that's long ago and i can cook now :)

[Genie23]

True! 😆
That's awesome ☺️

[Brandi555]

I tried to make cookies when I was younger and burnt to whole tray. My mom was pissed when she found a tray with burnt cookies stuck to it in the garbage. And the garbage bag melted and got stuck to the tray also. Brandi was banned from the stove after that. ☹️

[Genie23]

You tossed it hot into the garbage? 😳😳 Awwww! You must have been too young so I can understand why you were banned. She didn't want you accidentally hurting yourself 😅

How long were you not allowed to cook? 😯

[Brandi555]

Well technically I’m still not trusted. I’ve had some other unfortunate experiences with the kitchen.

[DangerouslyCute]

I fried beautifully black toasts :D

I think I was 9 or something :D

[Genie23]

Awwwww! 😆

[DeeDeeDeVour]

I kinda remember that it was an omelette that I first cooked when I was either 7 or 8 years old.

I also kinda remember that it was bland because I forgot to add salt.

[Genie23]

The fact that you cracked an egg at that age and even made an omelette is impressive enough for me even though you forgot salt 😅

[DeeDeeDeVour]

I loved hangin' around the kitchen with my mom and my grandma.

I learned so much from them, starting at an early age.

[Genie23]

Awww! So sweet ☺️

[beenherebefore]

I don't think it was a dish it was probably a side dish. I don't remember exactly what it was but I guess it was either white rice or scrambled eggs.

[Genie23]

Nice!

[Xawyx-2]

I was cooking spaghetti, and they were ok, I already had the sauce from the can.

Ah, I was making chai too, the first time it was a disaster, but the second time, it was a big success 😌

[Genie23]

But at least your spaghetti wasn't a disaster 😅

Thank you for making me feel better by saying your first attempt at making chai was a disaster, lol. I'm glad you nailed it the second time 😁

[Xawyx-2]

Yep, I was lucky I guess :P

Indeed, I love chai :D
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[Genie23]

Yogi tea? I never heard of this company in my country. Must be from other country
You drink masala (spice) tea! 😳 I couldn't have guessed you like spices that much 😅 Surprised!

[Xawyx-2]

Yes, Yogi tea is an American company founded by some Indian immigrant, they have great selection of tea 😋
Of course I like masala tea, I'm a fan of many spices, Indian, Indonesian, Sri Lankan...
You like spicy food too?

[Xawyx-2]

LoL at the update 🤣

[Genie23]

I see 😯 I didn't think most foreigners could handle bit of spice in their tea but I was wrong 😅 I like spicy food? I LOVE spicy food. I grew up eating VERY spicy food in my family as we are part of that community which is known for their spicy food, lol

[Genie23]

🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭 I tend to make fool of myself all the time and don't even realise it until much later when I finally get enough sleep 🤣

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[Xawyx-2]

Ah, we have so much in common, I had Paneer tikka masala for lunch 😋

[Xawyx-2]

I hope you had enough sleep 😆😂🤣

[Genie23]

Yummmy!! 🤤🤤🤤 SHOULD HAVE SHARED IT WITH ME 🤣

I did sleep well last night that's why I realised the typing mistake I made in the question description 😅

[Xawyx-2]

I would gladly share it with you, all I need is a teleporting device :P

It's ok, most people didn't notice your mistake, nobody complained 😁

[Genie23]

Don't look at me. You have to build that 🤣

Phew! 😯

[Xawyx-2]

Ok, I'll try 😜

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[Genie23]

🤣🤣🤣

[wynning]

I remember the Mother Teresa nuns taught us how to make sambar and I burnt the water...

[Genie23]

What!! I was going to say "How's that possible" but then I remember there was one time I put water to boil and added some tea. Went to sit for few minutes thinking I'll get up right on time found my saucepan has tea sticking to it like chikki, lol.

[wynning]

I was joking! But pulling that off is honestly impressive, I guess chai can be a chikki mutation well done lol

[Genie23]

LMAO!

[HawkPerception]

Spaghetti and Bolognese. And to this day it's still one of my favourite dishes to cook even though it's easy

[Genie23]

Yummm 🤤

It doesn't matter even if it's easy. What matters is your first attempt turned out to be a success, which shows you're natural. While I kept making errors until I got it right, lol

[midnightmoon05]

I do not remember. But when I recalled... I had always cooked for a family of 5-6 people.

3-4 dishes, rice, soup. etc.

[Genie23]

3-4 dishes, rice and soup? All that effort from the first time you cooked? Impressive. 😊

[midnightmoon05]

Yeah. It’s easy. Rice in rice cooker. Chicken and mushrooms in a pressure cooker. green lefty veggies washed and boiled , a little oil and a sprinkle of salt. Soup in a big pot. The content in the soup is edible….
Other days, egg dishes, ribs, steamed fish… just time consuming to prep certain things… once we get a pattern going… it’s easy.

[Vevv123]

It was rice. I kept stirring and stirring. You’re not supposed to stir rice, well at least that much unless you want a big sticky rice ball. 😬

[Genie23]

Awww! Lol. I've done the same mistake 🤣

[Vevv123]

Really!! 😂 and its funny because you would think rice is easy to make. And I was so disappointed I refrained from trying to make it until years later. 😬

[Genie23]

I swear!! Lol.
I did the same with rice and also when it came to making a dough. So, I don't blame you 🤣

[Likes2drive]

I’m sure the first time that I ever cooked myself a meal it was probably OK only because I was watching how my mom did it but she wasn’t really that good of a cookie either But I certainly don’t remember what it was since I was probably just a kid

[Genie23]

Trying to cook from a very young age and making sure it didn't turn out to be a disaster (like mine) is an accomplishment in itself 😅

[Likes2drive]

My mom had an old cookbook that I used to follow directions very carefully, but it was for baking stuff since I love to have brownies and cookies. I knew if I made them myself, I could have plenty of them.

[Genie23]

Awww! Sweet

[Miristheiss]

Too long ago.

I think it was chili or tuna caserole.

It was pretty good. I just used my mom's recipes.

[Genie23]

That sounds really good 🤤

[red-lipstick-girl]

When I was 11, I broke an egg and it was raw, then I threw it in the trash, now I can cook very nice meals.

[Genie23]

Awwww! I'd still thinking breaking an egg at that age was quite an accomplishment 😁

[wkhan_87]

I still can't break egg properly

[Genie23]

@wkhan_87 😅😅

[MannMitAntworten]

It wasn’t what I would call a dish but I remember. Grilled Cheese. It was a failed first go. I was 7. Learned heat control and that butter was necessary too. The second go was a success.

[Genie23]

7 is a very young age so it happens but you got it right on the second attempt. That's what matters 😊

[MannMitAntworten]

Yes and thank you.

[Passerby2]

No I honestly don't. It was likely just scrambled egged or something like that. I remember feeling like cooking was an adult activity and I was potentially wasting food, especially since I was still at the age where what it tasted like was important. now if I cook I expect it to taste like what it is. sauce can be added if it's bland.

[Geo1970]

That is a seriously good question.


I actually think the first dish that I cooked was curry, Considering that I am a massive fan of it.

[Genie23]

Thank you!

Curry? Currys are usually very complicated. I'm surprised you tried that for the first time you decided to make something. 😁 I bet it was good

[Nikki1989]

I started having to cook meals for myself at the age of 8, so it is all a blur now.

[Genie23]

I can understand 😅

[llorando]

The first dish I ever cooked was ramen noodles. Except for the noodles not being cooked enough, it was pretty, to be fair I was 8 and could care less if the noodles were cooked.

[Genie23]

Awwww!! I didn't even know how to turn on stove at age 14 and make tea. The fact that you turned on stove and tried to make ramen noodles at such a young age is awesome. 😇

[llorando]

Sorry to burst your bubble, but I didn't use a stove, I used a microwave oven, wasn't allowed to use the stove till I was older. When I was finally able to use the stove, the first thing I made was bacon and eggs.

[Genie23]

Ah, I see. I would never be able to make noodles in microwave even at this age, lol.

[llorando]

I don't know about India, but here in the US, we have instant ramen noodles that come with instructions for cooking them in the microwave oven. Completely understandable, my cousin doesn't know how to use a microwave oven and is always burning food.

[Genie23]

I rarely ever read instructions but I think they must have mentioned it. I do have microwave but I rarely use it as my mum and papa cooked food on stove so I'm used to that.

Thank you for sharing about your cousin. That made me feel better. 😅

[llorando]

I don't use my microwave much either, mostly for reheating leftovers or feeling lazy. Food cooked in the microwave just isn't the same as food cooked on the stove, especially fried foods. Glad it made you feel better, now only if it could make my stomach feel better lol.

[Genie23]

Lol!!!

[Shiprex]

Home made PIZZA was one of the earliest from scratch things I would do

[Genie23]

Awesome 😯

[Shiprex]

Thanks
Tonight it was a large pasta dish but not from fresh I am traveling and sharing a space with a bunch of other travellers,

[exitseven]

I cook stuff an the grill all the time. Doing it indoors was just a matter of finding a few recipes.

[Genie23]

Nice!

[Iron_Man]

the first thing that I ever cooked as a teenager I made a grilled cheese sandwich out of the frying pan

[Genie23]

Nice

[Iron_Man]

If you want good flavor, you have to put butter on them on the bread and flip them over a lot while it’s frying and you gotto watch it closely so it doesn’t burn

[RHK36]

Eggs and it came out decent. Eggs are easy to cook hard to perfect.

[Genie23]

True

[Friendlybro79]

Yes scrambled eggs and it was good. Lol I think I was 7.

[Genie23]

Awww! 7 is a young age. I'm surprised you even knew how to break an egg 😅 lol

[Friendlybro79]

Haha. Well I made it into Gen X and we were latch key kids. My parents showed me how to do it. I'd get home from school and had about an hour or two before my parents got home from work. I was a fan of Peanut butter and jelly just not every day. By 8 I was making omelettes. Lol.

[Genie23]

Lol! I mean peanut butter and jelly is nice but who doesn't like variety? 😆

[Friendlybro79]

Right? I'm Italian American with grandparents that where chefs. We learned young. By ten I could make real mac and cheese (cacio e pepe), meatballs from scratch and gnocchi lol.

I was a nerd I guess but let me tell you my first few girlfriends wanted to marry me just because I could cook lol

[Genie23]

I started drooling when I read that your grandparents were chefs because I imagined all the yummy food you grew up eating 🤣

This just proves whether guys are smart or not, whether guys funny or not.. nothing matters as long as you know how to cook, they're gold, lol. I mean you seem nice, funny and on top of that you could cook? Yeah, I can definitely see why they wanted to marry you 🤣

[Friendlybro79]

Well thank you lol. My first indirect proposal from a girl was at 11 lol. I made her spaghetti and meatballs and she told her mom that she couldn't believe I was cooking like an adult and the food tasted good ha. I actually remember doing this for her because she said she liked spaghetti and meatballs. I made it the way my grandfather taught me with the tiny meatballs like they do in Abruzzi.

She didn't ask me to my face but my Mom told me she told her Mom that she wanted to marry a guy that can cook like me lol. It's hilarious when you think about how young we were. Lol.

[Friendlybro79]

Her words were a boy technically. We were 11 lol

[renodnol32]

Maybe not the first. But one of the first one was a chicken cheese omelette as far as i can remember. Was prett decent actually.

[Genie23]

Nice!

[NoDecision]

No, I never got used to eating dishes, at least not those made of Pyrex. Too many big shards of glass.

[RedInnocent69]

No. They’ve been so many! Maybe beignets with my grandma 🤷‍♂️

[RedInnocent69]

@Dykei1989 that’s probably true 😂

[Genie23]

Awww!!

[hello4433]

I don't remember the dish but I remember i forgot to add salt 🤦🏻

[Genie23]

Happens to all of us 😅

[SkimmingDetective]

I remember making noodles and adding some veggies to it 😅 and yeah it was good

[Genie23]

Sounds yumm!!

[Raam1994]

The first dish i ever made was a omelette. it was not that bad.

[DishLady]

Yeah… fried eggs and toast with cheese.

[Genie23]

Yummmm!

[alice55]

Pesto basilic and pasta plus chocolate soup

[Genie23]

Yummm! Chocolate soup? I love chocolate but never knew it could be turned into a form of soup. 😯

[alice55]

It’s a récipé from a French chef I did not know before either it could turn into a soup but it taste very délicious 😺

www.cuisineaz.com/.../...e-au-chocolat-110145.aspx

[Genie23]

This doesn't seem tough at all to me which is perfect for me and it looks so damn good! 😍 I will definitely try it very soon. Thank you, lovely ♥️

[Sam1133]

Yup I cooked her p**sy and it tasted damn Hot sexy @Apple1996 💀

[Genie23]

SMH.

[Sam1133]

What?
Is that you in your profile?

[Genie23]

I was talking about food. It would have been nice if you shared your first time cooking experience/culinary skill instead.

Yes, it's me.

[Sam1133]

Cutie it's a best dish in the world
And after eating her p**sy her cum taste like a wine so it's always fun to get drunk between her legs. 🥰

[Genie23]

🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[Sam1133]

You're so cute 😍

[Massageman]

Cookies with my mom about 67 years ago.

[Genie23]

Awww! ☺️

[Massageman]

And in the winder, she would scratch-cook hot cocoa- no packets back then. She had the "Pope's Creative Cookery" Cookbook (they had a TV show decades before Hell's Kitchen)! The Popes (correctly) promoted gas cooking to maintain better control of whatever was being cooked. Specifically, they mentioned Roper ranges, so I suspect they may been a behind-the-scenes-sponsor, but gas is still my choice for cooking, regardless of brand. My mom would use the standing pilot light (no electric ignition back then) to thaw things before cooking. My favorite recipe from that book was Chop Suey- half pork/half beef- and was really quite tasty. After learning a few basic concepts from Cook's Illustrated "The Science of Good Cooking", and the 25th anniversary edition of America's Test Kitchen, I scratch cook most of our dishes at home. I would especially recommend "The Science of Good Cooking" ($12.69 hardcover at Thrift Books- I just checked) since just learning how to make a roux, for example, only take a couple of minutes but opens the door to literally dozens of recipe applications. And that is only one of the fifty topics covered, and each topic comes with several recipes and variations. Full disclosure- I get no compensation whatsoever for these mentions - I just think they are great options for the money.

[Genie23]

I love hot cocoa. I prefer had stoves as well.

I'll try the book you mentioned someday! Thank you for sharing 😇

[Massageman]

oops obviously winter not winder, darn Siri.

[Gwendoline]

Beans on toast.

[Rimaisme]

It was so so burnt

[sage2021]

It was Hamburger Helper. I was just a teenager.

[robocop666]

stew in school

[Genie23]

Nice!

[talka20]

No i dont remember... prolly fried an egg or some

[WonderingManII]

I still need to learn how to cook.

[Staximus]

Probably toast or a hot dog

[wkhan_87]

Does chai counts 😊?

[Genie23]

Doesn't count as a dish buttttt I'm curious- was it good? 😁

[wkhan_87]

No , it was not good tbh lol 😆
Wo jal gayee thi hahah

[wkhan_87]

But after that accident, I learn to make nice tea and Maggie and biryani, now I cook very nice biryani 😊

[Genie23]

🤣🤣🤣 You made me feel better about my first chai attempt, lol! Biryani? Awesome!! Made me hungry, lol

[wkhan_87]

It's my favourite dish to make and eat.

[Awantika03]

Yes, maggie

[Genie23]

Ah! Maggie will stay forever in our heart. The childhood memories!!

[Awantika03]

Right, not in childhood even now

[Genie23]

Nice. Now I try to go eat more healthy but sometimes I do end up making maggi at midnight when I am hungry and restaurants are closed. It's a saviour ♥️

[Awantika03]

Yes, best for when you are more hungry and can not wait long time 💕

[Szellem]

Yeah. Ramen noodles

[Genie23]

Nice!

[eagle1951]

yes it was

[Genie23]

It was?

[Chocolatetwopointtwo]

probably