Why learn to cook?

It's funny to say that cooking in the beginning was just out of the strange self-esteem of a second-year middle school girl, so that she could have enough food and clothing by herself without having to ask for help.

So the first delicacy I learned to cook was my favorite fried steamed buns with eggs.

It's simple and quick, even a novice in the kitchen can learn it quickly.

Then there are the fried eggs with onions and fried meat with garlic moss that I love to eat. It’s all because I love to eat that I learned to make them myself.

When I went out to dinner in the dormitory in college, I always ordered fish-flavored eggplant. It was delicious and cheap, but the restaurants around our house didn't sell it.

That was the first time I had this realization: I want to learn how to make this dish and let my family try it.

This is also the first time, not for cooking by myself.

The dish I cooked for the first time was not delicious now that I think about it, but fortunately, my mother and grandma were very happy with it, which also inspired my enthusiasm to cook more dishes for them.

Thanks to them, for a person like me who has a glassy heart, loves face, and has a very fragile heart, if I face criticism from everyone when I cook for the first time, then I may not have the courage to continue cooking.

It is said that everything is difficult at the beginning. Once you have the first time, the rest will become much smoother naturally.

If I eat a fresh dish outside, I will cook it for them when I go home. For their specialty dishes, I also want to try it myself. Even if I hate their favorite dishes, I am willing to cook them for them.

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When I was young and ignorant, a group of friends were playing together and talked about how they should not cook when they grow up, because after learning how to cook, they would have to do it themselves when they get married.

If you regard cooking as a kind of housework and a kind of tiring work, then don't learn to cook.

Because people who can cook will definitely cook more often in this life.

Sometimes it’s someone else’s request, and sometimes it’s because I have a bad appetite and can’t eat what someone else has cooked for me.

But if you regard cooking as an interest, as a hobby, as a kind of care for others, and you can even get the so-called sense of accomplishment from the satisfied expressions of diners, then I sincerely suggest that you learn to cook

vegetable.

Watch the ordinary ingredients changing in your hands. Whatever delicious food you eat outside, you can make it yourself when you get home.

Even delicacies from other places and countries can be brought to your own dining table.

Save money and hassle, and don’t have to worry about insufficient portions.

People who love cooking are generally gourmets. We look for delicious food and create delicious food. There is a true meaning in it that we have forgotten to explain.

I also love takeout. Takeout makes our lives more convenient, but it also indulges our laziness.

If it happens to be cloudy and rainy, it will be fatal if the takeaway is not delivered.

So being able to cook by yourself is still beneficial, but you have to leave yourself a way out, right?

I don't have to do this as a means of living, but I can't help it.

Because cooking and eating by yourself is really a great feeling.