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I learned to write a composition of fifty words.
I learned to cook.

Today, my mother is not at home. After school, I went home. I have to cook by myself. I can cook rice, but it's the first time to cook.

In the morning, my mother bought vegetables, including beans, eggplant, meat and so on. The rice is cooked quickly in the rice cooker, and I have prepared the dishes to be fried at noon. At this time, my mother came back again. I greeted her and said, "Mom, today, I'm going to learn to cook." Mother smiled and nodded.

My mother and I came to the kitchen, and my mother said to me, "It seems easy to fry, but it is not easy to fry well." Can you get a spatula? Oil or salt first? Can you master the heat? "I can't answer any of these seemingly simple questions. Because I have never fried vegetables, but I believe that "practice makes perfect", but I said to my mother, "I don't understand, mom, please teach me. "

So, my mother told me one question after another, demonstrating. And help me put aside the oil, salt and monosodium glutamate soy sauce. I lit the liquefied steam stove and started cooking. I'll fry the sliced meat with eggplant first. As soon as I put down the oil, it splashed, just like a diver jumping into a pool and splashing. I backed away in fear that the oil would spill on me and burn my face. Mom said, turn down the fire. I turned down the fire so that the oil pan didn't splash and sizzled. I walked over. I put down the sliced meat and stir-fry it a few times, then put down the eggplant and stir it evenly. When it is half cooked, I add salt and monosodium glutamate, drop a few drops of soy sauce, put some water on it, cover it and cook for a while. Then a bowl of fried eggplant with sliced meat was served.

I fried another bowl of beans. At dinner, dad tasted the fried eggplant with sliced meat and stuck out his tongue and said, "Who cooked today?" Too salty. " Mother said, "Yan Lingxue cooked it." I bowed my head. Dad comforted me and said, "It doesn't matter. I won't be cooking if I fry it a few times in the future! " Didn't you go to the meeting for nothing? "I nodded. This is really an unforgettable attempt, and it also makes me understand a lot of truth.