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Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by obimath(m): 10:29pm On May 27, 2016

Mine was white yam that u use palm oil to eat

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by Codes151(m): 10:30pm On May 27, 2016

banmee:

It's a legitimate thread. Way better than those top 10 crap we keep seeing on fp. Just because you can't cook doesn't mean you should take it out on every one else.

I gues ur a better cook! Fb my ass

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by Eseose9(f): 10:30pm On May 27, 2016

Yam

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by oviejnr(m): 10:32pm On May 27, 2016

Na Garri

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by Iceberg3: 10:35pm On May 27, 2016

Water hehe

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by Bettyo4(f): 10:36pm On May 27, 2016

Mine was how to fry snail

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by addicted268(f): 10:37pm On May 27, 2016

Ofe Onugbu

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by kenoz(m): 10:37pm On May 27, 2016

Rice

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by Nobody: 10:43pm On May 27, 2016

amicable09:
Lol. Sleekyshuga, you got me laughing with your first time experience in the kitchen.
But age 6?
Mba Mba! My dad is a top chef who never allowed us go close to fire . My aunties then used to tease us (my sisters and I) cos I didn't even know how to light a stove after primary school , it was bad.

But by secondary school, I had started feeling bad when my friends talked about things they could cook, I couldn't even boast of lighting a stove not to talk of boiling water. So, one fateful afternoon, I took the bull by the horn and cooked a disastrous meal that I threw away before anyone returned. Lol

My friends told me preparing jollof rice is the easiest thing to cook. I believed them and they gave me the recipe. But the bad thing was, since we weren't allowed to cook, I couldn't touch my mum's tinned tomatoes and other ingredients and I didn't want anyone to know that I attempted burning down the house so I saved my lunch money for days, just to carry out that mission. In place of tomatoes, I used that Onga tomatoes seasoning... Boy! The rice was PINK!!!! like I added color to it and I was feeling myself . My head was swelling as I stirred the pot every 5-10 mins for no reason, I just liked what I was doing.

Few minutes later, water and onions was floating over the rice, the pot was burning, the rice was still as hard as stone and I was confused. Out of disappointment and fear that I may be caught, I brought down the pot, tasted it- Zero! Lol... Quickly scrapped everything out and washed off the pot before taking my position innocently as a good girl with my assignments spread on the table

Somehow, till this day, I hate to cook Jollof rice cos the memory of that 'Onga' rice is still fresh in my head.

This is damn hilarious grin

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Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by popizaino(m): 10:46pm On May 27, 2016

mine was just white rice and I got it perfectly parboiled after following strict instructions from my uncle's wife.

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by banmee(m): 10:48pm On May 27, 2016

Codes151:

I gues ur a better cook! Fb my ass

Yes I am.

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Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by nonjebose(m): 10:48pm On May 27, 2016

Not so sure. Fried Egg it was

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by Aarenasbaba(m): 10:58pm On May 27, 2016

Egusi, I mistakenly used klin detergent for salt

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by UjSizzle(f): 11:03pm On May 27, 2016

Is garri cooked? Because after boiling water I made garri @ 6.

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by Nobody: 11:05pm On May 27, 2016

@sleekyshuga, sorry I'm replying your mention late, the light situaton in my area is worse than epileptic embarassed

I can't even remember the first meal I cooked cos I grew up in a household much like amicable09's. Popc loved to cook so he did most of the cooking although in my case, sometimes,he'll give directives from the room or wherever he happened to be and you'll be cooking like that in the kitchen. Occasionally, he'd come to check on the progress of the food but to all intents and purposes he was actually the one that cooked. That's how I learnt to cook anyways

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Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by PreciousBro: 11:18pm On May 27, 2016

Egusi soup

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by missyge(f): 11:27pm On May 27, 2016

oha soup

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by joydiva(f): 11:28pm On May 27, 2016

Beans and yam

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by Julietcutie(f): 11:29pm On May 27, 2016

how are you?

manutdrichie:

Nwanyiocha

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by spargs(m): 11:33pm On May 27, 2016

Mine was indomie and egg

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by Ugosample(m): 11:36pm On May 27, 2016

Indomie

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by Nathkem01(m): 11:37pm On May 27, 2016

Indomie nd I fink I can boil water too

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by skurimahn(m): 11:40pm On May 27, 2016

Stone

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by Jdesilentkiller(m): 11:42pm On May 27, 2016

Up till today I cant turn an egg on a frying pan succesfully like those Abokiis them (me shayi) despite being a good cook courtesy of boarding school. As for the first meal I made, well........my memory is really fuzzy cos its was long long long time ago.

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by Nobody: 12:31am On May 28, 2016

demiladegold:
Jollof rice.... I wasn't taught I just tried it one day and I got it right... I was 8 then

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by DeleSuper1: 12:46am On May 28, 2016

I learn how to prepare water... grin

Is this an issue to bang on...?

Gerarahere jare bundesliga, let me go and iron my car joo. shocked

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by jojosweet(f): 1:01am On May 28, 2016

[quote author=Aarenasbaba post=46035197]Egusi, I mistakenly used klin detergent for salt[/quot chisos! No kidding?

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by Harfisco(m): 1:07am On May 28, 2016

Mine is water

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by demiladegold(f): 1:15am On May 28, 2016

bulldoza:

why do I feel like I know you

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by demiladegold(f): 1:16am On May 28, 2016

Jdesilentkiller:
Up till today I cant turn an egg on a frying pan succesfully like those Abokiis them (me shayi) despite being a good cook courtesy of boarding school. As for the first meal I made, well........my memory is really fuzzy cos its was long long long time ago.

me too... I can't do that egg thing and it annoys ne

Re: What Was The First Thing You Learned To Cook? by Kowor(f): 1:24am On May 28, 2016

BEANS!!!

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