[rubymoo]

No my mum never taught me to cook (but then she died when i were 16), and when she did cook it was pre packed frozen food.

So i'm very proud to say that i've taught myself to cook, this included one time when i somehow mixed in a daddy long legs with my mashed potato (don't know how that happened!)

And i'm now very capable to make most meals from scratch, i'm always trying new recipes, and my family love my home cooked meals

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by rubymoo

No my mum never taught me to cook (but then she died when i were 16), and when she did cook it was pre packed frozen food.

So i'm very proud to say that i've taught myself to cook, this included one time when i somehow mixed in a daddy long legs with my mashed potato (don't know how that happened!)

And i'm now very capable to make most meals from scratch, i'm always trying new recipes, and my family love my home cooked meals

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by rubymoo

No my mum never taught me to cook (but then she died when i were 16), and when she did cook it was pre packed frozen food.

So i'm very proud to say that i've taught myself to cook, this included one time when i somehow mixed in a daddy long legs with my mashed potato (don't know how that happened!)

And i'm now very capable to make most meals from scratch, i'm always trying new recipes, and my family love my home cooked meals

Trial and error Ruby ... same
I'm getting a bit of a food snob now if I'm honest, 'out of a packet dahling?! oh no way!'
And yes it's lovely when they say it's nicer than the brand leaders

[rubymoo]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Trial and error Ruby ... same
I'm getting a bit of a food snob now if I'm honest, 'out of a packet dahling?! oh no way!'
And yes it's lovely when they say it's nicer than the brand leaders

Both my girls are terrible food snobs

I'd rather know what they're eating, rather than give them foods that contain ingredients that i can't even pronounce!