you know how to cook?

Oh there is hawaiiblue with the new star, cooking not I hate it...hahahah

I've been cooking since i noe how to grab a pan. Cooking gives me joy and felt proud if i really invented a new.. if i do got the precious chance... i will let u try my dish.. :) blueks

I am a dreadful cook, I hate it, the cooks on tv make it look si easy but I just don't like anything I cook, if I was rich I would go out for a main meal every day, to a different restaurant, I would rather wash the dishes than do the cooking...

oh yeah! i love to cook! i can cook simple, everyday dishes, and some special ones for parties, too. i can cook small portions and big servings, too. and i do sometimes bake some simple recipes, like cookies and breads and cakes that don't require icing. :-) i love food!!! :-)

I love cooking and i started to cook wen i was in 6th std and i enjoy trying new items

harlo.. hawaiiblue. i'm also dunno how to cook. i hope someone can teach me about how to cook.. my friend all dunno how to cook..so sad.. and me now at outside study.. so my mum cant cook for me and me need always go outside and eat..and need use a lot of money..

hi, Yes, I know how to cook. Ever since in my high school years I can cook and assist my auntie in making food in every family occassion. I can cook spaghetti with meatballs, that's my specialty. Aside from it, I can great recipes for chicken, pork and beef. I love to cook and I love to eat too.

To be perfectly honest, modesty aside, I feel that I'm actually quite a fairly good cook. I normally come up with my own unique dishes, since I often experiment with the food I eat to somehow make my gastronomic experience truly a lot more pleasurable. Oddly, though, to my mind, most of my invented dishes turn out to be quite delectable that I even repeat the same procedures I came up with and use the same ingredients that I've used just to help myself to another serving of the same invented dish. Even my siblings and other members of our household tend to ask for more of my invented dishes. To be clear, however, I don't have any degree in the culinary arts or any cooking experience for that matter; I only really enjoy cooking and I absolutely believe in the inspiring philosophy openly espoused by the astonishing movie Ratatouille--"anyone can cook." So, Hawaiiblue, don't tell yourself that you "dunno how to cook" simply because you may surely have an untapped potential in cooking, after all. As the oft-used saying instructively goes, though, "you'll never know, unless you try."

I know how to cook. I've been doing it since age 6-7. I've had some practice whenever I could get it and I've gotten excellent in recent years. Just look at some of the threads in the cooking section here.

I am not a great cook, but I am great at baking. I love to bake. My sister is always requesting I make cookies for her antique shop during the annual cookie spree before Christmas. Last year I made 55 dozen cookies in 2 days. Lately I have been making bread on english muffins. I have made several different flavors of english muffins.