Who taught you to cook?

I learn cook by my self I read the book recipe and try it My mother didnot teach me she was not good cooker just like me...LOL!!!

my mother taught me how to cook simple meals like adobo and paksiw,pinakbet and chopsuey. but my mother-in-law taught me a lot too. she is a good cook and i learned a lot form her, she taught me to cook all the favorite food of my husband, and i am very thankful for that..

I Mom taught me cooking I luved to stand near her wen she used to cook. Now she says that I cook better than her but I think that I cannot be better than her ever in my Life.

My mum is trying to teach me to cook at the moment. She wants me to have lots of things to make when i leave home and go to University. She's a pretty good teacher and it's going ok!

my mom taught me to cook. She is a very good cook and has been conducting cooking classes for over 25 years now. I have been exposed to the kitchen since a kid. But to tell you the truth I cooked my first meal only after my wedding and I came to the US. I had to cook and it wasn't a choice..lol But now I love cooking and I can't believe I make dishes almost like my mom, she is proud of me. I experiment with various cuisines now. I used to observe how things are done back home, and so am able to cook well now.

no body taught it to me. i have been learning to cook just by seeing people how they make it, i have been cooking since i was in my sixth standard.. i love to cook and try new dishes everytime i go and occupy the kitchen..and i am happy when i make it.......

I taught myself how to cook. Mother didn't want me anywhere near her kitchen or her recipes. After she made me buy my own food, I learned how to cook real fast. I had to have everything cleaned up before she got home from work. She no longer wanted me eating with the family, so I had to fend for myself. A cookbook goes a long way in achieving your goals. At this stage in my life, I consider myself a gourmet cook. I experiment a lot while I am creating a dish. It doesn't always work out, but most of the time it does. Change a few ingredients the next time and everything is great.

Nobody taught me how to cook. I learn it myself. I learn from recipes and tv show (i like james oliver) he he. I also get tips how to cook from my mum in law, grandma, my dad. They give good ideas on how to cook delicious. I have experienced cook for my mother in law n father in law. I tried not to cook spicy and oily. Even, I don't like it. Cooking must be in healthy way. Or else you might trap with all fat and cholesterol inside your body!

My mom tought me how. my mom was Polish and German so I grew up eating all kinds of food and learning how to cook it.

Honestly no one taught me how to cook i just look at my dad while he's cooking and then i only remember the ingredients and the way how he cooks it

my mother taught me how to cook.. she wanted me to assist her when she cooks meal so I would learn how to cook and sometimes she would just dictate what to do next and just let me cook by myself.. and then when I lived in my aunt's house, I just watched her cook and adapated her cooking techniques

My mom taught me a few of the basics. And I knew how to read recipies and use the equipment, so when I was in college, I got sick of the dorm cafeteria food all the time and started experimenting. Now I do all the cooking for my family. I learned quickly that you get to eat good food all the time if you know how to cook it right.

I learned from both of my parents and grandparents. Visiting with them usually involved a lot of time in the kitchen talking and cooking. It was just kinda natural to be curious about what they were doing and asking if they would show me.

my mother. i'd love to stay in the kitchen when she is cooking. and sometimes she would let me have a try. i also learn to cook from books. but i found that it's difficult to put into practice...

i learned cooking from my mother i sees how she cooks and did it myself i asjed doubts to her

my mom taught me a little. basiclly, just a few dishes she knew. then my sister taught me a little more, but most of the cooking i learned on my own. i got a few tid bits here and there. i mostly started to get into it when i lived on my own, with my husband and kids and i was the only one cooking in the house. i give a lot of credit to Alton Brown and the rest of the Food Network...they taught me a whole lot of things...now to a point where i'm probably a better cook then my mother. but my sister is still a little more better then me, since her husband studied to be a chied once and of course she has more kitchen gadgets to play with.

my mom taught a little bit of it coz i am I CAN DO IT MYSELF person soo i learnt most of it on my own lolz..