Cooking???

Up North we have roast dinner for tea
Carol

Well, I am not a great cook as I have had to devlope the cooking skils that I have over the past 8 years or more, due to the fact that my mother would let me into the kitichen at the time.

But now I have been diagnosed T2 early this year, I am having to learn to cook from fresh more instead of relieing on processed foods, but I am getting there, but it is a up hill battle, ( I have noticed my grocery bill has incresed).

I have currently have four favourites on the book that I like to do. Two with chicken and two with beef, the last time I did pork or lamp I had upset stomach for the next day.

I do think that schools should reinstate home economics (cooking lessions) as it should be part of the school curriculum., as kids today are not taught to cook by there parents just go out and buy something from the local super market.(Other vendors available).

Terry

My mother was a very good cook , but never taught me, so as I didn't want to live permanently on raw food, I had to aquire that skill myself. I was lucky enough to find an excellent tutorial type domestic science cookery book, which gave me the confidence to experiment in the kitchen. I'll never be as good as my late mum, but I've spent a lifetime now cooking DIY meals, which made it plain sailing when I converted to my low carb/keto diet.

carty said:

Up North we have roast dinner for tea
Carol

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Yes, I remember having dinner at "lunch" time and tea at "dinner" time... When I moves down south I had to learn a whole new mealtime language!