Do You Teach Your Children To Cook ?

[poodicat]

I have thats why i am having lasagne al forno with mixed salad leafs with a balsamic dressing and garlic bread!

[benny3008]

could this be the what's for dinner thread in disguise???

[poodicat]

Nope it says as in the heading!

[ummmm]

My son (11) can make carbonara from scratch. Other that that it's bacon sandwiches or boiled eggs. He does spend a lot of time in the kitchen with me though...

[madmaggot]

My lad was a 'dab hand' at rock cakes when he was only 8.

[poodicat]

madmaggot can he cook now??

[madmaggot]

He was killed in a road accident when he was 11 Poodi.

[ummmm]

OMG....so sorry to hear that madmaggot...

[ummmm]

What sounds 'delish' CARA?

[ummmm]

Have you read the replies?

[mccfluff]

if i had any i would, my mum always had me helping in the kitchen i used to love it

[zzxxee]

my youngest daughter is fairly good at basic pasta type dishes i did teach my eldest basics at home and now shes a student unless its put in front of her she wont eat anything unless it goes ping or starts with k.f.c !!!!!

[sweetsleeps]

my son is 14 and has known how to cook for 6 years chilli. shepards pie. plum and apple crumble which was top notch