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cherokee · 04-03-2009, 00:39

All my kids can cook bar from my 18 yr old and thats due to lazyness. But on the other hand he wouldnt go hungry either. (prob get his sis to cook something)
Seriously though I have taught all mine to cook , My daughter (17) can cook a full sunday lunch, Yes she still needs to be guided with the odd cooking time but if I or hubby wasnt here she would do it without doubt.
My eldest lad loves cooking and is always doing so for him and his wife. My other lad can cook and can cook properly but chooses not to which makes me angry because it would save him a fortune.
Kids dont have cooking lessons at school now like we did,
We had cookery evey tues afternoon and we were taught everything from the basics upwards but most teachers cant cook these days so what chance do the kids have.

04-03-2009, 00:39	#70
cherokee God Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Blackpool, Lancashire Posts: 3,229 Blog Entries: 1 Liked: 1 times Rep Power: 288	Re: How bad is the credit crunch really affecting people? All my kids can cook bar from my 18 yr old and thats due to lazyness. But on the other hand he wouldnt go hungry either. (prob get his sis to cook something) Seriously though I have taught all mine to cook , My daughter (17) can cook a full sunday lunch, Yes she still needs to be guided with the odd cooking time but if I or hubby wasnt here she would do it without doubt. My eldest lad loves cooking and is always doing so for him and his wife. My other lad can cook and can cook properly but chooses not to which makes me angry because it would save him a fortune. Kids dont have cooking lessons at school now like we did, We had cookery evey tues afternoon and we were taught everything from the basics upwards but most teachers cant cook these days so what chance do the kids have.