I make the best omelet!

I can only cook the most basic of things that I need to eat (hamburgers, fries, and ramen). I'm not particularly fond of cooking, especially since I have this fear of burning myself on the stove :/
 
I can cook. I chose not to.

Today I forgot that I put toast in the toaster. :( Smoke alarms around the house had seizures.
 
Let's just say this: I have no future as a chef.

In all honesty, I've seen much worse, but my twelve year old sister cooks better than me.
 
I have no skill in cooking whatsoever.
It's sad, actually.
Although I know how to fry an egg, but that's hardly enough to get by.
 
I think it's safe to say that my parents taught me how to cook. Although, my Grandma also taught me some things too. The first thing I can really remember cooking was eggs in a bread. I used to eat eggs almost every morning so my dad ending up teaching me how to do it myself.

I find cooking really easy and I don't particularly understand people who say they can't cook. If you can read and move your arms then you're 100% able to cook anything. Actually just the other day I made a banana bread from scratch. All I had to do was follow the directions and it came out great.

I'm not ecstatic about cooking, but every once and a while I'll just feel like it. So I'd say I cook for fun. The best types of foods I can cook are sweets. Such as cakes, cookies, and breads. Although when it comes to the absolute best dish I think I make a pretty good broccoli casserole.
 
I want to learn how to cook. But, I live at home and my mom is a fantastic cook and we all eat as a family. So...the opportunity hasn't really arisen. I haven't had to cook for myself, I'd be cooking for everyone and I don't think anybody really wants to sit through that experiment XD

I make lunch. But a sandwich isn't really cooking. I can do breakfast though! So, I'm not totally hopeless. And I like to consider myself a foodie of sorts. I have a fair understanding of how not to do things.
 
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