do you wanna be a cook?

In the last few days , I took off early from Putrajaya and rushing to go home.

It was because these three major reasons, basically ;

1. I am hungry, and I need to eat
2. I need to finish the book, so I could get on to read Jose Rizal's biography
3. just catch up with malay dramas - oh I am such an drama fan @ home!

I have been trying to cook a simple meal, as that is what  my dad asked, when he's asking the menu for dinner. I said it was simple, but it turns out to be kangkung masak belacan, ikan singgang and ayam masak merah for the first time after I didn't cook for such a long time.

The following night I had the nerve to ask what my dad wants for dinner, and he said anything you could make with the ikan kembung. Apparently, trying to figure out the quickest way to cook in 30 minutes, I managed to prepare, fried kembung, daging bakar with barbeque sauce, mushroom soup and some salted fish. It wasn;t half bad but also deviating from the original idea of something simple.

And when my mum return she said to me; we have a new cook from Pattani. a lady this time, you should take extra day off and follow me and learn some pointers  from her.

My dad was suggesting I  make some homemade cakes and leave it at the restaurant. See how people responding to it, I could as well make a few bucks per day just doing that!

True, cooking is fun. And for a foodie, it will be a double bonus. In the office, I'll be crazy doing the food hunt with my colleagues like Mas and Feefa during lunch hour and at home, just flip through the recipe book and begin the cooking session like it will always be your first time in the kitchen!

so do you wanna be a cook?

yes I do!!

Comments

[shah]

lucky u..

i love cooking too, it works as a therapy after stressful days...

but living alone, it sort of turn me off as i had to finish them on my own. and i need not extra calories...

hmmm...