MasterM is cooking in Another Woman's kitchen.He calls.
MasterM
I am cooking steak for supper
MrsM
Wow! That sounds good
MasterM
What do you think we should we have with the steak?
MrsM
thinks: What is quick and nutritious?
What about frozen peas?
MasterM
Won't they be a bit cold
pause
MrsM
You cook them first
MasterM
Right.
14 comments:
I bow before Peppermintpatcher (aka Tracey) who visits here and seems to have instilled in her children some magical cooking abilities.
Some evil little part of me would have thought briefly about letting him find out the hard way!
Perhaps an 'indoor' Ray Mears survival course is called for!
think positive - he knows how to cook steak!!
Frozen peas still frozen are a special treat in our house. I know, I'm a mean mummy. I had them believing grapes were sweeties for a long time too.
Oh, my goodness...that is too funny! But frozen peas has saved many a meal in many households I suspect! Happy week to you all ((HUGS))
That's ma boy !
and then mine would follow that with:
I knew that.
The first time my son wanted to make noodles he asked, "So... how do you boil water?"
Perhaps my son could be a consultant to your son and between them they could manage frozen peas!
Hee, hee.
Hope the dinner turned out!
I'd be happy with any master or miss cooking anything...
I thought frozen peas were lollies when I was a kid, so mum didn't tell me any different, I remember sneaking them out of the freezer until I went to school and learnt that 'frozen peas are not sweets'...
Lissa
While at college, I made a similar phone call home -- I wanted to cook a special dinner for a special person, and didn't know how.
My mother talked me through much of it, including telling me to get to Heffers to buy the Joy of Cooking.
I still recall laughing when a friend was looking at my bookshelves a few months later and said "Oh, you have the Joy of.... oh! cooking!"
Good luck to him on cooking in another kitchen:-) And to you, on telephone-cooking-classes!
N.
Love it!!!
Hello Lissa Jane! Welcome to Chez Magpie. I think that I should make it clear that it is entirely my fault that my children cannot cook - they have never needed to. Now that he needs to learn my son is showing a lot more interest.
That is funny.
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