I never did this when I was in my 20s. I hated cooking programs. Now I love watching them and I always write or google the recipes. I like simple recipes. Is that a sign of getting older?
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googling - mozzarella cheese toasties
I freeze my bread and making a toastie in my toastie maker is simple and you can toastie the bread from frozen.
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Do you watch Almazan Kitchen on Youtube? It’s AMAZEBALLS.
My wife bought me one of the knives.
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Do you have a favorite show and what is it?
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I like rick stein
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It’s great to get cooking tips on shows. I don’t think the age matters. Maybe it’s just a new hobby/interest
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I used to love cooking, in my early twenties. We lived in an apartment with a pretty big kitchen, with lots of easily accessible storage and tons of counter space. I miss that kitchen.
My current kitchen is pretty small. Super crowded, very little counter space, very crowded storage. Cooking is a pain in the butt, now.
I think I’ll like cooking again, at least somewhat, when we someday move out and have a better kitchen. This current kitchen is just too cramped.
But like @LilyoftheValley said, I don’t think it has to do with age. Just interests changing over time.
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I used to love cooking in my early twenties aswell. Now I eat sandwiches most of the time…
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I like making sandwiches.
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I love Iron Chef America and the original Japanese one.
I am okay in the kitchen.
Age really does not matter. Your skills can be as simple as toasting a poptart or creating a three course meal.
Enjoy cooking. I know I do.
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