Monday, 12 November 2012

Ploy's non-formal academic interests

I love to cook since I was very young, I always helped my mother and my grandmother cooked. I dream to  be a chef one day, but finally I become an architect.


12 comments:

  1. Wow! I love cooking too. MY mom was nutritionist and my younger brother graduated in Food Science. Next time maybe we can join to share the recipe or cook together.^^

    what is your favorite food?

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    1. I love Japanese, Korean, Thai, and Vietnam food. I am the fan of Sorted- the cooking channel in youtube- He is an British chef who has easy recipes and you can make it easy.

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    2. Wow!! it sound interested. I'll watch it one tonight. What clip do you recommend me to watch?

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  2. In the past, I also did like cooking. However, now I am scared to clean up a lot of dishes after cooking. T_T I become a lazy girl. ;)

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    1. I hate cleaning up, too.
      It sounds like a good reason not to cook too much. If you do omelettes, it's just one dish, a fork and a knife (if you chop up things to throw in.) (I don't wash my omelette pan - just a quick wipe with a paper towel.)

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    2. I hate cleaning up, too, like both of you. Luckily, I have a big family, I always ask help from my little sister. I always told her that I cooked for you guys, you have to pay me back by clean up dishes and utensils.

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  3. I love cooking, but when I was young, I don't like cooking, beacuse cooking was conventionally regarded as a women's job. I don't like that idea. This influlneced my don't-liking. Now, cooking gives me some pleasure. I always want to find proper recepies to easy cooking.

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    1. I agree with you that cooking make you feel delightful. And I also agree that cooking is not a women's job!! When I was it college, my college boy friends always told the girls cooked and clean up dishes. It's like a tradition that it is a women job.:(

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    2. I agree with u all that cooking isn't only a woman job. So my brother have talent to cook better than me. When we studied in secondary school, he was ask me about what I wanted to eat tomorrow morning. lol And my task was cleaning the dishes instead.

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  4. Me, too.
    When I was young, I cooked cakes and sweets.
    Then I got ambitious at uni and after. My flatmate and I would invite about ten friends to dinner and cook elaborate 6 or more course meals. It was great fun, but it took us about two days to cook the one meal, and the washing up afterwards was awful.

    Today, I don't often cook except for omelettes or other fairly easy food. It's just too easy to walk out to great restaurants near my home, and the Thai market conveniently next door!

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    1. Actually, I normally cook an easy food, easy preparation and less cook time. Healthy food is the one that super easy to cook.

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  5. I love cooking,too. Sometimes I pretend to be a big chef by creating a new dish, but the taste is always awful. Finally, the big chef everytime end with instant noodle.

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