People can no longer doubt me when I say that I have cooked something in my lifetime. I mean, I can cook if there is a recipe in front of me. I should, however, never be encouraged to just whip up something from scratch without guidance. This video was actually …
Yeah, so I cleaned one-third of my apartment today, my building was evacuated because of fire alarms, and I watched Claudine for the first time, but I’m thinking none of that matters as much to my twitter family. What matters to them is that I cooked today. They know that …
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On Saturday, I decided to try out the Instant Queue feature on Netfix, and ended up watching several movies with a cooking theme.
First, I watched Julie and Julia. It’s a cute movie. I enjoyed watching the movie much better than reading the book, but that’s only because the Julie character seemed more likable in the movie. Meryl Streep as Julia Child was wonderful. She really played the part well and I enjoyed all of her scenes. By the end of the movie, I was wanting to wear pearls, high heels, and a frilly apron.
I only like to cook under certain circumstances, which generally means I am going to cook for someone else. Now, I have a reason to cook for me.