At What Age Did You Start Cooking Food?

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At the age of 5, cooking big dinners and breakfasts for my family by age 11.
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I have last memory when I was 8 old, at the first time have fried chicken egg for my lunch, nice and then I was addicted fried it like as my favorite breakfast or lunch.
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I started cooking at age 11 or so not quite show but it's definitely between age 10-12
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Well i used to watch my grandma and mom cook from a very young age, and by the time I was 10 I was making full breakfasts for everyone in the family.
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Growing up I always watched my mum cook and got fascinated the way it always turned out delicious. So at age 16 I went into varsity and I had to start cooking myself because I was too shy to eat out.
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Started cooking when I was 24.Not as early as the others, and not too late either. 8-)
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I don’t remember what age I started cooking , I think around 9. I remember cooking rice and overcooking it around that age.
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I was 8 old years when at my school give home work with exercise of cooking at home, and given my cook meal to my teacher. I was proud with my vegetable omelet, nice, and more kids love eat so much.
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I was eleven when I firstly cooked.
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I started cooking at the age of 8. My mum has 7 girls, so she thought it necessary to introduce us to cooking at an early age.
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I think about 8-9 years old. By the time I was ,13 years old, I was cooking for the family (of 6), and I could make pounded yam single handedly- a daunting meal even for some adults.
I still don't like cooking though. I just do it cos I have to.
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I started baking around 10, and then ventured into cooking probably around 15. I still prefer baking over cooking.
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I started at the age of 10. I ended up becoming a chef.
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I started cooking rice at the age of 10. And I started cooking dishes such as fried eggs, and hotdog when I was 11 or maybe 12.
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Alicnim wrote: 09 Oct 2017, 02:31 I honestly ain't sure at what age, probably 7 or younger. In my culture women and girls are in charge of the kitchen. I'd spend all my time around my mother after school, so at some point I started helping her out. My first meal was Chapatis an Indian/East African dish. A tough meal to cook for a beginner but they came out OK.
Wow! At 7? That's really cool
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