Inspired by another thread, I really want to learn to cook.
I have a DH who is effortlessly slim but with a huge appetite, one fussy DD and one eats everything DD.
We have lived on restaurants, take aways, my mum, leftovers from my mums and my terrible cooking now has to take a front seat as we need to cut down spending a bit.
Everything I make is a disaster. No exaggeration. I tried to make pancakes for DD last week and wasted 12! I've tried to make shepherds pie and stew but both were completely tasteless and the stew was like a paste and the mince in the pie was rubbery and dd wouldn't eat it.
I can do fish fingers and chips but don't really think my family will be happy to have this everyday!
My two biggest disasters were cupcakes I tried to make for DD's birthday were brown, flat and crunchy! And a roast dinner for my parents was everything either overcooked or undercooked and essentially a burnt, cold dinner with watery gravy.
Not only am I trying to step up cooking wise generally, but my DH has invited two sets of friends for Easter dinner!!!
Does anyone feel like giving me some tips? Really easy fool proof recipes? (And an Easter Sunday solution!)
I would massively appreciate it
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