At approximately 12:03 am tonight, Lisa was spotted in the kitchen, preparing a hearty chicken stew in advance, for consumption the following day.
Lisa folded the contents of the Teflon pot meticulously, to ensure that the stew did not splatter. She grabbed a silver spoon, and scooped the top layer of the stew to obtain a kernel of corn. She blew a cool stream of air onto the spoon, and proceeded to deposit the broth into her mouth. Lisa adjusted the flavour by adding salt and seasonings, to her desired level of taste.
When asked about her younger sister's cooking abilities, this is what Lily had to say,"She's not as good as I am, but I'm too lazy, so I make her do it." Perhaps, this is how Lisa came to be so independent.
"Her baked goods are quite delectable," mentioned Lisa's mother, with enthusiasm in her tone.
Although her creations are sought after, Lisa does not bake from scratch, but opts for the ease of combining pre-measured cake mixes. Her brand of preference for cake mixes would have to be Betty Crocker, due to the variety of cakes available in the line. Her most common choice for cake mix, would have to be between the white or the yellow.
"I love when she makes cupcakes, and let's me help decorate them!" squeals Lisa's younger sister Limay with a bagful of excitement.
"I do what I can." Lisa shrugs nonchalantly.
Cooking is not as difficult as it is perceived to be. With the right ingredients at hand, and the necessary equipment, mouthwatering meals can be prepared in no time.
Audience: Food enthusiasts aged 16-34
Purpose: To debunk the myth that cooking is hard, especially after the fact that most things come prepackaged anyways.
Lol! Very funny! Sometimes I use those packaged cake mixes when I'm lazy. And after I make it, my parents are like, "Oh, this is soo good!" as if I've never baked other stuff from scratch before. It's really annoying when they do that.
ReplyDeleteVery descriptive use of diction, I enjoyed reading this!