littlemissunshine · 31-35, F
Definitely mom
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TexChik · F
@saragoodtimes Oh I am sure you far surpass what he does. He trained in France for 18 months, thinking he would chuck his engineering degrees and become a chef. He was just feeling his oats and putting off the inevitable...he was a 3rd generation oil man. Once he learned what he wanted to learn, he came home. He speaks fluent French...His maternal grandmother was French, and his mom spoke it. I have no clue what he is saying when he's "Frenching me". 😉
DragonFruit · 61-69, M
My paternal grandmother was a great cook, and one of my cousins worked as a chef in NYC.
Both of them could cook wonderful meals.
A lot of people in my family are/were good cooks, but they were great cooks.
Both of them could cook wonderful meals.
A lot of people in my family are/were good cooks, but they were great cooks.
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My nana is the best baker, but my brother cooks the nicest dinners
saragoodtimes · F
My Grandma, she taught my Mom who taught me
MarineBob · 56-60, M
Rachael Ray
HowtoDestroyAngels · 46-50, M
My grandmother.
turnedtostone · 56-60, F
Grandma
Tanoos · 41-45, F
my mom
FreeSpirit1 · F
momma
HannahSky · F
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Just saying ~ I think everyone should learn how to cook , its basic life skills.
Hmm from everyone I know I would say my Nanna on my mothers side was a great cook bc she had to learn how to survive on rations from the time of WW2.. as she got older and had a family of her own she was a consummate in her kitchen especially baking 😌🩵🙏🏼
Hmm from everyone I know I would say my Nanna on my mothers side was a great cook bc she had to learn how to survive on rations from the time of WW2.. as she got older and had a family of her own she was a consummate in her kitchen especially baking 😌🩵🙏🏼
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Granny Logue 💕