What was the first food you cook for your parents ?

[Anonymous No.15057950]

Were they surprised and proud ?

[Anonymous No.15057966]

>>15057950
French Toast, and yes my mother was impressed with how good it was

[Anonymous No.15057981]

>>15057950
instant ramen with a cut up hotdog and a splash of sprite in the broth

[Anonymous No.15058018]

>poor af family
>12yo
>"anyone want a ramen ?, I wanted to cook some"
>everyone want it
>dump 4 ramen into a big pot
>eat it with rice
yeah, we poorfag are supposed to be independent and help with housekeeping

[Anonymous No.15058028]

>>15057950
Carbonara i wanted to make it with no cream because we always had it with cream, and i completely scrambled it, they said 'it was fine', but obviously it was pretty shitty

[Anonymous No.15058049]

I would take leftovers to my mom for validation, but I didn't actually cook for the family for a while. I made a nice basil pesto pasta and everybody loved it.

[Anonymous No.15058297]

>>15058018
Same exact scenario, but instead I made cheap ass Bar S hot dogs with fried skillet onions and water them with ketchup. Pretty good

I feel you though fellow poor-upbringing friend

[Anonymous No.15058355]

>>15057950
Fucking dogs is overrated, but God that picture makes me want to try again.

[Anonymous No.15059834]

i made shitty charred fried eggs
i think they were just glad they wouldnt have to cook me breakfast any more

[Anonymous No.15059845]

I think the first ”proper” dinner I made for my parents was a french onion soup where I thought ”1 bay leaf” meant the whole bag. It was disgusting.

[Anonymous No.15059856]

>>15057950
No they're picky cunts. Everything needs to be welldone yet also denture soft.

[Anonymous No.15059887]

>>15057950
Probably either a homemade pie (she liked it if this was it) or some soup or something I made, she definitely liked it either way.

[Anonymous No.15060478]

>>15057950
I woke up early and surprised my dad on fathers day with 2 hotdogs.
I had absolutely no idea how to cook so I microwaved them for 8 minutes.
They exploded in the microwave.

[Anonymous No.15060485]

>>15060478
That's cute af, anon.

[Anonymous No.15060500]

i was 8 and I cooked an eggo waffle in a pan with a splash of water for my dad after staying up all night playing starfox 64. it was objectively disgusting but he ate it and hugged me tight after saying how much he enjoyed it.

I miss who he used to be.

[Anonymous No.15060516]

By myself? Probably weekend breakfasts starting in middle school. Add sliced onions to a pan with some oil, then thin-sliced potatoes, salt and lots of pepper. Fry until golden and cooked through, drop the heat, then add a few beaten eggs and stir continuously for a fluffy scramble. I wasn't very sophisticated so the seasoning was pretty tame and I never used like green onions or chives to finish, or add a sausage crumble or anything, but it was a good morning ritual.