It is quite possible to cook and have a good time while doing it, too. Perhaps one might say I am somewhat biased in writing this article because I downright love cooking. I cook, and not just when I am personally hungry and need something to eat. While I am cooking, I am having a good time. I do not find it to be a tedious process, nor do I dislike the process of cleaning up after the food is all done.
Cooking is good.
When I was younger, I used to experiment a lot in the kitchen. This perhaps stemmed from when I would help my mother and grandmother with various kitchen work, such as cleaning vegetables, preparing other ingredients, helping make shapes out of dough, and any other thing they might have wanted. I wanted to see what would happen if I would put together ingredients in the way that I saw fit, to try to make my own food. I would stir fry some spaghetti with spices I had never even heard of, let alone, tasted. Sometimes, but not often, something relatively tasty would come out of these bizarre experiments.