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Chips and salsa, like a dip? I don't think I've tried that - but was it good at least?, that's what matters. Home cooked is stressful but always worth it, I was tempted by takeaway but glad I didn't in the end lol. Honestly if the lamb wasn't so expensive I'd have it every day.

Yeah, corn tortilla chips and a spicy tomato salsa to dip them in. It was okay, but a good hot meal would've been better. Tbh, I can cook very well, I was just lazy. Yeah, I can't afford fantastic meats and I've only been eating meat for a year, so I'm scared I'll f it up.

As in f up cooking it? I get that. I'm constantly worried I won't cook something enough and it'll be raw so I keep to safe meats where "rare" is ok. I've also so far found following the instructions does not work for me???. I've resorted to just frying most things in a pan lol

Yeah, I do the same with meats. I also cut them into smaller parts, usually, which helps, & use a meat thermometer. I LOVE grilling, though! I was taught to express love through food, so I really enjoy cooking and baking for people. I just get bored if it's only for me.

I should really get a thermometer. Cutting up pieces sounds like a good idea, I'll do that with my next one :) Grilling, like a BBQ? They're always good! I wanna do that in the summer if I can. And I used to bake with my grandparents so I love it too, I should do it more often.

Yes, BBQing in the Summer is one of my favorite past-times! Grilled salmon and vegetables...mmm! What was your favorite thing to bake with your grandparents?

It was cakes, scones, and bread we used to do! You can't beat some homemade bread yum! Haven't done so in years sadly though :/

Oh, wow! I never mastered a homemade scone. And, yes, just the smell of homemade bread makes me feel so warm and fuzzy! You *should* bake again, if you're up to it! If you share photos, I'll bake something too!