How do you susgest I get an A in cooking

Originally Posted by Silver

It sure is.

That's the best website I've ever seen.

Isn't food tech the throwaway subject that you take either because there's nothing else you like, or because you want an easy A? I hate to ask how your other subjects are going.

I had a friend who got two A*s at GCSE. Cooking and PE. That's already a funny story, I don't need to say anything else.

But I do want to be helpful. Tell us a little more about your subject, what you need to produce or revise for or make, whatever.

Not to brag but I was the best cook in cooking class at my school. Probably because I LOVE to cook! (and bake) Here is what I did to get my well earned A:

1. Work hard and put effort into your food/assignments. Don't goof off simply because you get to hold cooking utensils in a school classroom. (Even if it is tempting.)

2. Practice your cooking at home, or wherever/whenever you can. Practice does make perfect! (cooking is one of my hobbies, so this was covered for me)

3. Be creative! Cooking is an art, not a backbreaking chore. Show you know both parts of "culinary" and "art".

4. Being a kissup sometimes but rarely helps. Since I was one of the best students in my class, the teacher naturally liked me and was aware of my cooking skills, so getting a good grade was not too hard. BUT THAT DOES NOT MEAN THAT I SLACKED OFF!!

Keeping in A in this class is really the same as almost any class. (Also, actually showing up to class really helps) Just a few reminders to keep in mind.

Make Cheetos.

Step 1: Turn into a woman

Step 2: Go into the kitchen and make some ****ing good dinner, *****.

Well depending on your sex and your teacher's....well....

**** your teacher.

Try looking in a cookbook—they're the handiest book of cooking around. That's pretty catchy, actually.

Or you can copy off of Mattocks' foods stuff. If you do it correctly, you'll get a pretty good grade (I'm not guaranteeing anything here).

NO, WAIT. Go to the fanciest restaurant around and steal one of the dishes.

Well, first and foremost, you should show up in class and pay attention and you will learn how to cook but if I were you, I would make practise will some simple dishes at home like macaroni and cheese then start cooking more difficult foods after you get good at cooking the simpler foods and you should be good enough at cooking in a flash. As for the diseases from food poisoning, I actually think that it is its own digestive disease. Try searching the internet for more info about that, though. Hope I helped.

Originally Posted by Silver

Maybe you should read cookbooks instead of asking a Zelda forum.

Also, fail troll is fail.

For the first time i agree with Silver