You’d think that with so many celebrity chefs, TV cookery shows and kitchen creations on social media, we’d be bringing up youngsters equipped with at least the basic culinary skills.
Sadly, this is not the case. Four years ago, the Daily Mirror reported that Britain is raising a “can’t cook, won’t cook” generation – with half of young adults unable to rustle up a simple dish.
And it’s still as bleak. More recent research by the Co-op found a third of 18 to 35-year-olds have no idea how to cook spaghetti bolognese, and three quarters didn’t know how to boil veg, fry an egg or grill meat.
This week, a friend invited me to accompany her to a cookery class she had won in a charity raffle. It was called Kitchen Confidence and was held at the
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