I cooked!!!! I can’t believe it!!! I really cooked!! FOR THE FAMILY!!!😱

😌😌😌I cooked. I cooked. I cooked. I cooked. I cooked 😂😂😂😂

Okay, let me start with a question.

Would you ever allow a guy who burnt a cake, to make food for the family? 😂

I guess I should narrate my journey of how I cooked the family food.

Mother went out, so it was I, Henry, Victor and Dad at home.

😂😂To be honest, out of we males at home, even though we are all bad in cooking, I’m still the only one who’s doing good enough 😂

I would have shared this since, but I was looking for the pictures to include so you can see the food I cooked

Day 1

So the first day, I cooked beans together with yam (it’s very delicious 😋 in case you haven’t tried it out) 😎😎because I cooked it good enough, I was proud of the wife material inside of me 😂😂

Day 2

I made Rice 🍚. It was White Rice and Stew 😂😂 We bought pepper and blended it. Then I added the ingredients (curry, thyme, bullion cubes, etc) It was also very good, my brothers even said my stew was like mum’s own 😂 I didn’t want to believe them, but for some reasons I did 😂 “I will soon be as good as mum in cooking” I told myself. “Maybe 20 years later” I quickly added 😂😂😂

Day 3

😂😂😂😂😂😂 now, we ran out of food ideas😂😂😂unbelievable! Just as we have writer’s block, we also have cooking block 😂😂😂I realized this on day 3.

In the morning, because we didn’t have a clue of what to cook, we did HUNGER STRIKE 😂😂you know, Hunger strike is when you strike because you are hungry. It’s not fasting. You are hungry and you don’t know what to cook/eat, so you deliberately stay hungry until your stomach causes a rebellion 😂😂

In the afternoon, we ate bread! 😂 but In Nigeria, bread isn’t “good” Eat 15 slices, a typical Nigeria will still be hungry in 10 mins😅

It was in the evening that I discovered that yams existed in our kitchen 😅and I reasoned that I could cook Yam Porridge.

So I cooked yam porridge that evening. 😌😌😌and of course, it feeelsss goooooood 😍

Day 4

Mum arrived and made Amala and Ewedu 😂that’s a local dish. A Yoruba delicacy 🥰my culture’s food

😂😂😂and that’s the end of my family cooking era😂

Now, it remains baking. Baking is the next on my list. Hopefully, I will not burn a cake again😂😂🙏

I just wanted to update you about my cooking life😅 Vincent Ehindero’s journey to cooking ❤️yeah, it’s a journey with a lot of turns and bumps 😃😅

I hope you stay safe and well. Very soon, I will be visiting countries by God’s grace. And I want to meet with you if I ever come to your country, so please, stay safe ❤️❤️❤️❤️💐💐Love you ❤️

Ps. Those pictures above is how each food is meant to look. But if I post the exact picture of how mine looked..😂😂😂😂you don’t want to see it, trust me 😂😂😂😂