Answer the questions below and find out what your cooking style says about you.
Question 1
You see an unusual fruit in your local supermarket. Do you:
Question 2
You’re asked to provide dessert for a dinner party where every guest is bringing a course for all to eat. Would you make:
Question 3
There are days when nobody wants to be bothered to cook. When you’ve already had a long tough day and still need to get food into your family do you:
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Question 4 What’s Your Ideal Meal?
A – Grilled fish on the beach at sunset
B – Steak and kidney pie
C – You don’t have one, it’s always whatever you saw on Masterchef this week.
Total your answers and see whether you are mainly A, B or C.
Your Cooking Style Revealed
Mostly A – you’re an adventurous improviser – to make the most of your natural inclinations, focus on cooking stir fries and making picnics and other outdoor treats as the speed of cooking stir fries will appeal to you, and al fresco dining meets your sense of occasion. Lots of fruit and vegetables in salads and oriental dishes will help you boost your nutrition intake.
Mostly B – you’re a traditional cook – you don’t like to deviate too much from what you know you do well and you’re always happy with a cookbook to work from. To make the most of your strengths, buy a good recipe book based on the food pyramid or other healthy eating guidelines and use it to improve your diet.
Mostly C – you’re a luxury lover and enjoy fine dining and beautifully presented food. To develop your best cooking instincts, learn to make sushi and other beautiful but healthy food options such as layered salads.
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