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The first time you cooked a meal by yourself (narrative essay)

[Narrative essays contain narration of events, incidents, accidents, journeys, events, etc.

Since narrative essay is about telling on incident , you must convince your readers that this incident really took

place. This means telling the ‘when’ and ‘where’. Also change ‘your’ to ‘my’ and ‘you’ to ‘I’.]

[Before writing the essay, make an outline by thinking of the points and writing them down in a proper order.]​

Answer 1

Answer:

One of my earliest memories, is that of my first cooking experience. I was about three years old, and was awakened one morning by the shrill cries of my baby sister.  This was not unusual,  as she awoke hungry every morning, and cried until mother pacified her with that first bottle of milk.

That particular morning, Mother seemed rather slow to respond to my sister's persistent demands.

Having watched Mother prepare our meals daily, I was quite sure there was nothing to it.  I knew right where she kept the white enamel sauce pan she used, retrieved it from the bottom drawer of the stove, and carefully placed it on the front burner.

I remained focused and determined as I scooted a chair up to the open refrigerator, climbed up, grabbed the open milk jug and wrestled it to the floor.  Next I removed a pink, plastic bottle from the dish drainer, selected a nipple, and with considerable effort filled the bottle, (and a large part of the floor), with milk.  After a quick break to mop the floor with Mothers dish towel, I continued on my mission. "Mother will be so proud of me", I thought to myself.

Standing on tippy toes, I placed the bottle into the pan, turned the burner on, and headed to my sister's room to comfort her, and to inform her that her bottle was on it's way.

Having not yet mastered the concept of time, I don't know how long I stayed in my sister's room, but it seemed like no time at all that I heard my mother's footsteps hurrying into the kitchen.  I followed close behind and arrived in time to see her remove the pan from the stove and in to the sink.  The kitchen was filled with dense smoke and the pungent odor of melted plastic was nauseating.

Mother stood silently, facing the sink, her hands covering her face.  I could see she was not happy.  I was disappointed too.  I couldn't imagine where I had failed.  

Mother was preoccupied with cleaning up the mess and was in no mood for discussion.

It wasn't until I was in my thirties, while teaching my young son the basics of cooking, that I realized what had happened.  How could I have known, from my angle, that Mother always had water in the pan?

Answer 2

Guidelines for writing an essay on 'The First Meal Cooked by Me':

Introduction:  

Give the basic information- how old were you and what made you cook.  

Paragraph 1:

Describe your experience and the activity of cooking.

Paragraph 2:

Describe your mental and emotional state while you were cooking.  

Conclusion:

Connect the experience to the present and to the future.

Information that you can include in your essay:

• Age
• Why did you cook- wanted to/ had to
• What did you cook- cuisine/dishes
• How did you know what to do- internet/a recipe book/TV show/ had watched mom
• What did you eventually do- cooked well and got surprised everyone/ burnt it and was disappointed/ accidentally cooked well
• How others reacted- surprised, happy, in disbelief, furious, laughed at you
• How you felt- thrilled, excited, scared, anxious, pleased, worried, embarrassed
• What do you feel about the experience now?
• Have your culinary (cooking) skills improved?

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