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TAKE SOME LESSONS FROM THIS GUY

Helwaa,

That Jamal Hashi, he and his brother own Safari resturante in MN, and a good friend of mine. I hate to bust him out but all his cooks are Mexicans and the brother is not that good of a cook and he will admit it himself. But I can assure you he wont starve himself either.

YOU KNOW HIM FOR REAL...SO HE IS A REAL COOK....OOH HOW NICE

I don't need to learn how to cook. I'm not even allowed to go to the kitchen.

[quote="hyperactive"]I don't need to learn how to cook. I'm not even allowed to go to the kitchen.[/quote]
Why? Is that an Arab thing?

I can't talk for others but diffenetely is my father's thing. Warya hawenka aya madbakha qala. Don't go close to it. As long my food on the table I'm not complaining.

hajaay hyper war cusub baaba keenteyba maxaa tidhi...i'm not allowed aaaa

And who is gonna cook for you when you are adult

I'm an adult now. Until I got married my mother and sisters will cook for me and my father. Then that would be a wife's job. I may be nice and help her with cleaning but cooking maya

CAJIIB ...have you thougt about that ur wife can become sick and she gonna need ur help..what you gonna do call ur mother

Markas Allah sahlayo. You can order food. No big dear. Or eat ready foods.

Hyper,

Go in secretly in the kitchen when your dad is asleep or not at home and learn how to cook man, its essential that you know, for your own good.

hyper


The bottom line is you will never go to the kitchen.........is that what you are saying

Helwa never say never, I don't know in the future. Once an old man told me this and i love it: Waxas ma 3ono means bahi ima qaban. so sister untill today bahi madbakh ima qaban. Future Allah knows.

well good luck hyper......but remember knowledge is power.What you learn you gonna use it one day....marka think about that.

lol Thanks for the advice but there is millions things i need to learn and cooking isn't in my list yet