I have been making dinner for myself for almost a month. They say practice make makes perfect, but I didn’t feel that. Instead of becoming more delicious, the food that I cooked just taste the same as my first-day cooking food.

I have been making dinner for myself for almost a month now. They say practice makes perfect, but I don’t really feel that. Instead of becoming more delicious, the food I cook tastes almost the same as it did on my first day.

while I was a student, I never cooked. But I assumed that I can become a good chef because both my mother and my father can cook delicious food. But as I grew up I found cooking is really hard for me. Maybe it has something to do with my color-blind issue. I can’t really tell the difference between rare meat and well down meat so I tried to avoid cooking meat. But making vegetables also bewilderes me as I know nothing about ingredients. I can tell too much diffeences among them as well.

When I was a student, I never cooked. I assumed I could become a good cook because both my mother and my father can make delicious food. However, as I grew up, I found that cooking is actually very hard for me. Maybe it has something to do with my color blindness. I can’t really tell the difference between rare meat and well-done meat, so I try to avoid cooking meat.

But even cooking vegetables bewilders me, because I know almost nothing about ingredients. I can’t really tell much difference between them either.

But I'm gonna keep trying anyway. After all it was just a month. Hope I can eat food what is cooked by myself and think it's really good someday.

Still, I’m going to keep trying. After all, it’s only been a month. I hope that one day I can eat food cooked by myself and genuinely think it’s really good.