For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for April 22, 2013

A bachelor who can cook? He’ll never get married, now!

I got a new way to Wok!

Stir fried vegetables are awesome! I’m not a big fan of broccoli, but love it stir fried.

None years old…. and already Michael is too smart for his own good.

As a Chinese friend (who was puzzled by the term) told me, “We call them pans.”

My husband cooks great meals with the wok.

What do you think John has in his hand?

Everybody’s talkin’ ’bout a new way of wokking

better vegetables than the dog or cat.

healthy

I love broccoli and my 17 year old son knows how to cook, the 15 and 13 year old boys are learning. I think people should be well-rounded and not fit into gender roles. That way they don’t have to eat ramens or come home for dinner everyday until they marry.

MY HUBBY LOVES TO COOK, ESP BRUNCH. WE ARE TEACHING OUR SON NOW AT AGE 11,

Actually my husband was a professional cook for 25 years and we would cook together … I was making a little joke … very little.

So glad you shared that.

It looked like a wok-ie tok-ie to me too. I didn’t even picture a bottle for some reason.

I’m actually pretty amazed that, at the age of 9, Michael not only knows what a wok is but he also knows what it’s used for!

Me, too. Crunch, crunch,crunch! And carrots.

I’ve deep-fried prawns, pork and chicken in my wok — “not just for vegetables any more!”

I always think chicken when I think of “wok.” Or small pieces of beef.

My son has been married 10 years, and he’s the chief chef. His wife makes candy on holidays, but he cooks dinner. Maybe it is his “down time” since he is a doctoral student.

Those woks are great!