Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for March 02, 2016

Your grandaunt’s got you there, muchacho.

¡Esa estuvo buena, tía Carmen!

About time.

aah, the wonders of the internet.

A young person learning how to cook is a great idea!

My ex refused to learn how to cook and struggled after he left. I taught both my kids to cook in their teens and both are fine cooks. I love it when they cook for me.

yeah, the teenager is making their own cereal

I go with a no Baldo.

Look a THIS video, a Hispanic kid starving to death rather than make his own meal. Baldito will never cook, so forget it Tia.

When I left home for college I was already cooking meals for the family and when I got an on campus apartment I cooked all my own meals. I found out later that people would go out of their way to walk past my apartment when I was cooking so they could smell.

My 20 year old son learned to cook around the age of 12 when I had to work late for the other kids. Their dad was there but he doesn’t really cook.

she shoots! she scores! good one, tia carmen.

This is excellent! My kids cook some, but as the oldest is 10, they don’t cook full family meals yet (at least, not regularly).

I think that’s important.

I was the youngest one.When my sisters were “out”, I was the one who helped Mom grind the corn for making tamales, helped Dad cook the Thanks giving turkey, addedthe oregano to the spaghetti sauce Etc, Etc..

I WAS THE LUCKY ONE!

I was the LUCKY ONE