I cook ethnic food. I love the flavors and spices in ethnic food. I am a tall woman with frizzy curly hair. I like to draw. I learned how to cook from a class at a community college.
I have autism. I also have frizzy hair. I play video games. I love food full of flavor and spices. I can't cook. I would like to learn to cook. I tried to follow some internet recipes but was not successful.
I found a carpenter like you suggested, and they were able to raise my stove do it's easier to cook. I wish I could cook like you but I think if I can't cook, I can at least be a guinea pig to try out the dishes for you. How funny you mention guinea pigs... that was actually the first dish I cooked on my new-and-improved stove! I cooked up a hot, fresh, Cuy Peruano -- or "Peruvian Guinea Pig"!  It's a delicasy in Peru. I'd gladly offer you some! You mean cooking a real guinea pig?  I want to eat but I don't want to be eaten.  Are you going to fatten me up then cook me?  Those little guinea pig are so cute. Yeah, they're so cute. I could never kill one. I bought it at the local Peruvian grocery store. I just added my own spices. I've never eaten a human, and I don't plan to! You don't need to worry. Have you considered taking a cooking class? They're not too expensive, and it's a lot of fun. It's a great skill to learn! Being with my condition, there is not much place will accommodate me.  I did think about to take class on line instead.   Oh, I understand. I've never heard above an online cooking class -- but I'm sure they exist! Everything's online these days. What kind of "ethnic foods" are your favorite?  If I could pick, I would like to learn how to cook Thai food.  I love spicy food.  How about you? Thai food is very good, but I'm not too great at cooking it yet. I love the spices in Indian food, and I can get the ingreadients easily in my city. I also love delicious, Italian pasta dishes -- there's actually a lot of skill involved to get the flavors just right. I hope to master it some day.  I only know about eating not the cooking.  I always amazed by how chef know how much to spice to put in to make the perfect combination. Yeah, some of the chef's I follow on social media are very talented! Lots of them own restaurants, it's a great way to experience their cooking and their recipes. I live in Chicago -- there are lots of great places to experiences the perfect combination of spices. Have you ever been to a Famous Chef's restaurant ? No, they are too expensive for me.  Also, I just don't like to travel much at all.