Anyone take home ec in high school?
How about some stories.
This is super shitty, but here goes:
>home ec is separated into teams
>each time makes the dish for the week and is graded on presentation, taste, and teamwork
>on team with very short Vietnamese dude
>it's his turn to be leader
>he starts barking out orders while criticizing everything we're going
>he doesn't do shit
>we get fed up and refuse to do anything
>time is almost up and he realizes he's not going to get a grade on it
>has some type of nervous breakdown and starts crying and breaking and throwing shit
>we all passed but him
i was in home ec this one time and we made pizzas and quesadillas
>>7720250
Yeah, I think my mom did.
>>7720250
Some idiot switched the sugar and salt containers once.
I was an "advanced student" because I could use the broiler to make grilled cheese in Middle School.
It was fucking stupid. We learned about the food groups, made an Orange Julius from frozen concentrate, aforementioned grilled cheese, and how to write recipes on a notecard.
It was called "cooking" at my school.
We made a few good things like twice baked potatoes, applesauce and spaghetti but the class was every day and we only cooked once a week or so.
This meant 4/5 days were crossword puzzles and other busy work.
We did very little cooking. A single cake was made by the entire class. It was mostly about using a sewing machine. I made a rifle case that I still have.
>>7720250
I switched the sugar and salt containers once
>>7720250
i had cooking at school for a year, 2 hours every week
made eggs, soups, stew, spaghetti, eclairs, mac and cheese,...
was prretty ok, could cook a halfway decent meal after that year
>turning other groups ovens on to max when theyre not looking
>taking extra food items to fuck other teams (block of cheese for tacos, pizza etc)
>stealing all the butterknives and throwing them at things after school
>nigger group would always intentionally fuck up, always blaming the short negro, made for some good laughs
