What time do you usually have dinner?
I usually sit down for dinner around half past seven in the evening. That gives me enough time to get back from work, unwind a bit, and whip up something quick like a vegetable stir-fry before it gets too late.
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I usually sit down for dinner around half past seven in the evening. That gives me enough time to get back from work, unwind a bit, and whip up something quick like a vegetable stir-fry before it gets too late.
Most weeknights, I have dinner with my flatmate. We often take turns cooking or just share whatever we’ve made, though on weekends I prefer catching up with my parents or meeting a few close friends for a meal.
To be honest, I’m a huge fan of homemade pasta, especially anything with a rich tomato and garlic sauce. It’s pure comfort food for me, and I find the whole process of making it quite therapeutic after a hectic day.
I definitely lean towards eating at home. Eating out at restaurants is a nice treat once in a while, but dining at home is far more relaxing, not to mention a lot healthier and easier on the wallet.
Yes, almost every single night. My parents were quite strict about everyone sitting around the dining table together. It was essentially our daily routine to catch up and talk about how our day at school went.
I certainly would. I have a fairly limited repertoire at the moment, so I’d love to master a few traditional curry recipes or learn how to bake fresh bread to go alongside evening meals.
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whip up
prepare or cook something very quickly
take turns
alternate doing an action with another person
comfort food
food that provides a feeling of well-being or nostalgia
therapeutic
helping someone to relax or feel calm
lean towards
have a tendency to prefer a particular option
easier on the wallet
less expensive or cheaper to afford
repertoire
the range of skills or dishes someone can produce
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