h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Today I had a cooking class, well, officially I am participating in a study run by the Applied Human Nutrition Department on 'Whether a Cook and Eat intervention improves the frequency and quality of family mealtimes', but it amounts to the same thing.

With my cooking skills I've been classed as having 'access issues'. All I did was ask when I signed up how you can follow recipes that say things like 'cook until golden brown' or 'ensure it is no longer pink' if you are colour blind and can't see if it is pink or golden brown?

Today we made banana pancakes and I was told the best way to see if a banana is yellow or green is to see if it feels bumpy or smooth. I never knew that.

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Sound interesting, but what exactly is a Cook and Eat intervention? (or am I being thick?)

I think it is just a grand name for 'teaching people to cook healthy meals'.

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I only use 'intervention' in its euphemistic sense of invading another country.

Maybe they'll teach you to cook Chinese or something.

Is cannibalism in these days in the UK? Is that part of Brexit?

Banana pancakes - yay! http://youtu.be/OkyrIRyrRdY