Twelve-year-old twins Lily and Audrey Andrews are teaching kids how to cook in unusual ways with their creative recipes(食譜)．Growing up in Northern California, the sisters have created their very first cookbook. Jack and Jill caught up with the girls to talk about food.

Jack and Jill: How did you two become interested in cooking?

Audrey: When we were younger, we watched cooking shows on the Food Network instead of cartoons. We were hooked and began doing anything we were allowed to do in the kitchen.

JJ: Who taught you both how to cook?

Lily: Our mom and dad taught us the basics, but when we were about 6 years old, we took cooking classes with one of our mom’s friends who is a cook. We have also taken adult classes at our local cooking school.

JJ: Do you have a favorite dish you like to cook?

A: In the winter, Lily and I love making hot soup. In the summer, we’re always coming up with new salads. We love cooking with friends and family, and one recipe that everyone can help us with is our Beef Stir Fry.

JJ: For the eater who wants to start cooking and trying new foods, where do you suggest they begin?

L: Start by adding new things to foods you already enjoy! Try to add a little curry(咖喱) to your favorite chicken dish. Start small, and slowly you’ll be open to trying tons of new things!

1.The underlined word “hooked” in Paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to “________”.

A．worried B．frightened C．surprised D．interested

2.The twins began to learn to cook ________.

A．from their parents

B．from their mom’s friend

C．when they went to school

D．when they were 6 years old

3.What dish do the twins like to cook the most?

A．Hot soup.

B．New salads.

C．It is up to the season.

D．It depends on their family.

4.The twins advise the eater who wants to cook to ________.

A．create lots of new things

B．cook the chicken dish first

C．prepare well before cooking

D．try something new little by little

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