In the realm of celebrity moms, I can’t help but have a soft spot for Jennifer Lawrence. She seems like the type of person you’d instantly click with, bonding over the chaos of motherhood and the never-ending demands of parenting. Now, my admiration for her has only deepened with the debut of her delightful cooking series, and it’s simply the cutest thing ever.
For the past few months, Lawrence has been quietly sharing episodes of her “Pretend Cooking Show” on her Facebook page. With four episodes released so far, they’re so charming that they truly deserve to be a daily feature. You won’t believe how she affectionately kisses her favorite cookbook—seriously, it’s too sweet!
Throughout the episodes, Lawrence shares the most endearing cooking tips, like filling a measuring cup with water and proclaiming, “not too hot, not too cold, just right.” I mean, why is she so adorable? It’s a mystery! In one episode, she even shapes honey white bread into little figures, which is something I never knew I needed in my life.
Episode Highlights
In the second episode, she whips up Huckleberry English Muffins while donning the cutest owl pajamas and reading glasses. I can’t handle the cuteness! She even times how long the dough needs to chill by using “two kids’ bedtimes,” which is hilariously relatable. Watching her is like having your best friend join you in the kitchen. At one point, she blows a kiss to the muffins, longing for a bite while trying to resist carbs during filming. Oh, Jennifer, I’ll happily eat a few for you!
Her third episode features her attempts at homemade bagels. She preps the dough the night before in plaid pajamas with “Mama” embroidered on them—a total win! And spoiler alert: She nails the bagels, noting that while they may lack puffiness, they certainly have character.
The latest episode showcases her recipe for nut-free granola bars. You’d be hard-pressed to find someone as joyful as her while making these treats. I’m starting to compile reasons why we should be best friends—hopefully, that doesn’t come off as too creepy! She even drizzles chocolate over the final product, claiming, “I’m not a pretty baker,” but I wholeheartedly disagree—she radiates beauty.
It’s puzzling why Lawrence refers to this as a “pretend” cooking show, considering she clearly possesses genuine culinary skills and embodies the friendliest kitchen mentor. She’s relatable, genuine, and perfectly captures the essence of a busy mom juggling cooking with family life. Stay tuned for episode five; I simply can’t wait!
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In summary, Jennifer Lawrence’s cooking show is a delightful blend of humor, charm, and relatable mom life. Each episode brings a smile and a sense of connection, making it a must-watch for anyone who enjoys a light-hearted take on cooking.