Full English Breakfast

I made a full English breakfast yesterday.

It was my first time cooking in London so it meant a lot to me.

Make sure you keep the same tense in the sentence (was/had) (was/meant)

Actually, it was not an original full English breakfast because I changed many recipes.

It is include some beens in real english breakfast, but I didn't put the been in my food. A traditional English breakfast includes beans, but I didn't use any (I don't like beans).

Because I didn't like the been..

Anyway, before the cooking, I went to the supermarket to buy some ingredients.

ingredients = foods, spices, sauces, etc. used to cook

I boiled the ingredients and then I added a BBQ sauce.

You don't have use "I" twice here.

It was really delicious food -- I was so delighted.

You can connect two simple sentences like this with " -- ". Don't worry about that for now. You could write this as "It was really delicious food. I was so delighted!"

But I made the food alone and I ate alone.. However, I cooked and ate alone...

so I was a little bit lonely a little bit :(

My room mate was traveling with her family, so I couldn't eat with her.

Again, use past tense through the whole sentence here. (was/could not) versus (is / cannot)

When she comes back to our room, I will prepare some foods with her :-)

use, make, cook, prepare -- words you can use to mean to make foods