Question

My grandfather is an artist in the kitchen. He can make a meal look like something you would see in a fancy cooking magazine or in a museum! He uses his imagination to create dishes that are both delicious and beautiful. When we were little, we refused to eat vegetables. So, to capture our interest, he would make towers out of celery and carrots or volcanoes out of mashed potatoes and gravy. His desserts are the most amazing of all; he can make a cake look like your favorite super hero or pet. We love eating at Grandpa’s house!

Which response best explains the meaning of the metaphor in the paragraph?

Answer 1

My grandfather is an artist in the kitchen.

Step-by-step explanation:

When someone refers to a person as an artist in the kitchen, they mean that the person is great at cooking and can basically make everything with food.