I want to say I improvise when I cook.

[alpacinou]

I want to say I improvise when I cook. Can I use "wing it"? Is this correct and natural?

I like to wing it when I cook. I mix up ingredients that usually don't go together and usually end up with yummy results.

 

[5jj]

I like to wing it when I cook. I mix up ingredients that usually don't go together, and usually end up with yummy results.

'Wing it' is fine. I'd make a couple of changes in the second sentence.

 

[Skrej]

You could also say 'experiment' or 'improvise', as in your title.

 

[alpacinou]

'Wing it' is fine. I'd make a couple of changes in the second sentence.

Is this okay?

I like to wing it when I cook. I mix ingredients that normally don't go together, and usually end up with yummy results.