"Okay." Sunny somewhat reluctantly turns back to her. "You put your hand away from the bottom," he goes imposingly.

(Tbh you can kinda see parts of them that haven't changed)

Sunny's now watching her hands carefully for any movement instead of her face, so there goes any empathetic reading opportunities. 

"That's okay," Sunny goes after a little bit. "Just keep your hands away from the bottom and keep the heat relatively low, I think."

"Yeah!" Sunny nods, almost like he literally just forgot he was yelling at her half a minute ago.

Sunny puts his nose to the side of the pan and wafts some of the scent over without moving his hands. "Almost," he goes. "Fifty more seconds maybe?"

A rare phenomenon occurs. 
"Yes," Sunny agrees, but adds, "but better than eating raw meat. Mum said that's not healthy."

Forty seconds pass before Sunny decides he also doesn't have much patience in him. "Okay, good enough," he announces, moving the pan away and starting for the place that contains the plates.

Sunny takes out two plates without letting go of the pan, which is a questionable choice. 
"Okay!" he repeats. Again. "Let's eat!" He then proceeds to dump an entire half of what's on the pan onto one plate without even pausing.

Sunny doesn't retract his hand. I mean, that'd be what a jerk would do. 
As soon as she grabs hers, Sunny dives off towards the kitchen table with his own portion. Dang, he's reckless.

(Lol your characters do be finding chairs though)

Sunny plops the plate onto the table and then plops down onto a chair. 
"What did Mum say we should say before meals?" he asks his younger sibling. 

"Thank you god-whose-name-I-can't-pronounce!" Sunny exclaims, ironically nearly kicking the table with both feet. "We can eat now!"

Everything Sunny said would be there is there, plus some weird variation(?) of rice that isn't weird to Sollux since they eat it a lot. The beans are a paste mixed in with said rice, and there's also bread too, with a side of melted cheese at the side. The chicken, cut into strips of all shapes and lengths, is there too, alongside all the beets and carrots, which were lazily cut.

Contrary to Sollux, Sunny doesn't have any meat on his plate. He's currently mixing everything together in what he thinks to be a gentlemanly manner. In truth...well, some things are better left unsaid.

Sunny shoves a (reasonable) glob of food into his mouth and starts counting how many times he chews.

Sunny, being the responsible older brother he is, completely doesn't notice his sister's absence of manners. He's counted to thirty four and swallows a big chunk of chewed-up food, somehow without choking.