I do want to ask that you include controls somewhere (either on the game page or in the game itself), especially if you include non-rm standard controls. I never touch my mouse when playing rm games, so I ended up stuck right away at the cheese and alcohol collecting scene.

I only figured it out when I clicked on the game to hop back into playing after checking to see if there were controls anywhere on the page. Just a quick rundown would be helpful for anyone who's not used to playing games like that.
The idea is adorable, and I do love me some cooking in games, but I was a bit disappointed that I only got to make one of the recipes at the end of the game. So of course I played again, and 'speedrunning' the item collecting is how I stumbled across some of the event problems.
I raced around, hit all the spots (activating a few of them twice on accident before clicking on the pictures) and... I didn't have all the ingredients. Which meant that I couldn't finish the game. I tested it a few more times, and came to the conclusion that the events must be set to parallel process instead of autorun. Unfortunately that means that I can walk around the map while the item scene is still up, and if I started another event then the item wouldn't be added to my inventory. You should look through your events and make sure that they're set to autorun, so that the player can't do that (or at least they shouldn't be able to do that).
Personally I felt that the maps were bigger than they needed to be, there seemed to be a lot of empty space that didn't have to be there. That's mostly personal preference though, just keep in mind that large mostly-empty spaces aren't all that interesting for players to look at. Adding in a few details (like flowers in the yard, or a rug in the house) could really help make the maps feel less empty.
There were two main spots that I found to have passability issues, the basement walls and the long bushes out in the yard.
Overall, it's a cute game, but a bit more attention to events and explaining controls wouldn't hurt.
