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Who does most of the cooking in your house? Or do you share evenly?

I put share, though I do the bulk of the cooking. Rick will cook breakfast for us every weekend, though, and sometimes lunch.

I think it is fair to say I do most of the cooking. I don't do much vacuuming or dusting but I do cook and help with the laundry.

I do all the cooking but once or twice a week we eat out or order pizza or chinese...I love cooking though.....:-6

When I'm on my own I cook.

At home I very rarely cook as my wife does not work and has more time (and we can all eat the food that she cooks)

I will never be a homemaker. I burn water.

I do alot of cooking because I am very careful what I eat and what goes into the food we eat.

I how ever fall off the wagon and violate a pizza,or hit taco bell like a stoner on payday.but for the most part I eat right.We we do order out for McDonald's or burger king,I usually get something healthy too eat or make something at home.

Even Right now I am eating low-fat frozen yogurt.

I do.Thank goodness,LOL.he he.I am a very good cook whereas he mkes hamburgers and a dish he refers to as chicken enchilladas.cream of Chicken soup over c & flour tortillas.no red or green sauce.he does NOT like mexican food.I have over 200 cookbooks.

I am new to the garden,Hi!

Wendy:-5

Shweet tatersalad wrote:

I how ever fall off the wagon and violate a pizza,or hit taco bell like a stoner on payday


:yh_rotfl :yh_rotfl

I love to cook, but i don't very often. It's no fun to cook for yourself.

I love it when man cooks for me, something kind of sexy about a man in the kitchen. :rolleyes:

CheshireCat wrote: I love it when man cooks for me, something kind of sexy about a man in the kitchen. :rolleyes:


I agree :-4

I like to make my hubby wear an apron with nothing on underneath it :rolleyes:

cherandbuster wrote: I agree :-4



I like to make my hubby wear an apron with nothing on underneath it :rolleyes:






He He!

cherandbuster wrote: I agree :-4

I like to make my hubby wear an apron with nothing on underneath it :rolleyes:


I guess we know what you two have for desert.:p

cherandbuster wrote: I agree :-4

I like to make my hubby wear an apron with nothing on underneath it :rolleyes:


You have too make him?

cherandbuster wrote: I agree :-4

I like to make my hubby wear an apron with nothing on underneath it :rolleyes:


Sometimes that can be dangerous! Not to mention, sometimes he may even get burnt! :p

zinkyusa wrote: I guess we know what you two have for desert.:p


Wicked! :sneaky:



I like it!

I notice I'm no longer the only one who admits to not cooking at home - that's a relief

We both work so we share the cooking and the house work.

fisher wrote: We both work so we share the cooking and the house work.


Fisher..hi buddy. Long time no see. Good to see you!! How's the fishing been?

Marie5656 wrote: Fisher..hi buddy. Long time no see. Good to see you!! How's the fishing been? Hi! good to see you as well. I am not fishing at the moment , it is the off season. Our season starts the last Mon of Nov. It last for six months. During the off season I do a bit of welding for a company that owns scallop dragger's. That is what I am up to at the moment.Thanks for the Hello.

So what do you fish for fisher? Just curious.

My wife does most of the cooking purely because she as at home most of the timt

YZGI wrote: So what do you fish for fisher? Just curious.


Our friend is a fisher of lobsters and other such delicacies.



Did not realize you were off season, my friend.

Thats cool. I watch that show deadliest catch on dsc. Pretty tough job. But can pay very well if successful.

Both my wife & I each like to & do cook about equally. Some weeks I cook more, & some weeks she cooks more, depends on who's into a "project" that day. Either way, when one cooks, the other cleans up, so . . . . . . .

(That's why we like to eat out at least three to four times a week.)

YZGI wrote: Thats cool. I watch that show deadliest catch on dsc. Pretty tough job. But can pay very well if successful.
I watch that show as well. The first three weeks of the season can be pretty tough.That is when we make most of our money. So bad weather does not keep us tied to the wharf. Once things slow down it gets better.