relationship cooking?

Theresia Fashaw: Both should cook...it's also fun to cook together.

Tom Romer: My husband and I both cook. For us, it just depends on who is able to start on it first and what we're having.

Maynard Phoubandith: I lived with a destructive family individuals and during the age of 10 - 12 the youngsters have been experienced chefs. i'm confident it shows the male which you're a potential mate via having the flexibility to cook dinner. Why - it may be a area of nurturing infants. a woman who won't be able to cook dinner, seems sterilie and sounds like somebody you serve no longer a potential mate and mom. In very destructive international locations a youthful lady marries because of the fact she is potential mate and has all the superb characteristics of nurturing. I met a 14 365 days previous and that i ought to work out she replaced into waiting to enhance a family individuals. in case you are able to no longer cook dinner you're area of this wealthy society wit! h different values. i could say pass to the 0.33 international and see this facet of existence and alter. Sorry for rambling on yet you have set me off. To sum it up cooking was once significant, and to be totally in touch with are humanity and motherhood - cooking is must be a needed area of existence. (and fatherhood too)...Show more

Dannie Briseno: Whoever is the least busy at the time or gets hungry first cooks. But we enjoy cooking together and do that when we can. Today I was home and my husband was at work so I went to the garden, got what I needed, and made a delicious meal. Fresh veggies, nothing better...

Asa Soho: Both... whoever wants to, whoever cooks best, or take turns. My boyfriend cooks everything for us because he is so much better at cooking than me. I wash up after wards instead. no ratios or rules, whatever works best for you =)

Moises Rupinski: Whoever is the better cook should do the bulk of it, otherwise it should be split with t! he rest of the chores. I do most of the cooking, partly becau! se I am a better cook than my wife, which she admits, and partly because I typically pick up the kids and am home sooner. We don't have any specific division of labor but it seems to work out fine. As far as the cooking ratio of men to women, I would have to say I think women still cook more of the meals, just based on who I see doing the shopping at the grocery stores, as the shopper tends to be the person who cooks the food....Show more

Ollie Hamiel: My wife loves to eat but can't cook. I like to cook because I like good food. It's a pretty nice deal we got going.It'd be nice if she would do dishes or, well, anything around the house but thems the breaks.