Who cooks the most?

[walls1010 3]

I do (non-USC), my husband love Filipino and Chinese foods, and of course I cook Western foo, too

[~Chad~ 0]

I can't vote on this one yet. But I can't wait until I can.

[Welshcookie 17]

I cook during the week and he puts his chef hat on at the weekends.

[MaydayDas 1]

Well......me (non USC) 65% ...him (USC) 100-65= god dammit he is a master chef

You should ask who does the dishes

[mybackpages 0]

Cooking is split pretty much 50-50 between us.

[Nessa 23]

I do, brazilian non-USC. Charles made mexican food a couple of times. His definition of cooking is opening a bunch of pre-ready food cans, put them in a pan, mix them, heat them and voila

I hope he doesn't see this thread

[KarenCee 3]

My adorable husband and I love to cook together....so many a day we cook together in our tiny kitchen...and dream of the day when we get a bigger one so we don't always bump butts around the sink. Hmm...not that that's a bad thing y'know.

[Dr. Obvious 49]

I do. Every once in a while, he'll get it in him to create something, but normally it is my job.

[bora bora 1]

My fiance, the non-USC (male) does most of the cooking. I love it! He's really good at it and has no problem at all cooking.

He can't work yet so it's nice to come home to a nice warm dinner (and later leftovers for work).

I've never liked cooking, though I did it before he came - now I barely ever do.

[MissStacey 1]

We both do. Mel cooks the stuff he grew up on and I cook the stuff I grew up on. We have lots of fun cooking.

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

Me, the USC (and wife). It's not because my husband doesn't want to help; I just sort of took over the cooking because he's a bad cook.

4 alarm chili has a whole nuther meaning, eh?

I do, brazilian non-USC. Charles made mexican food a couple of times. His definition of cooking is opening a bunch of pre-ready food cans, put them in a pan, mix them, heat them and voila

I hope he doesn't see this thread

too late

[me_4_musa 1]

USC - that would be me.

[homesick_american 1]

4 alarm chili has a whole nuther meaning, eh?

Not really; he doesn't eat beef so I never make chili...because vegetarian chili is just so VERY wrong.

Edited April 16, 2007 by homesick_american

[Mags 112]

4 alarm chili has a whole nuther meaning, eh?

Not really; he doesn't eat beef so I never make chili...because vegetarian chili is just so VERY wrong.

I've had some wonderful veggie chili in my time. I think it really depends on the recipe used and the person cooking it. Everyone has a different idea over what tastes nice, I guess.

[homesick_american 1]

4 alarm chili has a whole nuther meaning, eh?

Not really; he doesn't eat beef so I never make chili...because vegetarian chili is just so VERY wrong.

I've had some wonderful veggie chili in my time. I think it really depends on the recipe used and the person cooking it. Everyone has a different idea over what tastes nice, I guess.

It's er...um...a Texas thing. Live in Texas long enough, you will be told repeatedly that chili should contain beef and beef only. No beans. I guess it's a joke that only works on Texans.