Do you find joy in cooking? Is it fun for you?

Buying prepared food isn't a very healthy choice so I really do try not to go that route, but man, I fucking detest cooking.

It helps if someone else cleans the mess.

I ALWAYS offer to do cleanup if someone else will cook.

I make a lot of soups. Throw it all in a pot, cook it and done. Good way to use up vegetables.

If I lived by myself and didn't have to cook for anyone I would live off of veggie wraps. I buy the sprouted grain and flax seed spinach wraps and chop up a bunch of fresh veggies and add tuna fish or sliced boiled eggs for protein and olives and avacado for healthy fat and I'm good. A complete balanced easy meal.

(02-08-2021, 10:02 PM)sally Wrote: I make a lot of soups. Throw it all in a pot, cook it and done. Good way to use up vegetables.

I've done that. Weirdly, I don't ever mind making something if it will last for days, I'll do anything, ANYTHING, to get out of cooking.

I made some badass soup tonight, chicken stock, celery, leftover boiled new potatoes, carrots, black beans, cabbage, small handful of rice , onion powder, garlic powder, kosher salt, pepper, cayenne. Boiled that for a while then added cut up chicken breast. SMACK YO MAMMA GOOD!

I can't imagine being a someone who cooks for others every day and having your family not appreciate the hard work it takes to feed the ungrateful mouths.

I'm always ridiculously grateful to anyone who cooks for me.

How grateful? (whistles)

Cook for me and find out.  

Cooking is fun.  Washing the dishes afterwards is not.   Thankfully someone invented a dishwasher.

They didn't invent it, he just walked across the border.

(02-14-2021, 08:50 PM)BigMark Wrote: They didn't invent it, he just walked across the border.

What border? Dick Washer, the sweet old man with a lisp lived in Urinetown USA. Fascinating dickumentary on how the man who washed men's dicks came to wash dishes.

Border Collies are smarter.