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My whole family loves to cook. I hate cooking. Especially everyday cooking. I hate standing in the kitchen and trying to figure out what I want to make for dinner. Tonight it was left overs. I like making dinner for company. Any one else hate to cook??
Yes ! yes ! yes! I hate to cook. I do the same thing stand there forever trying to decide and half the time we just eat out. I hate lunch because I can never think of what to eat at home. I hate soup and barely like sandwiches. It doesn't help that I have a 3 year old that is picky so cooking is just "lovely". I would never hire a maid but I would hire a cook.
I love to cook!!! However, even though I cook everyday, my best meals (and the time I reallyenjoy cooking) is when I'm not rushed to do dinner. Let's say if I plan company coming over and I have time to plan the menu, then I'll set aside that day to start preparing everything slowly. I do have fun with that. I also love to bake, however, I haven't mastered it like my mom did. All of my cheesecakes come out tasty but very flat...it's embarassing.
My mother loves to cook and is VERY good at it, me... I HATE it. I also have trouble trying come up with something to fix for dinner. I do a lot of heat and eat type stuff. Thank goodness for Stoffers!
I feel so much better!
My Mom was an awesome cook and loved it. My sisters were awesome cooks and loved it. I hate to cook! Just give me a sandwich (no mess) and I'm happy!
I love to cook.
I will never be a great cook; I don't have the patience.
But I am a good cook.
The only thing I get tired of is the dishes.
I like going out to eat but I always end up calculating how easy and inexpensive it would be to make the food myself. But then I remember the dishes.
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