Who Cooks In Your House?

i cook daily and i enjoy it.
i try to cook all kind of foods (meat, pasta,pulses,veggies, fish)
i make tasty big salads every day, using fresh herbs and balsamic vinegar-both types-or lots of lemon.
i make sauteed vegetable with meat or rice (white or brown or basmati) ...i cook pasta once a week, chicken roasted or with curry. if you don't have any ideas of your own, you search on the net. there are millions of recipes, easy, fast, healthy and yummy!

good luck

Always sorted out my own food, since leaving home, as I live alone. Even when I had a longterm partner, we each sorted out our own meals as we liked different things and ate at different times. Same with my recent ex, who ate with me every evening... he had what he wanted, and I sorted my own food out, as I don't eat meat, and he did. I am not a great cook, thus far, and wish I had a book of really simple, but interesting recipes, as I tend to end up having plain fish, rice and vegetables a lot, or baked sweet potatoes with some soup and tofu mush, lol. I am hopeless at ideas for jazzing things up.

Hubby does the grilling and some of the cooking (crockpot cooking) but I do all the chopping, he hates chopping. Thankfully he does dishes:laugh:

My husband and I used to share cooking duties, but schedules changed. Now, I do the vast majority of the cooking. My husband loves what I cook. The only difference in how we eat is the level of salt in the food since I am supposed to be on a salt restricted diet. He just adds salt to his plate.

I cook Sunday - Friday morning. Hubby cooks or we may go out Friday night and all day Saturay and he always cooks breakfast on Sunday morning.

When we first married, my husband cooked as much as I. Over the years he's gotten lazier about it and I do it mostly now, or we do it together. He cooks more in the summer because he likes to fancy himself king of the grill.

But he's okay with eating healthy. He eats too much in general, but I make tasty healthy meals that we both enjoy. And he makes healthy meals that we both enjoy on the days he cooks.

My awesome wife! And the fare is excellent.

I do enjoy cooking though.

This is my husband, and he knows I'll see whatever he posts!

I still cook all our favorites, just in healthier ways. Ground turkey breast, instead of hamburger; brown rice, whole grain fiber-added pasta, etc. No foods are off-limits in our house or on some kind of "bad" list. We even still have stuff like pancakes, bacon, and macaroni and cheese. One of the best cookbooks I ever bought is the American Heart Association's Healthy Family Meals.

I do most of the cooking, although my hubby can. But I like to do it, because he has high blood pressure and diabetes, and my daughter has food intolerences (which is like an allergy, only not life threatening, just sickening). And I need lots of veggies to keep me in line, so I do it so I can have more control. By cooking low salt, low fat and low carb over the years, I helped my hubby from developing diabetes and hbp early, as his brothers and sisters did. And he is very well controlled, and his weight is good, so I feel sorry for the gal whose hubby eats hot dogs instead of the healthy stuff she made. Tell him he should buy lots more life insurance, you are going to need it. Honestly, my hubby is living proof that watching your food intake keeps health issues under control. Luckily. I have no health issues, except I am fat, and I don't want to develop issues, so I am losing the weight! I was raised in a house that offered lots of meats, starch, and gravy, a few canned vegetables, and lots of dessert. I feel for others living in that situation, they don't get why you want different choices. I took over cooking when I was in high school because mom worked, and I made slow changes. When I left home, my dad missed my cooking, so I did a few things right. But I now know that too much healthy food is too much! So I am working on that now. Good luck to everyone in finding a way that works for you, in spite of what others want you to do.

I do the most right now but husband do cook sometimes.