/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.15343536]

> back in high school i seduced her with my cooking
> Since then she always loved what I cooked (exept when it was failed, burned, or just drunk )
> I made her love eggplant, rice, eggs, some cheeses, courgettes, and a lot of other stuff
> she still doesnt trust me when i make something new .

[Anonymous No.15343574]

>>15343536
fish drawer

[Anonymous No.15343595]

>>15343574
ye

[Anonymous No.15344858]

>>15343536
overfeed her

[Anonymous No.15344907]

>>15344858
Get outta here, Pierce.

[Anonymous No.15344941]

>>15343536
That’s a woman for you. I think that’s why the good ol boys were men of few words, no sense debating or teaching someone who could watch something a 100 times and still question the outcome.

[Anonymous No.15344963]

>>15343536
I know how you feel, in a similar boat. She's not a picky eater at all, just not adventurous. So like I'll be cooking something and just kinda thinking out loud about what ingredients to use and she'll jump in and veto it in favor of something more traditional. What I've been doing is making a mental note of when this happens, then making the exact same dish again my way a week or two later. Not for an "I told you so" moment or anything, I really try to use it as an honest comparison between both dishes. We're both autists so finding a system like this where we can overanalyze one tiny facet of something works for us.

[Anonymous No.15345000]

>>15344858
This.