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Started by jethro, November 17, 2003, 15:00:17

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jethro

How do i get the wife to do some home cooking? fair enough she cooks the produce from the lottie, but get her to cook other things and you think World War 3 had broken out  ;D , plates, cups, chairs, kitchen sink gets thrown about ( i tell you she's a big woman ) and if it doesn't come in a micro wave box then forget it  :-/ . So any suggestions?

jethro


Doris_Pinks

#1
Christmas is coming, how about an interesting cookery book, (not too heavy in case she launches it back at you!)or a cookery course at your local adult education, then you could go together it may be fun! ;D DP
We don't inherit the earth, we only borrow it from our children.
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jethro

#2
Don't get me wrong she can cook, but, she hates it  :( , she has more cook books than delia (i've got the scars to prove it ) she reckons i should do all the cooking  :-/ as i just sit here at work and do nothing all day but go on the web (true) well that's a perk of being the boss says i  ;D .

gavin

#3
Ye great daft lummox!!!!  :) :) :)

Get yourself a good cook-book!!!  Get in there - I'm biased, I enjoy cooking, and trying all sorts of different stuff.

One of the things we used to fight about was which cook book belonged to whom - she got some of the real crackers when we separated :(.  Ah well - but I've still got my recipes in my head.

All best - Gavin

Mrs Ava

#4
Jethro, get a new one?   :o

Palustris

#5
The trouble with cooking homes is that they take such a long time to get  tender and you need a very large oven ;D
Gardening is the great leveller.

jethro

#6
Hi Gavin, i can cook myself but i'm too knackered, coming from work ,then the lottie get in the house about 8.00pm and crash on the seat  :-/ .

Hi EJ, i would but no-one will have me  :( . ah shame  ;D .

Hi Palustirs, cook on gas mark 4 for 3 years tastes lovely with mint sauce  ;D .

Doris_Pinks

#7
Hate to say it, but I have found over the years you either love to cook or you don't! I love it, him indoors doesn't! If he does actually cook, It's lots of boiling stuff, lots of swear words and lots of wine! (and that is just me watching! ;D) but have to say tho it takes him ages, and is frustrating for me to watch, but the old man can turn out a mean curry! And is is lovely once in a while to not cook!  DP
We don't inherit the earth, we only borrow it from our children.
Blog: http://www.nonsuchgardening.blogspot.com/

clare

#8
I have to agree with DP... you either love cooking or you don't!  I'm lucky as my hubby-to-be loves cooking and so do I .... so we've always got loads of home cooked nosh on the table  ;D

jethro

#9
Ah to be married to you two women  ;D life would bve so much easier  :-/

clare

#10
you think so?!  one wife is probably enough for any man to cope with  ;)

you'd also end up with an ever expanding waistline with all the home cooking  :)

Mrs Ava

#11
...and someone has to do the washing up!

Doris_Pinks

#12
Yup we have a deal in our house, whoever cooks, does NOT have to do the washing up....give me cooking any time!! DP
We don't inherit the earth, we only borrow it from our children.
Blog: http://www.nonsuchgardening.blogspot.com/

Mrs Ava

#13
I love cooking and baking!  I'm afraid I am happy as the little woman!  :o  I know, equal rights and all that, but I like to do the cooking, I like a man to open a door for me, I like playing house but I HATE washing up and our dishwasher has packed up!  PAH!  New dishwasher employed, hubby! hehehehe

tim

#14
- you only have BOOKS thrown at you Jethro?

When I had a plate thrown at me, I ducked - hoping it would smash the window and she would be sorry.

Forgot we were in Cyprus and the windows were netted against bombs!! Tim

Hyacinth

#15
In Italy, we had french (? a true cosmopolitan pair, us) doors opening onto a terrace. And OH was outside & winding me up...and I lobbed a large still deep-frozen leg of NZ lamb in approximately his direction (in jocular fashion, like, you understand? ;D)...and to my absolute horror I see that it's bang-on-course...

and I shout "DUCK!!!"...and he looks up from his book, moves backwards in his chair, topples it over, goes crashing down backwards onto the concrete and, when he'd regained consciousness says..."but I thought we were having lamb??"  ;D ;D ;D

tim

#16
- love it! One for the books?

You see, folk - at our age - we've been through it all.

I mean, even at Lishka's age!!

And survived.  - Tim

LATER - oh, Lishka, you KNOW I meant it the right way round??

Doris_Pinks

#17
My Aunt used to tell a tale of a woman that killed her hubby by bludgeoning him to death with a frozen leg of lamb, then cooked it, and served the evidence to the investigating police officers in sandwich form!..................Hmmmmmmmmmmm   ;D
We don't inherit the earth, we only borrow it from our children.
Blog: http://www.nonsuchgardening.blogspot.com/

Hyacinth

#18
Quote- love it!



I mean, even at Lishka's age!!

 - Tim

sauce-y!!! ;D

MagpieDi

#19
Oh .......you two.......... do behave yourselves.......for goodness sake!!  ::)  ::)


We ALL know you're old enough to know better!!!





 (  Sorry...still in " chastising 15 year olds " mode!! )


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