Do you share your cooked food with your relatives?

@amnabas (13742)

Karachi, Pakistan

November 16, 2015 10:08am CST

With the arrival of winters i get myself more into soups and gravies rather than those meats and ither food materials. Today also i prepared a big pot of chicken corn soup for dinner.I sent a big bowl to my mother in law and another bowl to my mother and handed over two bowls to my maids.My family enjoyed it too. Do you share your cooked dishes with your relatives?

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@Rosekitty (19368)

• San Marcos, Texas

16 Nov 15

No I keep it all for myself

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@Marcyaz (35316)

• United States

16 Nov 15

Wondering why you are kidding like that.

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@amnabas (13742)

• Karachi, Pakistan

16 Nov 15

Its very mean .

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@amnabas (13742)

• Karachi, Pakistan

16 Nov 15

@Marcyaz hahha i stated right .

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@Marcyaz (35316)

• United States

16 Nov 15

Yes, I do have more soups and gravies in the winter months than the summer months and I also share with my family, sons and daughter in-law.

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@amnabas (13742)

• Karachi, Pakistan

16 Nov 15

I share them throughout the year specially i let my maids eat.

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@jstory07 (134314)

• Roseburg, Oregon

16 Nov 15

Yes when I fix a lot of something I will tell my family to come over and enjoy with me.

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@amnabas (13742)

• Karachi, Pakistan

17 Nov 15

Thats really s great feeling to invite someone isn't it?

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@TypicalRussian (747)

• Budennovsk, Russian Federation

16 Nov 15

sometimes i cook fried potatoes or chicken chops for my father, the rest cooks my mother

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@amnabas (13742)

• Karachi, Pakistan

16 Nov 15

Its good to cook for elders you are lucky enough to serve them.

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@shshiju (10342)

• Cochin, India

17 Nov 15

Often with guests, if relatives are guests then OK

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