Experience of preparing food on your own

You are such good people. I mean young people who are doing their best away from their families need to be support. The invite you did made him feel great and close to a family.

your son's friend js very helpful and kind. He does not mind cooking for you and your family. How kind he is!

When I was younger, I have all the energy to cook all the time even if I was working for 7 days in a week. I could even cook atleast a 6-course meal good for 30 people during any of my family member's birthday. But lately, I feel so tired doing it all the time. So basically now I just cook breakfast and lunch. As for the dinner, we would sometimes just buy cooked food from our neighbors.

i love to cook its one of my favourate hobbies, i like to experiment with different flavours and try to cook different types of food. Its nice to go to the shops and buy all of the ingrediants, wash the different vegtables do the preparation and then cook all of the food from scatch. Cooking from scratch is a skill but its worth it.

I am a guy.I am sorry to say I can't cook.Although I tried my best to learn the skill and my wife and sisters tried their best to train me,but I could learn nothing.I can't prepare even a cup of tea or coffee.I consider it is a big minus point with me.If you know how to cook,you can save a lot of money that is spent in hotels and restaurants.Cooking is a skill and we men too should learn it.It helps us to be self dependent.

I am thankful to my mom she taught me to cook when I was like 10 and I have spent many great years cooking all kinds of foods from around the world it is great that this young man knows how to cook and every person should know how to cook

I have never enjoyed cooking and this coming from a guy, it's a case of can't cook, won't cook. However that's not to say that I buy take-aways all the time I don't! I eat healthily, but that doesn't involve cooking, I am far too impatient to spend hours concocting a menu for just me. I am a great lover of salads, and salads are so easily prepared, all you have to do is wash them and serve! No waiting time. I don't like microwaved meals either. I will pop something in the oven but it's from the supermarket. I did cook myself an omelette tonight when I got back from the gym but that took 10 minutes, nice, easy and quick, healthy and very tasty. oh and no chips with it!

Whether male or female, I think in this age, everybody should learn how to prepare food and wash up after themselves too!

Well, while I cannot make many things for eating in the kitchen. Yet, there are a few things that I can make like Tea, a few vegetables, and chapatis(wheat flour rolled bread). I do not need to make them mostly. Yet, if needed I can make these things. They might not taste nice to everyone, but when I eat the things I make myself, I like them very much.

Being that I'm not a man, I am not the one that this discussion was aimed at. However, it does remind me of my husband before the two of us met and then shortly after we started dating. He not only knows how to cook, it is also something that doesn't bother him to do occasionally. Now, however, I am typically expected to cook because I am the one that is at home all day long. He volunteers to cook about once every week or two.

Well, you have completed your discussion with this question: "Do you like to cook? This question is specially for men.". Well I'm a man of almost 38 years and I have to tell you that unfortunately for you my answer to your question is negative in the sense that I do not like to cook. However, I know, however, arrange, with food. Or, rather, when I live alone, for a certain period of time, certainly not rest dry mouth, I cook for myself, and I must say that I have always gotten. But what I eat in the end? Well, classic pasta with butter or oil, and dish of something already prepared bought in the store. This unfortunately means that I spend more money than necessary. But still I do not feel right to work in the kitchen! However, I emphasize the fact that I dishes of the family, wash them willingly! This is to help my mom.

Yes I like cooking although it does take me a lot of energy and I mostly like to cook for others. I am not such a big eater so even think that if I would be alone I would seldom cook. What you and your son can do is cook every .. day and cook more. Perhaps you have a freezer or you can put what is left over in the fridge and eat is next day or 2-3 days later. The food will stay fine.

Hi friend, good to hear about your son's friend,. His activity is right, we must know cooking and do it with our full interest, cooking is a great art. I know cooking well and interested in it. Every weekends i will cook food in my home and serve it for my family members.

I do not know cooking and my gender is male.I tried a few times, but then patience and natural interest in cooking was not there.I think more or less my reason in not learning or understanding has been lack of interest.Another reason, i think i have lost interest in cooking is because i have been staying alone for a considerable amount of time and has not had the fun of trying things out as i felt its boring.And the easy availability of home delivery and variety of things deterred me even further.I tried a few times while in college and when i went abroad, only to realize that i had enough failures to get away from it.But then i do wash my clothes, which i currently do with help of washing machine.For food, i used to earlier depend on my friends and room mates.i used to help in cutting and preparing the things as well as cleaning the utensils.I also used to buy the food items and vegetables.Will i learn things in future, i have no idea of that.May be i will give a try in coming days.But then success of that needs to be seen.Hope i get time as well.It has not been easy for quiet sometime.Sorry to hear on your wife.Good to hear about your son's friend. Thanks!