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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby suny » 29 Oct 2016, 12:46

I do not get many opportunities to cook although I know how to cook. I have cooked for years when I was unmarried and was living alone but my wife thinks I mismanage HER kitchen so I am not allowed to enter there :(
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby gautamdotcom » 29 Oct 2016, 17:16

I hardly go to the kitchen and i can cook only maggi and make tea
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby thisnthat » 29 Oct 2016, 17:34

latoya0321 wrote:I do not cook as much as i should. If you put it into the perspective of being frugal and saving resources i really should. I have a bad habit of eating out. The main reason i guess you could say is laziness. I am on the go a lot so i dont feel like taking rime to prepare meals. I live alone but it still helps to save money.


When you do cook, you could try making a little extra. Use it as is or make it into something else (like leftover chicken into a chicken sandwich, etc). Then you have an easy meal for later without the extra time spent cooking.
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby chikitta » 29 Oct 2016, 19:03

I cook every single day all the meals accept lunch during week days because am not home at that time. But breakfast and dinner is all in me. As much as I love cooking I would also like the idea of sitting back and letting somebody else do it for me once in a while and see how it feels to also be served
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby ptrikha21 » 15 Dec 2018, 17:18

Cooking at home, even with some pain incurred on the body in terms of tiring out is better as compared to regularly eating out from the outside.
Eating too much from outside- even a frequency of once a week can cause health problems- especially digestion, as we cannot be sure what kind of ingredients and food combinations(important from Ayurvedic point of view) are used in cooking in outside food joints, Restaurants etc.
So even simple and small quantity things cooked at home are preferable than outside foods.

--- 15 Dec 2018, 22:50 ---

suny wrote:I do not get many opportunities to cook although I know how to cook. I have cooked for years when I was unmarried and was living alone but my wife thinks I mismanage HER kitchen so I am not allowed to enter there :(


Ha ha even I am not allowed to "experiment" much. My chapatis(Indian bread) gets burnt from edges and gets a severe down rating ! :roll:
But yes, I am quite good at making tea so I help with that many a times.
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby OldGuy » 15 Dec 2018, 18:40

I cook almost every meal at home. I have gone out maybe once or twice in the past year, but everything else is made right at home. I never use someone else's recipe. I like to experiment. I've cooked up some gawdawful stuff from time to time but most of the time, I come up with some concoction I like well enough to give it several more tries.

Breakfast is my biggest meal of the day. I only start out with one egg and one piece of sausage, but with all that I add to it, it fills the plate. I only use a single slice of bread to toast but usually cut it in 8 slices that sort of look like french fries. If I don't feel hungry enough to eat 8 slices of toast, I only cut it in four slices. :lolno:

For everything else, I usually end up with big batches when I cook up something new. I eat one serving and put the rest in single serving containers and put them in the freezer. I move a few different options to the refrigerator to thaw and microwave them when I feel like something different. Right this moment, I am down to just 18 to 20 options to pick from for my next dinner.

Why go out to eat when I have all this great stuff right here?
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby darkthorn » 15 Dec 2018, 20:07

Sometimes I cook at home mainly on my days off, the rest of the weak I eat at work and I do not need to take food. I may say that cooking is not one of the things I love to do but I do some dishes when needed :mrgreen:
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby suny » 15 Dec 2018, 21:36

Ha ha even I am not allowed to "experiment" much. My chapatis(Indian bread) gets burnt from edges and gets a severe down rating ! :roll:
But yes, I am quite good at making tea so I help with that many a times.[/quote]
I think I can cook better than my wife but she is too possesive about her kitchen. I think she finds the excuse in that I mismanage her kitchen so my entry is ban as long she is home.
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby ptrikha21 » 16 Dec 2018, 10:22

OldGuy wrote:I cook almost every meal at home. I have gone out maybe once or twice in the past year, but everything else is made right at home. I never use someone else's recipe. I like to experiment. I've cooked up some gawdawful stuff from time to time but most of the time, I come up with some concoction I like well enough to give it several more tries.

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18 to 20 options ! That is awesome !
:shock:

--- 16 Dec 2018, 15:53 ---

suny wrote:Ha ha even I am not allowed to "experiment" much. My chapatis(Indian bread) gets burnt from edges and gets a severe down rating ! :roll:
But yes, I am quite good at making tea so I help with that many a times.

I think I can cook better than my wife but she is too possesive about her kitchen. I think she finds the excuse in that I mismanage her kitchen so my entry is ban as long she is home.[/quote]

Just like my wife banned my "dancing" at friends and relatives functions, after seeing my dance attempts a few times !
;) ;)

--- 16 Dec 2018, 15:56 ---

gautamdotcom wrote:I hardly go to the kitchen and i can cook only maggi and make tea

Have you tried making any vegetable or Chapatis or Paranthas(Forms of Indian Bread)
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby Jinglebells » 17 Dec 2018, 07:06

Mostly all week unless I get a break. I have control of what I eat by eating at home.
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby talkerbee » 17 Dec 2018, 13:29

Me and my mother are the cook in the family. I am not a good cook. I know only basic cooking such fried, grilled, sautéed, and boiled. This coming Christmas eve I will try to make special dish.
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby gugun21 » 17 Dec 2018, 13:42

I am a moody cooker!! I cook when I feel to!! I am little bit obsessed with cleanliness and organisation! So, I don't step into the kitchen if it's a mess!
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby fistsworn » 17 Dec 2018, 15:38

Almost every day, we do alternate in family the first who gets home cooks.
I do enjoy cooking and I find it fun to teach so my 12yo Bro can already cook, sure not as good as me but if he's home alone there aren't any problems.
Ocasionally we also go to some restaurant, but not very often, maybe once a month.

It's good to teach them kids some manual skills.
I've met some sheltered kids that are like 15 and make me wonder how they can even tie their shoes.
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby thisnthat » 10 Jan 2019, 17:38

I cook even more now than I used to. Our schedules have changed, and we are home at the same time more often. This allows us to all eat supper at the same time, some days anyway.
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby mrki444 » 10 Jan 2019, 18:27

Every day since I live alone in apartment.
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby ceci » 11 Jan 2019, 04:30

Wanton and noodles for lunch today!
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby Abigael » 11 Jan 2019, 19:03

At home, I always cook twice or thrice a day. Most times I am helped by my sister to cook for the whole family.
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby mell678 » 12 Jan 2019, 05:28

I cook every day since my grandson live with me .
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby jobless dude » 12 Jan 2019, 05:32

I usually cook noodles on my own.
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Re: How often you cook at home?

Postby iamdahmmy » 12 Jan 2019, 09:21

I cook three times a day, seven days a week.I put that to the fact that I'm not married.
When I get married, my cooking will be much less frequent
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