Cooking, Home & Garden

Topic: Guys can you cook
Gia Joined Fri 08/05/22 Posts: 7227	Sun 05/07/23 10:10 PM
A Jack of all trades domestic man is so sexy to me. I love a man that can cook. My husband would cook and grow everything I was allergic to.

Liam Joined Wed 05/31/23 Posts: 4	Wed 06/07/23 07:51 PM
How many Men here can actually cook ? What's your special? I guy I know got married last year and he is a Chef. His wife enjoyes delicious meals, he posts regular On FB and has his own business. That's one thing his wife doesn't have to do for him! This is the 21 century and Men don't always look for partner, who can cook, in the Kitchen . I am an executive head chef in a 5 star establishment so I am kind of okay at cooking and my special would probably be either mushroom ravioli or carbonara

Blondey111 Joined Sun 01/27/13 Posts: 8900	Wed 06/07/23 11:08 PM
Liam .. what is for dessert

Unknow Joined Thu 06/08/23 Posts: 1	Thu 06/08/23 06:03 AM
Any man can be trained to cook personally I love cooking for a man and myself .., have never considered it a chore , certainly . not a prerequisite in mate selection . Cooking together can be sensual and bonding . Sure it is lovely if he enjoys cooking too and many men do . Some are creative and experimental in there style .., I never considered butter chicken lasagna ... until a man surprised me with it .., delicious I think we have just found a candidate for the perfect woman :) (although i am still not eating butter chicken LOL)

Blondey111 Joined Sun 01/27/13 Posts: 8900	Thu 06/08/23 11:27 PM
Any man can be trained to cook personally I love cooking for a man and myself .., have never considered it a chore , certainly . not a prerequisite in mate selection . Cooking together can be sensual and bonding . Sure it is lovely if he enjoys cooking too and many men do . Some are creative and experimental in there style .., I never considered butter chicken lasagna ... until a man surprised me with it .., delicious I think we have just found a candidate for the perfect woman :) (although i am still not eating butter chicken LOL) spoken like a true Wellingtonian you were doing well till you mentioned the butter chicken

Michael Joined Wed 06/07/23 Posts: 1	Fri 06/09/23 07:32 AM
How about cooking toast lol

Liam Joined Wed 05/31/23 Posts: 4	Tue 06/13/23 12:58 PM
Liam .. what is for dessert what would you like I'm sure I can make you happy with whatever you choice may be

Sam Joined Tue 02/28/23 Posts: 250	Sat 06/17/23 08:52 PM Edited by Sam on Sat 06/17/23 08:56 PM
im in my 50s now, and started cooking in single digit age -- both my parents worked so it was either learn to make meals or stay hungry. My speciality is chicken teriyaki from scratch. I also make a pretty good triple beer battered chicken breast strips. I'm a first generation Aussie so still had that exposure to traditional meals from the parents homeland, most of which was delicious.. and i have recently started making them meals for my kid.

Unknow Joined Mon 07/17/23 Posts: 1	Tue 07/18/23 07:03 AM
I not only can cook my own dishes from scratch, I can bake too ‍

carl Joined Tue 08/22/23 Posts: 6	Fri 08/25/23 01:44 PM
I can cook. one of my specialties is smoked spaghetti. made from scratch. simmered for a day. smoked for at least 10 hours.

Blondey111 Joined Sun 01/27/13 Posts: 8900	Fri 08/25/23 01:58 PM
I have just finished a run of shifts .. saving lives … and I am ravenous .. but too tired to cook . Right now a man to cook for me would be perfect

carl Joined Tue 08/22/23 Posts: 6	Fri 08/25/23 02:39 PM
i would love to cook for you.... the travel time would mean dinner tomorrow instead of tonight as i am in Oklahoma City.

Blondey111 Joined Sun 01/27/13 Posts: 8900	Sat 08/26/23 06:05 PM
i would love to cook for you.... the travel time would mean dinner tomorrow instead of tonight as i am in Oklahoma City. that is an incredible offer what is your favourite dessert

carl Joined Tue 08/22/23 Posts: 6	Mon 08/28/23 02:12 AM
Black berry cobbler made in the smoker

Toodygirl5 Joined Fri 10/26/12 Posts: 14435	Tue 08/29/23 05:04 PM
Do I actually have some Chefs on this topic !

Carl Joined Thu 09/21/23 Posts: 7	Fri 09/22/23 04:46 PM
I cook for myself every day, and for my loyal dog, Duke. For dinner this evening I had a grilled chicken breast fillet, seasoned, and a salad.

Blondey111 Joined Sun 01/27/13 Posts: 8900	Fri 09/22/23 07:05 PM
Awww ^^^^^^ hope you know yo avoid onions and onion powder for your fur baby .. both are toxic for dogs

Carl Joined Thu 09/21/23 Posts: 7	Thu 10/12/23 11:46 AM
@Blondey, Yes indeed. Besides he wouldnt even look at an onion, though he gest vanilla ice cream on occasion. I cook boneless chicken thighs for him mostly and add to his regular dog food. Also, share whatever meat i am having for dinner. No photo on your profile, whats up?

Bryce Joined Fri 12/01/23 Posts: 1	Mon 12/25/23 07:59 PM
I personally love to cook and I can say I can pretty much whip up a meal if either myself or my partner is craving. I grew up cooking Hawaiian, peurto rican, filipino, spanish, italian, Asian and pretty much American food. My most Romantic meal I prepped was a Rib eye with red wine reduction and a slithered fan potato with Sauteed vegetables and for dessert a molton lava cake. Did this type of cooking for my ex girlfriend. Especially holidays I bake up a storm and cook way too much food to feed me and my 4 boys.