<br />Nothing finer than being the cook and not having to worry about cleaning all them extra pans 
I do 99% of the cooking and I do 99% of the grocery shopping, fresh foods every day!!!<br /><br />Don't get me wrong, my wife is an excellent cook but I like to eat at a certain time!!!! With her hours of work , it wasn't possible so I took over the cooking!!!! But she washes the dishes, if you want to call it that, she puts them in the dish washer!!!! 
<br /><br />My son does all the cooking in his house, too. His main squeeze is a sweetheart, but a terrible cook.<br /><br />Two of my daughters are the main cooks in their houses, the third shares.<br /><br />Grandson Scott is an Executive Chef, so of course he does most of the cooking at home, too.
<br /><br />Examples of Ms Deezys attempts at cooking:<br /><br />1. Gammon Steaks that turned out looking like black Compact Discs.<br /><br />2. Pecan Nut Pie where the pastry was harder than Brazil Nuts ("we didn't have any pecan nuts so I improvised").<br /><br />3. Baked Beans (x3) which were welded to the cooking pot and never moved again.<br /><br />4. Bread (plain, simple, white) that outgrew the breadmaker and invaded the kitchen (scared the bejesus out of the puppies).<br /><br />5. Roast potatoes that resembled charcoal.<br /><br />6. Two microwaves that have been nuked by her trying to cook eggs (still in their shells).<br /><br />7. Pork chops where the meat was harder than the bone.<br /><br />8. Scrambled eggs that later doubled as a scourer for the pots.<br /><br />9. Cauliflower cheese that ended up as "cauliflower cheese soup"<br /><br />10. Beefburgers that I could have used as angle grinder discs.............<br /><br />Nope, to prolong my life a bit longer, keep the fire and hospital staff less busy Ms Deezy is banned from the galley, except for dishwashing duties (I don't mind having to replace the dishes she keeps dropping!)
