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Do you enjoy your food more when you spend your quality time preparing it ?

Or do you enjoy it more when someone else cooks it ?
I have mixed emotions over food , I like to know what make it up and the ingredients that went into preparing it , and enjoy the therapeutic process of cooking for myself and others , but on the other hand it’s nice to have someone cook for me.
I think the key for me is the final presentation , if it looks not so good , how ever the nice it’s tastes , I enjoy it less
ChatterinSeuss · 61-69, M Best Comment
I love to cook always have and always will.. I cooked all the holiday meals for my family, not saying my wife never cooked, but I did it on a much larger scale.. I was the one that did all the garnishing and prepared the upside down cakes and made all the turkeys and hams... I put my love into the food .... now that I am by myself I still enjoy cooking for friends and company, I cook all the big holidays for when my kids come over with their kids,, So I would have to say I enjoy making my dinners a presentation for my family !!

I love cooking. I like to experiment with new recipes and flavours. I also like going out to eat but sometimes it's disappointing, too much hype and just average food.
Love4All · 56-60, F
I enjoy both: preparing it because it will have exactly what I like and it's therapeutic (sometimes)
and I really enjoy when someone else cook especially if it's for me and also, if they enjoyed cooking it
Wishingwellguy · 46-50, M
@Love4All are you an adventurous cook , and do you try new food styles, cultures and types openly , at least once ?
Love4All · 56-60, F
@Wishingwellguy No, I'm trying to be more open and have tried a lot of foods -- I'm afraid it might not be good and I just want to enjoy a delicious food
I'm referring to restaurants and I usually cook something I've tried and loved at a restaurant
you?
Wishingwellguy · 46-50, M
@Love4All I’m now pescatarian , have been for many years , but previously been to Asia and Africa ans enjoyed authentic foods , but it’s about texture of foods for me these days , meat is not for me , but love my sweet pastry’s, and technique of making them
amvanquish · 51-55, M
It all depends on my day and if I get back home early. It's not worth cooking for one.
Wishingwellguy · 46-50, M
@amvanquish I kinda disagree, I think cooking for myself only , is sometimes less stressful and therapeutic , and you can prep multiple meals and freeze them for those long stressful days
cherokeepatti · 61-69, F
I enjoy it more when I know what's in it, no chemicals and quality ingredients.

 
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