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Cooking & Baking

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10. Youtube is your friend. Watch food prep videos. There are a ton on YT, ranging from simple

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Sat Jan 4, 2025, 08:48 AM

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recipes to very complicated. You can easily fall into a rabbit hole watching them, or at least I have.Or watch cooking shows on TV. You will get good ideas and tips plus some good recipes.

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Do you have any advice for me? [View all] mdmc Saturday OP

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Your local library likely has a plethora of cookbooks. no_hypocrisy Saturday #2

Try this PJMcK Saturday #3

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Ask your wife what ideas she has about you helping out more. Irish_Dem Saturday #5

Yeah she probably "does". Historic NY Saturday #8

thanks everyone mdmc Saturday #6

What about grocery shopping? Sanity Claws Saturday #7

And besides just helping in the kitchen as you have been doing, the shopping too will help, and the shopping will SWBTATTReg Yesterday #28

Scrambled eggs are easy - just pay attention BoRaGard Saturday #9

Youtube is your friend. Watch food prep videos. There are a ton on YT, ranging from simple japple Saturday #10

Hobo Skillet or Hobo Casserole with hamburger is easy to cook. Emile Saturday #11

On the nights you cook make enough for two meals. Hope22 Saturday #12

Watch and take notes when she cooks. Use it as a tutorial so she can teach you best practices she uses. Nanuke Saturday #13

No advice but to say what a jewel of a husband you are CousinIT Saturday #14

actually, I'm pretty awful mdmc Saturday #15

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Nice, nice, nice!! I love the tips and I do enjoy cooking too, for the fun of it. SWBTATTReg Yesterday #29

If you let your Wife teach you how to cook Turbineguy Saturday #18

I've heard it said that cooking is an art and baking is a science SheltieLover Saturday #19

Baking is less forgiving than cooking Retrograde Saturday #20

For sure! SheltieLover Saturday #21

Think of a category of food you like and start small. Keep it simple. chowmama Saturday #22

To me the hardest part is the planning Phentex Sunday #23

We have a set food category for each day of the week SARose Sunday #24

I love the internet WhiteTara Sunday #25

Corned beef hash and a cabbage salad is timeless. applegrove Sunday #26

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Be in the kitchen Marthe48 Yesterday #30