Is being able to cook important in a lesbian relationship ?

It's probably important in any relationship.

 

Yeah. I think at least one of two people in a relationship has to be able to cook.

I eat very little and I hate cooking. If I find a girl as me, probably I don't eat more :icon_sad:

 

As long as you can cook simple things like the things you mentioned you should be fine, and that's assuming the girl your/would be dating can't cook at all. I don't think people expect you to be able cook amazing things, just the everyday things.

 

Just learn the basics. Pasta, baked chicken, beans, crock pot pot roast. You'd be surprised what kinds of food take no effort.

 

Its probably best in any relationship..

Cooking isn't as hard as you think... As long as you put effort into it, its no problem.

Also I don't think your partner would judge yo if you can or can not cook...

 

I don't think it's important. Maybe whoever you date will be a great cook! If not, there's always takeout

 

Simple stuff like pasta, grilled cheese, pancake, scrambled eggs and meat (if you're partner eats it. I've noticed quite a few lesbians are veggies, including myself.) are all pretty easy. And most mock meat only require a a minute or two in the microwave. Oven cooking is also much easier than it seems.

 

I hope not. It's not one of my strongest points. I do know all the best places to order pizza from. I wouldn't mind having a girlfriend who can cook though.

 

I hope not the only I can make is reservations...

 

Any relationship that values healthy eating on a less than Cadillac budget, just to expand on this a little.

Frankly, I have a hard time accepting the pronouncement "I can't cook" from anyone, especially when they are young and still have a highly-absorbant brain to pick up on things. Cooking is absolutely not fucking rocket science and I am living proof of that. When I married my wife, I could cook little more than oatmeal. Being with her, because there were multiple mouths to feed and because time was always at a premium for her (she worked a very demanding job), I either had to learn to cook or live with shoveling Chef Boyardee onto my stepkids' plates--something I couldn't do. For a guy with no innate domestic sense whatever to eventually whip up chicken piccata or orange-zest stir fry is a testament to the easily solvable riddles of cooking. Perhaps when you have someone to cook for, this will end up being your story as well. Don't count yourself (and your future partner) out! :eusa_danc

 

Dude My Drunk Kitchen.

"If Hannah can do it plastered and still have it (usually) be edible we can cook sober and not poison anyone!"

My motto when cooking

 

Well, I don't think I'd eat most of what Hannah cooks, at least not after she's drowned it under all sorts of things, including glitter in the last episode I watched.

But seriously, cooking it not important in relationships. It's important in life. How will you eat if you can't cook? Take out, cans, and frozen dinners are expensive, generally not so tasty, and most of all, unhealthy. Veryyyy unhealthy. You can't live on that stuff your whole life, and those who manage to do so are almost always significantly overweight.

So I think you definitely need to learn how to cook. Doesn't have to be complicated to start, but you should be able to master easy things, like making you own burger patties, meatloaf, microwaved chicken legs, basic sandwiches, veggies, etc.

In terms of whether it is important in a relationship, I mean, I'm sure it can't hurt.

 

I can bake and have gotten a lot better at cooking. However due to past failures no one will let me in their kitchen to practice so I forget most of my recipes. But hey, when in doubt make a grilled cheese sandwich.

 

What is important is that you put in effort. surprise her every once in a while and that's all that matters

 

I can cook like it is nobody's business, I have to do it at home all of the time anyways. I think it important for at least someone in the relationship to know how to cook or be willing to go to cooking classes to learn how to cook.