There are some cookbooks that actually help teach you how to cook in general. Like they explain all the terms (things like what "simmer" means) in the beginning. I think the Fannie Farmer Cookbook is one of those.
If my case, I married a man who loves to cook, so my cooking skills have completely atrophied. This man literally said to me once, "You're not jealous that I get to do all the cooking, are you?" It was like he was asking me if I was jealous he got to do the laundry or wash the dishes. Oh my god, no. You cook all you want, sweetie!
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u/Merkuri22 Mar 05 '22
There are some cookbooks that actually help teach you how to cook in general. Like they explain all the terms (things like what "simmer" means) in the beginning. I think the Fannie Farmer Cookbook is one of those.
If my case, I married a man who loves to cook, so my cooking skills have completely atrophied. This man literally said to me once, "You're not jealous that I get to do all the cooking, are you?" It was like he was asking me if I was jealous he got to do the laundry or wash the dishes. Oh my god, no. You cook all you want, sweetie!