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Better yet, tell hubby to grow up... or schedule cooking classes for HIM with your mother-in-law so he can learn to cook for himself.
Christy from Wilmington, MA | Tips Published: 2
11:58 AM, April 06, 2007 PST |
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Unless she was a terrible cook & he likes your Mom's better!
Lisa from Brocton, NY | Tips Published: 1
12:33 PM, April 06, 2007 PST |
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If hubby loves his mommy's cooking that much maybe he should go to her house and eat every night,or she could ship a week's supply to him on dry ice.
There's nothing wrong with trying to please your spouse,but he married you not his mother..
Felicia from Cleveland, Ohio | Tips Published: 1
08:29 PM, April 06, 2007 PST |
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I agree with these other comments, you shouldn't have to cook like his mother. If he doesn't like how you cook, then HE can start cooking and grow up. You shouldn't have to cater to his eating habits.
Dawn from Steger, IL | Tips Published: 16
11:24 AM, April 09, 2007 PST |
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Trying to be like your husband's mother is a little creepy, and coddling. Why can't he keep himself happy by cooking for himself?
S from London, Ontario | Tips Published: 0
10:03 AM, October 12, 2007 PST |
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I think that a man should try to keep his wife happy by learning to watch sports from the sofa like her father always did. Yes, sarcasm is intended.
Carla from Knifley, Kentucky | Tips Published: 2
06:32 PM, December 02, 2007 PST |
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Well, if I was fond of freezer burned meat and nasty combinations, I sure would learn to cook like the MIL!
Jennifer from Boone, IA | Tips Published: 0
12:24 PM, February 10, 2008 PST |
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I agree with the other comments. If he wanted you to cook like his mother, then he should still live at home!
Merita from Calumet, MI | Tips Published: 4
04:47 PM, March 26, 2008 PST |
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well what if the spouses mother can't cook worth a darn... my boyfriend hates his mom's cooking but loves mine just the way i do it. so to your comment i say it isn't correct in any way shape or form.
rachel from fort wayne, IN | Tips Published: 0
01:09 AM, April 10, 2008 PST |
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I have a completely different cooking style than my husband's mother except for a few select dishes. The effort I took to learn his mother's spritz cookie recipe pays off every year. This year he thought they were even better than the original!
Julie from Minneapolis, | Tips Published: 3
08:29 AM, April 25, 2008 PST |
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Learn to cook a few of his favorite dishes from his Mom--they might be tasty! New recipies never hurt. Just don't try to be "like" his Mom--he needs to learn to love your recipes too.
RUTH from BLUE SPRINGS, MO | Tips Published: 0
12:00 PM, July 21, 2008 PST |
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