cooking

[redbird]

Adrian is out of town for a few days, and I am feeling accomplished, because I made a tasty thing she won't eat for supper for me and Cattitude last night, and a different tasty thing that she can't eat for lunch today. I do some of the cooking around here, but less than Cattitude and Adrian do, and lunch more often than dinner.

Cattitude is making us crab cakes, another thing Adrian doesn't eat, for tonight's dinner.

Dinner last night was rice pilaf with roast pork, using leftover meat from the day before, and lunch today was a red pepper and cheese omelet.

Comments

[otter]

Sounds like a good way to go about it. I think I'd like last night's dinner.

[cosmolinguist]

D also loves eating foods his partners can't/don't eat when we're not around. :)

(I can't really do that because there's almost nothing he won't eat. I think the thing we do when he's not around is light scented candles (which tend to be sensory badness for him).

[redbird]

Cooking things that one of us won't eat is mostly for whole meals or main dishes. I eat a lot more dairy than Cattitude (limited dairy) or Adrian (ideally none at all), including yogurt and ice cream. If I'm the one who's not home, they are likely to do things with cooked greens and/or a spiciness level I can't handle; when Cattitude is away, it's mushrooms.

Cattitude and I are likely to be having grilled cheese sandwiches for lunch today, because they're straightforward as well as being another thing Adrian can't eat.

[technoshaman]

Mmmmmm, roast pig meat. Yeah, that's something us Bears do when them as don't do pork are out....

[pameladean]

David and I aren't currently cooking together, though I often give him a share of things I've made for Cam and me. But when we have a date and order dinner in, we very often say, "Let's get eggplant," because NEITHER Cam nor Lydy likes eggplant.

P.