lol i never like anything i cook, the rare times i attempt cooking, my husband’s food tastes like heaven, but mine, yuck, all i taste is each little gross ingredient, like they don’t blend, you know that movie ‘like water for chocolate’? mine’s ‘like water for $#!^’ lol
Healthy food has been my deal now for 22 months. I love hanging out in other people’s kitchens and talking with them. In fact, I’ll just invite myself on over Sera! )
If it smells delicious it probably is – just like the words of that wonderful Irish American author, playwright and poet- John Keegan Casey who used the pen names of Padraic Colum or Martin Ross.
The lyrics of ‘Maire My Girl’ were put to music and made famous by the tenor John McCormack – switch on the old sound track to cook up an inspirational storm.
smells could be very deceiving, that’s true, Ms. Seraphine (especially at night ), but what ’s more deceiving are looks. Until one opens one’s mouth, you get just half the story.
I’ve been really, really trying to develop a mindset where cooking is an adventure…not a ‘please-God-anything-but’ chore. …which is strange since I love food so much. I wish someone would cook for me. I think that may be the best solution for all involved.
Hehe, this is one of my favorite tactics. Of course you wouldn’t want this or like this, so I will do you a favor and keep it all for myself… muhahahhaha.
I’m actually not soooo evil. I just sound that way
I got so distracted by Stephanie’s comment that I lost my train of thought!
Aeh Sera, thanks for that kind comment you posted on my blog. I took it to heart.
I don’t mind cooking, sometimes I actually enjoy it quite a bit.
By the way “P. Colum” – was he also that Irish writer who wrote down all those legends, somewhat similar to the Brueder Grimm in Germany??? All right, you don’t have to answer me, I can Google it myself.
hmmm. I think Lindsay is right. The poet is John Keegan Casey. I don’t think, however, Casey used the pen name Padraid Colum, as far as I can tell from searching Google and Wikipedia. My apologies.
lol i never like anything i cook, the rare times i attempt cooking, my husband’s food tastes like heaven, but mine, yuck, all i taste is each little gross ingredient, like they don’t blend, you know that movie ‘like water for chocolate’? mine’s ‘like water for $#!^’ lol
Why is it that somebody else’s cooking always tastes so much better than your own?
This is great!
I cook but I don’t love cooking. We have to eat so I cook. What we don’t have to eat is dessert. I love making dessert.
Healthy food has been my deal now for 22 months. I love hanging out in other people’s kitchens and talking with them. In fact, I’ll just invite myself on over Sera!
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The donkey is a bad cooker…. but a not an exclusive eater, for him the best sharing moment is the meal!
I don’t cook much because I’m horrible at it and I’m too lazy to learn, lol.
Hi Sera
If it smells delicious it probably is – just like the words of that wonderful Irish American author, playwright and poet- John Keegan Casey who used the pen names of Padraic Colum or Martin Ross.
The lyrics of ‘Maire My Girl’ were put to music and made famous by the tenor John McCormack – switch on the old sound track to cook up an inspirational storm.
Best wishes
Super!!! I’d share, I’m kind like that and I sure as hell am not absorbing all those calories without some help
first visit .. the story is so funny …
I will come back !
Bien à toi !
I’ve been out of practice in cooking, I had a crash refresher course for Thanksgiving! It was delicious, but I shared.
Beware of favours! Even those with the best of intentions!
smells could be very deceiving, that’s true, Ms. Seraphine (especially at night
), but what ’s more deceiving are looks. Until one opens one’s mouth, you get just half the story. 
There are days when I am grateful people don’t like what I’ve cooked, since there is then more for me.
Now I am hungry!
Also, you always like what the other person orders in a restaurant.
Super face and I do agree with Bluechamelon question
Yum-yum !
I’ve been really, really trying to develop a mindset where cooking is an adventure…not a ‘please-God-anything-but’ chore. …which is strange since I love food so much. I wish someone would cook for me. I think that may be the best solution for all involved.
Hehe, this is one of my favorite tactics. Of course you wouldn’t want this or like this, so I will do you a favor and keep it all for myself… muhahahhaha.
I’m actually not soooo evil. I just sound that way
the only thing i can cook is boiled water LOL
I got so distracted by Stephanie’s comment that I lost my train of thought!
Aeh Sera, thanks for that kind comment you posted on my blog. I took it to heart.
I don’t mind cooking, sometimes I actually enjoy it quite a bit.
By the way “P. Colum” – was he also that Irish writer who wrote down all those legends, somewhat similar to the Brueder Grimm in Germany??? All right, you don’t have to answer me, I can Google it myself.
Love this one – and sometimes, I feel like not sharing too. Perhaps I’ll remember to say “I’m sure you wouldn’t like this”!
hmmm. I think Lindsay is right. The poet is John Keegan Casey. I don’t think, however, Casey used the pen name Padraid Colum, as far as I can tell from searching Google and Wikipedia. My apologies.
i feel it too, i really smell something exciting! i love eating those food done by people else! ^_^
Homer Simpson: “I wonder where Bart is, his dinner’s getting all cold, and eaten.”
It does smell delicious, Seraphine…and I’m ready to come over and join you…if there’s anything left!
I don’t think I have ever cooked for people other than Feng and my family, come to think of it. But I don’t believe smell is deceptive…
Ah the “i’m doing you a favor line”, One of my dad’s favorites when stealing something off my plate.
lol , merci pour cet excellent billet d’humour plein de gourmandises
excellent , as always
That’s so funny.