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kitewithfish) wrote2011-08-22 06:54 pm
kitewithfish) wrote2011-08-22 06:54 pm
Cooking for two
Does cooking drive anyone else mad? I've just cooked (rather hectically) a dinner for my Gentleman's birthday- it went over quite well, but in the last minutes of wrapping up his present while he hid in the kitchen, I left the first batch of rice to burn and undercooked the bok choy. (In my own estimation- the Gentleman approved of them.)
I don't get this way when I cook for myself, but on the other hand, when I was for one, I hardly ever experimented. I defaulted to humus and veggies or pasta more often than not. But when other people are involved I feel pressured to book more and better, and to try new things.
I don't get this way when I cook for myself, but on the other hand, when I was for one, I hardly ever experimented. I defaulted to humus and veggies or pasta more often than not. But when other people are involved I feel pressured to book more and better, and to try new things.