On Hell's Kitchen, how do they cook meat and fish so fast?
It may be mostly editing, but when Chef Ramsey tells a chef that they burned the (whatever), cook a new one, and asks how long will it take, it seems they get it done in just a few minutes. How is this possible? Is there some kind of pre-cooking that they do to the mean or fish? I know nothing about cooking, obviously!
Is there any games that you can have your own kichen and cook whatever you want?
And stop assuming because 1 guy called Yeehaw posted a stupid comment which I didn't really like! Maybe some people like plain and simple games once in awhile! I'm kinda tired of being told what to do in computer games and video games! It's annoying! So I reported him cause there was no other way to just delete the comment. I had no choice. But all I want is a plain and simple game where you can do whatever you want in a kitchen! But then I also wanted it where you have your own house and you can travel and stuff but I didn't explain it good. I am thinking of making my own video games because these game makers don't have what some people want. ?(Me) :D THANKS FOR ANSWER!!
How do I live with a foodie when he doesn't cook? It's so stressful to cook for him because he's so picky. I dislike cooking and for 2-3 hours, then 1-hr. clean-up. He earns Top 1% income so we eat out on weekends. I don’t have to work. Are we even?
Ye gads! Trying to change a spouse in major ways is virtually impossible. However no one changes or comes to consciousness without pain. Therefore one option would be to cook only for yourself, what you want to eat, what you want to cook, and when. Poor picky pseudo-foodie is an adult (in age anyway) and should be able to wing it on his own (or call his other mommie). You can also batch cook something like chili, lasagna, casseroles and thaw them whenever you want a meal. You can also alternate nights, the nights that are his can be dining out, yours cooking. Perhaps he can also come up with recipes that he likes. These things should be shared 50:50 I think. If he works more or is the breadwinner, perhaps he can figure out how to get home-delivered menus from local restaurants. My wife and I had a blast taking cooking classes too, it was great fun and educational. We also have “pizza night” once a week, we make a batch of dough, or just use frozen crusts, then set out all the optional ingredients and each person assembles their own! We love simple no-cooking meals too, like nachos with plenty of meat, cheese, beans and salsa. There’s no need to spend 2–3 hours for an evening meal! And how does it take an hour to clean up? We know of hundreds of meals that probably take 30 minutes total time to prepare (there are books by that name), and we can usually do dishes (we do them by hand) in 10–15 minutes. So many solutions to your dead end, you just need to get out of the box! BTW, anyone who doesn’t cook can hardly call themselves a “foodie”. They are just child-like consumers.
My husband never assists me with cooking or cleaning. Instead, he's always playing video games. He told me not to complain about it. What can I do?
I remember when I was married, my husband used to come home and go directly to the TV or the newspaper and not even look in the directions of the kitchen. We both work full time and my traveling distance to work was an hour each way, while his distance was 20 minutes top.I got tired of coming home to find him in the living room instead of starting dinner or helping the boys with their homework. One day I came home and did exactly what he normally did. I sat in the living room and starting watching the Brady Bunch and reading the papers. He looked at me funny and said, what’s wrong? I said nothing’s wrong, why you ask? He said, well what are we having for dinner? I told him he had a 40 minutes head start on dinner so he better start or we are not eating today. I did this for a week before he got the message.Another time, he said he didn't see what the big deal about cooking and cleaning was, that it was not really “work”. So for a month, I went on strike. I got up got dressed and went to work, came home and stayed in my sewing room until bed time. I told him since it was so easy, let's see him take a shot at it. I gave him a copy of my schedule.5:30am - Get breakfast ready, fix and pack lunches for 4, let the dog out6:00am - Wake the kids, help the younger ones get dress, Let the dog in, get ready for work7:00am - Drop the kids at the before and after-school care. Continue to work5:00pm - Leave work, get kids from the before and after-school care by 6:30pm. Drop hubby’s uniform off at the dry cleaner.6:30pm - Cook dinner, help kids with homework, do a load of laundry, let the dog out/in, clean the kitchen after dinner, return calls, check homework or school notes.8:00pm - Get kids ready for bed, find clothes for everyone to wear the next day, fold and put laundry away. Let the dog out/in for the nightWhat took me 20 minutes took him an hour. The kids were always out of clean clothes. He never remembered to take his uniform to the cleaners. I lost 10 lb because his cooking was so bad. He was always late getting the kids to the before and after-school program, which meant he had to take them to school. After that month, we shared everything and had more family time together.Sometimes, you just have to let them see what it is that we mothers do!
How do I move on from a guy whom I am so badly attached to?
I hope it makes you feel better. Everyone here has mentioned there best here and true all of them will work. But the most important thing you must remember is to be happy. It was a period, a tough one, for me but I finally got through. I did stuff I felt impossible earlier. Worked hard to clear few exams, finally had a goal and met new people. So do a favor to yourself, don't force to let it go. You might end up strengthening it. Relax and take it step by step. The must do's Delete every record which reminds you of him. You must remove everything which links to him. But suppose you can't then know when you are drifting in thoughts. Read books. Play music. Do whatever you like. When you have a goal which you would end up to eventually, just stick to it, with a sound mind. Enjoy each day as it comes. Don't be sad. Now the few donts :Never send or receive a call from him. If you feel the urge then move out of that place. Call mom or dad instead. Or better switch off the phone, keep it in your purse and go out for a walk. No love songs, hate songs, songs that relate to him. No talk with friends over him or your past. No talk with mutual friends especially. Tell them not to talk about him. Avoid them if they don't listen or stop. Don't blame yourself or stress yourself out. Whatever has happened is past now. Let it stay there. I know the feeling of being dumped (for a stupid enough reason), so I would advice you to stay as relaxed as possible. Trust me, those moments when you miss him are those in which you feel alone. So the only option for you is to be occupied. And yes there are more people to love, more relationships to maintain and more choices to make in life. Life, as I know now, is too fast to be slow. Don't waste it's precious moments. Keep smiling. Have a nice day. Signing off.