Anonymous wrote:For those who have posted to criticize my skills in the kitchen, thanks...that's exactly the help I needed when I posted this question. For those who urge me to learn to cook a few dishes -- that's what I'm doing. Simple but not embarassing ideas. What more do you want from me? For those who think that my kids are unhealthy, you should know that I pay a nanny very well to cook very healthy foods for them.
"Don't cook" means that I get stressed out in the kitchen. I can't look at my fridge, pick out three things, and make a great meal. I need to follow a recipe and I need someone to vouch that the food tastes good. Nothing comes to mind when I need to put a meal together.
On the other hand, I can bake with the best of them. I think it has something to do with the precise aspect of baking where is I see cooking as something that you just put together. I don't know why cooking stresses me out. I have no problem putting an outfit together or decorating a room. For some reason, I don't think the food that I make ever tastes good.
You are not alone. Cooking is also a great source of anxiety for me. I also don't think the food I cook tastes good and need constant reassurance that its fine. Currently, looking for a nanny that can cook as well, to eliminate this daily source of stress.
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