DH Cooks Every Single Thing With Tomatoes

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m loving this petty gripe.

Me too.

I’d insist on also adding garlic at least 3-4x a week though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The original was so much better: https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1186696.page

👏👏👏

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We used to rotate cooking, and I lived with my husband's meals for many years. He only cooks a very small number of dishes, and most of them aren't great.

So now the kids are high school and college-age, I cook my own food. I've lost all the extra weight I wanted to lose for years and I eat FAR healthier.

Yaaaaaaassssss!!

[Anonymous]

My husband over the years has developed a pretty intense intolerance to tomatoes (heartburn) so I have had to rethink a lot of the cooking I do. I often adjust or make two versions. But if it was just preference and not a medical issue, I don't know if I would be so accommodating.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If he doesn't realize it, you must not have said anything about it. Start there.

What if he does realize it and is doing so passive aggressively?

I may need to step up the inclusion of olives or pickles into my husband's food.

I've done similar when I was at my worst. I wouldn't do it now. But I didn't washed the cast iron pan real well after cooking meat ... vegetarians in the household would be VERY upset. Passive aggressive?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The original was so much better: https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1186696.page

OP you could at least come up with original troll ideas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He probably doesn’t even realize it. But every single dish he makes for dinner has some form of tomato in it — chopped, whole, peeled, cherry, heirloom, tomato sauce, tomato paste, tomato… you name it. Everything. Every time. He can’t imagine food without tomatoes. I would give my right arm to eat something that isn’t red.

My dad really hit the jackpot lol. He never cooked a single minute of his entire life. Those ol good days for us men are gone now 😢

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He probably doesn’t even realize it. But every single dish he makes for dinner has some form of tomato in it — chopped, whole, peeled, cherry, heirloom, tomato sauce, tomato paste, tomato… you name it. Everything. Every time. He can’t imagine food without tomatoes. I would give my right arm to eat something that isn’t red.

How about YOU cook? Lazy...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He probably doesn’t even realize it. But every single dish he makes for dinner has some form of tomato in it — chopped, whole, peeled, cherry, heirloom, tomato sauce, tomato paste, tomato… you name it. Everything. Every time. He can’t imagine food without tomatoes. I would give my right arm to eat something that isn’t red.

My dad really hit the jackpot lol. He never cooked a single minute of his entire life. Those ol good days for us men are gone now 😢

Eh, I like to cook. It’s a basic life skill and gives you more control over what you eat.

[Anonymous]

Divorce and individual therapy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m loving this petty gripe.

Me too!

My petty gripe is that my DH believes Kramer the stock guy is must-see TV. I loathe the sound of that man's voice.

[Anonymous]

What’s preventing OP from cooking?