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[quote=Anonymous]My grandmother was a terrific cook. My grandfather was set in his ways, but she’d experiment and make new/different things for us. All 3 of my aunts are wonderful cooks. My mom HATED cooking, and growing up, she had like 5 things she made, but she made them well. In her old age, she has someone that does routine cooking for her, so when she cooks, it’s because she wants to not because she has to, and you can absolutely tell the difference. My dad cooked by instinct, and was exceptional. My brother is the same way; just doesn’t cook as often.

Like my mom, I despise cooking. I am an excellent cook though, and have a wider repertoire than she did. What I enjoy, is baking. I can bake pretty much anything and have it turn out. My DD and I have been baking since she was little, and she’s an excellent baker too. Where I fall short is in aesthetics, but she’s highly artistic and has that covered. Where we differ is that I really enjoy baking bread while she hates it. 
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