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Reply to "I don't understand why people say, "it's so hard cooking for one.""
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm not someone who loves to cook, but I do like the aspect of putting something together, thinking about the person I love who will eat it, and then serving it and seeing their appreciation. When I'm home alone, putting the same effort into something that's just for me isn't motivating. So, I end up doing the same super easy, pretty boring, things over and over. [/quote] Yes. This. When I have company, I am more than happy to spend an hour or more preparing for them. Setting the table prettily. It's totally a labor of love. When it's just me, I use as few dishes as possible, so there's as little to clean as possible. Food tastes better when eaten among others you like/love. So when I'm eating alone, I don't want to waste money on expensive super tasty foods or waste time or dishes on foods that take a long time to prep because they won't taste that good while eating in front of a re-run of Toddlers & Tiaras. [/quote]
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