Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1022290.page

I love that you recognized this, PP. I thought it sounded familiar but couldn't quite place it.

Cooking emits odors. Air the place out by turning on fans and opening windows (yes, even in winter if it's bad). If you still can't handle it, order takeout or cook bland things only.

Really just trying to make a point - no racists came out in this thread, LOL!

Anonymous wrote:We like the smell of slow-cooked stew pervading the house.

+1

I know, right? I’m always excited to start smelling mine when I put it together in the morning to cook throughout the afternoon. And usually it doesn’t smell like just meat. You’re also smelling your herbs, wine/beer, vegetables, etc too. To each their own, I guess, but this is a weird thing to dislike.

Anonymous wrote:https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1022290.page

I love that you recognized this, PP. I thought it sounded familiar but couldn't quite place it.

Cooking emits odors. Air the place out by turning on fans and opening windows (yes, even in winter if it's bad). If you still can't handle it, order takeout or cook bland things only.

Put some white vinegar in a couple little bowls around the kitchen - helps with cooking odors