Just curious...

That would be me, the USC.

Me, the USC

Not even close......

My wife! (non USC).

And thank god for that! Because if the cooking had to be left up to me ..................we'd be ordering a LOT of take-out.

I can scramble an egg. That's about as far as my culinary skills go.


Not only does she do basically ALL the cooking...........fortunately for me, she's a wonderful cook! Makes the best Turkish dishes

I love cooking.. so I would have to take over the responsiblity. one thing about me and javed we are "Foodies" we both enjoy various cuisine.

me being a professional chef, i will assume most of the cooking duties as long as he CLEANS. i HATE cleaning the kitchen after! he says he wants to show me his cooking skills too... i can't wait.

Do my hands look like aluminum ??? No, those cookin' days are long gone.

non-USC

heya bud.. mind if I just steal your answer?

No problem......."dude".

i do most of the cooking but he does make an effort to have food for me when i get home from work, the best part is, he does the dishes!

I cook a little more (USC), but my hubby does his share of cooking too. He's learned that when I put in a 12 hour shift, come home late and say I'm not cooking.....it means I'm not cooking! He makes the best rice so I'm always having him make rice for us.

Usually I cook a bit more when he's here.

But now that USCIS misinformation forces us to be apart for probably like 9 months with no breaks, both cook. He for staying fit, and I because I can't afford to eat out (and don't want to either).

lol, "Dudette", please!

Me, the USC (and wife). It's not because my husband doesn't want to help; I just sort of took over the cooking because he's a bad cook.

I do (non-USC), my husband love Filipino and Chinese foods, and of course I cook Western foo, too

I can't vote on this one yet. But I can't wait until I can.

I cook during the week and he puts his chef hat on at the weekends.

Well......me (non USC) 65% ...him (USC) 100-65= god dammit he is a master chef
You should ask who does the dishes

Cooking is split pretty much 50-50 between us.

I do, brazilian non-USC. Charles made mexican food a couple of times. His definition of cooking is opening a bunch of pre-ready food cans, put them in a pan, mix them, heat them and voila

I hope he doesn't see this thread

My adorable husband and I love to cook together....so many a day we cook together in our tiny kitchen...and dream of the day when we get a bigger one so we don't always bump butts around the sink. Hmm...not that that's a bad thing y'know.

I do. Every once in a while, he'll get it in him to create something, but normally it is my job.

My fiance, the non-USC (male) does most of the cooking. I love it! He's really good at it and has no problem at all cooking.
He can't work yet so it's nice to come home to a nice warm dinner (and later leftovers for work).
I've never liked cooking, though I did it before he came - now I barely ever do.

We both do. Mel cooks the stuff he grew up on and I cook the stuff I grew up on. We have lots of fun cooking.

4 alarm chili has a whole nuther meaning, eh?


too late

USC - that would be me.

Not really; he doesn't eat beef so I never make chili...because vegetarian chili is just so VERY wrong.

I've had some wonderful veggie chili in my time. I think it really depends on the recipe used and the person cooking it. Everyone has a different idea over what tastes nice, I guess.

It's er...um...a Texas thing. Live in Texas long enough, you will be told repeatedly that chili should contain beef and beef only. No beans. I guess it's a joke that only works on Texans.

It's probably 60/40 in our house. We take turns just because of our odd working schedules. I'm a bit of a food purist so we always cook from scratch. Nowt comes from a a packet or freezer cos I just can't stand additives and crap in food. We even make our own yoghurt. Mr Lou Lou wasn't the best of cooks when I met him, but he's been a good pupil and now makes a mean roast dinner (better than I ever will), and can cook eggs any style to perfection every time. I'm the one who cooks the curries, Thai meals, and chillis...the easy stuff.

Husband, the non-USC, does at least 99% of the cooking. And lately, he's been sharing in the cleaning up too. Oops.

This is why I ordered a dishwasher last week.

I the non-USC do most of the cooking and cleaning up but hubby does all the bringing home the money so I guess that's fair

He does like to BBQ so I get him to do that a sometimes....

or I will get him to help me chop stuff when I am cooking sometimes....

I do most of the household stuff too, since I don't work and Hubby does.

I do most of the cooking. I like to cook anyway. Sujeet cooks once or twice a week though. On Saturdays or Sundays, he'll crave some Indian food that I don't know how to make, so he makes it. He cooks really goooood food.

Right now, both of us because we're apart. When he gets here, we'll still share because I'll want to cook him some of my favorite stuff, and he's going to cook me some African food.

Whoever gets home 1st start the cooking. We both like to experience various dishes so we alternate.

My wife does the cooking. She's not schooled in cooking, but, whenever she tastes a meal she already knows how to cook. I bring her to restaurants, and she learned the ingredients immediately upon eating the first bite.

Here's another one in same situation. My wife (non USC) does the cooking.

Dude & dudette, thanks for the answer

My wifer(non-USC) does most of the cooking. I like to cook, and do it on the weekends, or if she's had a rough day. Since she's at home most of the time, it makes sense.

My husband cooks almost exclusively. Before it was because he worked less hours. Now, it's cause he's faster and better at it. If he cooks, I clean up after him. Works well for us.

We both cook equally. Haven't really developed a rythm yet, sometimes he'll cook and sometimes I'll cook. It's pretty random.

Same here. But when I cook, it's always something from a box or can....does that count??

If you're talking canned goods, and box goods then I can. However, if you're talking about cooking from scratch then it has to be my wife.

It all just depends on who gets home first...a lot of times we will just cook together. He usually does the dishes...Thank goodness

my husband to be loves to cook and he cooks great! Me, i like to cook but i am lazy, and not as confident with cooking, but i got the rachael ray magazine! LOL! so i have been trying before he gets here, i love to bake but i am scared I dont want him to gain too much weight! he he he

The non-USC. She really likes to cook. Me, I couldn't cook to save my life. Although, during our visits, I have been tasked with becoming her "sous-chef" and assigned jobs that aren't very difficult to do (mostly because she's worried about me injuring myself with a knife or something, which is sort of amusing, considering the fact I own a gun and an entire sword collection!) in order to assist her in the kitchen. Otherwise, I generally lend moral support and try to stay out of her way.

He (non-USC) cooks. If I cooked, we'd starve to death.

I bake occasionally.

When we are together we both cook equally. My husband is a great cook. We like to cook for eachother. He really likes to whip up really nice dishes to surprise me with. We both like cooking food from each others culture and like to introduce new dishes as we go along. We both just really enjoy spending time in the kitchen cooking together and listening to music. Sometimes we just say ok lets make up a new dish ....and we go and reinvent our culinary skills together and come out with an amazing new dish.

i do, but he's in class all night every night -