Cooking
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How many of you robots know how to cook, and do you bother with it? Surely you're not still relying on your mommy to make all the food for you well into your 20s... right?
Personally I'm a shit cook because of the incredibly small amount of things that I can prepare and consume on a regular basis, although I practically never botch them. I typically only bother with cooking beans, rice, meat, pasta and eggs for my meals.
Most of these things probably aren't considered to be real cooking anyway, but I do this at least once a day and it keeps me by since I don't have to rely on anyone else to help me out.
I'm 25 and my mommy still cooks for me.
My aunt is an executive chef. I know How to make fancy sounding shit like cacciatore with brazed duck, I can make some amazing marinades, I own my own bread making machine, and I have a shit ton of cookbooks. I'm too autistic to know people to bake something for.
>>29422909
>Actually literally making your food from scratch
>>29422909
I've perfected cooking for one. Chinese and Latin American foods are my favorites.
>>29422909
And OP the fact that you know how to prepare a dish in the first place, knowing how to brown meat, or make something like stir fry instead of just cheese sandwiches and a can of chef boyardee for a guest (if that happens), you are considered good.
>>29422950
You should probably offer to learn and make your own food, maybe mommy will give you more good boy points for it.
