Quote:Amish Friendship Bread is about the only really hard one on that list.  Thankfully I've already got some made.  There's just so much work that has to be done, and you have to have a starter kit.  But it's about the most delicious thing I've ever had the pleasure of eating.  Anyone that is patient should give it a try.  

 

I've tried teaching my wife to cook. She's okay as long as I'm helping her.  But if I turn away for too long she either forgets an ingredient, or burns it.  So I do most of the cooking (and I do quite a bit.  I cook breakfast for us and our three kids, and I make something for her for lunch, and then cook dinner).  


The only thing I usually have trouble with is separating the egg yolks from the whites for the pumpkin pie.  But we bought an egg white separator last year, so that's no longer a problem   :thumbsup:

 

Im going to try out that bread for Christmas. From googling and reading the recipe, it looks and sound delicious.

 

Quote:I do the vast majority of the cooking at my house too, but T-Day we venture out.

 

I venture out sometimes, I just know not to try any of the refrigerated stuff. 

 

Quote:When I was young my mom always made me do the dishes...which I hated! I figured out pretty quick that if I broke something every time I did them that she would do them herself! :whistling:

 

Hahaha, when I was younger thats what got me out of doing the dishes and cleaning after we had company/family over for dinner. I always helped my mom cooked. My cousins and sisters hated it.

 

Quote:I usually do sweet potato casserole. Marshmallows on top, brown sugar and some vanilla extract and a splash of orange juice + some butter in the sweet potatoes.


Tasty. :yes:

 

I tried pineapples in Sweet potato casserole once and it was good.

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