On Nov 6, 2:09*pm, Omelet > wrote:
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> > On Nov 6, 1:30*pm, Omelet > wrote:
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> > > *"Gregory Morrow" > wrote:
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> > > > I totally agree- I never cook anything I don't like! I hate tuna
> > > > casserole, but my husband & son love it. So I decided to make one to
> > > > see if it's as bad as I remembered as a kid, and it was! They really
> > > > enjoyed it, and I'm glad because I will not ever make it again!
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> > > I will cook stuff I dislike for others, and try to do a good job. No sin
> > > in that. :-) *I'll cook myself something else. It's not that hard.
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> > How can you tell if it's any good?
> I'm talking day to day cooking, not fancy feasts...
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Me too! But after working 9 hours, with an hour commute each way,
there is no way I have the time to cook something I won't eat, much
less cook anything that takes a lot of time, unless it's in a
crockpot.