How has your life changed since you learned to cook?

I am no longer amazed by the dishes of many restaurants, because I am no worse than them, I often eat all kinds of dishes that have not been used often when I travel, and I try to make them at home, and I often use myself as a guinea pig for some new dishes. I've gained a lot of weight, and I often can't stop eating in the middle of the night when I think of something to try and eat.

Usually so lazy that I subconsciously feel that I can't cook and still eat in the cafeteria to order takeout, and occasionally make a good meal like a corpse, with an aunt smile, I am really a genius, and my skills have not diminished back then.

Now that I've learned it, I will cook some delicious food for myself every day, and then I will make some for my roommates. No more long queues to eat these few meals a day in the cafeteria.

I feel that life is full of flavor, because cooking is also a kind of technical work, so people who need to cook have a good grasp of the time and heat, anyway, there is a sense of accomplishment after learning to cook.

Before getting married, I can't do anything, but after I get married, I can do everything, so if I don't do a meal, my family won't be able to eat. When I returned to my mother-in-law's house for the Chinese New Year, there were more than 20 people and two large tables of dishes, all of which I made alone.

Studying in the United States, the Chinese food in the neighborhood is expensive and unpalatable. As a foodie, I miss domestic food every day. In fact, when I was in China, I didn't cook much, and I didn't cook much, but in order to satisfy my appetite, I made the same dishes I liked from the recipes on the Internet!

For a while, a lot of people came to the house to play and eat by the way, and they were hooked up with some boys, and I was very happy at first, but later I found out that they didn't really like me much, maybe I just thought it was good to have a girlfriend who could cook.

My husband cooks super fast, when I first got married, the two of them always argued loudly in the kitchen for some different habits, I like to clean up when I do it, he likes to rest for half a day after doing it, he likes chili peppers and heavy seasonings, I like light, because there will always be disputes about these habit differences, at that time I feel that there can be no 2 people in the kitchen, he always said that I will stay outside when he cooks, don't be next to it so as not to quarrel, and then the two people learn to compromise with each other, and finally find a balance, Now that he is cooking, I will watch him wash a dish or something, and he will also ask for my opinion to put condiments to adjust the taste, and slowly explore a little way to get along with husband and wife in the process of cooking.

The number of times I go out to eat is gradually decreasing, and the vegetable market is a place I have to visit every day, I want to cook a variety of different foods every day, and I will invite friends to come to my house to learn cooking skills, and start to enjoy life slowly.

When I was single, I tried to cook, I felt that cooking was a good way to regulate the pressure of life, a dish from the market to the table, but also the process of me to complete the release of pressure, and later when we got married, we did not take cooking as a burden, every time I made a new dish, I would feel that life was a little more fun.