Should I take a cooking class?

[Kristin Marlow]

Dear LBC,

As many of you know by now, I have come from an unSaved™ family. Before I repented of my sins and deceptions, I had committed the sin of vegetarianism (Romans 14:2), and the most "cooking" I ever did was in the microwave, some was pre-made mixes, the rest of my diet consisted of unGodly fast "food". Since my mother was working outside the home, I was never really taught how to properly cook a real meal.
I know that, in order to obtain a Godly husband, I must learn to cook, bake, and clean perfectly to keep him happy.

My question is this: should I take a cooking class at a community college, should I learn from various cooking shows on television, or should I simply obtain a good recipe book and learn from that?

Thank you in advance, and God bless!

[Brother Harold Porter]

Re: Should I take a cooking class?

Certainly no college classes, since they approach everything in a "multi-cultural" fashion. You might end up making your Christian husband sick with slope or spook food.

Television should be avoided entirely unless TBN has a cooking show.

I recommend "The What Would Jesus Eat" cookbook written by a Godly man, Don Colbert, MD.




In Christ

[Kristin Marlow]

Re: Should I take a cooking class?

Certainly no college classes, since they approach everything in a "multi-cultural" fashion. You might end up making your Christian husband sick with slope or spook food.

Television should be avoided entirely unless TBN has a cooking show.

I recommend "The What Would Jesus Eat" cookbook written by a Godly man, Don Colbert, MD.


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In Christ

Thank you Brother Porter! I will search for that Godly cookbook immediately.

[little jacob]

Re: Should I take a cooking class?

you shouldnt have to take a cooking class. all women are born with a natural cooking ability

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Should I take a cooking class?

you shouldnt have to take a cooking class. all women are born with a natural cooking ability

Please make a thread of your own in the "Introductions" section of the forum, so that we can properly greet you. Tell us about yourself, your church, and how you came to find Jesus.

[Brother Enoch]

Re: Should I take a cooking class?

Cooking isn't difficult, the instructions are right there on the side of the mac&cheese box.

[Billy Bob Jenkins]

Re: Should I take a cooking class?

Cooking isn't difficult, the instructions are right there on the side of the mac&cheese box.

Right. Whoever said women need an education must not have had much of one.

[María Gálvez-Villalobos]

Re: Should I take a cooking class?

Some things very importants for remember!

OLIVE OIL - must use. Spanish is the best.

I always use LOTS of olive oil!



Salad and vegetals - is essencial ingredient of a helth diet!



And for a perfect wife-husband relation with cooking - VARIETY!
Remember is the espice of the life!



Good luck - I hope my advises are helpfulls!

YIC, Mari

[Kristin Marlow]

Re: Should I take a cooking class?

Cooking isn't difficult, the instructions are right there on the side of the mac&cheese box.

Mac & Cheese is easy to make, but I would be ashamed if that was the best I could offer my future Christian husband.

[HTannor]

Re: Should I take a cooking class?

I suggest you also avoid any meal that includes wieners, bratwurst, or polish sausages in their untrimmed state - your future husband may not take it well when you try to force one of those things down his throat.

Your pie, though, is a whole different story. Serve it to him regularly and he will appreciate it.

[James Hutchins]

Re: Should I take a cooking class?

I suggest you also avoid any meal that includes wieners, bratwurst, or polish sausages in their untrimmed state - your future husband may not take it well when you try to force one of those things down his throat.

Your pie, though, is a whole different story. Serve it to him regularly and he will appreciate it.

Brother HTannor is quite right. When you put out a spread of your pie, don't just slap it on a plate, dress it up, make it interesting. Be sure it is always wet and jucy. Nothing worse than a dry and crusty slice.

[Brother Harold Porter]

Re: Should I take a cooking class?

Some things very importants for remember!

And for a perfect wife-husband relation with cooking - VARIETY!
Remember is the espice of the life!



Good luck - I hope my advises are helpfulls!

YIC, Mari

And you wonder why you are still "esingle"? No True Christian™ man would eat this slop.

Looks like low tide on the shores of the Hudson River.

In Christ

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Should I take a cooking class?

That might be good with a pound of Velveeta(c) melted on it.

[Brother Enoch]

Re: Should I take a cooking class?

Mac & Cheese is easy to make, but I would be ashamed if that was the best I could offer my future Christian husband.

Try this:



Instructions:

1. Take spaghetti

2. Put in taco shell

PM me if you have any difficulties.

[María Gálvez-Villalobos]

Re: Should I take a cooking class?

And you wonder why you are still "esingle"? No True Christian™ man would eat this slop.


In Christ

I am still single because the right man for me have no been choosed by God for be my hasband, Mr Portler.

Believe me, he who will to be my hasband will be a lucky man especially whit my cookings and estuffs that will keep him satisfy and content. He will no even mind my eslightly estrange feet - just my pleasant company and wanderfull cookings thank you very much.



YIC, Mari.