Do you seduce with your cooking?

[PenkWing]

I love inviting a date home and cooking a meal for her. It’s so seductive. Kitchen skills are handy and can impress a special someone. And in the worst case I still had fun in the kitchen and had a good meal!

But it also works on me, 100%. If you invite me and show off your culinary prowess I will fall for it. I love someone who is passionate about cooking, and it’s always a great way to tingle your senses. And maybe learn a new dish!

Now that I think of it, a great restaurant dinner is also great in a similar way. Food and attraction are closely linked. It’s not the same magic as a home meal, but it’s a close second!

I’m a brilliant chef, and my skills help me with dates.

Sometimes I do, but not that often

I can cook, but not for a date

I’m not that great in the kitchen…

[CalmMind]

Really depends on the date. If I can tell she's proud of her cooking skills I won't because it's something I really excel at (I learned after starting up international dinner night with my friends) and most women who've bragged about it to me have been disappointing in their cooking skills but I'm always grateful for it and try and help with dishes and such. But later when we are actually dating, I like teaching or exchanging recipes/ideas. But if it's not something she's passionate about then yeah I go full tilt and typically will cook an ethnic dish to stand out. I make really good Greek, Balkan, Middle Eastern and German food. If she's a country girl my typical flex is Grah-i-Varivah which is a Croatian pork and bean dish and is outstanding. If she's a city girl I typically go with a marinated lamb roast and a couscous dish with tzatziki sauce. My dishes don't typically look as nice as the recipes I find online but the flavor is there and I try and have a good table setting lol.

[Chazmatazz269]

I don’t cook often or necessarily well, but i have a few recipes that are impressive. I wouldn’t necessarily say “seduce”, but my kitchen skills almost certainly were a factor more often than not.

[Anonymous]

I'm a really good cook, a lot of my recipes I developed myself (for myself) but the owner of the company I work for has a culinary degree and has insisted that whenever I bring food into the office to bring her a bowl because it smells so good.

I do occasionally do cooking dates, but I have wanderlust so my girlfriends and I usually travel somewhere for our dates or attend something that happens to be in town.

Life is about experiences, of course, cooking can be an experience too.

[Dazed0N0Confused]

Absolutely! I love cooking, so it works out!

My first date with my SO i invited him over for a home cooked meal & we've been together ever since. I cook just about every night & he loves it.

[BlueScorpio]

I hardly cook now. I can cook if I find a recipe, it's just get off at 10 at night and it's way to late to cook. My husband wfh so he does most of the cooking since he has a lot of time.

[dustybiker]

Sure. But prefer to feed the masses (friends and family)

[backdoorman]

I'm a pretty good cook and I do think it has benefitted me in dating. I would love to find a woman who can cook well. No luck yet.

[HaveNoName]

Well... seduction through sunny side up / fried egg hasn't worked for me too well. Unfortunately that is the only thing I can cook.

[Ironic_Method]

Yeah, girls love that shit.

On the flip side, I love that shit too.

[Subarugirl]

I'm a great cook, and while I was dating I would definitely flex those skills.

[bulletbob555]

Yes and I even use special meals to intice if the relationship feels like it needs it

[EndlessVoid20]

Sometimes, I am a pretty good cook (:

[zagor]

Only ants.

[VanguardTitan]

I can but I don't.

[jimmy2]

One can