I was thinking of doing a dinner for vals day, the trouble is i cant cook?

Question

I'm really hopeless at cooking. Hes a prof chef and a very fussy eater.

Answer 1

I recommend you eat out then!!

Answer 2

Then buy the food ready prepared and cooked. Don`t forget to destroy the wrappings they come in, don`t put them in the bin until after he is out of the way. Transfer anything that is in a `take-away` type dish, onto one of your own dishes. If he asks you if you made it, answer it with another question " Oh you liked it then, I am so glad, I put a great deal of thought into it " You are not lying if you say that! Good Luck.

It might be more fun to cook together... you can be his prep chef and get a few pointers along the way... besides.... who needs to learn to cook when your mates a prof chef.... LOL!




IF YOU WANA ORDER ONLINE GOTHROUGH YOU CAN GET VAL'S DISCOUNTSSSSSSSSSSSSS

Answer 3

ok I only have one question. He's your man, he's a prof. chef why the heck ain't he cooking your valentine's day dinner? Plus he's a fussy eater so he can cook what he likes. Let him do the cooking and think of something else romantic.

Answer 4

Then buy the food ready prepared and cooked. Don`t forget to destroy the wrappings they come in, don`t put them in the bin until after he is out of the way. Transfer anything that is in a `take-away` type dish, onto one of your own dishes. If he asks you if you made it, answer it with another question " Oh you liked it then, I am so glad, I put a great deal of thought into it " You are not lying if you say that! Good Luck.

Answer 5

You, my dear, are "courting" disaster
If this dude is a fussy eater AND a professional chef
You are absolutely crazy to proceed with any such plans
this close to valentine's day !!!
Let him choose the place and you pay the bill as your gift
don't blow the dickens out of both of your valentine's
over some "notion" that you are going to be doing anything
short of commiting relationship suicide !!!!!

Answer 6

Any pre-cooked meals from M&S, Waitrose or the Premium ranges in stores like Tesco (silver packaging), Somerfield (gold), Sainsburys or ASDA. You should be willing to splash out and do hid the packaging. Also be willing to make a cute embarrassed confession if he susses you.

THen book in to a Cookery Course!

Answer 7

Why not ask him to help you cook a dinner for the two of you. He can teach you a few things, you get to spend quality time together and make it romantic... put on candles, have wine, put on music and dress up nice! Also, you can always do dessert yourself...no need to cook just get a bottle of whip cream and your good to go!!! LOL!!!

Answer 8

Make a deal with him. You'll provide the drink and setting - he'll do the cooking. Sounds fair to me. Make an effort to dress the table beautifully, scatter red hearts over white table linen. Stunning.

Answer 9

Why don't you cook a chicken or pork stir fry as that is a quick and easy dish and then buy a nice dessert from M&S. I'm sure that he if he see's that you have tried and made the effort that will be good

Answer 10

go to marks and spencer and buy some of there ready prepared meals, all you have to do is follow the oven instuctions on the back! i'm lazy and id have a nice take away instead!! Maybe seein as hes a chef he might cook for you!!

Answer 11

It might be more fun to cook together... you can be his prep chef and get a few pointers along the way... besides.... who needs to learn to cook when your mates a prof chef.... LOL!