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right now, my mom is living with us in between moves and cooks a lot of our meals for us!

normally, i cook 99% of the time. dh only cooks on two days (my birthday and mother's day) he does grill during the summer tho

It used to be more of an even split, but DH works until 8:30 now, so I do most of the cooking so that we aren't eating at 11pm every night. He cooks on weekends still sometimes.

Well, I voted we both cook, but I cook more, although recently I've been cooking 98% of the time because he started grad school and is just too busy - sometimes too busy to even eat what I cook. It used to be about 50/50, but I guess those days are gone! Sometimes he will "cook" if I'm working late and have prepped everything that morning so he just has to stick it in the oven. I'm still getting used to this "new normal" for us.

My SO cooks! Lol. I "help" but he normally just kicks me out of the kitchen. I can't complain though, I hate cooking.

Oh no! I'm the only one to vote "No one". We rarely ever have full home cooked meals in our house. We eat a lot at home but just small meals we make for ourselves. When we do cook we usually do it together or DH does it. He actually enjoys it while I have food anxiety from my extreme pickiness.

Now that LO is on the way I'd like to get in the habit of cooking every night.

I cook pretty much always. From time to time he will make something like pancakes on the weekends if he's home, but the default is that I cook.

We both cook, but DH definitely cooks more. Luckily, he is an excellent cook!

once in a blue moon DH will make pasta and warm up frozen meatballs, but that's about it. this morning he packed his own lunch, it rocked my world, lol. normally i get up, make his breakfast, pack his lunch, and then while i'm home midday, i start dinner or put it in the crockpot, when i get home i finish cooking before he gets home. in his defense, i only work 30hrs, so i have a lot more free time.

I cook most of the time. Husband is able to cook and does. He makes easy things, though. He's very resourceful.

Normally it's me unless it's rice porridge, eggs, or spaghetti, then it's the hubby.

Me exclusively. DH has trouble even heating up leftovers, it drives me crazy. He did recently mention that he wants to take a cooking class in preparation for the baby coming and the fact that he'll have to start pitching in, but I can't seem to find a good, basic class around here. I don't need him to learn how to make sushi rolls or artisan breads, I need him to learn how to boil pasta and warm up frozen veggies!!

@mrs. wagon: We are the same way. We never take vacations or buy fancy things, but we LOVE to eat out. And I am not even talking good food. Pre-baby it was like the 99 three nights a week. lol.

Right now, it's about even on who cooks dinner. I make P's lunches twice a week, and DH and I make our own breakfast and lunch.

I didn't respond, because I didn't see the right option. I love that you hate people with a cook. I would LOVE to be someone's chef!! Let me know if you are ever hiring (and want another family living with you ). I cook pretty much everything, but Mr. T makes Sunday (or other day of the week) breakfast regularly. He's a good cook, also, but I love cooking and have more time to do it, so I am the primary chef. When we first got together he used to send pictures of our meals to people because I like to cook fancy and he was always really proud and impressed. Now he just says that everything I make is "okay." He's spoiled, I think.

As a general rule, I cook and he does the dishes. But since getting pregnant, he's been cooking more, because raw meat and I are not friends. Now, I'd say it is about 60-40 me to him cooking. The only exception is pork chops. He always cooks the pork chops, because for the life of me, I cannot cook them correctly!

I cook everything and DH does the dishes. He doesn't get home until late most nights so we wouldn't eat if he was in charge of dinner.

@Mrs. Twine: Hahaha, that's so me! We were long distance, so i'd make these fancy meals when we got together. But honestly, if we continued that route we'd both be 200lbs. Now it's like, "yeah, it's fine." "Fine? What does fine mean?"

I cook a lot of time. However, DH does cook or help me with dinner. DH went to culinary school, I think of it as a big treat when he decides to just whip up dinner. The other night he made the most yummy pork chop dinner.

Dh cooks most of the time, however I do cook on occasion. I usually will do big meals when we host dinner parties. Dh cooks meals for the 2 of us.

I cook 98% of the time. I *love* to cook, and am the one that is home, so I take full responsibility of the task.

My husband likes to cook, too and has no problem taking over if I don't feel like it.