Recipes forum?

[baker]

Mentioned this to someone and they said 'why don't you ask in the suggestions area?'. So I have.
Now before anyone thinks this is plain silly, shouldn't prospective subs know how to cook and bake? Why should the dom/mes do all of the cooking or cleaning, for that matter?

Dave *is shameless*

[MsSusannah]

I like it! A sub that can cook well is always appreciated at my place!

[lestatdl1]

Well I find that even with Comet, I'm doing far too much scrubbing when cleaning my tub. I'd like a stronger product that can do the heavy work for me. Any suggestions?

[Wist]

A sub who can cook in the kitchen has a better chance of cooking in the bedroom later ... the rest of us have to order out skillfully ...

Wist

[MsSusannah]

Ahh yes wist - you do get it! :)

And les - you need to learn to work smarter, not harder - do what I do - simply spray your tub and shower after every use with Tilex Daily Shower Cleaner - 30 seconds a day well spent - I never ever have to scrub!

[stormeagle]

You're talking about cleaning... right? How does that work then? :smile6:

[Four_Inch_Heels1]

*punches dave in the shoulder...seeee?*

[knickerless]

[QUOTE=baker;20771]
Now before anyone thinks this is plain silly, shouldn't prospective subs know how to cook and bake? Why should the dom/mes do all of the cooking or cleaning, for that matter?

i do most of the housework, The rule in our house is my Fiance / Mistress can do housework if She wishes but She is not obliged to, As for cooking we share that as its something She enjoys. i keep hoping She will let me buy a maids outfit to wear when i'm cleaning but so far no luck:(. i think it would be a good idea to have recipes and any other useful advice to help us become better domestic slaves, After all being a slave is not just about sex

[hawkwood]

I don't understand how people say they cannot cook. Maybe I just take it for granted. Perhaps I should start a new career as a cooking instructor :)

[hawkwood]

Oh yeah, here's a helpful tip for the submissive cook: Always wear at least an apron when cooking!

[baker]

@FIH I have my moments.

And good idea to wear something when cooking, especially if frying something. Also never wear nice clothes*, because sooner or later you're gonna get a splatter that no amount of detergent will remove.

Dave

*Anything that doesn't have splatters on it.

[MsSusannah]

Hawkwood - you DEFINITELY could moonlight as a cooking instructor for subs! As for an apron - a wrinkled shop apron doesn't quite cut it....try to find something....cuter?

[DuchessCaramel]

A sub who can cook in the kitchen has a better chance of cooking in the bedroom later ...

There has to be some truth in this, Wist....my ex-husband was capable of burning water and proved to be similarly inefficient in the bedroom. Julian, on the other hand, is a marvellous cook and, well....we've chatted often enough about it, you know where this is leading....

[teaser99]

Sounds like the perfect place for my recipe for grilled Kansas City style St. Louis short ribs!