Africanqueen Posted August 31, 2009 Sallamu Alaykum everybody. Before I start, Yes I am new.. blah blah... nice to meet Ya'll blah blah. Lets pretend for a few seconds Ya'll actually care that I'm new. Anyhuuuu I'm turning 21 very soon. Yup, I'm still in a state of shock, I always thought I'd be happily married, baby on the way by now. But I don't see that happening anytime soon, perhaps in 5 years time. God knows. However, my problem at the moment is I don't know how to cook??? So everytime I begin to have a normal conversation with a guy, and I get the feeling he likes me. I try my best to hide this, but I'm a strong believer in honesty. Therefore, I try to joke around sayind ''I can cook cornflakes'', they never seem to get that joke, and instead are horrified. I mean one guy went as far as to telling me, he sees a girl who can't cook has handicapped. After many guys discover I cannot cook, the way they talk to me evidently changes. They no longer want to continue the ''marriage conversation'', I mean everytime I bring up the topic, they stutter and say ''well... erm... I haven't reached that stage'' Nigga two nights ago you were telling me how you'd love a wife and baby. Now you telling me you're not ready, do I look retarded?? Anyways it's the blessed month of Ramadhan, and there's no better month to learn how to cook right? I've been watching my mother make sambuus, malawax (which some of you may call laxoox) Bur, bariis iyo baasto. And I've been observing, I must say it does not seem that hard. But I'd like to learn how to cook other food, not just Somali food. I'm a big fan of indian food, I love curry. I want to be the best cook ever, not just for my husband (inshallah) But growing up all I saw was bariis, bariis, bariis, baasto, then back to bariis bariis. I want to suprise my family, make them excited to come to the dinner table to eat my food. I want their mouth to saliva, when they hear me say ''dinner is ready'', so I made this topic in the hope some of Ya'll would give me ideas for the best food I can make. So far I'm very eager to learn different types of Indian food. I also like italian food e.g Lasagne (somalis already make that) I'm not a big fan of Chinese food, I'm pretty sure cooking Dogs, is not allowed in Islam. P.s Sorry for writing so much, I'm just extremely passionate about this topic. Please don't hold back, and if you can provide pictures, that would even be better. Hope the fasting is going good for all of you. Keep the peace. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jacaylbaro Posted August 31, 2009 Option 1: If u have money you don't have to cook at all. Make sure you order all your food from local restaurant near to you house, pizza huts and so on. OPtion 2: Make sure you marry a man who works in one of those hotels as a chef. Option 3: Do not marry and stay with your parents so that you will be fed like a baby. Option 4: Do not cook anything. Eat everything uncooked. Even the meat can be eaten without being cooked. Thank you very much ......... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ms DD Posted August 31, 2009 Welcome horta Secondly... men dont look for a wife so that she can cook for him only. I used to make a point of not being able to cook when i am talking to blokes. IF they stick around, great, if not, i say his 'his loss'. But to their credit, most men arent bothered.. Their fave saying was " we will learn together..maacallees h" Anyway great site to help: http://tammyssomalih ome.blogspot.com/ God bless Tammy. She helped me a lot. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
nuune Posted August 31, 2009 You come to da right place, I mean maxaa dhibkaa ku gelinaayo, aayar maa isbarmuunto iyo faankuulo isku walaaqatid wlcme Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Poker Posted August 31, 2009 Nuune, Isbartuumo gartay lakiin what is faankuulo? It sounds like CAY couz! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Africanqueen Posted August 31, 2009 @ Jacaylbaro - All the options you gave me, does not help me with my situation. However, I'd like to thank you for spending time writing that absolute rubbish to me. Just like how you wasted my time, I chose to waste yours by replying. okay, you can stop reading it now, I bet you're still reading lol. Damn. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
nuune Posted August 31, 2009 Africanqueen ka daa wiilka sidaas ha u galine ^^ haa Poker, dhaaf aan isukgu qooshee nimcada Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Africanqueen Posted August 31, 2009 Originally posted by nuune: You come to da right place, I mean maxaa dhibkaa ku gelinaayo, aayar maa isbarmuunto iyo faankuulo isku walaaqatid wlcme Walaalo, ma ku garanin, miyaa aff jinni ku hadashaa... acudibillah waaba iga nixisay. aff somali oo la fahmaaya fadlan soo baro. Haye abowe, qeyr baan kuu rajaynayaa. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
nuune Posted August 31, 2009 Africanqueen aloore atarisho waxaa leedahay ma fahmin miyaa, see camal buufiska aduunka maa kugu dhaceyna mise tarantoorigaa ku go'ay, moolo moolaati iska dhig yeah soona dhawoow mar kale macbuudkaa ku dhaartee bajiyaha sida loo kariya ma aqaani maa dhahdeyna Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Africanqueen Posted August 31, 2009 Originally posted by Ms DD: Welcome horta Secondly... men dont look for a wife so that she can cook for him only. I used to make a point of not being able to cook when i am talking to blokes. IF they stick around, great, if not, i say his 'his loss'. But to their credit, most men arent bothered.. Their fave saying was " we will learn together..maacallees h" Thanks for the welcome abaayo. Erm I was taught there's two ways to please a man. The Kitchen and the bedroom. And Yes, you're right, a Man shouldn't just love you due to what you can cook. But it sure would make it a hella lot easier. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ms DD Posted August 31, 2009 Sista And what are the 2 ways a man can please woman? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Africanqueen Posted August 31, 2009 Originally posted by nuune: Africanqueen aloore atarisho waxaa leedahay ma fahmin miyaa, see camal buufiska aduunka maa kugu dhaceyna mise tarantoorigaa ku go'ay, moolo moolaati iska dhig yeah soona dhawoow mar kale macbuudkaa ku dhaartee bajiyaha sida loo kariya ma aqaani maa dhahdeyna Acudbillah.. Aff somali usub buu ninkaan maanta ii kaynay. Walaal, raali ahow hadaa sid kala uu gaaratay markaa ku iri.. aff Jinni baa ku hadlaysaa. Laakin ruunti maku fahmi. Inyar baan kaa gartaa. Buufiskaa ka hadlaaysid maxaa waaye? Gabar hadaay kuu sheegta maku garanin, miyaad buufis ku urday? Aniga aff somali fiican ma qori, iyo maku hadli. Laakin aff somali sax baan garanaa. Adiga markaa yarayd, aff la garaynin baa ku hadashay.. qofna mana ku saxin, somaha. Laakin maanta anaa ku saxaya walaal. Afkaa ku hadlaysid MABA JIRO. Fadlan orod aff somali caadi so baro. Aniga dhadka runta baa uu sheega, xumaan ha uu qaadinin haye. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Oz Posted August 31, 2009 Originally posted by Africanqueen: Sallamu Alaykum everybody. Anyhuuuu I'm turning 21 very soon. Yup, I'm still in a state of shock, I always thought I'd be happily married, baby on the way by now. But I don't see that happening anytime soon, perhaps in 5 years time. God knows. However, my problem at the moment is I don't know how to cook??? So everytime I begin to have a normal conversation with a guy, and I get the feeling he likes me. I try my best to hide this, but I'm a strong believer in honesty. Therefore, I try to joke around sayind ''I can cook cornflakes'', they never seem to get that joke, and instead are horrified. I mean one guy went as far as to telling me, he sees a girl who can't cook has handicapped. After many guys discover I cannot cook, the way they talk to me evidently changes. They no longer want to continue the ''marriage conversation'', I mean everytime I bring up the topic, they stutter and say ''well... erm... I haven't reached that stage'' Nigga two nights ago you were telling me how you'd love a wife and baby. Now you telling me you're not ready, do I look retarded?? Hilarious, absolute comic. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Buuxo Posted August 31, 2009 I know have spoken to alot of men and asked them and I have concluded they are a bunch of Duunis They want you to be like their mum.Runti cooking is big criteria for most. It just depends on which Faraax you get,the one that is content with any food and the 'fussy eaters'. AfricaQ,Cooking recipes are available and just spend time with Somali mums especially at Alabaris & wedding catering. LOL@JB...That's what I tell myself.Let's hope it works in practise Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites