My daughter is a great cook but I don't think she makes Indian food.Aw. It’s a shame when people have issues because of culture. I don’t get that. I’m glad your son in law doesn’t share his parents’ issues.
I think my dating situation was eased a bit because we were all Catholic so the religion / denomination trumped ethnicity. (Or it could have been my stupendously winning personality. ROFLMBO!!!) in any case, I ended up liking the parents better than the son.
Can your daughter cook good Indian food for you?
Two food types I will eat with abandon - anything Asian from any region (minus rice which tastes like gummy nothing to me). And seafood. I know that’s not a type of cuisine but... lol!
I adore just about any vegetable. Just not kale or beets. So I’d be willing to give it a try.
I love Italian seasonings but I’m just not a fan of starchy stuff because it doesn’t have a taste to me. It’s like the m chewing gummy air. (My exceptions to starchy stuff are French fries and warm hot rolls - either of which I’ll inhale like a vaccumm.). So pizza dough and pasta aren’t things I want to eat. I pick the toppings off of pizza slices. Lol! And, I will eat the sauce and toppings and not eat the pasta. When I make spaghetti I steam veggies and put the sauce and beef over that.
Tell your dad that you just have an elevated palate that he can’t understand.
My other daughter calls herself a pescaterian. She loves seafood.
DH hates most vegetables. We both agree that beets are terrible.
I avoid the starchy stuff because I'm eating low carb to control my blood sugar. You not liking it is probably why you are so trim. I love pizza. It was my favorite food growing up. The crust is the least important part so when i'm being good, I'll pull the toppings off and eat just those.
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