How many Nigerian men can cook,i'm talking about the number of men that can cook now not the quality of food that those that cook turn out.As for me,Ko si obinrin to le f'onje shako si mi o.[sub][/sub]no woman can boss me over with food.

Let's not generalize. I cannot cook anything but Indomie and beans. Other men probably can.

Ha ha indomie and beans

Yes some can cook

I can cook a bit

well to be frank is not all men that really knows how to cook. but for i think i can prepare most african dishes!

my girlfriend can't beat me at that.
Not trying to boast,but am a good cook

yea we have got lots of nigerian guys that are good cooks,but some are just too proud to enter the kitchen and sometimes do the cooking.

we are d best

i haVE SEEN IT TOO OFTEN .Most men that can cook,can even cook better than their women

i mean we are the best in what we cook like indomie, rice, eba etc

My Yoruba boyfriend refuses to cook, he says that African men don't cook! thanks to this forum I know he is talking rubbish! He still won't cook though or do anything to do with food - shopping, washing dishes etc. He says that is for women. He won't even believe me that English men cook. I bought my brother (who loves cooking and does all the cooking in his house) a recipe book for Christmas and he was very shocked and thought it was a very peculiar thing to buy him.

Sometimes I want to hit him on the head with the frying pan!

He only gets away with it as he does other housework ok.

Luckily for me, my exes knew how to cook. and they're all yoruba. i think yoruba men can cook unlike d other tribes. Dat's what i've observed anyway.

My Dad can cook a mean pot of beans because that is his favourite food which he doesn't joke with. Infact, you dare not steal a spoon from it. But now, he leaves the cooking to his wife and me.

My ex-bf can only mix eba and boil yam, finish.

My brothers can only cook Indomie , Sphagetti and fry yam, finish.

Probably if me or my dad's wife are not around, they will be forced to cook more foods.

Cook ? Yer we try.

i can cook better than any woman, i can boast of that.



don't add my mum oo she i a god, she taught me.

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try me then you get ans to your question

I believe Nigerian men can cook but for some reason best known to them, they either think it is beneath them or they are just too lazy to cook. Men should actually be careful where they eat and whose food they eat. A word is enough for the wise.

Who wants to taste my egusi soup? its really making waves now in my dorm u know

most of them cant cook fancy. just the basics. never dated a guy who ever cooked for me. not even once. that's serious oh!

WHoAA,
A nice thread
I can cook all sort of Nigerian dishes.
I am very good not to bragg.
Contact me and see in live in PH.

I can cook almost every common food eaten in Naija, and I think its really fun cookin & I advise men tu learn, its necesri cz wifez of these dayz no 1 know,

Most of them can cook , but some pretend they can't.I have a corper friend ,believe me this guy can cook even more delicious than a woman, Why not they can cook else they have alternative

@iice;

Like me

Well my husband can only cook noodles and even when he does that (when Im out) they are moulded into the pot at the end. I just wonder how he would manage if he had to live alone

I was so eager to learn how to cook all the naija recipes although I can cook middle eastern dishes and western. I had to resort to the back of maggi packs and the internet now I'm a killer culinare. It is annoying in the sense that he cannot make a sandwich for his lunch at work. I just love cooking and I knew many men that did but they were not naija men so dunno really.

One day on his way home I asked him to pick up a bag of hot peppers in the african foodstore and guess what he came back with? one big red bell pepper!!!!! another day he used bean flour for his fufu and wondered what was going on. I had to explain to him to leave the kitchen that in future I will make him his fufu also.

I don't know many nigerian men who could, but I do know that my father is a great cook who is capable of cooking any number of nigerian dishes.

My man is a great cook. He always makes me delicious foods. Most times he cooks cause he said he loves me and loves pampering me. He surely does pamper me a lot. But when I visit him and he's cooking he likes for me to stay in the kitchen with him. At times I cook for him too but he does the cooking most times. He likes serving me breakfast in bed or bringing me stuff to school eg special foods he made up. My roommates used to be jealous. Oh God am diverting from the topic .

Depends on the upbringing,

Some men from the time they were very small children have had other ppl cook for them,

Others who never had that luxury at some point would have had to learn to cook for themselves. Maybe not culinare but at least basic dishes,

Now whether they prefer to cook when in a relationship, that is another thing,

i do cook,

Leilah:

Well my husband can only cook noodles and even when he does that (when I'm out) they are moulded into the pot at the end. I just wonder how he would manage if he had to live alone

I was so eager to learn how to cook all the naija recipes although I can cook middle eastern dishes and western. I had to resort to the back of maggi packs and the internet now I'm a killer culinare. It is annoying in the sense that he cannot make a sandwich for his lunch at work. I just love cooking and I knew many men that did but they were not naija men so don't know really.

One day on his way home I asked him to pick up a bag of hot peppers in the african foodstore and guess what he came back with? one big red bell pepper!!!!! another day he used bean flour for his fufu and wondered what was going on. I had to explain to him to leave the kitchen that in future I will make him his fufu also.

lawdy lord! thats hecka funny! his case is really bad.
my husband cant cook either but he tries at least. one day he cooked for me cos i was got in from a long journey. it was rice with fried plantains. it was all burnt and charred. but i ate it with great gusto. i did. i gave him A for effort.