Dear Amy: I learned how to cook from my mother, grandmother, and aunts — who all lived under the same roof.
I loved being among these wise ladies.Although he’s not Latin, he has fully embraced my family and culture.The problem is that this woman cannot cook and she has no interest in learning.I’ve tried bringing over a side dish, but she takes offense.The poultry and whatever other meat she serves is burned on the outside and raw inside. Nothing she serves has any flavor, and she doesn’t get why people are eating small portions of food and why no one wants leftovers.
Dear Hungry: Whatever message is delivered, I suggest that you should not be the person to do it. You are justifiably proud of your culinary tradition, but you are dealing with someone who did not grow up in that same tradition and quite obviously will not embrace it. Invite your mother-in-law to your home for meals, and let her know that if she is nervous about eating your food, she can bring her own, but that you will always set a place for her, because, as you know — love and kindship surrounding the table are the most important ingredients of all.I recently asked a church in my hometown for permission to have meetings there.I know this is a lie because they just added on to the church two years ago.
Dear Amy: Your recent letter from “Distressed Dad” really made my blood boil. His 20-year-old daughter lied that she had been vaccinated for COVID-19, when she had not.
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