What do you cook that you hate the smell of?

[marcyinPA]

Steamed broccoli. Ewwww that smell!

I agree!!

 

[maslex]

Ok I have to ask but if something smells so gross that you gag or have to have someone else cook it why do you eat it I hate the smell of fish and some meats cooking but as a vegetarian I don't eat it. I love the smell of everything I am cooking for myself. If it smelled bad I wouldn't be eating it

Right there with you.

I couldn't even figure out the title - like why would you be cooking something you couldn't stand the smell of. I get though, for other people, I suppose, but if it smells gross to me, I ain't eating it!

OP here. Actually in my first post I mentioned that my husband cooks the turkey bacon, not me. But I think you can cook something that you don't like the smell of but like the taste of. I also mentioned that I don't like the smell of boiling chicken. But once it's done, I'll eat the chicken. I don't really think the smell of something has anything to do with the taste of it. I mean, I actually like the smell of liver/onions cooking but I hate the taste of it.

 

[cornflake]

OP here. Actually in my first post I mentioned that my husband cooks the turkey bacon, not me. But I think you can cook something that you don't like the smell of but like the taste of. I also mentioned that I don't like the smell of boiling chicken. But once it's done, I'll eat the chicken. I don't really think the smell of something has anything to do with the taste of it. I mean, I actually like the smell of liver/onions cooking but I hate the taste of it.

I can think of things that I think smell good that I won't eat but I can't really think of any that go the other way. If it smells gross to me, it's offputting, I don't want it, wouldn't really think of eating it.