Those are my hands in the picture, I love to get dirty when I cook! My mom always says that when I was a baby, I was that one who threw sand all over herself at the beach.
When I first read this I thought it meant getting dirty like having sex while cooking and then I was intrigued, haha. Like, hmmm.. never thought to do that before..
But yeah, why not get dirty? It's half the fun of cooking. As long as you wash your hands between working with items it's all good.
No....especially when you have to use your hands to mix meatloaf or anything with ground beef and you get that greasy coating on them...grosses me out!
it all depends on what i'm having. i think that if it's baking then it's fine since it's nothing 'gross' but since i'm a vegetarian, i don't like to get all dirty with meat/fish and things
like that - it's just not a pleasant feeling.
I don't usually go into to making something thinking "yeah, lets get down and dirty" lol but if I'm making meatloaf or pizza dough then heck yeah I'll get all in that!
I hate it. It doesn't stop me from doing things which require handling messy foods, but it kind of grosses me out the whole time, and I am constantly washing my hands and trying to scrape
whatever it is out from under my fingernails. Ew.
I've always been this way though -- I was the kid who refused to finger-paint or scoop out a pumpkin because it was too messy.
I don't go trying to get dirty but when necessary and the best way to get the job done, it is fine. It doesn't gross me out at all and often the most effective method.
It depends, although it is annoying to have been handling raw meat and then have to do three or four things right after all the while trying to turn the faucet on with my elbow and get soap
out without using my hands or fingers.
No - that's why I got married JK. Really though hubby does all the messy work - I add spices to burgers, he makes burgers, I mix up the rub, he rubs and he rubs well
I don't really like to get my hands on egg-y or meat-y. It's kind of gross and then I end up having trouble getting soap out of the dispenser without contaminating the dispenser. You know
what I'm talkin' about, right?
I'll roll up my sleeves and get my hands in there to spread a rub on meat, mix up a meatloaf, or knead some dough, but I wash my hands pretty quickly right after.
I don't mind getting dirty when I cook, I just can't stand to touch raw meat (which just cracks my mother up for some reason). Latex gloves are my friend!!
Of course! It's fun ... unless you have cuts. (Only exception.) By the way, I can appreciate the Texas glass with the image of the Texas Capitol on it.
Not a matter of loving it or hating it - getting dirty while cooking just happens. And by getting dirty I mean I expect to have dirty hands, dirty dishes and dirty counters when preparing
food.
However, since my dad went to culinary academy after his military time he drilled it into my head to 'clean as I cook'. Apparently, out of 5 children I am the only one to hear, comprehend and
obey this instruction from my dad. My sister cannot understand how I managed to cook her entire Thanksgiving meal including a cheesecake, red velvet cake and coconut cake as well as homemade
rolls and pumpkin pie and the rest of the meal and there was never a dish in the sink or a mess on the floor or counter tops. She said I'm a genie.
sexylibrarian I do the same thing. When it comes to raw meat I wear disposable gloves but when it's veggies or baking I don't mind getting my hands right into it!
I'm not to keen on it. I'm an obsessive hand-washer so that's probably why. When I'm making something in the kitchen, you will find me with wet wipes in hand, just to wipe out any mess, too.
I am completely anti-mess.
I'm a chemist. In chemistry, we are careful to never get our hands dirty (because its dangerous!). Since my cooking habits are kind of an extension of my chemistry skills, I generally keep my
hand pretty clean. But sometimes, hands really are the best tool.
It does depend on what I'm making. I also cannot stand a dirty kitchen. I've been known to make a huge mess with flour and suger everywhere, but it's cleaned up as soon as prep is
done...sometimes I'll stop mid-prep and do a mini-clean up.
I don't mind getting my hands dirty with butter or grease, or meat, or whatever else, but I do find that I wash them every time I go to touch something other than the food item getting me
dirty. That has me washing my hands A LOT when I have to "handle" a food to prepare it.
I hate to get stuff on my hands! My husband says that's why I'd make a lousy mechanic...I don't mind all the machinery stuff, but I do NOT LIKE getting things on my hands. If I'm cooking and
I absolutely have to get my hands dirty, I wash them off right away. If I could wear latex gloves while I cooked, I probably would, lol.
I dislike handling raw meat...I try my hardest not to have to put my hands in it. That's the only time I find myself getting "dirty" is when it comes to meat. When I bake, I get flower on
myself which I don't mind really.
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Those are my hands in the picture, I love to get dirty when I cook! My mom always says that when I was a baby, I was that one who threw sand all over herself at the beach.
1I don't like to get dirty at all. I wore latex gloves last night to handle raw chicken.
2When I first read this I thought it meant getting dirty like having sex while cooking and then I was intrigued, haha. Like, hmmm.. never thought to do that before..
But yeah, why not get dirty? It's half the fun of cooking. As long as you wash your hands between working with items it's all good.
3No....especially when you have to use your hands to mix meatloaf or anything with ground beef and you get that greasy coating on them...grosses me out!
4I love using my hands. There's no nationwide shortage of soap, so I don't mind having to wash up after cooking.
5I'm not like "Yay! My hands are gross!" but I don't mind it if it's required.
6it all depends on what i'm having. i think that if it's baking then it's fine since it's nothing 'gross' but since i'm a vegetarian, i don't like to get all dirty with meat/fish and things like that - it's just not a pleasant feeling.
7I don't usually go into to making something thinking "yeah, lets get down and dirty" lol but if I'm making meatloaf or pizza dough then heck yeah I'll get all in that!
8I hate it. It doesn't stop me from doing things which require handling messy foods, but it kind of grosses me out the whole time, and I am constantly washing my hands and trying to scrape whatever it is out from under my fingernails. Ew.
I've always been this way though -- I was the kid who refused to finger-paint or scoop out a pumpkin because it was too messy.
9I don't go trying to get dirty but when necessary and the best way to get the job done, it is fine. It doesn't gross me out at all and often the most effective method.
10I love it! I adore getting right up into whatever I'm cooking.
11It depends, although it is annoying to have been handling raw meat and then have to do three or four things right after all the while trying to turn the faucet on with my elbow and get soap out without using my hands or fingers.
That's usually when I call for hubby help!
12No - that's why I got married JK. Really though hubby does all the messy work - I add spices to burgers, he makes burgers, I mix up the rub, he rubs and he rubs well
13No.... I wear latex gloves when i'm handling certain meats and only because I have long nails and I don't like getting food under them.
14I don't really like to get my hands on egg-y or meat-y. It's kind of gross and then I end up having trouble getting soap out of the dispenser without contaminating the dispenser. You know what I'm talkin' about, right?
15I'm not keen on mixing raw meats with my hands so I wear gloves for that, but if I'm kneading bread, definitely!
16I'll roll up my sleeves and get my hands in there to spread a rub on meat, mix up a meatloaf, or knead some dough, but I wash my hands pretty quickly right after.
17I don't mind getting dirty when I cook, I just can't stand to touch raw meat (which just cracks my mother up for some reason). Latex gloves are my friend!!
18Of course! It's fun ... unless you have cuts. (Only exception.) By the way, I can appreciate the Texas glass with the image of the Texas Capitol on it.
19Not a matter of loving it or hating it - getting dirty while cooking just happens. And by getting dirty I mean I expect to have dirty hands, dirty dishes and dirty counters when preparing food.
However, since my dad went to culinary academy after his military time he drilled it into my head to 'clean as I cook'. Apparently, out of 5 children I am the only one to hear, comprehend and obey this instruction from my dad. My sister cannot understand how I managed to cook her entire Thanksgiving meal including a cheesecake, red velvet cake and coconut cake as well as homemade rolls and pumpkin pie and the rest of the meal and there was never a dish in the sink or a mess on the floor or counter tops. She said I'm a genie.
20sexylibrarian I do the same thing. When it comes to raw meat I wear disposable gloves but when it's veggies or baking I don't mind getting my hands right into it!
21I'm not to keen on it. I'm an obsessive hand-washer so that's probably why. When I'm making something in the kitchen, you will find me with wet wipes in hand, just to wipe out any mess, too. I am completely anti-mess.
22not really but it depends on what I am doing.
23It totally depends, but either way I'm always super quick to clean up afterward. I hate having a messy kitchen.
24Love to when I'm baking. I like to need the dough with my hands. With anything else I think it's kinda gross
25Heck yeah!
26I think that's one of my restraints for cooking...I don't mind baking so much. xo
27I love getting my hands dirty! I hate when places use latex gloves. I'm allergic to latex and it sucks for my through to get all itchy.
28**through = throat ** mommy to a 9 month old = sleepy
29I like to cook, but I hate getting dirty b/c that means you have to clean up!
30I'm a chemist. In chemistry, we are careful to never get our hands dirty (because its dangerous!). Since my cooking habits are kind of an extension of my chemistry skills, I generally keep my hand pretty clean. But sometimes, hands really are the best tool.
31I wear gloves when peeling veggies but the rest of the time it's barehanded. Even when kneading sticky dough or gutting fish.
32It does depend on what I'm making. I also cannot stand a dirty kitchen. I've been known to make a huge mess with flour and suger everywhere, but it's cleaned up as soon as prep is done...sometimes I'll stop mid-prep and do a mini-clean up.
I don't mind getting my hands dirty with butter or grease, or meat, or whatever else, but I do find that I wash them every time I go to touch something other than the food item getting me dirty. That has me washing my hands A LOT when I have to "handle" a food to prepare it.
33I feel like I am really cooking if I am hands on, literally. I love kneading dough or rubbing a chicken, there is always soap around.
34I hate to get stuff on my hands! My husband says that's why I'd make a lousy mechanic...I don't mind all the machinery stuff, but I do NOT LIKE getting things on my hands. If I'm cooking and I absolutely have to get my hands dirty, I wash them off right away. If I could wear latex gloves while I cooked, I probably would, lol.
35I dislike handling raw meat...I try my hardest not to have to put my hands in it. That's the only time I find myself getting "dirty" is when it comes to meat. When I bake, I get flower on myself which I don't mind really.
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