My wife's cooking is really terrible, but she won't let me cook it. What should I do?

I think it's good that your daughter-in-law is willing to cook. Cook it a few more times and it will be fine. No one is born to cook good food.

First of all, you should praise your daughter-in-law and help at the same time, so cooking becomes a job for two people. Isn't that a happy job? Sharing housework between two people is a very happy process, and so is cooking. If you point out her, she may make progress.

If you want to cook, you can say that your daughter-in-law is very tired after a busy day. Take a rest at home and let me help you. So you can cook. Stop worrying about bad food.

Finally, I can eat out occasionally, which makes you two a little interested in life. After all, there are many ways to solve the problem of eating. Cooking is fun, not an obligation. The worst option is to order takeout.