The food cooked by my mother-in-law is not delicious. Should I tell her to stop cooking?

Every time I see this problem of mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, although the times are progressing and many of our ideas have changed, it seems that this kind of thing still needs a lot of deep-rooted things, and it is estimated that it is difficult to get better at once.

Mother-in-law's cooking is not delicious, so we can analyze whether you are too demanding. There is a time difference between us and our parents. In many cases, they may only ask for enough food. We're different, we're delicious. Whatever the taste, it was definitely not intentional. After all, everyone should eat together, and poor cooking is not good for her mother-in-law. Besides, it may be different tastes. After all, your husband grew up eating the dishes cooked by your mother-in-law for so many years. What do you think is wrong? Of course, you can say it. Just reflect on yourself before you say it. Are you too sensitive?

Actually, if it were me, I wouldn't say anything. There is no need to say everything, it is meaningless. Mother-in-law's cooking is not delicious, so you won't let her have a chance to cook. You can be diligent and cook by yourself. If you are really tired, you can take your family to eat occasionally. Just tell your mother-in-law that the kitchen is not safe because her mother-in-law is old. I hope she can do something else. You can cook. This way, we can live in harmony without hurting our stomach. Or, you can let your husband say, after all, there is blood relationship, even if you are really unhappy, you won't care too much.

If you can't do the above, you can choose to live separately, which is good for everyone. In fact, in a family, there are bound to be various contradictions, and it is normal that the diet is not appetizing. According to the mother-in-law's personality, the implementation plan can be made to achieve the best result. Say it directly if you are cheerful and generous, but the tone is also very important, such as coquetry or request, not imperative. If you like to pick up things, I think cooking by yourself is the best choice.