An increasing number of fathers enjoy cooking for their families


Ng says that more dads should cook for their families as this often helps bring everyone together. From left: daughters Amelia and Amber, wife Christine Ng and Richard. —RICHARD NG

In the past, it was common to see the women of the household hunched over chopping boards or hovering over sizzling frying pans as they attended to their family’s meals every day of the week.

But times are a-changing and while many women still do the lion’s share of everyday cooking, increasingly, more and more men are also stepping up to help feed their families.

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