Should I Start Cooking Dinner for Everyone?

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Typically my mom or my grandma is the one to cook dinner. When my grandma cooks, the only thing vegan she cooks is usually the biscuits, potatoes or a salad. When my mom cooks it's mainly vegan. Only when she cooks with meat is it no longer vegan. She doesn't use eggs or milk in anything she cooks. So, I was wondering if instead of just cooking for myself should I cook for everyone? I don't think they would be offended by me doing it. But, I guess I am just lazy. I don't think I would cook dinner every day (not even they do that) just maybe twice a week? Or make a big dinner once a month? I guess I am seeking reassurance that this is, in fact, a good idea.

[brimstoneSalad]

It's a good idea, but make sure it's a very high protein/fat main course so they don't complain and get hungry for meat five minutes later (defeats the purpose if they prepare a slab of meat for dessert).
Fried tofu or seitan, or well disguised beans, should hit the spot.