AITA for refusing to give my sister the “family recipe” because she always criticizes my cooking?

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Every holiday, my sister roasts me for how my dishes turn out. This year, she asked for my famous casserole recipe because her coworkers “requested it.” I refused, because I know she’ll just take credit while still belittling me. Now she’s telling everyone I’m selfish. Am I the asshole?

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  1. Cute_Temporary383 Avatar

    NTA she can just find her own recipe

  2. EmbarrassedCarry9927 Avatar

    No, your sister is an asshole though. Stick to your decision not to give her the recipe. In fact, don’t give her any recipes. She’s just looking for a reaction from you.

  3. janetsnakehole319 Avatar

    I’m never this early! NTA

  4. Cybermagetx Avatar

    Nta. She can use Google and find a recipe.

  5. Jealous-Guidance4902 Avatar

    NTA. She doesn’t like your cooking so why would you give her the recipe.

  6. MikoSan23 Avatar

    No! Ur sister is a C U Next Tuesday. And your boundaries are your responsibility. I’d ask her why she she would want to make something she’s always claiming doesn’t come our right. Sounds like she thinks she can do better so simply let her

  7. Antique_Elk7826 Avatar

    ESH

    Are you guys 5 or something? If she doesn’t appreciate your cooking stop cooking for her. Call out her criticisms in front of others.

    Unless the recipe is some billion dollar trade secret it is just a recipe.

  8. Embarrassed-Row-2025 Avatar

    NTA. . .

    after all, your cooking sucks and you would hate to inflict it on others

  9. Novelamia Avatar

    Your sister’s behavior makes it clear she won’t appreciate it, she just wants to brag and critique. Keeping the recipe to yourself is fair, especially if it spares you stress and frustration. Nta

  10. TopAd7154 Avatar

    NTA. Give her one with a few “secret ingredients”.

    What? Basil, curry powder and oregano go so well together….😈😈😈😈

  11. Downtown-Win-2276 Avatar

    NTA. If she wants a recipe, maybe she shouldn’t criticize the person cooking. Personally, I wouldn’t allow her back to my house

  12. Chloe_Phyll Avatar

    NTA. Ms. Actions, meet Ms. Consequences. Your sister is an idiot, and a rude one at that.

  13. DimensionParticular8 Avatar

    How have her coworkers ever tasted YOUR recipe?

  14. Tricky-Fig4772 Avatar

    How is your sister’s coworker aware of your famous casserole?? Why would they be requesting it? That’s a weird one. Sounds AI ish.

  15. morocotopo1829 Avatar

    NTA. She’s jealous you can cook and she can’t.

  16. Alarmed-Speaker-8330 Avatar

    Nope. She can go pound sand.

  17. great-nanato5 Avatar

    If she doesn’t like your cooking, she can’t have your recipe, plain and simple. She can make her own, and it will be awful, and then she can get her own credit.

  18. HoneyWyne Avatar

    How did her coworkers get some of your casserole if she doesn’t have the recipe?

  19. fbombmom_ Avatar

    NTA. Your sister must be Gordon Fucking Ramsey to be criticizing your cooking. Since she’s such a great chef, she can come up with her own recipe for her co-workers. Also, I wouldn’t be inviting her to any future events involving your food.

  20. QuaddyThighman Avatar

    NTA. It seems that your sister has not learned the age old lesson of “You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar”.

    If she wanted you to share your recipe with her, then she should have been complimenting it and your cooking. You don’t owe her anything. She owes you an apology, imo.

  21. Telly94 Avatar

    Did your sister steal the dish and take it to her coworkers? How did they know about this dish to request it? God I need you guys to actually read the AI slop before you post it.

  22. ChicagoWhiteSox35 Avatar

    NTA, but your sister is. I’d google a similar recipe and give her that, with some alterations. Lol. She doesn’t like your cooking anyway.