(This is a non-issue for the record.)
I do most of the cooking mostly cause I am better at it I finish work earlier. I also cook the roast on Sunday as Dh says he can't do the timings and that I do it better.
I haven't been cooking as much recently due to c-section issues so we haven't had a Sunday roast until today.
I always pick at the chicken once we are done with it. It is my right because I cooked it and everyone has had some, I put some on Dh's sandwiches for work so he has had his fair share. I left it in the microwave while I put the Dc's to bed.
Came down and found Dh his hands picking the skin that I'd left for ME.
He left nothing for me.
Not happy at all 
Dh said he deserved some as he has been cooking for the kids these past few weeks so he should get it.
So whos bu?
AIBU?
Dh picking at MY chicken
Midnightmoon · 19/02/2012 20:46
Leave the b*stard!! 
or eat the chicken from his sandwiches just leaving him with bread and butter, he deserves nothing less.
I skimmed the thread title and thought your DH was picking at your children. I was all ready with my "leave the bastard".
Mind you, picking at your chicken after you've cooked the Sunday roast is just as bad in my book. Leave the bastard.
Here here re leave the bastard 
Then come to mine and cook another, promise I'll leave the pickings for you!
Ha TooEasilyTempted - i also read children not chicken
He ate your Chicken!!!!!
Take his chicken from his sandwich and replace with sand
Mwah ha ha ha
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Cold chicken skin, OP? Really? 
I can see the appeal of freshly roasted skin but skin that's gone all rubbery and greasy... bleurchh.
Buy yourself a nice duck breast, spread some honey on the skin, a sprinkle of salt, pan-fry it and scoff it in front of your DH with no leftovers for hm.
I was hoping the thread title was a strange metaphor for something interesting! 
I would eat his sandwhiches and leave him crumbs , I have one thats worse dh ate my beef moster munch last night i was not amused bluudy pickled onlon left , He said he didnt but he had a whiff of crumbs and beef flavour about him
DP knows he will receive a fate worse than death if he steals any of MY food, you are definitely nbu, I also agree with the chicken pinching from his sandwiches and replace it with divorce papers
I also cook the roast on Sunday as Dh says he can't do the timings and that I do it better
Cook it together for a few weeks and then he'll learn the timings...it's as simple as any other meal once you know how.
Mind you, that'll make him entitled to more chicken skin...so perhaps not
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