Mommy cooks better, honey.

Bela marries Pavel, whose parents own a restaurant in a small town, out of great love. She even trained as a cook for her future husband, although she had always wanted to be a teacher. Paul and his parents drew her to the family business, though Bela's parents and her friends raised a warning finger. The shower came right after the wedding.
Her mother-in-law had instructed Bela to cook the soup, and that was the first time Bela had heard the phrase:
"Mommy cooks better, honey."
Will she be able to convince her husband that this sentence is not really motivational?