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<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/section>\n<\/div><\/div>\n<\/div>\nUS Vice-President JD Vance shared a light-hearted glimpse into his marriage, revealing the \u201cbest and worst\u201d dishes he has ever cooked for his wife, Usha Vance \u2014 and admitting that his first attempt was \u201cactually inedible\u201d.Speaking in an interview on Fox News with Lara Trump, Vance was asked about his culinary skills after Usha previously suggested he \u201cdid not know how to cook much\u201d before they met. <\/p>\n ‘Eat S**t!’: Trump’s V-P Vance Loses Cool At Personal Attacks On Wife Usha, Says ‘Enough Is Enough’<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n \u201cThe worst is very easy,\u201d Vance replied. \u201cUsha\u2019s a vegetarian and I am not. So I’m like thinking to myself, what does a vegetarian eat…So I went to the grocery store. I got those crescent rolls. I rolled them out like into a pizza shape…It was disgusting. Like it was actually inedible.\u201dReflecting on the early days of their relationship, he added: \u201cIt’s amazing that the relationship lasted because that was the first time that I ever cooked for her.\u201dOver the years, however, the Vice-President says he has improved significantly in the kitchen. \u201cThe best thing that I’ve ever cooked? I’m pretty good at cooking now. But I can make a pretty good brioche bread.\u201dUsha Vance, who joined the conversation, offered a more recent example of his efforts. \u201cMost recently it’s been Shokupan, which is the Japanese milk bread…he’s been working on it for a while and he does it really well.\u201dThe exchange offered a rare personal insight into the couple\u2019s life at home. Married since meeting at Yale Law School in 2010, the pair have three young children \u2014 Ewan, Vivek and Mirabel \u2014 and are expecting their fourth child, a boy, later this year.Vance has frequently credited his wife as a steady presence throughout his rapid political rise. \u201cI know her most of all as a great mom and a great wife, as a person who supports me, who’s so good to the kids, who makes it possible for them to grow up as normal kids,\u201d he said.He also described her as someone uninterested in public attention. \u201cThis is a person who doesn’t really care about the limelight, who’s not trying to sort of get out there in front of the crowds all the time, who just wants to give her kids a good life and who wants to be as good of a public servant as possible.\u201d\u201cI think that’s what we should want out of our public leaders and certainly they have it in our second lady.\u201d<\/div>\n\n