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[Taka]

You cannot enjoy cooking without someone who enjoys what you cook.

If the part in bold was replaced with 'to enjoy' as:

You cannot enjoy coking without someone [B]to enjoy/B] what you cook.

would it still sound OK and make the same sense?

[bhaisahab]

You cannot enjoy cooking without someone who enjoys what you cook.

If the part in bold was replaced with 'to enjoy' as:

You cannot enjoy cooking without someone [B]to enjoy/B] what you cook.

would it still sound OK and make the same sense?

Yes.

[Taka]

Thanks, and sorry about the typo. I've fixed it.

[Rover_KE]

Taka, please give your threads more helpful titles. We don't charge by the word.

You cannot enjoy cooking . . . would have been good for this.

Rover