Blake Shelton Says Wife Gwen Stefani Is ‘Really Good’ at Making This Classic Italian Comfort Food

Blake Shelton says that between him and Gwen Stefani, his wife cooks the most
His favorite dish by her is her lasagna, which she makes from scratch, along with pizza
The couple began dating in 2015 and got married in 2021

Blake Shelton is dishing about Gwen Stefani’s cooking skills.

During the Thursday, May 15 episode of the Country Heat Weekly podcast with Amber Anderson and Kelly Hutton, the “God Gave Me You” spoke about what his wife is good at making.

When asked who cooks at their house, Shelton, 48, immediately praised Stefani, 55. “Gwen mostly cooks,” he said. “Man, she’s really good at anything Italian. But my favorite is probably lasagna.”

The country star also mentioned that Stefani is very focused on the process of cooking the layered pasta dish. “That’s one of those things it takes her all day, like, it’s an all day thing, you know? And I would eat that for the rest of my life.”

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Stefani’s homemade delicacies don’t stop there. “She makes homemade pizza,” Shelton continued, emphasizing how she makes everything from scratch. “Makes the dough, the dough rises, separates it, like, in the pizza oven. She really does this stuff for real.”

The couple, who started dating in 2015 and got married in 2021, are all about food. Shelton told PEOPLE ahead of Thanksgiving in 2024 one important rule about food that they follow: “Never say no to any kind of food. Whatever you want to try, I’ll try it. Just bring it on.”

He’s also not afraid of getting creative with Thanksgiving leftovers. “I heard a guy on the radio a couple of years ago talk about if you have leftover stuffing, the next morning put it in your waffle iron and make those stuffing waffles,” he said.

“Now I do that. Now I make enough that I know there’ll be some leftover.”

Shelton also told PEOPLE in 2021 about the nontraditional turkeys that they will cook for the holiday — and they’re not afraid to experiment with unusual ingredients.

“The first year, we made a hot Flamin’ Hot Cheetos turkey,” he said, recalling the Thanksgiving traditions he shares with Stefani and her sons Kingston, Zuma and Apollo.

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“We crusted it in the Flamin’ Hot Cheetos. The next year Apollo, or maybe it was Zuma; I can’t remember. We ended up doing a Funyuns turkey, which actually tasted a lot like a regular turkey. I guess whatever they put in Funyuns, it’s the same stuff.”