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Not bad. Much more straight forward and you see how well it got results.
The thing about women though, is they generally don't like to make the plans, they have all this superfluous stuff running around in their heads all the time, they can't make a bloody decision. When they are able to make one, they are afraid it's gonna be the wrong one. Instead, they generally prefer that the man take the lead and that he tells them at least the direction that things will be proceeding.
When a girl asks what I want her to make me for dinner, I won't say, "It's up to you," or "I defer to the chef," because that puts it on them and she isn't gonna know what to do, or she'll have to put too much effort into figuring out what to do. I'd either ask her what her specialties are, thus giving you a list to choose from, as well as her (I've had girls veto my choice once they started thinking about what they do really well). Once you have a list, you can say, "Haven't had that before, let's see if it's as good as you make it sound." or something like that that will make her want to prove herself and her skills to you. Failing that, say something straight forward that she hopefully takes some creative license with, such as, "How about some pasta and chicken?" or "Do you do good BBQ? Perhaps some steak?" or "I love a good stirfry." Now she'll have a basis to get started on and she'll end up doing something a little different and interesting in order to get your attention.
I agree with Rye on this. "Putting it off on the chef" makes it appear you are indecisive and can't make decisions. It's the same concept of picking a girl up on a date and asking her where she wants to eat. IT"S BAD! Don't do it. Be decisive and make a decision.