☕FUN TO COOK BOOK☕
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  • Reads 41,750
  • Votes 2,716
  • Parts 123
  • Time 2h 9m
Ongoing, First published Aug 01, 2016
Sweet & spicy 

Do you dislike cooking or are simply not good at it? If so, this book is the perfect book for you. 

Come to my recipe journal :D


All are love eating but main thing is cooking 

If you want any dishes just ask me (pm) I will try my best :) 

My roll model is my MoM (umma) 


Let's see how to make dishes 


Come and see no, no cook :D


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♥♥ Halima :) ♥♥


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