Doing some cooking and gift wrapping but wanted to say Happy Eid to everyone. Wish I could invite you all for brunch;) We're having all sorts of sweets like baklava, kunaffa, ghairayb, petits fours, ... Oh and grape leaves, fatta, duck.... Like I said, I've been cooking!LOL
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happy eid to you & yours. that is an awesome photo!
al salam alaikum-
Eid Mubarak! What is petit four? Also, how do you cook your duck? Mashallah that you can get so much cooking done with 4 kiddos. Food-wise, this eid for us consists of 2 words: 'Pizza' and 'Hut' lol.
mmm baklava!
Buck tends to be a little fatty for my tastes. I prefer chicken and turkey, myself.
lol @ pizza hut
TEW, I'm curious how often y'all eat "non-arabic" food (if there is such a thing, but you understand what I mean) like mexican, greek, italian, thai, indian and such.
As-salaamu'alaykum wa Rahmatu Llahi wa Barakatuhu my dear sister,
Eid Mubarak!!! Sounds like you are going to have a blast.
Eat some baklava for meee *yummy*.. we didn't make any this year :(
Take Care
Ma'salaama
Farhana
Eid Mubarak!
My husband can't learn of your menu, or I'm done for! Wow! Subhanallah! What great endeavors of Arab cusine!
And, mashahalallah, that is one of my fav. photos on the 'net.
La-La Po, petit four is just little cakes... Like bite size. Very yummy, but I prefer to buy them if I can cause they are a pain in the rear to make. And the cooking, no real feat I just do a little every day and store things in the fridge to cook that morning. The duck, well that's easy I put an onion in the cavity rub some spices on it and prick little holes in the skin to let the fat drain then I throw it in the rottiserri.
Romerican, all the time. I do think my husband prefers Egyptian food... But we want the kids to try all sorts of things, so we cook a wide variety. I think we have our family favorites from all over... I even make sushi;) Oh, and I agree about duck. It's a DH special request.
Eid Mubarak Umm Layla :) May Allah accept our good deeds. How's the little one?
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