How many of you agree that
the best thing about Eid day is the DESSERTS! The only thing I love about
cooking is desserts. I perceive Desserts as simply spreading smiles, love and
happiness right from the kitchen into the hearts. The only problem is my family
doesn’t view my desserts as happiness. Most likely they view it as a waste of
resources.
A dessert without chocolates
is a bore so all of my DISASTERS include lots of chocolates. Did you see what I
did there? Now let me enlighten you.
Once I made this perfect ultimate valentine
chocolate dessert, called “Chocolate Mocha Pot de Crème.” It was simply a
chocolate pudding in cups with a name that I couldn't even pronounce. It took
me only 15 minutes to cook it then I left it in the fridge over the night.
Next day enthusiastically
I asked my family to taste this awesome chocolate pudding expecting lots of
praises. The first thing they asked was what it is called. I thought for a moment
then said hesitantly “Chocolate Crème La Something.” They gave me a confused
suspicious look. Yet they had no escape but to taste it reluctantly as I was
jumping up and down busting with excitement. The next thing my family said was:
“Wow nice, it’s good chocolate syrup so where is the dessert?”
It’s hard to be a good
cook when you are so creative and artistic that none of your desserts resembles
the original recipe in any way. After a long list of dessert disasters I have come
to this conclusion that desserts just don’t get along with my freestyle
cooking. They are more traditional and allow no space for my innovative ideas.
Let’s see if I succeed in
making the vanilla dessert or disaster tonight for the Eid day while my family tries their
best to keep me out of the kitchen. Now I want you to share what you love about
Eid day and let me know what desserts are you having this Eid. May this Eid bring
us lots of lovely desserts, Eidi, joy and happiness…!
EID MUBARAK TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY!
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