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Fil Mish Mish ~ that was the first thing I learnt after the usual, as salamalikon, Shukann, la Shukran, Ez Zayyaak etc~ Very handy phrase in Luxor and does raise a smile or two!
All of the above but cant remember in which order, probably la shookran and la imshee, but then we started to learn numbers wahed itnien talata etc oh and shiy(tea) my hubby is a great tea drinker.
Remeber getting my foota's and fellooses mixed up for a while but we got there in the end!!
The gist of it is, the man in the white hat is saying to the other one, that the man in the middle is stupid so just swap the cases he will not notice, so they swap the cases. The man in white hat...
5 tbsp. chocolate
5 tbsp. water, boiling
1/2 c. butter
1 1/2 c. sugar
4 egg whites, stiffly beaten
1 tsp. vanilla
4 well beaten egg yolks
1/2 c. milk
1 3/4 c. flour
2 level tsp. baking powder
Pinch...
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“Nutmeats” for a baked good refers to the nuts without the shells and in a raw state. If your recipe calls for one cup of nutmeats, just fill a cup measure with the nuts and without the nuts already...
No not a spelling error it is a fairly new book by Eman Khattab but it is quite hard to get in the UK as yet ~ but i have managed to get a contact and am watiing fro one to be sent to me ~ so...
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Im sure there will be plenty of reviews gals of this particular litte literature effort, so when Val has finsished with it then posted it down too me and ive finished it we will be on here keeping...