a popular question to be asked after marriage seems to be “tauu kya pakaya jaa raha hai aaj kal mian ke liya??” i always stumble here, not sure how to break to the sweet old lady, who probably thinks that i slave over a hot stove all day to make acha acha ghar ka khana for my poor hardworking husband that it’s my husband, who most of the time, cooks for us in evening, with me as a happy assistant.
my husband, the cooker
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mashallah!
that is so gr8. may allah keep u both blessed even more:D
best wishes.
haha you guys remind me of my sister and brother in law. they are somewhat the same kind of a couple. š MashahAllah.
Nice!..:)
poor aunty…aaj kal ki larkiyan š
hehe š
*gasp*
can’t blv there are SO many husband-cooks around.
p.s. cat-nip: kuch nahee aata “aaj kal” kee larkiyon ko. tobah! qayamat aanay walee hai! š
I think the first question my father-in-law to be asked when we met was “what can you cook?”
lol…u promised us all a pancake breakfast…and this time ur gourmet hubby said it would be u making them.
Lovely to see so many cooking hubbies–mine makes a lovely nihari!
wow! that’s cool!
is the saying: ‘the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach’, changing to the other way round?
a person with cooking skills that of mine needs just the same kindda hubby š