Thanks Betty

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Thanks to this ancient cookbook which I bought more than twenty years ago when I was studying at the States, my children learn to cook their favourite dishes. Starting from cinnamon rolls, pizza, scones, cakes and the latest peach pies. The pie is one of my favourites and I have yet to taste their apple pie......



And one more, chocolate chips cookies....



I used to bake all these dishes when they were younger but now I don't feel like baking anymore....luckily I have wonderful children who love to cook and to try something new.
They even plan to bake cookies for the coming Hari Raya to try out the new oven bought by dad for mother's day (what an irony!)
just wait and see...



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