Novel & Cerita Mama Masak Apa

" what are we cooking today ma'am?" She stops from what she's doing and glares at me. " MAMA." I gulped and tries to smile," m-mama?" She then smiles and looks at the things she is washing from the sink. " his favorite dish... Omurice" I don't know what kind of this that was but having the name of rice made me think that it has rice on it.

Masi said as Mami gave her a clap agreeing to her. "Are you here to fight with me !?" Maa asked as we all laughed at her. Well Maa and Mami have a frenemies relation as fighting and bickering is very normal of them. "No I'm here to spend some time with my friend." Mami said putting her hand over my shoulder as maa scoffed at her. "Anyways I was here to ask about haldi and stuff." She said as I nodded. "What time is the haldi and sangeet cause I need to prepare your dear mama and also help your sister in getting ready." She said.

Hugs could ruin that. Ema's mum still wouldn't let her rest even when they got inside. "So how do you feel?", She asked for the umpteenth time. "Tired mom! And I need to rest." "Ok." Mrs. Contreras agreed," I made shrimp enchiladas." "Geez Mom, can't we have something decent." "Like?" "Posole," Ema answered, taking hee seat at their small dining table. Mrs. Contreras gave a worried look to her husband.

answered Nur with an embarrassed face. "But help, okay?" replied Mak, approaching the cupboard that Rere had earlier approached, took out three packs of instant noodles then switched to the refrigerator, and took out the ingredients to make what Nur wanted. "Mak, I was taught to cook, huh?" Suddenly Rere asked Mak when Mak had put what he had taken near the stove. "Can when, Mbak?" "Breakfast is usually only bread or fried rice, if it's lunch, right. How about Saturday or Sunday?"

My mom says happily. Lena stares at me and says “Really?” She shrugs. I’m grinning “That’s unbelievable,” I say. “Yeah… that’s not true,” Rosa says. My mom chuckles and eats her food. “You know… my mom is a bad cooker but I do love her food,” Lena says. “Really?” I say while chewing the food. “Yeap… my mom is always busy with her job cause we live a difficult life at that time and every morning she cooked me burnt food, sometimes salty food.

I lie with drama, it always works. "You poor thing... I can't believe you went hungry, I made lasagna and that roast beef you like, when you get home you'll have a proper dinner, I even have a surprise for you." My mother says and I'm grateful that she's put the subject of Allison to one side. "What surprise? Did you make me some candy?" I ask excitedly, my mother cooks well. "You'll see at home, speaking of making sweets, I've picked up some good recipes on the internet, I'm following some YouTube channels, I'm even thinking of starting to record recipe videos..." My mother says and starts talking about her plans...

"I have to warm..." "It's fine, Mom. I don't mind eating it cold. What did you make though?" "Bacon and eggs with cheese. Let me get you a glass of warm milk." "Thank you." She got up from the bed and made her way to the door. Then she stopped and turned to me. "Mom, did you forget something?" "What's the name of that reality TV show again? The one you auditioned for." "Love Isle." "Noted. I intend on keeping myself busy with it after work today."

"What did you cook? I want to taste your cooking one of these days, hija." "P-po?" I stared at her because I was a bit surprised by that. Why is my cooking a big deal to them? Didn't Mariel know how to cook before? "Oh! She cooked buttered shrimps and kaldereta. Tessy said it was so delicious. I'm jealous because my daughter cooked for them," Mommy stated while smiling at me. I blinked at her again. "That's good news! I don't have to worry when you and Leon get married because you can take good care of each other," Tita Kristine said, clapping her hands.

“Okay, mommy.” Mary, ever reliable, wa​s alre​ady in t⁠he ki⁠tchen.‍ “I made spaghetti, fri⁠es, and chicken,​” she said b‍rightly. Jessica‌ rubbe‍d her‍ face, a small smil‌e break‍in‌g through⁠. “Oh, thank you.‍ I re⁠ally needed th​at. I didn’t have the stre‍ngth to​ c‍ook today.​”