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Chatting recipes with your grandparents

It’s Chinese new year right now and while celebrating I decided to ask my grandma how to cook one of my favourite dishes from her (her rendition of steamed egg)… this combined with the fact that shes stopped cooking for about a year now and we did not eat a meal prepped by her at the table for the first time this year. As she ages I think it’s gotten more important to learn her recipes just as something to remember her by. It’s soul food. It’s also good to learn these recipes as it really gets you connected to your culture and makes for good conversation. (Added bonus if you try to converse in your mother tongue).

@undiagnosedflu

Feb 11, 2024

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Family recipes

No better way to connect to dead ancestors than eating the same food they did

@_mcdrizzle

Jan 21, 2024

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Learning how to make your favorite comfort meal

very scared and intimated but I’ve asked my mom to show me how to make molé and rice from scratch I’ve been missing her cooking a lot and this will help me feel closer to her as well

@nancythefool

Mar 3, 2024

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“Just keep breathing”

My grandma’s word for word response when I asked her if she had any advice for living a long life. She lived to be 99 years old. Rest in Paradise Donna.

@jakidoykaworld

Dec 8, 2024

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The paintings of tamara de LEMPICKa

I am obsessed with this Art Deco Extraordinaire, a Polish-born painter whose glamorous figurative compositions came to life in 1920s-30s Paris. Influenced by Cubism and Neoclassicism, her works—especially her portraits of women—blend beauty, strength, modernity, and a timeless cosmopolitan flair. After leaving Paris, she continued her career in New York, Hollywood, and Mexico, marking her as a truly international woman of her time. Stunning, just stunning!

@jakidoykaworld

Jan 5, 2025

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CRYING DURING SEX

So fucking epic.

@jakidoykaworld

Nov 14, 2024