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From TB&CB: April 2014

TB&CB (The Baking & Cooking Bud) is my food blog where I share my kitchen experiments and experiences. I love baking and cooking and for me it’s therapeutic. Some of the followers of TCB are not aware of my other blog so here is a quick sneak peak into this month’s recipes from TC&CB.

Double Chocolate-Chip Cookies

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Double Chocolate-Chip Cookies

Oat Cookies

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Oat Cookies
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Oat Cookies

Lemon Koulourakia

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Lemon Koulourakia
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Lemon Koulourakia

Strawberry Slushie

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Strawberry Slushie

Fried King Fish

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Fries King Fish

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    Cooking is really therapeutic 🙂

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