Bish Lasagna

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ICloud, Fiji

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Ghost @kuharido

Jun 27, 20 at 6:34am

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Ghost @kuharido

Jun 27, 20 at 6:31am

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Esdeath<3 @rubyrosie

Jun 25, 20 at 10:38pm

Wow you have the longest profile I’ve read here. I’m confused are you from China or new guinea

Bish Lasagna @hakutaku China~New Guinea because I don't want to scare certain judgemental ppl~

Esdeath<3 @rubyrosie Fuck them girl. Let them hate

DEACTIVATED @swadian My profile is longer!!!

Esdeath<3 @rubyrosie I will be the judge of that

Amir @amir_bahram left a comment for Bish Lasagna

Amir @amir_bahram

Jun 25, 20 at 10:10am

Macarons are sandwich cookies. Macaroons describe coconut cookies and Macaroni is the dried elbow pasta. I honestly can't see how they're related to Loz which is an Almond and saffron Pastry. https://youtu.be/G48TIo_M20Q

Bish Lasagna @hakutaku probably because of Almond.

Bish Lasagna @hakutaku It reminded me of our wan dou huang~https://youtu.be/HhZv6x0Dc5Y

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Ghost @kuharido

Jun 25, 20 at 10:05am

Bread https://i.pinimg.com/originals/77/58/e2/7758e27ad0b23d285e7000b2bb08a208.jpg

Bish Lasagna @hakutaku I love it! I feel something exotic from it. It reminds me of Xinjiang and central Asia.

Bish Lasagna @hakutaku Also in Afghanistan, women in need can make a living by making and selling this traditional bread...

Amir @amir_bahram That place where they stick the Naan and fire is coming out, is called "Tandoor". Which then gives name to Tandoori Naan.

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☠BΣΉΣЯIƬ✴ @beherit

Jun 24, 20 at 9:16pm

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/44/b2/82/44b282fdbd5e0b27319dfc74eb6aa0d1.jpg The other day it was the summer solstice. A day where the pagan peoples of Europe and other cultures welcomed the start of summer and praised the sun on the longest day of the year... Even after Christianization, the "midsummer" celebration remained an important celebration.