I had a great meal in the works but my teens (13 months apart) were at it in the background. Love that my kids are living room kids. 😅 #momof9 #dinner #fyp #teenager #parenting

Part 2 in hubby’s Trinidad and Tobago cooking series! This time, he’s making stew beef with dumplings, and I’m loving every moment—especially since he’s doing the cooking (I’ll handle cleanup, no complaints here!). So far, all the recipes have been amazing, and we’re using @Graza fresh olive oil to take the flavor to the next level. #GrazaPartner #Momof9 #fyp #dinner #largefamily

Bringing out the flavors with pepper chicken and @Graza olive oil. Simple, fresh, delicious! #GrazaPartner #momof9 #fyp #largefamily #dinner

People often ask, ‘You’re Indian, so why are you eating beef?’ The truth is, India’s food habits are incredibly diverse due to cultural, religious, and regional differences. In South India, including states like Kerala, beef is a common part of the diet. This is true not just for Christians and Muslims but also for many Hindus. In Kerala, for example, beef is widely consumed by Hindus, partly due to the state’s diverse cultural influences and the significant Christian and Muslim populations that coexist there. Historically, South India has had different culinary traditions compared to the North. The tropical climate and agricultural patterns of the South also contributed to the variety of diets, including the consumption of beef. In contrast, in North India, where Hinduism is more predominant, cows are considered sacred, and beef consumption is avoided. This difference has roots in religious beliefs and historical developments, making cow protection a central tenet in many Northern Hindu communities. So, while beef might not be commonly consumed across all of India, in some regions, it remains an integral part of the local cuisine, reflecting the country’s rich diversity. #momof9 #dinner #beefcurry #momlife #largefamily

🍝 Cooking up a new recipe today with fried beef pasta! 🍝 Thanks to @Ototo Design , I’ve got the perfect tools to make it all come together. The Elizabat scissors, Beardy dish brush, and Jungle kitchen spoon are total game changers in my kitchen! I adore kitchen knick knacks, and gadgets! ✨ Want to get these for your own kitchen? Use my code MZKORA20 for 20% off when you shop on OTOTO’s Amazon Store or their website. Just click the link in my bio to shop and save! ✨#ad #ototopartner #momof9 #dinner #cooking

Attempted to make Jollof Rice for the 1st time. I was expecting a curry-flavored rice, but it wasn’t it. The flavor profile was complex, and I really like it. I should have boiled the rice a little bit before adding the purée, but I was impatient. 😅 I used @Graza Extra Virgin Olive Oil in the process. Definitely a must-try! #grazapartner #momof9 #dinner #largefamily #jollofrice

House has 3 extra people to feed this week. 😩 Yes 2 of them are 5 and under but still extra people. 😂 These were suppose to be smothered but don’t think I added enough liquid. Oh well baked it is. 😅 #momof9 #dinner #fyp #fypツ #largefamily

Personally I don’t see the resemblance. 🤷🏽‍♀️ 😅 Everyone says a few of them are my twins. Only one thing for certain is that Tahj is his dad’s doppelgänger! #fyp #fypシ #largefamily #momof9 #parenting

Replying to @cooliegyal29 I know it’s superstition but it’s my way of manifesting. The Laws of Attraction are very real. One reason I am against negativity in my life. #fyp #fypシ゚viral #largefamily #momof9 #manifestation

#ad Dinner rush for my family of 10 made easy and delicious with a little help from @Primal Kitchen Foods 🍴✨ I am making sandwiches that are a hit with the kids! Also making a marinated chicken salad for myself since I am on a gluten free journey. #largefamily #momof9 #FamilyDinner #primalkitchen #fyp #fypシ