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It's been 5 months since I started a blog. My blog is about cooking. By reading my blog, you can increase more love in the heart of your family and husband. They say that the way to the heart is through the stomach. 
I got the idea to create a blog from Google itself. At first I didn't even know what is a blogger. Now my dear friends, it is in your hands. make me successful. I am sure you guys will make me success.

My name is Zoya. I am from Mumbai. I am very fond of cooking. And I love to share my ideas with others. 
I love to lead a simple life. I am a housewife. I enjoy feeding my husband and kids by making good dishes. I completed my studies in Mumbai itself.


You can also follow me on my Facebook account. 
https://www.facebook.com/zoya.ab.3 
As I have written above, I like to lead life with simplicity, so I do not have any other social network. 
Apart from this, if you want to ask me something or about any recipe, then you can ask me on my e-mail - zoya2038@gmail.com or  you can ask in the comment box below.

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