My First Ever Chopseuy

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I grew up without knowing how to cook. So, making this chopseuy is I consider one of my milestones. It is not so easy to start from scratch, but because I love what I’m doing and I love whom I’m doing this for, everything is achievable. To more dishes to cook. 🥰✨

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