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The hardest days in Ramadan are the final days, because of the preparation of for the celebration at the end of Ramadan.

Here where I live there is a tradition that women make cookies for Eid El Fitr. I don't know about the other Muslim countries, but it is a common tradition in North Africa.

In the picture below, there is an example about of the kinds of cookies we make in my country.

The good news is that I did make those cookies with Mom. Oh yes, I am good in at making cookies. Here we have so many types of cookies. Those in the picture are just the types that we wanted to prepare this year.

TheirThere are three steps in making such type of cookies: baking, preparing the stuffing, and finally icing and glazing.

Common ingredients we use: are flour, butter, vanilla, sugar, powdered sugar, honey, chocolate, black chocolate, white chocolate, milk, jam, concentrated milk Nestlé milk, nutella, and nuts...

This entry is especially deidicated dedicated to my friends, Seda, Arvina, Annily, Bellisima, and Amy, who does correct my entries. Thank you, and I love you all.

Happy Eid El Fitr, and have a wonderful time.