4.30pm: Nothing like nanna’s cooking
I once found a Maltese restaurant and I was so excited. I had never seen a Maltese retaurant before, and having grown up knowing quite a few Maltese dishes, I thought it might be fun to try some Maltese food that hadn’t been cooked by a relative for a change.
I was unbelievably disappointed. I ordered ravjul, which is a big Maltese ravioli, and it was overcooked, sludgy, and the sauce tasted like it had come out of a bottle.
I guess there’s nothing like nanna’s cooking.
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