A Recipe for my Success

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“Your life is what you make it. As long as you are happy, I will always be proud of you.” My father has said that to me more times than I can count. His constant support is impeccable, but he has blessed me with a gift even more powerful than that. My father is the reason that my life now has direction. Since I was a little girl, he has been teaching me everything he knows about running a kitchen. Recipes are rare in his house. Usually he figures out how to make a dish on his own, from scratch. When I got married and moved in with my husband, I had to start applying everything I had learned from my father into our daily meals. As time went on my cooking skills improved tremendously. It became my obsession. After being out of college for nearly one year, I decided to go back to get a degree in Business Management and Hospitality. My dream is to own a food truck, and I know someday I will turn this dream into reality.
Although there are many factors that helped influence my life-altering decision, there is one in particular that tends to win over my own heart. My husband, Zach, has he...

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