Daily Archives: October 5, 2016
Top 5 Apps for Lunchbox Recipes
1.Japanese Recipes & Food:OYSHEE
The App helps you find recipes to cook tasty Japanese cuisine.OYSHEE means ‘TASTY’ in Japanese. Oyshee features recipes from both chefs and everyday Japanese. All recipes can be converted between US and metric measurements.
There are 4 ways to find recipes in app
1.Keywords: You can find recipes by filtering categories or searching by keyword.
2.Dietary Needs: If you want to find healthy recipes, try the Healthy category. We’ve classified recipes according to their health benefits.
3.Japanese Super Foods: know about dishes that use Japanese superfoods like hijiki, shirataki noodles, soba, miso and others.
4.Super Easy : For beginners recipes marked with the “super easy” icon.There recipes can be made within 15 minutes or using 5 ingredients or less.
The App has detailed descriptions of Japanese ingredients. The calorie meter does not work.
2.tasty tiffin box recipes
Easy to cook Indian bread and rice dish within…
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SENIOR SALON#42
Revealing the beauty and truth of life through the eyes of our elders.
Welcome back to the Senior Salon. I am so excited about the huge amount of talent that has come together to share their artistic vision. It is my pleasure to invite you once again to link your blog to mine today and reveal your artistic creations in any field: fiction writing, nonfiction, poetry, photography, painting, pottery, cooking.
We have had many new bloggers join our Salon. Please pick out some new blogs to read and introduce yourself and make them feel welcome. If you post early in the day, consider coming back later or the next day to read more posts.
After linking to this blog, in the true spirit of a salon, please take the time to read someone else’s blog and comment and…
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First workday after vacation 2016
Did this drawing last Summer and it’s the same this year.
First work day was okay though, but I started to became rather good at having vacation just before work weeks began again.
Anna