Day: October 20, 2020

CMCO Day 133 ~ Tuesday, 20 October 2020

CMCO means more baking and cooking at home, especially when there’s someone at home who’s always raring to try out new recipes!

Today Sherilyn made Naan bread from scratch to make Naan pizza and cheese Naan for lunch. She made a batch of pan-fried Naan last Saturday (without any oil) and the Naan turned out really well – like those from Indian restaurants! We all loved it, including low-carb moi and the persnickety matriarch who can be very critical on food cooked by other people!  🤫

Our in-house teenage chef also marinated some boneless organic Pineapple chicken thighs to make chicken satay for dinner tomorrow. And she did all these while listening to her Math teacher on loud speaker mode on the phone in the wet kitchen during online class 🤓

After bringing Sherilyn to the gadgets and accessories shop to get new earphones (for online classes), we collected Nasi Hujan Panas and chicken rendang from hubby’s shop. Dinner is now settled as well.

Nasi Hujan Panas (Rainbow Ghee Rice cooked with spices), chicken drumstick rendang, cili fish, stir-fried assorted vegetables and mushrooms and chicken curry for dinner tonight.

For those of you who’d like to try Catermate‘s daily bento boxes, here’s how you can place your order:

🚶‍♂️Self pick up Address:
Catermate Sdn Bhd
No.15, Jalan 1/109E, Desa Business Park, Taman Desa, Off Old Klang Road,
58100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
(opposite Bomba, same row as 99 Speedmart)
OR
🚛 Delivery via Grab (paid by customer)
📲Pls click this Whatsapp link to place your orders:
https://wa.link/tmx2us
Thank you for your support!  🙏😚

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How To Be More Proactive With Your Health and Wellbeing

If you are someone who does not get sick frequently, you may find yourself putting your health on the back burner because you don’t have to think about it. When you don’t have critical health concerns, you may feel less inclined to pay attention to your body and mind; however, you may be making some common but detrimental mistakes for your health by not paying attention to it. You can take a proactive approach to your wellness and build your health up this season and put yourself on a healthier path.

Focus on Your Comprehensive Health

Many adults find themselves focusing on the doctor as their only point of contact for help and support. While your primary care physician or family doctor will be useful, you can take a more comprehensive approach to your health and wellbeing Boston MA by targeting specific areas. Everything from behavioral health to your teeth and your eyes can be an important part of your overall wellness.

Be Proactive With Your Care

A common mistake that adults make is only seeing a health professional when there is a problem. You can make a positive change by participating in preventative care. Annual doctor’s visits, preventative vaccines and other supportive health services can all be ways to take a more active stance in your care.

Start With the Basics

While there are professional services that can help you prevent issues, you can also take charge of your wellness with small changes. You can start with the basics like getting more sleep, managing your stress levels, improving your diet and introducing regular exercise. The daily decisions that you make play an integral part in your wellness journey, but it is up to you to make those adjustments.

If you are fortunate enough to have had good health, you may not be giving your wellness much thought; however, your lifestyle can vastly impact your health. Even if you don’t have to evaluate your wellness, there are plenty of steps that you can take to live a happier and healthier life.

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Steps to Open a Restaurant

If you’re a fan of all things cooking, then you might be pondering opening your own restaurant. It’s a great way to express your culinary creativity and run your own business at the same time. The menu, hours, and decor are all up to you! But before you buy salad bar equipment and panini presses, you should go through all the steps of starting a successful restaurant.

Brainstorm

The first step to starting a business is finding the idea that’s right for you. With a restaurant, this means considering the style of food, the atmosphere, and the type of clientele you hope to attract. For example, do you want to have casual Mediterranean, a fancy French concept, or a drive-through hamburger joint? Once you land on a type of food and atmosphere, you can start thinking about the menu. You’ll have to choose items that are cost effective, delicious, and easy to teach others to prepare because you’ll likely have a staff operating the kitchen. Finally, you want to take time to carefully craft your business plan. This is what you’ll show to the bank or potential investors to convince them to provide the capital you need to get up and running.

restaurant chefs smiling behind platters of food on table and ready for restaurant opening

Get Moving

Once you’ve established your business plan, you can secure the money you need to hit the ground running. You’ll need to find a building or space and obtain a lease to start working, as well as FDA certification to use your kitchen and equipment. From there, you can design the layout of your restaurant, secure a food vendor or suppliers, and hire the staff that will help you with day-to-day operations. When all that’s done, you’ll be ready to open and thrive!

Opening a restaurant can be easy if you follow these simple steps to success.

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Get a Head Start on Migraine Pain Identification

Headaches come in all variations of intensity and duration. One of the more debilitating on the spectrum is the migraine, which is actually a significant neurological condition. However, since a headache can assert itself as one of the symptoms, migraines can be difficult to diagnose. Here is how you can determine whether the cranial pain you feel is a migraine rather than another headache type.

Vision Change or Aura

If you experience visual signals within the hour before your head begins to ache, you are possibly on the path to a migraine. Squiggles in your field of vision or other sight disturbances can also pair with auditory changes at the onset of a migraine; however, not every migraine sufferer is susceptible to these.

Unilateral Pulsing Pain

Many headaches spread uniformly across your head or around the neck and temples. The pain is steady. In contrast, classic migraines manifest as a throbbing pain often on one side of the forehead. The pain often lasts between 48 and 72 hours. Because this pain is usually intense, it is essential to seek pain management Jacksonville FL to alleviate the symptoms as an ongoing remediation strategy.

Sensory Sensitivity

Before and during a migraine episode, you may experience heightened sensitivity to sound, smell, taste and touch. Food and airborne pollution may make you nauseous, and loud noises and bright lights will worsen the pulsing in your head; you may find retreating to a dark, quiet room will lessen the symptoms.

Family History

Somewhere in your past, you may have heard parents or siblings discussing migraines because they have experienced them at one time or another. Ask if any have been diagnosed with the condition (and at what age). If so, because certain migraine types are hereditary conditions, the chances are that head pain you feel is on the migraine spectrum.

Though any headache can be an inconvenience, migraines can make day-to-day activities impossible to fulfill. Therefore, if you suspect you have begun to experience them, it is essential to have your symptoms diagnoses and to create a pain management plan.

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