All Original Niko Johnson Dishes, None Can Be Found In A Book

 Dedicated to my mom and Naomi Cerre.

 All these recipes are rooted in some city, some culture, area, ethnicity some how somewhere. Yet here's the trick, I've lived in 60 or 70 cities and states, add to that 11 -12 countries "not" including various islands.

 These are my "original recipes". How can I say that? It's easy, none are written on paper, they're all in my head. If you asked me to make you a specific dish, I can't. I'd have to look at you, the picture, ask what you like and "then" I'd make something very similar because I don't measure, remember cooking times or spices.

 It's very simple in my mind; This goes with that and that accents this. That over there will over power that, plus that's acidic and it won't like being mixed with that because that's a base.

How about a free restaurant?

 Those that have followed my blogs over the years are fully aware of how quickly a change directions.
 This "Info & Tech" has lasted 2 or 3 years off and on.

 It's time once again (That's no surprise) to plot a new course.

 The concept: A free food venue where customers can "sample" foods from around the world for free.

 I have no location so far yet I'm sure it will be in Central America or SE Asia.

 I'll post to this blog as I can and it will remain active as all the other blogs have > free of charge.

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Tropical Realty Homes take no responsibility for complete lies

This is how Eric and Ellen did my mother selling her condo and she was never married to Fred Ronecker and is still alive.

http://www.melbournehomesearch.com/

EricandEllen@TropicalRealtyHomes.com

"The estate is in the family.  The agent said that the owner is 85 years old, and his wife has passed away.  The owner is too old and weak to go through a move and wants to spend his days in the home he shared with his wife.  This is why he will sell, but will require a lease back to that he can remain in the home and pay rent to the new owner until he chooses to leave, or he passes".

"Are you sure your friend is talking about this unit as having owners going through a divorce"?

Ellen

Does this seem like fraud to you?

I'll show you how to save emails as electronic receipts shortly.