#ac diy recipes

[retrogamingblog2]

#animal crossing #new horizons #acnh #nintendo #switch #villagers #funny #lol #humor #meme #recipe #diy #pigs #animals #villager #nintendo switch #animal crossing new horizons #ac

[moonbeansally]

Still trying to get rid of all these diys!!

come say hi~ it's my birthday and i want to give YOU something instead! dm for dodo <3

#acnh #animal crossing new horizons #acnh trade #acnh diy #animal crossing #acnh trades #ac #i also have so many food recipes as well bc i keep getting the same ones i already have from the chef on paridise planning...

[michaud-joshua-x1496]

Hippeux (Gary) is criminally underrated, so I showed up to the party to help shine some light onto him.

And seeing Audie & Hippeux as companions is quite honestly really cute & adorable.

#animal #crossing #couple #cute #ac audie #ac hippeux #ac puddles #Hippeux is still great #criminally underrated #he taught me my absolute fav reaction in new horizons which is resignation #also gave me a diy recipe for some gold flooring

[encyclopika]

Animal Crossing Fish Dish Friday - #17

Brought to you by a marine biologist who would lose her head if it weren't attached...

CLICK HERE FOR THE AC FISH EXPLAINED MASTERPOST!

Grilled Sea Bass with Herbs

In ACNH: 1. Purchase the "Cooking DIYs set at Nookling "Be a Chef! DIY Recipes+ 2. Cook at a stove with 1 Sea Bass and 5 Clumps of Weeds

In Real Life: from Various

Fish of Choice: You want a fish that has a thick body and skin, so most bass - anything that is called a bass, anyway - is fair game, including freshwater varieties. Also, take off the head and tail if that's not your thing, but it's a good idea to keep the rest intact for this dish.

Other Ingredients:

Olive Oil Lime / Lime Juice Salt & Pepper Your favorite fresh herb(s) - parsley, marjoram, oregano, dill, or basil.

Get the recipe and serve with a hot veggie and potatoes.

I'm fully aware that cooking the entire fish is really not everyone's cup of tea. After all...it's not like you're going to eat much of it, if at all. So, you can just lose it, especially after cooking and letting the actual meat retain all of the benefits. But, let's talk about fish heads, because the anatomy of them are equal parts familiar and foreign to us mammals.

Let's start with the familiar - a fish's head, just like any animal in Craniata (a proposed clade that includes all Chordate animals with a distinct skull made of bone or cartilage - so, aka vertebrates), has eyes, nostrils, a mouth, and ears! Just like us! However, all of these things are highly adapted for life underwater, so they work differently than ours. To save space, let's talk about how the skull itself is built.

Fish skulls are extremely flexible, but there are differences between the groups. For sharks, their jaws aren't solidly attached to their skulls, so they can launch them forwards to capture prey. And no one does it better than the goblin shark. VVV

The rest of their heads are pretty immobile, like ours, with the sole purpose of encapsulating the brain and sensory organs (eyes, etc.).

For a lot of bony fish, though, it's a whole different story. A lot of fish have just about as much dexterity in their skulls as we do in our hands. The sudden opening of their mouths and stretching the associated bones all the way out creates suction that forces prey into their mouths. This is called "hydraulic transport", in which the fish is actually manipulating the water suspending the object of interest, not the object directly. This is some high-tech feeding! So explains why a lot of bony fish lack teeth or have very tiny teeth. They don't really need them!

This video really shows you just how flexible and mobile fish skulls are! Fish have at least 20 moving parts in their skulls. You only have 1 - PATHETIC.

And there you have it. Fascinating stuff, no?

#fish #cooking #grilled sea bass #sea bass #acnh #animal crossing new horizons #marine biology #anatomy #fish heads #recipes #science in video games #animal crossing fish explained

[acnhconfessions]

recipes i want in the next ac game: bruschetta, korokke, coconut curry, hash browns, crawfish in jambalaya, shark’s fin soup and, of course, pufferfish sashimi so i can finally get my villagers to stop giving me duplicate DIY recipes :)))

#we love a good bruschetta moment #acnl #acnh #animal crossing #ac #new leaf #new horizons #animal crossing new leaf #animal crossing new horizons #animal crossing pocket camp #acpc #pocket camp

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The Ace of Relief: Tennis Elbow and the Magic of Cold Compress in Freehold, NJ

Tennis elbow is a common yet painful condition that affects not just tennis players, as the name might suggest, but anyone who overuses their forearm muscles. Whether you're a sports enthusiast or someone grappling with the rigors of daily life, the sting of tennis elbow can be a game-changer in your comfort and mobility. With an array of treatments available, one method has been making a cool impression on the recovery process – the cold compress.

Understanding Tennis Elbow: The What and Why

Tennis elbow, or lateral epicondylitis, is a condition that leads to pain around the outside of the elbow. It is typically the result of overusing or straining the muscles in the arm and forearm, causing a series of small tears in the tendons that attach to the lateral epicondyle, a bony bump on the outside of the elbow. This repetitive stress can be attributed to actions such as gripping, lifting, or racket sports – including, of course, tennis.

But why does it hurt? When the body undergoes these micro-tears, it triggers an inflammatory response that activates pain receptors. This inflammation can be persistent, which is why finding relief is essential.

The Cool Science Behind Cold Compresses

Cold therapy, or cryotherapy, works by constricting blood vessels, which in turn decreases blood flow to the affected area. This leads to a reduction in inflammation and swelling, which are typically the culprits behind pain. This numbing effect not only provides immediate relief but can also slow down the progression of the injury.

When it comes to tennis elbow, applying cold compresses can be a soothing remedy for the inflamed tendons, thereby reducing pain and improving function. The application of cold to the injury also prevents the build-up of excess fluid in the tissue, which can exacerbate inflammation over time.

Freehold, NJ – Serving Up Relief with Cold Compresses

Freehold, New Jersey, is serving up more than just historical charm and the freedom scene – it's a locale dedicated to alleviating the strains of tennis elbow. By incorporating a cold compress into your treatment regimen, you're leveraging a therapy technique that's not just accessible but effective too.

For the avid player, the art of the cold compress doesn't stop at professional tournaments or advanced training facilities. It becomes a practical and necessary tool in the kit to maintain health and well-being. With the right approach to cold therapy, Freehold's tennis aficionados can not only continue to enjoy the game but also improve their recovery times and overall joint health.

Craft Your Own Compress: A DIY Recipe

No need for high-tech devices or complex contraptions – a homemade cold compress can provide just the same relief. Here's how to create one:

Materials Needed:

A clean kitchen towel or cloth

A resealable plastic bag or a small pouch

Ice, either in cubes or in gel form

Steps to Create:

Fill the plastic bag with the ice of your choice, ensuring it isn't too large to handle or that it fits the area of your elbow comfortably.

Wrap the bag of ice in the cloth. The cloth acts as a barrier to protect your skin from direct exposure to the cold.

Apply the compress to the affected area for 15-20 minutes, giving your skin a break if you feel it becoming too cold.

Repeat as needed, every few hours, but always waiting at least 1 hour between sessions to avoid skin damage.

The Community of Freehold and Beyond: Advocates of the Cold Compress

Cold compresses have become a hit among the Freehold community for their versatility and efficacy. From high school tennis stars to the seasoned veterans of the local courts, the consensus is in – the cool touch of a compress is a welcome relief. This community-driven approach to injury management exemplifies a shared dedication to health and a sustainable path to recovery.

Seeking Professional Help: The Collaborative Approach

While DIY methods can be incredibly beneficial, it's also important to seek the counsel of a healthcare professional, especially for persistent or severe cases of tennis elbow. Physical therapists and physicians in Freehold are champions of integrated treatment plans that may involve cold compresses alongside other modalities such as rest, stretching exercises, and sometimes even specialized braces.

Convenience Above All: Local Accessibility to Cold Compresses

Accessibility in healthcare can make all the difference, and with tennis elbow cold compress scotch plains, that's no exception. Freehold and its neighboring towns like Scotch Plains and Woodbridge have made it easier than ever to obtain or create your cold compress, making it a convenient and efficient recovery solution.

The Future is Cold and Bright: Cold Compresses and Beyond

The simplicity and effectiveness of tennis elbow cold compress freehold are sure to keep them in the line-up of viable treatments for tennis elbow and a host of other injuries. In the future, we can expect to see innovative adaptations and the incorporation of technology to enhance the cold therapy experience, making it an even more integral part of our healing journey.

In Conclusion – A Winning Strategy

In the game of tennis and the grand slam of life, the relief provided by a cold compress can be the difference between a successful serve and a forced withdrawal. For the players, the health-conscious, and the active community of Freehold, NJ, the power of the cold compress is an asset not to be overlooked. By understanding its benefits and adopting it into your routine, you can make the pain of tennis elbow a distant memory – one cool press at a time.

Allow the brisk touch of cold therapy to be your serving ace in the healing set – your body will thank you as you return to the courts, ready for more sets and matches, pain-free. With patience, persistence, and the right tools, the path to recovery can be as smooth as the glide of a well-struck backhand across the court.

#health and wellness #acupuncturist for knee pain in freehold #acupuncturist in scotch plains #baseball elbow injuries woodbridge #tennis elbow cold compress freehold #tennis elbow cold compress woodbridge #treatment for lower back pain freehold

[alt-bluesman]

Animal Crossing memories, part 1

New Horizons was my first Animal Crossing game. I recently picked it back up after about 3 years of barely touching my Switch and got into it again. The floodgates of memories and nostalgia opened far and wide. Just like in 2020, the game came at the right moment for me (and many others), but for different reasons this time!

... then my enjoyment was abruptly cut short by the Joy-Con drift, lmao. I used the console for less than 700 hours in total (so not even a full month), diligently keeping it clean and shielding from any damage. All in vain! My left analog stick started showing signs of the dreaded drifting within half a year of first use and soon after it got so bad that it rendered any game pretty much unplayable.

So I did the thing. I sent my Joy-Cons all the way to Czechia for free repair (there is no official Nintendo distributor/representative in Poland). I'm glad this is still an option because it is honestly the only right thing to do after the whole Joy-Con blunder. I hope they don't replace the hardware with the same trash parts they used the first time!

While I'm waiting for the controllers to come back, I may as well go on a little trip down the memory lane, just for the heck of it. I went through my gallery and found out I have almost 300 screenshots, holy smokes. I'm usually not this eager to save screenshots or clips, but I'm so glad I did it! Now let's jump right into it and pay a short visit to the island of Pan!

I went into the game knowing almost nothing about it. But everybody was talkin' about it, playin' it & lovin' it, so I wanted in! The first moments were enchanting, I was completely unfamiliar with the rules and mechanics, so having to figure it all out on my own was very exciting. That's how I like to approach my games - the less I know, the better. It's funny to look back at all the newbie mistakes you made. Huh? Well then... it's certainly funny to me!

(I used to think that writing board posts affected the game and your villagers could somehow understand what you wrote!)

Katt & Mac were my starters. Not the worst, definitely not the best. Then all the bird villagers began moving in and I was fuming. With few exceptions (and penguins! I love penguins), I find AC birds to be rather boring and unappealing in appearance. And Pan was full of them. Pompom the duck promptly became the main recipient of my rage. Now cue the examples:

She really didn't have it easy on Pan, haha. Looking back on it though, it was all part of the fun! Some of my my most memorable moments were born this way! Made the game sorta challenging too because I wanted to move her out so bad. I also had no regards for island theme or aesthetics at that time, meaning when there was a bird house, there was fire, trash and barbed wire. And poop.

Later I bought a bunch of fakemiibos and kicked Pompom out with Rowan. I remember being frustrated out of my mind at all the birds, but then moving out villagers with cards became way too easy. I still regret buying so many of them, I think I will attempt to sell them except the absolute favourites. Focus on villager hunting as it makes them a lot more precious!

Oh I'm sure you won't, you poor thing. You know what's crazy? I don't hate Pompom at all anymore, I kinda developed some fondness for her after all the absolute mayhem I put her through. I wouldn't mind her coming back to my island. May we meet again in the future, Pompom... you moron!!

I have almost no recollection of visiting Harv's Photopia, but apparently I did that a lot! Least favourite villagers versus villagers I liked. And Katt that fell somewhere in the middle. She got stuck with cleaning after us, but at least didn't have to put up with ominous death threats while wearing dumb clothes.

Visiting and inviting friends was so much fun. Touring their islands, seeing their progress, drawing on boards, exchanging items or DIY recipes and sending letters are some of the best memories I have! The loading screens were abysmal & the lack of mini-games was rather disappointing, but I still got a lot of enjoyment out of the multiplayer despite its limits.

One of my favourite things to do is arranging the villagers' yards based on their style, personality and hobbies. Those are old and outdated examples, though my decorating skills are still very modest compared to all the pro players - it's absolutely amazing what some people can pull off in this game. But even then, it's another fun thing to do. What else do ya need!

(Getting that first lily of the valley was a big moment for me, came unexpectedly & took ages)

Kangaroos are my most beloved species in AC. Sylvia was my fave for a long time, but I believe that spot belongs to Kitt now! I got Kitt from another player and based on what they told me, she was well loved on their island. All the gifted clothes she came with are so darn cute - especially the red bow she likes to parade in. I know she's just a fictional animal, but man, I just love my Kitt. I wish other kangaroos such as Marcy, Koharu and Valise were still in the game.

(Naturally, nothing could have stopped me from ruining Kitt. Nintendo has since censored "feck" and it's no longer allowed. FECK)

"Fatass" didn't get that kind of treatment yet! It raised to the rank of the most popular catchphrase on Pan. Along with, regretfully, "ketchup".

(It's a moment of triumph whenever my deranged ideas get sprinkled on whatever they say & the results turn out like this)

I love New Horizons to bits, but I have to agree with one of the main criticisms it received - the dialogue is overly polite and repetitive, therefore it feels rather lackluster. I didn't get to experience rude remarks nor Mr. Resetti's angry outbursts from the previous games. I feel like I'm missin' out! I wouldn't necessarily want to be constantly berated by fictional animals, but I wish this game made me experience a wider range of emotions. So sometimes I build those awful Snowboys just to get a small taste of what true AC veterans still fondly remember.

Credit where credit is due: I thoroughly enjoy the dialogue between villagers. It can be interesting, funny, witty and spicy, sometimes a bit mean too! I live for that stuff & always bolt towards them whenever I see them talking - it's one of the very best highlights of New Horizons for me that often appears to be overlooked by many other players.

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End of part 1! I will share my final thoughts, favourite screenshots and future plans in another post because I reached the image limit in this one, lmao. See you soon!

#Animal Crossing #New Horizons #Animal Crossing New Horizons #ACNH

[harcourtsfourseasons]

The ABCs of Stress-free Property Management: Know in Detail

Hey there, property enthusiasts! Are you a landlord, property owner, or just curious about the world of real estate? Well, you've landed in the right place. Today, we're diving into the exciting realm of property management in Lincoln – the secret sauce behind every successful rental property. Whether you're a newbie or a seasoned pro, this post will serve up some valuable insights and tips to keep your properties thriving and your stress levels in check. Let's get started!

Unveiling Property Management: What's the Buzz All About?

So, you've got a property (or properties) – fantastic! But what's next? Enter property management, the dynamic process that ensures your investment remains a gem. From tenant relations to maintenance, there's a lot on the plate of a property manager. Here's what property management entails:

Tenant Screening: Finding the right tenants is like picking the perfect ingredients for your recipe. Property managers conduct thorough screenings to ensure responsible, reliable renters.

Rent Collection: No more awkward knock-on-the-door moments. Property managers handle rent collection with finesse, ensuring a seamless transaction every time.

Maintenance and Repairs: Leaky faucet? No problem! Property managers coordinate maintenance and repairs promptly, keeping both tenants and properties happy.

Why You Need Property Management

Okay, so you might be thinking, "Can't I do all of this on my own?" Of course, you can, but let's talk about the perks of having a professional property management team in your corner:

Time Saver: If you're juggling multiple properties or have a full-time job, property management saves you precious time and stress.

Legal Know-How: Property laws and regulations can be confusing. Property managers are well-versed in these nuances, keeping you compliant and worry-free.

24/7 Support: Emergencies don't wait for convenient times. Property managers offer round-the-clock support for both tenants and property needs.

Top Tips for Smooth Property Management

Ready to dive into the property management game? Here are some tips to help you ace it:

Communication is Key: Foster strong tenant relationships through open communication. Address concerns promptly and make them feel heard.

Regular Inspections: Schedule routine property inspections to catch issues before they escalate. Prevention is the name of the game.

Tech Advancements: Embrace property management software to streamline tasks like rent tracking, maintenance requests, and lease renewals.

Team of Experts: If you're managing a sizable property, consider hiring a property management company. Their expertise can take your investment to the next level.

Stay Updated: Property laws and market trends change. Stay informed to make wise decisions that benefit your property's value and your bottom line.

The Human Touch in Property Management

Amid all the talk of technology and processes, don't forget the human element. Property management isn't just about collecting rent – it's about creating a comfortable, thriving living environment. A welcoming smile and a helpful attitude go a long way in building a positive tenant experience.

In Conclusion

Congratulations, you're now armed with some key insights into the world of Lincoln property management! Remember, it's all about finding that sweet spot where efficient systems and a human touch come together. Whether you're a hands-on DIY landlord or leaning towards professional property management services, the goal remains the same: a stress-free, successful property investment journey. Here's to happy tenants, well-maintained properties, and your flourishing real estate adventure!

Source: https://harcourtsfourseasonsproperty.wordpress.com/2023/09/26/the-abcs-of-stress-free-property-management-know-in-detail/

#lincoln property management #lincoln real estate #lincoln real estate agents #lincoln real estate for sale #lincoln real estate nz

[retrogamingblog2]

#animal crossing #new horizons #acnh #nintendo #funny #switch #villagers #lol #humor #meme #diy #sandwich #food #pig #animals #nintendo switch #animal crossing new horizons #ac #recipe

[eazy-group]

Off-the-grid in remote locations! Solar Products For Camping!

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Off-the-grid in remote locations! Solar Products For Camping!

The best camping gear works whenever and wherever you want to camp. Harness the free, clean and never-ending power of the sun to operate these awesome solar gadgets for camping.

Psst we’re compensated…see our disclosures.

Where Solar Powered Camping Gear Is Needed

Many of our camping trips are temporary escapes from our crazy-paced modern society. They often consist of an off-grid adventure in the great outdoors in remote locations.

You may also be “dry camping” in a campground with no power outlet, or, backpacking in the backcountry.

When RVing, some call it dispersed camping, others call it boondocking. Whatever you call it, it is off-the-grid and you need to bring your own water and power, and that’s where solar equipment for camping comes in to play.

Camping Solar Panel Kits

Converting daytime solar power into nighttime amps! If you need to recharge your batteries including your car, RV or a 12-volt powerpack, a camping solar panel kit will do the trick.

We like kits that are portable, easy to pack and reposition in order to track the sun as it moves throughout the day. 

You’ll Probably Want An Inverter Too

Remember, your RV’s battery system only provides 12-volt DC power (direct current).

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It is perfect for operating the items that are protected by fuses located in your RV’s fuse box, like:

house lights

cigarette lighter outlets

USB ports

cooling fans

water pumps

stereo systems

circuit boards for your propane refrigerator and hot water heater

If you plug anything into an RV 110 wall outlet, it won’t work because those outlets need AC power (alternating current).

If you want to operate AC appliances or electronics, you’ll need to install an inverter to run off of your rig’s batteries.

The inverter will allow you to operate home-comfort items like:

coffee pots

blenders

standard electric blankets

televisions

personal electronic devices, smartphones, laptops, cameras etc.

You can have an inverter professionally installed or you can do an easy, no-frills, DIY job. See how to install an inverter in an RV.

Even if your system is large enough, short days during winter trips or extended cloudy days may not be sufficient to meet your needs. We carry external pocket battery packs to help fill the gap. But, in some instances, our solar-powered camping gear falls short. During those infrequent events, we power our rig and recharge our batteries with our small generator. Here’s our top picks of the best quiet generators for camping.

Solar Generators

This Goal Zero Yeti 6000X Portable Power Station includes 400 Watt or 600 Watt solar panels.

Portable Solar Phone Charger & Solar Panel Backpacks

We encourage “unplugging” but it’s still a good idea to keep your smartphones fully charged in case you need them.

This Solar Charger Backpack allows you to charge your devices while you hike.

If you are going  to be hanging out at the campsite, this Foldable Solar Panel Charger can be placed on a table and can charge two devices at the same time.

If you need power after the sun goes down, this Solar Charger Power Bank is great because it stores power in its internal battery; that means you can charge it during sunlight hours and the battery stores it until you are ready to use it.

There are so many cool ways to keep your phone charged when you are camping which includes more than just solar options!

Check out these CRAZY COOL gadgets in our How To Charge Your Phone Without Electricity While Camping post!

Lanterns, Flashlights & String Lights

We love gadgets that have multiple uses like this Solar Lantern which can also charge personal electronic devices through a USB port.

We have two of these LuminAID PackLite Hero 2-In-1 Supercharger Portable Solar Phone Charger And Lanterns. We love that they can charge our phones while hanging on our backpacks during hikes. You can get them in 150 or 300 lumens. The built-in snap strap makes them easy to hang on almost anything!

LuminAID PackLite Hero 2-in-1 Supercharger | Portable Solar Phone Charger & Lantern

  The Inflatable Solar Light is kinda like a mini beach ball, just blow it up, turn it on and it shines bright for hours;  it only weighs 4.4 ounces! We have several of these inflatable solar lanterns because the built-in lithium-ion rechargeable 1000 mAh battery produces a whopping 75 lumens and deflates to a really compact size for storage.

This Solar Powered/Hand Crank Flashlight can be charged by the sun or by cranking for a few minutes; it also has a carabiner clip. It’s nice to have a hand crank option in case you have too many overcast days to fully charge a solar flashlight.

Solar string lights are a great way to gently light your campsite. This MPOWERD Luci Solar String Lights + Charger has a 2000 mAh Lithium-ion battery that can fully recharge via solar with 16 hours of direct sunlight. If you want to quick charge, you can do that in 6-8 hours with USB. 100 lumens stretch across an 18 ft cord and will stay lit for up to 20 hours on a single charge. See our entire list of the best camping stringed lights.

MPOWERD Luci Solar String Lights + Charger

  Thinking you might want some lighting options that include battery-powered and rechargeable lights in addition to solar lights? You’ll love our Best Camping Lights For Lighting Your Campsite post!

Keeping your campsite well lit is just one way to keep your family safe on your outdoor adventures. Check out our Camping Safety Tips For Families post for more ways to easily protect kids and adults on camping trips!

Solar Powered Portable Radios

Emergency solar powered portable radios are great for AM/FM listening; many of them receive other frequency bands and even have the capability of charging mobile devices. 

The iRonsnow Solar/Hand Crank is an inexpensive lightweight AM/FM/NOAA emergency radio that has the capability of charging from its small solar panel.

The Kaito is a little more sophisticated adding a shortwave band, tiltable solar panel and an LED light that can be used as a flashlight or red flashing emergency signal.

Staying in touch when camping in the wilderness is essential for keeping our family safe. Check out our Camping In National Forests post which includes Rules For Camping In National Forests and more tips!

Cool Solar Gadgets

Your needs for power change a bit if you are camping in an RV or a tent so we’ve included cool solar gadgets for both scenarios.

Solar Shower

A freezing cold shower in the wilderness is not necessary! This is one of the best solar powered camping gadgets so tent campers can take the chill out of their showers.

These camping solar shower bags heat the water surprisingly well, even in indirect sunlight.

The water temperature can actually get too hot if you leave the bags in direct sunlight for long periods of time (trust me on this, I’m speaking from experience … ouch!).

The size of your camping group and the length of their showers will determine the capacity you need for your camping solar shower.

They come in 5-Gallon and 10-Gallon sizes. Some styles come with a temperature gauge right on the bag which is very helpful so you don’t scald yourself.

Coolers

Solar Powered Ovens

Let’s eat! Using a solar oven is an easy way to avoid the need for charcoal or propane to cook your food while dispersed camping.

There are lots of locations to do wilderness remote camping.  

When asked where we like to go, our answer: Camping In National Forests! 

We have more tips in our How To Camp When Camping Fire Restrictions Are Activated post if you are dispersed camping in super dry conditions.

You’ll also find more boondocking tips in our Boondocking: How And Where To Go Dispersed Camping post.

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[ghiripo]

hello if you have any double autumn DIY please contact me cause I miss some of them ❤ we can discuss about what I can give you in exchange!! thank you❤❤

#acnh diy #acnh diy recipes #ac diy #ac diy recipes

[oolongcrossing]

I'm super happy to announce I restarted my island for the first time!!!! If any if you have DIY recipes you want to get rid of I'll gladly come take them off your hands 😊

#acnh #animal crosssing new horizons #animal crossing #ac diy recipes

[sewingbox]

chester is hard at work making the dark tulip crown diy if anyone wants to come learn his ways! just message me for a code :)

#look at him! #hard at work!! #bee hive #acnh #animal crossing #ac chester #ac diy recipes #mine

[encyclopika]

Animal Crossing Fish Dish Friday - #9

Brought to you by a marine biologist who is starting to see this everywhere...

CLICK HERE FOR THE AC FISH EXPLAINED MASTERPOST!

Poke

In ACNH: 1. Get the DIY by catching a Salmon. 2. Cook at a stove with 1 Salmon and 1 Tomato.

In Real Life: from Hawaii

Species of Choice: This a very customizable dish, so you can really go with whatever raw fish or seafood you like. It's clear ACNH went with the salmon version, so if you want to stick with the ACNH version, you're going to want to go with sashimi-grade raw cubed Salmon. This can be expensive, so look for fresh local species or cook up some shrimp.

Other Ingredients:

It's tough to say what else you'll need, since there are so many ways to customize your poke bowl, as well as the huge differences between traditional Poke, Hawaiian Poke, and Modern Poke served elsewhere. So, I'd say take a peek at this Recipe and check out the different things you can put into it within the article.

Generally speaking, Poke is a cold salad dish, usually served as an appetizer. All of the ingredients are mixed together. However, to make it a full meal, people often put all those toppings into groups on top of whatever rice they like. Either way, you're looking at a really healthy meal choice.

Anyway, all of that customization that Poke has built up over the years has become quite the sensation. Like I said above, I'm starting to notice Poke places opening up everywhere, and why not? People are much more conscious of the food they eat and their health, as well as entertainment value and presentation. Poke definitely hits all of those marks and concerns, so it's no wonder. But Poke wasn't always a special dish.

By dronepicr - Poke bowl Maui Hawaii, CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=74172954

Originally, Poke was a fisherman's snack. Fishers in Hawaii would cut off pieces of their catch, season it, and eat it as a snack while working. As a traditional dish, Poke is actually a simple dish made with few ingredients that are all mixed together with seasonings and sesame oil.

But that's not the Poke we on mainland North America know it. Not too long ago, around 2012, Poke became super popular here, and was transformed from a salad often served as an appetizer, to a full meal with rice on the bottom and a slew of new topping choices and sauces. There are plenty of Hawaiian restaurants that serve both versions - the traditional and the modern monstrosity - so you can have a taste of Hawaii no matter where or when you are.

And there you have it! Bon appetite!

#poke #poke bowl #animal crossing #acnh #animal crossing new horizons #fish #sashimi #cooking #food #animal crossing fish dish friday #animal crossing fish explained

[wanderingmagnolia]

DIYs to Sell/Trade!

Peach umbrella

Log wall-mounted clock

Orange hat

Ornament mobile

Ironwood clock

Bamboo stool

Wooden-block chest

Golden seat (x2)

Aroma pot

Natural garden table

Fancy mum wreath

#animal crossing #animal crossing new horizons #ac new horizons #acnh #ac trades #ac diy recipes

[im-a-dork-so-bork]

DIY Giveaway!

First come, first serve

I have a ton of extra diys so they’re up for grabs, free! DM if you’re interested!!!! Tips are welcome but not required

I have:

Log Stool

Steel-Frame wall

Rocking Horse

Cabin wall

garden rock x 2

modeling clay

bamboo stool x 2

mossy garden rock

spooky lantern set

large cardboard boxes

leaf mask

diy workbench x 2

garden wagon

tulip wreath

woodland wall x 3

wooden end table

spooky scarecrow

sandy-beach flooring

ironwood low table

crest doorplate

dark bamboo rug x 3

ornament wreath

hedge standee

garden bench

log wall-mounted clock

peach dress

wooden full-length mirror x2

tea table

log dining table

orange end table

iron worktable

natural garden table

cardboard sofa

green leaf pile

wooden table mirror

money flooring

cardboard chair

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