I want to share the recipes of my favorite cook, Frao, with my daughter who cooks for herself

I am being pushed around by my daughter who is back in Japan temporarily.
How is everyone doing?

Hello.
This is Ayaka.

My daughter returned to Japan on 6/27.
It has already been about 10 days since our emotional reunion.
I am being tossed about daily by my daughter, who has already managed to cause several unbelievable incidents.
It is truly unbelievable.
I will write about this another day.

That daughter of mine. In America, where she is studying abroad, she currently shares a room with a friend. Even though she is supposed to be cooking for herself every day to save money, the girl who came home is still lying around in the living room like a reclining Buddha, just as she always does when she is home.

Since she ends up eating out with relatives or friends almost every day, I haven't even been able to cook a homemade meal for her.

I had thought about teaching her some simple, quick dishes when she returned, but it seems there won't be time for that.

I want to make things quickly and easily.
At times like this, I rely on the recipes of
Frao, the former salaryman cook.

As someone who often eats dinner alone, I want to avoid time-consuming cooking as much as possible. But as a foodie, I want to eat proper food.
That is why I am truly helped by Frao's recipes. To think I can read them for free here on note. Is this really okay?

I have actually met Frao in person, and he is just as kind as his personality suggests, generously sharing such wonderful recipes, and on top of that, he is super handsome. He is the type of person to whom heaven has granted not just two or three gifts.
Even when I mistype his name repeatedly, Frao always forgives me with a laugh.
"Urao", "Fusao"
I am always so sorry.

From the many recipes available, I have picked out a few that my daughter will definitely want to try.

Chicken Cheese Grill

The Chicken Cheese Grill, which I also used for the top image.
Even though it looks like it takes effort, it is surprisingly done in 3 steps. Voila.
Even a clumsy woman like me can look like a woman who can cook if I just serve it up.

Since it uses chicken breast, I am sure it is 0 calories even if you use a little too much cheese.

Microwave Carbonara

I have relied on this many times when having dinner alone.
It is simply time-saving, easy, and delicious.
It is guaranteed to boost your happiness much more than microwaving frozen pasta.

Since you don't need to use heavy cream, I believe this must also be 0 calories.

God-tier Potato Salad

My daughter's favorite, potato salad.
But potato salad takes quite a bit of effort even though it is not a main dish.
When my daughter requests "I want to eat potato salad," I inwardly click my tongue, but with this recipe, I can say,
"Okay, okay,leave it to me".

You should definitely try it with edamame just like the recipe says.
Cucumber is good, but edamame is also lovely.

Super-fast Eggplant Simmered in Dashi

I haven't made this one yet...
But it's bound to be delicious, right?

My daughter loves eggplant.
Apparently, you can buy eggplant at regular supermarkets in America too, and she sent me a photo of an absurdly huge eggplant a little while ago.
If she finds out she can make it in the microwave, I'm sure she'll make it too.

Summer is here. I'll likely have more opportunities to receive eggplants at work soon, so this is a dish I definitely want to make as well.

75-yen McFlurry

Ever since I learned about this, I decided not to buy McFlurries at McDonald's anymore.

It's so easy to make, so you must make it.

Hey, you over there who loves Lumonde!!
This is delicious too, you know.

Furao-san is aiming for a prize in the recipe category of the Creative Awards, and is startingdaily recipe postson note starting today.
This is a must-see for anyone struggling with their daily menu!!

May your dream of publishing a recipe book come true

Well then.
Thank you for reading until the end.
Bye now.