Cacciatore

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesToday's appetizer at the restaurant is Cacciatora, an Italian dish. Finished with lots of mushroom and vegetable ingredients. (^_^)/ The recipe is as follows. ■Ingredients: Chicken thighs, ripe Italian tomatoes, onions, shimeji mushrooms, shiitake mushrooms, cabbage, carrots, celery, garlic slices ■Seasonings/others: White wine, consommé cubes, hawk claws (a little), salt and pepper, rosemary, sage, olive oil, water

Meat Potato

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesToday's appetizer at the restaurant is ``Niku-Jaga''. Speaking of Nikujaga, it is a staple of Japanese home cooking and is a staple of momo-bukuro. I'm not sure when it started being recognized as a "mom's taste", but for your reference, I've included my recipe below. ■ Ingredients: Beef, potatoes, onions, carrots, garlic slices (one piece), shirataki mushrooms, shimeji mushrooms, shiitake mushrooms, Hidaka kelp (stock) ■ Seasonings: Sake (or red wine), mirin, soy sauce, sugar, chicken stock stock ■ Method: (1) Stir-fry sliced ​​onions, carrots, and garlic in a pot until fragrant. (2) Place beef, potatoes, and shimeji mushrooms in a pot and stir-fry lightly. (3) Put the shiitake mushrooms (several pieces), kelp (about 3 pieces), and shirataki mushrooms (cut into appropriate lengths with scissors) into a pot, then add the sake, mirin, and water. (4) Once it boils, add soy sauce and sugar to the pot. (5) Remove the lye floating in the pot. (6) After removing the lye, put the lid on. (7) After 15 minutes or more, the water is drained and the potatoes and carrots are cooked.

cream stew

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesToday's appetizer at the restaurant is "Cream Stew." This dish is recommended for people who are hungry for love, including me. (^_^;) I hope this warms you up♪ (*^_^*)

45,000 yen cashback on optical line

⌛Time it takes to read this article: 2 minutesThe communication line for the store ``Labyrinth'' was an ADSL line, but at the recommendation of our carrier, we recently underwent construction work to change it to an optical line (So-net Hikari with flets-S). ADSL modems are purchased rather than rented, so it won't be particularly cheap if you switch to optical. The reason I switched to a fiber optic line is that by applying during this period, I can apply for So-net's campaign and receive up to 45,000 yen in cash back. (^_^;) Along with the line changes, we have also slightly expanded the communication equipment in Labyrinth. This time, in addition to our own access point, we installed two wireless LAN routers from the public wireless LAN service ``Hikari Station'' provided by NTT, and prepared a total of four SSIDs. *What is Hikari Station⇒ https://flets.com/hikaristation/ *FLET’S SPOT Access point search⇒ http://www.e-map.ne.jp/p/ntteast/nmap.htm?lat=35.331836111&lon=139.352669444&his=ar We have set two types of wireless LAN encryption methods, WPA2-AES and WEP, in consideration of various terminals. Hikari Station can automatically connect to free Wi-Fi if you are using Android. You can easily connect to our access point using the WPS button. In addition, we have a wireless LAN for online karaoke ``DAM'' in the store, but unfortunately it is a VPN method, so it cannot be used for anything other than DAM. Because the video web server for security cameras is connected to the Labyrinth network, we used an NTT optical router to operate as a modem during this construction work. The video web server opens one port from the router connected to the PC out of the two routers connected to the hub with two session branches, making it accessible from the Internet using dynamic DNS. For your reference, I have also attached a diagram of our network configuration and photos of related equipment. (^_-)

Oden and banana

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesToday, I made ``oden'' as an appetizer for the restaurant. On cold days, hot pot dishes are great. Well, the unpleasant hay fever season has arrived. According to the results of a study conducted by the University of Tsukuba under contract from the Japan Banana Importers Association, eating bananas has a certain effect on improving the symptoms. Bananas are said to have anti-allergic properties. Is it true? ? As a test, last night I bought a banana at the Lawson 100 convenience store and ate one. It certainly seems like my symptoms have improved a little. It might just be a placebo effect as planned by the Japan Banana Importers Association, but I think I'll try it out for a while. By the way, it is recommended to eat two pieces per day. After all, I wonder if it's the kind of pot that a banana vendor wants. (^_^;)