Best keto cookbook

Charming punched-paper medallions can be used to brighten a door, wall, or window. Or string a few together for a garland or mobile. The layered collage effect is a terrific way to highlight favorite special papers (or use up scraps destined for the recycling bin).   Methods- Start with a punched circle as your base, embellishing as desired. You may decide to leave the base as is (see large gold and small pink medallions) or back it with another piece of paper (see medium medallion backed with fringed metallic gold paper). Create the medallion center: Measure the area within your punched circle, then cut a circle of printed paper to fit within it; adhere the medallion center to the punched circle. If desired, cut out additional silhouettes from illustrated papers and collage them overlapping the center circle of the medallion. Create a hanging loop by attaching a length of metallic cord to the top of the medallion with a brass grommet. Create an anchor for the me...

You've found the cards  but now you need a heartfelt card to show just how much you care. Whether she's partial to understated designs or lives for making a statement, we have you covered. 1- The bambooo cover- She'll cherish this gorgeous bamboo card for many years to come.  2-The always rightyy- The perfect way to acknowledge her brilliance this Mother's Day. 3- PURE CHAOS MOTHER'S DAY CARD This card gives her permission to find the humor in the hectic nature of motherhood. 4- CHALKBOARD MOTHER'S DAY CARD A sweet (and crafty) reminder of just how much she's needed in your life.  5- GAZEBO MOTHER'S DAY CARD WITH GLITTER--- This card's handmade details, including a a real wood laser cut bench and vellum flowers, will remind her to take the day to relax.

So, after checking soooo many cookbooks finally found a cookbook which worth it. The best part of this cookbook was you don't have to guess anything which we often do while cooking everything is written inside in detail. Think about it, one of the best selling book genres of all time is “cookbooks.” It's also the genre of books that holds the world record for collecting dust on cold, dark, shelves all across America.  “Hey, remember that amazing night when we totally nailed that Martha Stewart recipe?! You know, the one with 18 rare ingredients that we had to drive all over town to find, the ‘prep time’ that took 2 hours with 4 different mixing bowls, and the ‘cook time’ that took another 90 minutes?! Boy, that sure was fun!”  - said no one ever. Admit it. I just described the wild and whacky cooking adventures of 99% of Americans...  I’m a firm believer that simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. Simplicity makes everything easier. Simplify al...