The Breakaway Cook is all about cooking and Simplicity is what distinguishes breakaway cooking from fusion food. The Breakaway Cook recipes are written by Eric who is a writer, cooking teacher, and private chef. The site is all about leaving the old, greeting the new, and having an adventure in kitchen with its fast and mindful preparation of food. It's a new way to experience the multifaceted pleasures of eating well. But breakaway cooking is not only about food: Eric's 15 years in Japan have given him a rich appreciation of aesthetics that he loves to share.

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Client's Testimonials:

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Overall we are thrilled with the work that SecureNext has done and have continued to work with them on new features and products. There is no question that we got the best bank for the buck. Anyone looking for a recommendation- don’t hesitate to drop me an email.