A good meal is only a tweet away with these 140-character recipes

We get it -- you're busy. But that doesn't mean you can't eat well, as the book "Recipe Shorts: Delicious Dishes in 140 Characters" by Andrea Stewart proves (though she might have more room to play with for a future book -- the social media platform is testing new 280-character limit for tweets ).

Check out some of our favorite recipes from the book below, and tweet us at @ajcdining with your go-to recipe reduced to 140 characters or less.

Your 140-character recipes:

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