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Written by author and Hot Dog Expert Frank Furter, this Burger Recipe Cookbook Will Change Your Life The days of plopping a burger on a bun, squirting squiggles of school bus yellow mustard and ketchup on it, and calling it lunch are over.Jam-packed with recipes and techniques, this book is about hamburgers. Read on as we lovingly celebrate the beloved hamburger with 101 modern twists. Our Burger variations elegantly jazz up flavor and aesthetics by adding ingredients to the burger and then topping the patty with spices, fruit, and cheese.When we say burger, we specifically mean a beef burger, an 80/20 blend made with ground chuck, brisket, short rib, or even tenderloin.Learn how to choose the best cuts of meat and the best methods for building a succulent burger and how to cook it perfectly.Discover why cooking the ultimate burger requires heating in a cast-iron skillet and why one never smashes a burger patty flat with the spatula.Find out why store-bought shredded cheese is not the best choice and what is. Explore new condiments like horseradish and specialty mustard.Learn how to decide whether to steam or toast hamburger buns, when to lay a dollop of condiments and most importantly, how to prevent overcooking a patty while patiently waiting for the cheese to melt.Here's a sampling of the recipes in the book.Herb-Garlic Butter Hamburgers on a GrillPeanut Butter BurgersHamburgers with Brown GravyStuffed Pizza BurgerBarbecue BurgersChile Con Queso CheeseburgerFeta Burgers With Grilled Red OnionsLipton Onion BurgersJalape o Popper BurgersCream Cheese Stuffed Garlic BurgersBuffalo Sauce Burgers Stuffed With Blue CheeseKorean HamburgersFloozy BurgerTaco Burgers dressed with Chipotle MayoDoctor Louie's Hamburger PattiesThe Infamous Brew BurgerTexas Squealer BurgerCowboy BurgersSouthwest BurgerBlu Moon BurgersBacon and Kimchi BurgersChipotle Burger With Caramelized Red OnionsBlue-Cheese Stuffed Burgers on Ciabatta RollsTokyo BurgerBurger With Blue Cheese and Fried OnionsSpicy Peanut Butter Bacon SlidersPimento Cheese SlidersGingery Steak and Brie Sliders With Balsamic Cranberry SauceSummer Strawberry Sliders With Blue Cheese SauceSlow Cooker Mini Meatball SlidersAussie Burgers With Pickled Beets, Pineapple and Fried EggsCheddar-Stuffed Burgers With Pickled Slaw & Fried ShallotsBacon Burgers On Brioche BunsUmami Burgers With Port and StiltonPug BurgersGreen-Chile Burgers with a Fried EggThe Minetta BurgerCheddar and Onion Smashed BurgersCheddar BLT Burgers With Tarragon Russian DressingBlue Cheese & Mushroom burgersCalifornia burgersCarolina burgerWhile burgers are as American as apple pie, they are also wildly popular worldwide. So it should come as no big surprise to learn the international component of this book details how aficionados around the globe prepare hamburgers, including: ArgentinaCanadaKoreaJapanMexicoSpainItalyGreeceThe Caribbean

Poems As They AreTimothy's nouveau oeuvre d'arte explores his favorite subject matter, the beauty that is woman. He wrote many of these poems while hiking in the French Pyrenees on a 500-mile long Camino Frances pilgrimage. At night bundling up warm against the frigid cold in refugios, fingers frozen stiff, he burned up all his matches to warm them. Thoughts of Janice and his unrequited love for her, provided inspiration for the title poem.The French Red collection features more than fifty poems, many exclusive to the book. Timothy's raw and passionate poems reveal the longing of love and melancholy, delving into the highs and lows of doomed relationships, family ties, rabid sexuality and mental illness.

PANAMANIAN SLANG DICTIONARY - Plus Words and PhrasesLearn Panamanian Spanish Slang One Word At A TimeWhether traveling to el Republica de Panama as a tourist, student, or with the intention of moving there as an expatriate, this guide will serve you well. You probably already know the Spanish spoken by Panamanians is a unique idiom, bejeweled with words and phrases never taught in your high school Spanish class. Intended for English speakers, this book shares common slang words and phrases to help you communicate in everyday situations like ordering dinner in a restaurant, shopping at the mercado for fresh produce, flirting in a club, getting street directions, or hiring a taxi.Before you go, consider taking the time to learn a few Panamanian Spanish slang words and phrases so you can speak street Spanish like a local. This guide contains a wealth of words and expressions that you can look up when you hear or read them to know what is going on around you. Even better, weeks before traveling, spend a night curled up with the book gaining familiarity with the wealth of wisdom it contains. That way, when you hear a vaguely familiar word on the street, you will know which page to consult to refresh your memory. Even if you don't have the confidence to utter a word in Panamanian Spanish, you'll know what was said.Before you go, learn Panamanian-Spanish words and phrases so you can speak street Spanish like a local on the streets (las calles), in the shops (las tiendas), on the beaches (las playas), in the clubs (discotecas), and at the grocery store (el supermercado), knowing at least some street talk will pay big dividends. Instead of being seen as some soul-less gringo tourist, the locals will hold you in higher esteem. As a result, you may make new friends, and as a bonus perhaps get a better hotel room or lower prices while shopping for a mola.Unlike most foreign language books, with their sterile lists of words (yawn), this one includes cultural references (food, dance, sex) that make the words come alive, more relevant to your life and experience, and therefore, more easily remembered. More than a dictionary replete with a compilation of words and phrases, this book shines a light on the rich tapestry of Panamanian culture.Top 20 Panamanian Slang Words/PhrasesAhuevao - Stupid. Acting the fool.Babylon - The policeBucu - Lots (Derived from the French beacoup)Cabrear - To be angry. Commonly used in place of enojar.Chanti - House, crib (Shanty).Chupata - A party with lots of alcohol.Cornflake - Cereal.Dale pues - Go for it. Okay.Joven - Someone whose attention you are trying to get.Fren - Friend.Macaron - Pasta.Pa - Derived from the Spanish para.Pana - Panamanian, shortened, a fellow countryman.Pelao - Dude. Referring to any guy in a casual situation.Pipi sweet - A Womanizer. Sweet dick.Pritti - Cool, awesome. Qu cosa? - A question, asking, What? Qu sop - A question asking What's up.Ta cool - It's cool. (Esta abbrev.)Vaina - Thing, stuff, thingamabob.So if you are going to Panama (wise choice), you could simply sit back and do nothing more ambitious than making hotel reservations and plan where to dine. Then when the plane lands at Tocumen airport, struggle to understand the cabbie hired to drive to your hotel. Speak in halting phrases when ordering supper. Struggle to understand the nuances of what's going on around you. Or you could rather wisely invest in your future by buying this book.

Gina lives on a sailboat with her mom and dad.Together the family cruises the world, visiting island after island.Gina swims, plays in the ocean with dolphins, and watches the stars in the sky at night with her dad.One day during a storm at sea, Gina falls overboard.Gina's dolphin friend Eeek rescues her and together the two of them swim to a deserted island.Click on the Buy Now button and travel with Gina on her adventures.

This vintage microcomputer book from 1982 has been reissued for 2020.It is an appropriate title for Novice and experts alike. Even someone who has never programmed a single line of BASIC code will find multiple streets of joy within this book's pages. Some of the programs are bare bones simple, others take advantage of Commodore BASIC's sophisticated colour graphics and sound. Keep in mind the Commodore 64/128 and the VIC-20 were both famous for their colourful, sound-arific games Each Commodore BASIC program is introduced with background information: A line-by-line explanation of how the program works, plus string and numeric variable tables spell out what each variable stands for. Just type in the program using your Commodore keyboard and run the programs as is.The panoply of game and utility Programs include: Checkbook Balancer ■ Budget Power ■ Number Averaging ■ Calorie Counter ■ Blood Alcohol Test ■ Crypto System ■ Medical History ■ Electronic Postage Meter ■ Car Ownership Cost ■ Trip Cost Calculator ■ Meal Planner ■ Utility Audit ■ Heat Loss Cost Analysis ■ Bulk Purchase Tabulator ■ Smart Typewriter-Dumb Word Processor ■ Carpool Worksheet ■ Typing Tutor ■ Home Inventory Log ■ Tax Deduction Recorder ■ Jogger's Logbook ■ Credit Card Manager Ghost Town Vampire Girls ■ Beowulf V. Grendel ■ Jet Jockey ■ Bridge Buster ■ .44 Magnum Russian Roulette ■ Oracle at Delphi ■ I-Ching Coin Toss ■ Adventure Die Cast ■ R Is for Red ■ Music Composer.The author has published several books on BASIC programming and served as an editor on a major computer magazine.