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The internet is abuzz over Carrie Underwood's performance on The Sound of Music Live recently. And word on the street is that she wasn't very good.
Call me a trendsetter, if you will, but I've disliked Ms. Underwood for quite some time. And it has nothing to do with the fact that she's no Julie Andrews.
Many people do not know that Carrie Underwood is a financial supporter of the Humane Society of the United States. That sounds like a good thing, right?
But the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) is not what you think. HSUS is a political organization which spends 0.8% of its budget on animal shelters. Their advertising dollars would make you think otherwise, but their tax returns tell the truth.
What does HSUS do with the rest of their $100 million annual budget?
Well, 41% is spend on fundraising. That's right. 41% of their budget is for fundraising, and less than 1% is for animal shelters.
Why do they do so much fundraising, then? So they can lobby against animal agriculture and family farms like mine.
I can get over the fact that Carrie's no Julie Andrews. It doesn't bother me that my husband thinks she's hot. I don't even care that she's vegan – that's her choice. But donating money to such a manipulative, greedy, appalling organization? That's something I won't stand for.
I like my fellow farmers. I like local animal shelters. I like that we have food choice, including the choice to eat vegan. But I do not CAN NOT like Carrie Underwood.
Editor's Note: This post first appeared on Katie's blog: On The Banks of Squaw Creek. The opinions expressed here are those of the author.


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There are times when I watch Gerald Green play that I am shocked at how terrible a basketball player he really is. He has no clue how to play. Sure he is a great athlete and a pretty good shooter, but everything else he is horrible. I have trouble watching him
The NBA trading deadline is months away, but already, it's time for Indiana Pacers bosses Donnie Walsh and Kevin Pritchard to work on bringing in reinforcements.
The reason is simple: With this bench, the Pacers aren't going to get out of the first round of the playoffs — assuming they even reach the playoffs.
After Wednesday night's 96-81 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Pacers' bench has now been outscored in 16 of 22 games — it was 35-21 Cavs subs at Bankers Life Fieldhouse — and has shown no signs it is going to get out of this funk.
Coming into the game, the Pacers ranked 28th in the league in plus-minus ratings, and 24th in bench scoring at 26.9 points per game.
It's gotten so bad, coach Frank Vogel already has made one change — Ben Hansbrough replacing the startlingly inept D.J. Augustin at backup point guard — and he's ready to make more moves if the bench doesn't start to produce.
And you'd better believe that Vogel is already in Walsh's and Pritchard's ear about making some moves down the line. He sees what we all see. This team lacks depth, and that's a bad thing, especially when your starting center, Roy Hibbert, is having a gruesome year offensively. It's also forcing him to use his starters for more minutes in an effort to hide the bench.
The early returns on Walsh's and Pritchard's initial moves have not been good.
And that's surprising, because on paper, the additions of Augustin and Gerald Green looked like they were going to make the Pacers' bench more formidable.
Augustin started for Charlotte and averaged 11.1 points and 6.4 assists per game.
Green, who has been around the world and around the league, had a coming-out party last year, averaging 12.9 points in 25 minutes per game for the New Jersey Nets.
But Augustin has been a giant mystery of Loch Ness-ian proportions. Even the coaches can't figure out what happened to a guy who looked like a starter for most teams. He has been miserable defensively, and offensively, he can't shoot (27 percent from the field) and rarely penetrates the paint to create shots for others.
Darren Collison, anybody?
The Pacers traded Collison in large measure because they feared he would go into the tank as a backup to George Hill. They had every reason to believe Augustin would be a suitable replacement, if not a minor upgrade. Instead, he has been a disaster.
Green? He has been so-so, and was particularly awful Wednesday night, making 1-of-8 shots and committing three turnovers. He shows occasional flashes, but for the most part, he's a great athlete who doesn't quite know how to play basketball.
The Pacers fell in love with his athleticism, but his hoops IQ is limited. After a nice season in Jersey, he's averaging just 7.1 points per game in 21 minutes and shooting just 38 percent from the field.
Leandro Barbosa, anybody?
I was confused why they let Barbosa walk. Sure, he was unproductive in the Miami series, but so were a lot of people. During the regular season, though, he was one of the few Pacers bench players who could create his own shot. Now look at this bench and tell me: Who can do the same thing?
At least Ian Mahinmi has been a nice upgrade over Lou Amundson. No complaints about him. Except maybe that most of his tweets are in French. And I don't speak French.
And then there's Tyler Hansbrough, whose minutes are going to get cut if he doesn't start showing a bit more offensive flair.
"We've got to start looking for minutes for Jeff (Pendergraph),'' Vogel said. "And our rookies (Miles Plumlee and Orlando Johnson) are starting to come along.''
Hansbrough simply hasn't improved since his second year. He still plays hard, still gets rebounds and defends, but he has no low-post moves and isn't hitting that 15-foot jumper he was making with such alacrity his second season in the league. He came into the Cleveland game averaging 5.9 points and shooting 38 percent from the field.
"We knew changing our bench didn't necessarily mean improvement,'' Vogel said. "Obviously, we hoped for it, but remember, last year's bench wasn't succeeding at a high level, either, which was why we made all those changes. I've just got to keep challenging them to be better, and I've got to find a way to use them better.''
Eventually (we think), Danny Granger will return, which will not only empower the starting unit, but allow Lance Stephenson to return to the second unit. Stephenson has had a nice year and will be a good addition at the two-guard. Just don't look for him to play the point.
By then, they either need Ben Hansbrough to turn into Jeremy Lin, or they need Augustin to rediscover his game.
Or they need to make a deal.
Preferably, and necessarily, the latter.
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The Cote de Beaune, which comprises the southern half of the Cote d'Or-- the limestone escarpment from which Burgundy's finest wines originate-- is the source of the most famous names in white Burgundy. It also produces outstanding red Burgundies (such as in Santenay and Volnay), even if Pinot Noir here rarely possess quite the stuffing, complexity, and longevity of the better examples from the Cote de Nuits.
White burgundies from the villages of Meursault, Puligny-Montrachet, and Chassagne-Montrachet-- plus the grand cru Corton-Charlemagne-- are, along with the best examples from Chablis, as transcendentally fine as Chardonnay gets. Few New World Chardonnays can consistently match the better white Burgundies for aromatic complexity, flavor intensity, precision, lift, and cellaring potential. The city Beaune is the commercial hub of the Cote d'Or and where the region's major negociants have their operations.
The finest red and white wines of Burgundy set the standard for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. At their best, Burgundy wines are the world's most aromatically complex, silky, and seductive wines, thanks to their ineffable combination of fruits, flowers, minerals, and earth, and their ability to project flavor authority without excess weight. But first-rate Burgundies are produced in limited quantities. Burgundy is a minefield for the casual wine lover, as there is still far too much mediocre and grossly overpriced wine. The problem in a nutshell is that a single, small premier cru vineyard may be carved up among a dozen or more owners, and the Burgundy wines produced, even though they sell for roughly the same price at the cellar door, can range from the sublime to the undrinkable, depending on the talent and commitment of the producer.
The Cote d'Or, or ""golden slope,"" is the heart of Burgundy, a 30-mile-long ribbon of vineyards stretching from just south of Dijon to Chagny. But the greater Burgundy region also encompasses Chablis in its extreme north, and the Cote Chalonnaise and Maconnais regions located to the south of the Cote d'Or. Beaujolais, at the extreme southern end of Burgundy, virtually reaches the outskirts of Lyon.
France is the fountainhead of the grape varieties most craved by North American wine drinkers: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Syrah, Chardonnay, and Sauvignon Blanc. In fact, these grapes are widely referred to as "international" varieties because they have been planted and imitated all over the world. Of course, one of the most exciting developments in wine over the past generation has been the growth of intriguing local styles of these varieties, such as Pinot Noir in Oregon and New Zealand, or Syrah in Australia, South Africa, and California. But most cosmopolitan wine-lovers -- and even winemakers -- would agree that French wines are the archetypes.
France enjoys the perfect geographic position for the production of a wide range of fine wines. Its relatively northerly location ensures long hours of daylight during the summer months and an extended growing season, allowing for the slow and steady accumulation of flavor in the grapes. Although the country as a whole enjoys a temperate climate, conditions can vary significantly within a limited land mass: cool and Atlantic-influenced; continental, with very cold winters and hot summers; warm and Mediterranean, with wet winters and dry summers.
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France began classifying its best French wine-producing sites more than 200 years ago. Its detailed appellation controlee system, designed in the 1930s, has served as the model for classification systems adopted by other countries in Europe and elsewhere. Appellation d'Origine Controlee (often abbreviated to AOC), means "controlled place name" and is the consumer's assurance of the origin and authenticity of any French wine whose label bears these words.
AOC laws, administered by France's INAO (Institut National des Appellations d'Origine), establish the geographic limits of each appellation, permissable grape varieties and methods of production, minimum alcohol level, and maximum crop level (or yield) per hectare. Just beneath the highest category of appellation controlee is the comparatively tiny category of VDQS (Vins Delimites de Qualite Superieure), wines which may eventually be promoted to AC status and which are most commonly found in the Loire Valley and the Southwest. The third category is Vins de Pays, or "country wines". This latter category gives producers, including some of the more adventurous French wine growers, an escape route from the straitjacket of AC regulation in terms of higher permitted yields and less restrictive geography, a wider range of legal grape varieties, and fewer restrictions as to method of production and minimum age of vines. Finally, at the bottom of the pyramid, there are Vins de Table, or simple "table wines."
And yet, despite France's illustrious wine history and the fact that it is still the world's leading producer of wine, the country is struggling to compete in the international market. Today, France faces fierce competition from New World wine producers. U.S. imports of French wines actually declined, in number ofcases, between the end of 2002 and early 2006 -- this during a period when overall wine consumption in the U.S. grew by more than 50 percent.
Today, the French government is agonizing over how to help French wine producers, who are also facing homegrown challenges such as changing domestic drinking habits and an aggressive anti-alcohol abuse program. Wine producers in some regions of France are coming to view the AC system itself as an obstacle to selling wines to North America and other important export markets. Among the changes being considered are loosening restrictions on what can be planted where and on how wines can be made, and allowing producers in certain areas to indicate the grape variety or varieties on their labels -- rather than simply the place name, which is less meaningful to consumers in many of France's key export markets.
Adored by critics, prized by collectors, Pinot Noir is one of most tantalizing yet temperamental varietals in the world. For many wine enthusiasts, this is part of the appeal of Pinot -- it doesn't reveal its charms easily.
Pinot Noir's virtue also stems from the unique characteristics of the grape. The skins are especially delicate, which accounts for the lighter color and body of the finished wine. But, despite the delicacy, the best wines have excellent backbone and length, providing aromatic intensity unlike any other grape.
As a general category, California Pinot Noir has been on fire since the movie Sideways. In fact, California's Pinot Noirs are increasingly divergent. The state offers Pinots for virtually every taste, running the style gamut from pungent, cool, minerally, and Burgundian to soft, superripe, and chocolaty-sweet. The latter style of wine, often made from grapes harvested at very high sugar levels, is popular among those who prefer extremely ripe, lush wines with strong fruit character and little apparent acidity or tannin. Many of today's new generation of wine drinkers -- especially those who did not cut their teeth on European wines -- gravitate toward this style. On the other hand, most veteran wine drinkers, especially those whose model for Pinot Noir is red Burgundy, typically find these new-style wines too roasted and high in alcohol, lacking subtlety and refinement. But today even the drinker with the most extreme Old World leanings can find California examples of Pinot Noir that will give pleasure. Never before have consumers had so many good California Pinot Noirs to choose from.
Moving north, Oregon's Pinot Noirs typically feature exuberant cherry-berry aromas and flavors; varying degrees of spicy oak; medium body; and reasonable tannin levels. Oregon Pinot Noirs generally carry moderate alcohol in the 12.5 to 14 percent range, lower than those of today's typical Pinot Noirs from California, although very warm years can bring wines with higher alcohol and more roasted flavors. Rarely austere or tough on release, the best Oregon Pinot Noirs gain complexity with three to five years of bottle aging, and top wines from the most successful vintages can improve in bottle for a decade or more. "Tender" might be an apt description of the best Oregon Pinot Noirs.
After a couple of challenging growing seasons, the 2002, 2003, and 2004 vintages brought a return to mostly favorable weather conditions. The 2002 vintage yielded many bright, harmonious Pinot Noirs from Oregon that promise to repay cellaring. Even some of Oregon's old-timers, who have bene on the scene for 30 years, consider that year to be their most successful vintage to date. Periods of extreme heat in the summer of 2003 and shortly before the harvest yielded the ripest grapes in Oregon's history. While many wines taste distinctly pruney, overripe, or roasted, the best wines from this vintage are wonderfully dense, sweet, and unusually mouth-filling, with the sheer stuffing to stand up to alcohol levels reaching as high as 15 percent. Vintage 2004 was another excellent years for the Willamette Valley, having produced fresh, tangy, classically balanced Pinot Noirs that lead with their red berry fruit and floral characteristics.
Pinot Noir has emphatically found a home in New Zealand's temperate climate, where the variety benefits tremendously from an extended growing season. The soil-inflected Pinot Noirs of Martinborough, on New Zealand's North Island, where the harvest can last well into May (the Southern Hemisphere equivalent of November), have proven their quality and ageability over the past 20 years. Much more recently, Central Otago, a spectacular inland region of lakes, alpine meadows, and steep mountains and valleys (this is where Lord of the Rings was filmed) located in the middle of the South Island, has exploded onto the world wine scene in the past decade with some stunning wines. With their rich dark fruit aromas and flavors, intriguing floral and mineral nuances, and ripe harmonious acidity -- not to mention their often considerable heft (typically 13 to 14 percent alcohol) -- these Pinot Noirs may be better suited to today's wine drinkers than the earthier Pinots of Martinborough, which, despite their often greater complexity, can come off as dry and lean in comparison. Incidentally, beginning with the 2003 vintage, most of the best Central Otago Pinot Noirs are bottled under screw cap, which further emphasizes the fresh, clean fruit of these wines.
2005 was an incredible year, especially for Bordeaux. The vintage saw 24 regions scored 95 or above. Medoc (Right-Bank Bordeaux) with a stunning 100 points, Saint-Émilion (Left-Bank Bordeaux) at 99, Côte de Nuits at 98, Margaux (Left-Bank Bordeaux) at 98, the entire Right Bank of Bordeaux at 98
Other regions that scored 95 points or higher were Chateauneuf de Pape (Southern Rhône), Pomerol (Right-Bank Bordeaux), Barossa / McLaren Vale (Australia), Côte de Beaune, Graves (Bordeaux), Jura (France), Mosel-Saar-Ruwer (Italy), Ribera del Duero (Rioja), Sauternes, Beaujolais, Chablis, Columbia Valley, Loire (France), Napa, Russian River Valley, Santa Barbara, Sonoma, Sonoma Coast, St Julien, Pauillac, and St Estephe.
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Michael, you so eloquently expressed exactly what I felt years ago when I attended a modern Orthodox high school. Having been brought up in a modern Orthodox home with a TV, but a commitment to Judaism and growth, I too felt "stuck in the middle" or an odd ball in the modern Orthodox mix. While I didn't want to become haredi, I didn't like the "pareve" alternative either. Then I went to Israel and I discovered people like me! The national religious or Torahni community in Israel, while varied, is in many ways different from American modern Orthodoxy. I found a community of people that is Zionistic, committed to halakha, but also involved in wordly affairs and believe that the involvement of religious individuals in the "secular" aspects of society is a Kiddush Hashem, and is part or the redemption process (at least here in Israel). The combination does exist! Albeit, it is complex, but it exists. Good luck, Shoshan Levy (Yad Binyamin, Israel)
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If someone has an axe to grind, work it out personally and if it's a community problem, work within the community to help oneself and others. But airing dirty laundry, from one's very subjective perspective, to a vast public, while profiting monetarily from it, to me is self-serving, hurtful and inappropriate.
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You don't belong to either group. We invent groups and then think we should belong to one. We name "types" of people and then lament that we're not one type or another, not realizing the naming was inaccurate to begin with. Some seem to really fit a certain category well, but that's just a temporary approximation within a view. And, some people join a group and fit themselves into it well. There's neither a right answer, nor a best answer. It's all good, or if you're suffering, you can create it as all bad. It's all your creation and your choice. So, your whole essay is a well-written struggle most of us have struggled with- to organize God's world into our own set of ideas. It never works, but often it seems to, or we seem to make progress. At best, we get useful ideas or contributions to society such as awe, leadership, inspiration, connection. Thanks for adding to that.
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There has been much additional discussion recently, likely because of the release of her book. I would draw your attention specifically to comments there by "SB." It is entirely possible that SB's comments are totally fabricated, but I would guess they are factually her experiences as one who personally and professionally knows Leah and her family. I realize you are saying her book addresses issues much beyond Leah's perceived interactions--whether actual or imagined--with her family and childhood community. As a member of the Orthodox community, I agree there are numerous issues--not the least of which is mental health--which are very pertinent, yet swept under the rug or otherwise improperly addressed. From what I have read, however, it is not at all clear to me that the things you say here should (should not) have been done by Leah's family and community were not (were) done in an attempt to address her concerns and problems and help her lovingly and compassionately to the utmost of their ability. I think it is very wrong to villianize her family and community--albeit anonymously--if this is in fact what is being done in the book.. I would like please to be in the running for your extra copy. In the event that I am the winner, please be certain to notify my by email if it is not obvious on the packaging where and how much to reimburse you for mailing costs. ------ We had the pleasure of hosting your congregant, Henry, this shabbos for his visit in his relocation efforts, of which he said you are aware. I understand your father is menahal at Ateret, where my granddaughter Kendyl is a graduate and now a teacher's assistant and her sister Tamar is a student. כל טוב
34587 Larry
A problem I see with secularism is when Jewish boys and girls worship those things you speak of, such as the attainment of things and testing the limits in unhealthy ways. Even ones who have gone to religious school often do not understand the deep concepts of Judaism. However, there are devout Jews of all stripes and in your life, it might be good to seek them out: the diamonds in the rough?
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How about changing the butter to margarine, so it really IS pareve!
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It was an Apple ( AAPL) fixture since 2006, it was the collegiate student body's Mac on the cheap for more than half a decade and its glowing logo behind the monitor lit the dark corners of many a coffee shop. Though it left retail shelves last year, Apple just stopped selling it to schools in February. In the Apple world, the old reliable MacBook may as well have been an Underwood typewriter. The hardy, pale MacBook still had a cooling fan and a slot for playing, ripping and burning discs. Only three years ago, it still had a spot for an ethernet jack. These are all Smithsonian-worthy features for a company that seems to think that viewing items through anything other than a high-resolution Retina screen is tantamount to staring at petroglyphs. Want Apple's cheap option with a keyboard? The MacBook Air with its flash memory, faster USB ports and Thunderbolt display options fill the $999 niche. If you're looking cheaper, Apple's really trying to interest you in an iPad. Each product promises to be the workhorse the MacBook was before, but without the heat, weight and lag problems. Still, it's going to be tough for Macs in general to generate as much excitement as they did during old MacBook era. Overall Mac sales grew 7% in fiscal 2012, scant compared with 59% growth for the iPad and a 71% bump for the iPhone. Though much of Mac's sluggishness comes from a 6% drop in desktop sales, the MacBook's 12% sales growth is the slowest among items that posted gains last year. Only desktops and iPods -- which saw sales plummet 25% in 2012 -- performed worse. At a time PC sales are sliding and tech market research firms such as Gartner ( IT) are predicting a downturn in the computer market overall, the slow fade of the Mac and MacBook aren't surprising. The white MacBook's departure is just a reminder of how far the laptop's star has fallen.


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This month, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released the final draft of a 558-page report 10 years in the making, the Los Alamos Historical Document Retrieval and Assessment Project. It found dangerous "airborne releases" from Los Alamos National Laboratory "were significantly greater than has been officially reported," and that "exposure rates in public areas from the world's first nuclear explosion"—the 1945 Trinity test—"were measured at levels 10,000 times higher than currently allowed." SFR spoke to Joni Arends, executive director of Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety—which watchdogs the environmental and health effects of the work done at LANL—about the report. The CDC will hold a public meeting on the report at 5 pm Thursday, June 25 at the Hilton at Buffalo Thunder.
SFR: Why should I care about what happened at LANL decades ago?
JA: The devastation of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was catastrophic. But we also have to realize that the United States bombed New Mexico first. Sixty-four years later, we still don't know what happened to the people in central New Mexico. People had cisterns where they collected their drinking water and weren't told not to drink the water [after the Trinity test]. The secrecy started then.
There's a theme in the report that LANL is underplaying the extent of its emissions.
That's their standard operating procedure.
So this is one branch of government saying to another, 'You have poisoned people, and you've misrepresented how much'?
Exactly. The Department of Energy funds CDC to do this work, and over the years DOE has tried to cut that funding.
The report says LANL may have historically exposed the public to cancer-causing chemicals at rates above what was permitted for lab workers. That's surprising.
I think it demonstrates the cavalier way LANL did business—and does business. We're suing over storm-water discharges at the lab. There's dump sites at canyon bottoms emitting 38,000 times the human health standard for [toxic] PCBs.
There are also old pictures of liquid radioactive waste flowing into nearby canyons.
They continue to discharge. Those discharges move that contamination toward the regional aquifer. And we share the regional aquifer with the lab. Acid Canyon, in the photo, still has contamination in it from the Manhattan Project. This canyon flows into Pueblo Canyon, which flows into the Rio Grande, where Santa Fe is diverting water for the Buckman Direct Diversion Project. If you get a snowfall or a monsoon with enough volume, the contamination flows to the Rio Grande.
By now, shouldn't we know if New Mexico's population is sicker?
Well, we kind of don't know because the New Mexico Tumor Registry is not open to the public. There's anecdotal stories of increased childhood leukemia [and] of communities only having girls and no boys. That's why this report is so important: We can shape how the dose reconstruction is done, so we can see whether northern New Mexico is in fact sicker. We want a dose reconstruction for small populations that takes into account the different exposures, whether it's from making pottery or using herbs, and addressing that people grow their own food here and drink well water.
'Eat local' is a nationwide trend. Is that unwise here?
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Do they hate you at LANL?
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May I please add your Bengali Blaze burger to our menu?
Thinking of you and I know you are a great cook.best of luck!!
Sounds yummy!!! Good Luck!!!
The Bengali Blaze burgers sound absolutely amazing...I love your creativity!! I'm going to make them SOON!
Christina .what a great cook you are .I cant wait to make your bengali Burger I love Indian food! best of luck to you..
Odd that a BEEF burger is named the Bengali Blaze. It's got naan as a bun? That's more Punjabi, really. Bengalis eat more rice than bread/wheat. How very strange.
The Arepa Burger is amazing! So many of my favorite things in a single bite!
Tried your reciepe for the Bengali Blaze. It was delicious. Good luck to you!
The Venezuelan Ole Arepa burger rocks!
I made burgers based on the recipe on the site and they were a big hit at the Sunday night football party I had. The Bengali burger is amazing! Big hit!
Thanks for sharing and good luck to the creator.
Your burger looks so good!
I have been hearing all this buzz about the Bengali Blaze buger and couldn't resist making it for myself. The layers of flavor in this burger are well balanced , with just the right combination of sweetness and crunch! This burger pays tribute to the emerging Indian cuisine trend, and provides you with great food that's great for you. Best of luck Christina, your burgers amazing!
I love Indian Food and Ms. Capone's looks and sounds so good. I have visited each of the contestants and printed out Christina's receipe. I am sure it will be a big hit with my husband who love Indian food even more than I do. Thanks to you I have a great way to serve hamburger!
Christina Capone's Burger looks yummy, delicious, juicy just the way the world loves there burgers. she is the best.
Good Luck Christine,
Awesome burger. absolutley the best.
You have opened my world up to Indian food. I love this burger and I love all the ingredients. Many in which I have never liked in the past, but the blend together perfectly. Good luck Christina on your Bengli Blaze Burger!
Bengali Blaze Burgers, hmmm. Not really into Indian food, but when I have some time, I'm going to try this recipe. Good luck Christina! And, congrats to all of the finalists! Have fun.
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I was a chef at Disney World and I know how Indian food has been making its way into our recipies! Good Luck on the Bengali Blaze Burger, I think this is a winner!
I need a Bengali Blaze Burger stat. Sounds amazing!
What a great collection of burgers this year! For me, one in particular stands out as being different, unique and undoubtedly delicious... the Bengali Blaze Burger! Delicious!
Christina, I LOVED your burger!!!I never would have put those in combination but, when I read it I had to try it...It will now be a staple @ my BBQ..Best of luck ... slainte, Fergie from Boston
I review burgers in the Boston area, and I have to say, these all look delicious. I especially have my eye on the Bengali Blaze burger, yum!
The Bengali Blaze Burger made me love Indian cuisine! The "Tamarind Chutney" is amazing, I put extra on my burger. A perfect combination of flavors, well done Christina!
I love Indian food! I can't wait to test out the Bengali Blaze Burger! That Grilled Red Onion Raita would be great on a burger, I have made someting like that before, but never imagined putting it on a burger! I hope your burger wins!
Christina, your Bengali Blaze Burgers are "hot stuff". You deserve to win the whole "enchilada"!
I just ate dinner, but this makes me want to eat again!
Christina, you took your love of Indian food and culture to a whole new level! You covered all your bases here in this recipe: a tangy/sweet note with the chutney, crunchy/acidic with the carrot salad, flavorful meat, and of course the creamy raita of yours that I love... all on Naan bread. Yum! When are you inviting me over for test run?
mmmm, break me off a piece of this burger. this sounds like the best burger ever. at least of the finalists.
I want some of that Arepa burger!! Aside from the "awwww"-inspiring story behind it, it sounds quite delish! Very creative - hats off, Peter & Carolina.
Having been lucky enough to taste the Arepa burger, I can say that it is lip-smackingly, finger-lickingly, bib-worthily SCRUMPTIOUS!!
Nothing like the Venezuelan ¡Olé! Arepa Burger....the combination of flavors its something that you can't describe...it will take you to heaven...
I can't wait for the competition to get underway! The recipe for the Venezuelan ¡Olé! Arepa Burger sounds delicious!
And yay, the Venezuelan ¡Olé! Arepa Burger is also gluten-free!
Go Peter! The Venezuelan ¡Olé! Arepa Burger definitely sounds the most creative and delicious!
The combination of caramelized onions, chorizo, guacumole and chipolte could make the average old shoe taste delicious. When combined with a well-seasoned beef burger, (chorizo acknowledged), and sandwiched between a toasted, hand-made arepa, the result is nothing less than addictive. ¡Olé!
The ¡Olé! Arepa Burger sounds amazing. I feel transported to Venezuela just from reading about it.
Mmmm-MMMM! Makes my mouth water just thinking about it! GO PETAH!!!
just a few more days to go before you can make your burger for the judges..........good luck Christina..
Mmmm give me a Bengali burger any day of the week. Move over ketchup the Bengali is here!!
Bengali Blaze Burger looks amazing! How inventive! This should def win! My mouth is watering!
I make arepas and I make burgers all the time, never thought to combine the two. Absolutely DELICIOUS, a plain arepa or plain burger will NEVER be the same again!! LOVE this burger!


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