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Вратите се у прошлост и откријте кулинарске ужитке револуционарне ере уз А Тасте оф Америца'с Фоундерс Фатхерс. Ова куварска књига нуди јединствен поглед на историју Сједињених Држава кроз сочиво хране и пића. Истражите укусе и традицију мушкараца који су изградили нацију са преко 100 аутентичних рецепата који су прилагођени модерним кухињама.Од чувене пите од вишања Марте Вашингтон до вољене печене ћуретине Бенџамина Френклина, од омиљеног гулаша од острига Александра Хамилтона до иновативних макарона и сира Томаса Џеферсона, ова куварица оживљава укусе прошлости. Сваки рецепт је праћен историјском анегдотом или забавном чињеницом, дајући читаоцима увид у животе и укусе оснивача.Поред рецепата, Укус америчких очева оснивача укључује кратку историју хране у револуционарној ери, наглашавајући кулинарске утицаје и иновације тог времена. Са прелепим фотографијама и упутствима која се лако прате, ова куварица је савршена за све који се занимају за историју, храну или обоје.Очеви оснивачи, револуционарна ера, кулинарски ужици, аутентични рецепти, модерне кухиње, Марта Вашингтон, Бенџамин Френклин, Александар Хамилтон, Томас Џеферсон, историјске анегдоте, кулинарски утицаји, иновације, лепа фотографија, упутства која се лако прате.

時間を遡り、アメリカ建国の父たちの味で革命時代のおいしい料理を発見してください。この料理本は、食べ物と飲み物のレンズを通して米国の歴史をユニークな視点で見ることができます。現代のキッチンに合わせてアレンジされた 100 を超える本格的なレシピで、国を築いた男たちの味と伝統を探ってみましょう。マーサ・ワシントンの有名なチェリーパイからベンジャミン・フランクリンの大好物ローストターキー、アレクサンダー・ハミルトンの大好物オイスターシチューからトーマス・ジェファーソンの革新的なマカロニ＆チーズに至るまで、この料理本は過去の味を現代に甦らせます。各レシピには歴史的な逸話や面白い事実が添えられており、読者に建国の父たちの生活や好みを垣間見ることができます。『アメリカ建国の父たちの味』にはレシピに加えて、革命時代の食の簡単な歴史も含まれており、当時の料理の影響と革新に焦点を当てています。美しい写真とわかりやすい説明が記載されたこの料理本は、歴史、食べ物、またはその両方に興味がある人に最適です。建国の父、革命時代、おいしい料理、本格的なレシピ、現代のキッチン、マーサ・ワシントン、ベンジャミン・フランクリン、アレクサンダー・ハミルトン、トーマス・ジェファーソン、歴史的な逸話、料理の影響、革新、美しい写真、わかりやすい説明書。

عد بالزمن إلى الوراء واكتشف روائع الطهي للعصر الثوري مع مذاق الآباء المؤسسين لأمريكا.يقدم كتاب الطبخ هذا نظرة فريدة على تاريخ الولايات المتحدة من منظور الطعام والشراب.اكتشف أذواق وتقاليد الرجال الذين بنوا أمة مع أكثر من 100 وصفة أصيلة تم تكييفها للمطابخالحديثة.من فطيرة الكرز الشهيرة في مارثا واشنطن إلى الديك الرومي المشوي المحبوب لدى بنجامينفرانكلين ، ومن حساء المحار المفضل لدى ألكسندر هاملتون إلى المعكرونة والجبن المبتكرلتوماس جيفرسون ، يجلب كتاب الطبخ هذا نكهات الماضي. كل وصفة مصحوبة بحكاية تاريخيةأو حقيقة ممتعة ، مما يعطي القراء لمحة عن حياة وأذواق الآباء المؤسسين.بالإضافة إلى الوصفات ، يتضمن "طعم الآباء المؤسسين لأمريكا" تاريخًا موجزًا للطعام فيالعصر الثوري ، يسلط الضوء على تأثيرات الطهي والابتكارات في ذلك الوقت. مع التصويرالفوتوغرافي الجميل والتعليمات سهلة المتابعة ، يعد كتاب الطبخ هذا مثاليًا لأي شخص مهتمبالتاريخ أو الطعام أو كليهما.الآباء المؤسسون ، العصر الثوري ، المأكولات الشهية ، الوصفات الأصلية ، المطابخ الحديثة ،مارثا واشنطن ، بنجامين فرانكلين ، ألكسندر هاميلتون ، توماس جيفرسون ، الحكايات التاريخية ،تأثيرات الطهي ، الابتكارات ، التصوير الفوتوغرافي الجميل ، تعليمات سهلة المتابعة.

Our world is full of abandoned places--crumbling structures and rotting buildings that have been left to withstand the ravages of time, beautiful monuments of a once glorious past. Abandoned Idaho: Frozen in Time follows photographer Nick Bagley as he explores this dark, abandoned world. Join Nick on a breathtaking adventure through Idaho's forgotten past. Visit ghost towns blanketed by the soft winter snow. Wander through an abandoned mine and discover some of its lost secrets. Take a tour through the eerie halls of a forgotten school, now turned haunted attraction. Climb through the crumbling rubble that was once a bustling sugar factory. While on your journey, take a deep dive into the depths of time and learn how history often gets mixed with legend and lore. Learn the stories behind the photos and the adventures leading to them. Nick's writing style pulls his readers into the pages, making them feel as if they are exploring alongside him. Truly a journey like no other, Abandoned Idaho: Frozen in Time, is an excitingly dark adventure from start to finish.

Maui has been photographed millions of times by millions of people. But rarely has "the world's favorite island" been pictured as memorably as it is here. Whether shooting from air, land or sea, veteran isle photographer Douglas Peebles reveals an island as multi-faceted as an emerald. Here are dramatic landscapes and seascapes. Smoldering sunrises and sunsets. Rainbows as airy as the trade winds that carry them. But these are not just poster quality pictures. Each image conveys a particular mood, a time of day or night, an indelible sense of place.

Kauai so overwhelms that some first-time visitors cancel their return flights to spend the rest of their lives residing on this speck of land roughly 33 miles long by 25 miles wide, in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, gazing enraptured at their surroundings, believing they've found paradise.

Hawaiian Journey presents a visual chronology beginning with the ancient Polynesian explorers to today's vibrant multicultural society. Stunning portraits and compelling biographies provide a guide to the Hawaiian monarchy. Archival images portray Asian settlers, American missionaries, and nineteenth century businessmen. Vintage photos and news headlines capture Honolulu before steel and glass structures dominated the skyline. National archival prints capture World War II while the works of modern-day news photographers illustrate the events of the last thirty years.

This new edition edited by retired architect emeritus Frank Haines, showcases more than 150 of the Islands' architecturally and historically significant structures. The insightful text and building descriptions are presented in the context of Hawaii's colorful political, economic, and social history. Over 250 color photographs complement selected biographies, appendices, and index of architects, buildings, and styles.

Kauai as Seen From the Skies is a fantastic aerial journey around the island of Kauai with talented cameraman Douglas Peebles.

A definitive history of a man and the ranch he founded that has grown to mythic proportions. The Parker Ranch is not only a history of an exceptional man and his family, but it is an important chapter in Hawaiian history. The book reads like a Greek odyssey and readers quickly become fascinated with the lives of the characters that were John Parkers descendants. The book is written based on research using Parker Ranch archives, family letters and through hours of interviews with Richard Smart, the ranch's current owner and direct descendant of John Parker.

Pineapple was not native to the Hawaiian Islands, yet it dramatically changed Hawai'i's landscape and society and helped to build the foundations on which modern Hawai'i now stands. Hawaii's Pineapple Century chronicles the growth of this fascinating, unique, and significant industry by documenting the development of the "crowned fruit" into an icon of the Hawaiian Islands. This illuminating history of Hawaii's pineapple industry explores the early pioneer companies, the effects of international competition, the exodus of local canning and the emphasis on fresh fruit, and includes a section on how to grow pineapple in your own garden.

While many things change in Hawai'i, Diamond Head endures. This is the story of Hawai'i's most famous icon and how it became a world-renown symbol of paradise.

Reprint of the original Bernice P. Bishop Museum Bulletin 53, first publishing in 1928.

In A Pocket Guide to Hawaii: Land of Volcanoes, the reader takes a great visual adventure. You can follow the life of volcanoes, from their birth deep under the ocean--like the still-submerged Loihi--to their growth into stone giants like Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea, and ultimately through their erosion, decay and return to the world below the sea.

The island of Hawaii, locally known as the Big Island, vibrates with the primal roar of creation as the active volcano Mauna Loa spews rivers of magma towards the sea. From the snow-topped peaks of Mauna Kea (the "white mountain") to the austere desert plains of Kau, the Big Island is alive with nature's passion. From the Hawaiian-style Wild West of paniolo country in upland Waimea to old Hilo-town's flower vendors and "mom 'n pop" stores, to the grand hotels of the Kona and Kohala coasts, this is an island of spectacular beauty and cultural diversity. A Pocket Guide to the Big Island leads you through this fantastic place. Included is valuable information to find the safest beaches, the most popular attractions, and the finest views of the island. The beautiful color photos make unfamiliar areas easily recognizable.

Events make history. But it is the people who produce these events that are the real history makers.

Through words and archival photographs as well as rare items of memorabilia, this book comprehensively covers Maui's history from Polynesian origins to contact with Westerners, through the arrival of non-Polynesian settlers up to the modern era.

Wyoming History Enshrined Created in 1871, Lakeview Cemetery serves as a repository of local and state history. Resting in the historic grounds are eleven of Wyoming's governors, including the first woman governor in the nation. Other hallowed, eternal residents include a wild west showman, the namesake of a military base, and a famed photographer of the west. Suffragists, Japanese railroad workers, and a young range war victim are buried here too. Authors Starley Talbott and Michael Kassel explore the rich past of the famous and not-so famous citizens of Lakeview Cemetery.

A multiracial history of civil rights coalitions beyond the farm worker movement in twentieth-century Bakersfield, California.

When the San Jose Earthquakes first started playing soccer in 1974, no one imagined how their efforts would reverberate fifty years later. The Quakes and their fans have overcome a multitude of issues in the last five decades, including leagues collapsing, attempted rebrandings, local apathy, political indifference and even a franchise relocation, yet they never gave up. While players like Johnny Moore, Chris Wondolowski and Landon Donovan have come and gone--along with coaches, general managers and owners--the multigenerational family this San Jose team created over the last half century stands as strong as ever. Join author Gary Singh, a native and lifelong fan, as he celebrates the legendary history of the Quakes.

Men of ValorIn the late 1800s, the new state of Washington promised peace and prosperity to new settlers. At least thirty-three African American men who had served during the Civil War answered the call. Paul Barrows, a former legislator from Mississippi, established the Calvary Baptist Church of Spokane. Gideon H. Stump Bailey became the first African American Justice of the Peace in Franklin. Allin Alfred Hawkins, born into slavery, became one of the wealthiest African American farmers in the Yakima Valley.Author Cynthia A. Wilson uncovers the stories of these courageous men.

Chronicles of the Memorable and Mysterious!Utah's history is as distinctive as its uniquely stunning landscape. From the state's own "Mount Sinai" to the tourist mecca of the Four Corners, remarkable locales demanded national attention. Angels Landing, the Zion Narrow Treks and Twin Peaks were sites of milestone explorations. Beloved, bygone resorts like the legendary Saltair and short-lived Eden Park represented cherished memories. Historic catastrophes defined local resilience, such as the state's first earthquake in 1859 or the 1944 holiday railroad disaster. And, seasonal mishaps and tragedies underscored the dark side of Utah's five national parks. Author Lynn Arave presents a diverse, unorthodox collection of Beehive State heritage, illustrated with nearly 100 images.

Before the Flood The lost town of Sopris lies silently beneath the depths of Trinidad Lake. Once a thriving mining community in the late 1800s, it was renowned for abundant coal deposits and a bustling population. Three generations called Sopris home. They fought in the Civil War, homesteaded and immigrated to work in the mines. Unfortunately, the town's fate took a drastic turn with the construction of the Trinidad Dam, which flooded the area and submerged the town. Authors Genevieve Faoro-Johannsen and Robert Daniel Vigil, Jr. preserve an enduring legacy of community and resilience through first-hand accounts, historic photos and never-before-seen maps.