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If you like macaroni-and-cheese and you like burgers, then you're going to love this recipe for the Ultimate Mac-and-Cheese Burger featuring a cheese stuffed burger set between a bun made entirely out of deep fried mac-and-cheese! Oh, and we've added some bacon just because!
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ULTIMATE MAC-AND-CHEESE BURGER
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Prep Time: 45 minutes
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Ingredients
¾ lb. ground beef (preferably an 80/20 blend)
1/8 cup shredded Colby jack cheese
4 slices thick cut bacon, cooked
Panko crusted mac-and-cheese buns (recipe follows)
Instructions
Bibliotecaria mac os. Fire up a full chimney of Original Kingsford® Charcoal, or light a pile of about 100 briquets. Configure the coals for a two-zone fire, placing the briquets on one half of the charcoal grate to create a hot zone for grilling and a cool zone for moving the burgers during flare-ups. Adjust the bottom grill vents for medium-high heat cooking, approximately 400-425 degrees.
Form ground beef into 4 flat patties. Place 1/2 of the grated cheese in the center of each of two patties. Top with the remaining two patties and pinch the edges closed to create cheese stuffed burgers.
Place the burgers on the grill and cook until they reach an internal temperature of 160 degrees.
To assemble the burgers, place the cheese stuffed patties on the bottom mac-and-cheese buns. Add 2 slices of bacon and the top bun to each burger then serve immediately.
PANKO CRUSTED MAC-AND-CHEESE BUNS
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Ingredients
2 (8oz.) boxes elbow macaroni and cheese mix
2 cups flour
1 tsp. Kosher salt
4 eggs, beaten with 2 tbsp. milk
2 (8oz.) boxes elbow macaroni and cheese mix
2 cups flour
1 tsp. Kosher salt
4 eggs, beaten with 2 tbsp. milk
4 cups panko breadcrumbs
Canola oil or peanut oil for frying
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Instructions
https://lvkpkandpchwinspinhotelfree-bet.peatix.com. Make macaroni and cheese mixes according to directions. Place the mac-and-cheese in a large bowl and refrigerate for at least 15 minutes to cool completely and thicken.
Using your hands, form 2 divided cups of the mac-and-cheese into two 4.5-inch wide disks for the bottom buns. To create the top buns, use 3-4 cups of mac-and-cheese to create two 4.5-inch wide domes. Wrap each bun half tightly with plastic wrap and place in the freezer for 15-20 minutes to harden but not completely freeze.
As the grill comes to temperature, place the flour and salt in a shallow bowl and stir to combine. Place beaten eggs in a second bowl and the panko in a third. Working one at a time, dredge each bun half in flour, then the egg mixture, then panko.
In a medium saucepan, add approximately 4 inches and heat over medium-high heat. When the oil begins to shimmer, add the mac-and-cheese 'buns' one at a time and fry for approximately 2 minutes until golden brown. Remove the bun from the oil and set on paper towels to drain.
DISCLOSURE: Recipe was created on behalf of Kingsford.com and reprinted thanks to Kingsford. Compensation was received for the development of this recipe.
At a Glance
Expert's Rating
Burgerwave Mac Os Catalina
Pros
- Excellent support
- Induced relative feeling of calm and balance
- Potential stress relief and improved mental well being, ability to focus better
- Real benefits achieved during test period
Cons
- Requires finding time, will, and discipline to get the most of the software/hardware combination
- No Emotion Visualizer yet
- Some software quirks
- Some learning curve
- May be dismissed as non-medical mumbo jumbo by some skeptics
Our Verdict
Stress can cause frustration, anxiety, poor performance, anger, worry, depression, and fatigue. The emWave Mac Stress Relief System, developed by the Institute of HeartMath, is a real-time biofeedback Mac program designed to be used as a stress-reduction and stress-management tool.
The Relief System includes a patented heart rhythm monitor that enables you to manage, change, and reverse negative impacts of stress. You do this by learning to change heart rhythm patterns using controlled breathing and visualisation techniques. At least that's the idea behind the system, which the makers expand upon online and in documentation.
The Relief System also measures stress levels for you and, armed with that knowledge, you can then work to shift your emotional state. Learning to manage stress responses over time is key to entering into 'the zone,' a state where apparently your heart and mind are working together to avoid getting you worked up.
Included in the emWave Mac Stress Relief System is an USB pulse sensor that clips to the ear. Heart rhythm information is collected by the ear sensor and fed into your Mac, where the software interprets data into dynamic user-friendly graphics. Prior to clipping the sensor on to the earlobe, it is advisable to warm the earlobe first; this allows the sensor to better detect pulse signals. When first using the pulse sensor (a lapel clip included helps keep the sensor in place), it momentarily illuminates to indicate connection to the computer. There is then a short calibration period before the session can start tracking the beat-to-beat change in heart rhythms. You then must sit comfortably and as still as possible to allow for accurate recordings.
After your heart rhythm information is collected, you can start a session to help manage your stress. Before starting a session, we investigated the Coherence Coach, a tutorial feature found in the pull-down games icon menu. The Coherence Coach introduces the theory behind the technique, which is basically a three-step process allowing you to shift your attention to the heart and maintain consistent heart-focused breathing. The theory is that to manage negative stress you need to control your reaction to it. This is represented graphically by the app. A ball moves up and down wave-like curves, and you follow the ball inhaling as it moves up the curve and exhaling as the ball moves down. An adjustable slider enables the user to set the pace to a comfortable level.
An audio coach guides you into shifting towards positive feelings such as thinking about a pet or a loved one, appreciation for someone or something while maintaining heart focus and heart breathing throughout. Muzak style music and some simple optional animations accompany this process.
The Relief System works on the basis of these sessions. Sessions can run as long as is convenient, though it is recommended to undergo two five-minute sessions daily. Each session records pulse, coherence levels (a measure of how your heart is at ease with your breathing), and accumulated coherence levels, so you can see the progress you make over time.
During a session, there are three optional games to increase coherency scores. These won't win over any hard-core gamers looking for a challenge, but aren't designed to. The system has four challenge levels to help raise your baseline coherence and there's a useful recording device tracking your progress over time.
HeartMath provides lifetime customer online support, and free user training to get you started. The company points out that for some users the software install under Snow Leopard gives an incorrect error message at the end of the install. The product is actually installed correctly. On first launch, it will check for updates. HeartMath says they are working to resolve this issue.
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After initial cynicism, we've been running the emWave Mac Stress Relief System for around 20 minutes twice daily for over a month and have progressed from Challenge Low to Challenge Medium, with excellent results. It's satisfying to note our baseline coherency scores increasing and we've managed to enter, maintain, and sustain being in 'the zone' for considerable periods of time. Incorporating the Relief System as part of our daily routine has been pretty effortless, and we've found it to have benefits—we feel sharper and calmer, and more able to focus. The system does require will and discipline to engage in this process though, but it's a must have for those interested in stress management. If you're willing to make the effort, find the time and have an open mind, you should start seeing real benefits.
