Tracey Enerson Wood Knihy

Turn up the heat on any dish with homemade hot sauce Nearly every corner of the planet has its own beloved hot sauce. This beginner-friendly hot sauce cookbook has everything you need to start making classic hot sauces and regional favorites from scratch. What sets this hot sauce recipe book apart: Intro to hot sauces—Learn the fundamentals for making homemade hot sauces, the fermented and non-fermented methods, and what you need to know about chiles—from tame poblanos to scorching habañeros. Stocking the saucy kitchen—Discover the must-have staples you should stock in your pantry along with the equipment you’ll need and tips for preserving and storing your creations. Regional flavors—Go on a heated world tour with recipes divided by regions and explore different palates and spice profiles. Plus you’ll find more than a dozen recipes for cooking with hot sauces you made. Spice it up in the kitchen with the easy-to-make recipes in the hot sauce cookbook.

Based on a true story, this sweeping historical novel takes readers on an unforgettable journey through WWI France. Superintendent of Nurses Julia Stimson must recruit sixty-four nurses to relieve the battle-worn British, just months before American troops are ready to deploy. The young nurses serving near the front lines face a daunting reality when they arrive at British Base Hospital 12 in Rouen. Confronted with primitive conditions, a convoluted system, and horrific battle wounds, even the most hardened nurses struggle. Julia leads by example, despite military doctors undermining her authority and making her question her place in the hospital. As trainloads of soldiers afflicted by a mysterious respiratory illness overwhelm the hospital's limited resources, Julia faces an unthinkable choice: step outside her professional boundaries and risk her hard-fought career or watch the people she cares for die. This mesmerizing narrative celebrates the overlooked heroes of history—the fierce, determined nurses who treated soldiers during World War I—inviting readers to appreciate their bravery and resilience in the face of unimaginable challenges.

This vibrant collection offers tips and tricks for navigating the nomadic military lifestyle, featuring humorous anecdotes from those with unique experiences. These life hacks illuminate a distinct culture filled with expectations and challenges. While military life is often romanticized for its travel to exotic locations and exposure to diverse cultures and cuisines—often at the government's expense—those who have served understand the accompanying hardships. The book provides valuable advice and personal stories from military spouses at various stages, from newlyweds to seasoned veterans. They share insights on overcoming obstacles and navigating the unique culture, traditions, and language of military service. The anecdotes, primarily from military families but also from those with similar diplomatic experiences, highlight the strong bonds among spouses and the wisdom they pass on to future generations. Accompanying illustrations by a talented Air Force wife capture the beauty and earnestness of those involved in the nation's serious work, while also embracing a lighthearted perspective.

"Based on the true story of the woman who built the Brooklyn Bridge."--Cover.

The incredible story of a First Lady who secretly took on presidential duties unfolds through the eyes of socialite Edith Bolling, who, after being widowed, finds herself charmed by President Woodrow Wilson. As she steps into her role as First Lady, Edith grapples with the challenges of her new marriage, from a relentless press to the shadows of World War I. Embracing her position, she becomes essential to Woodrow's presidency, replacing distracting staff and engaging in daily policy discussions. Despite her lack of formal education, she encrypts top-secret messages and emerges as a key adviser. When peace talks commence in Europe, she stands by Woodrow's side. However, as the critical fight to ratify the treaty unfolds, Woodrow's health deteriorates dramatically. In her determination to safeguard his legacy and progress, Edith effectively assumes the presidency. Now, she faces the tumultuous demands of the nation, the secrets surrounding Woodrow's condition, and the potential fallout of her actions. This narrative offers a sweeping yet intimate portrait of a courageous First Lady and the sacrifices she made to protect her husband and her country.