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Not your grandma’s pressure cooker! Cut your cooking time in half! Electric pressure cookers are quick, safe, and easy to use, and produce delicious meals your family will love. Master the Electric Pressure Cooker is loaded with recipes for your new favorite appliance, whether you’re a Fagor or Instant Pot devotee. Gone are the days of those ominous stovetop pressure cookers. You can have confidence in your electric pressure cooker as authors Marci Buttars and Cami Graham show you how to get the most out of your appliance. Learn how to make everything from perfect grains and homemade yogurt to nutritious veggies and tender, fall-off-the-bone meats. Try over one hundred delicious recipes such as: • Breakfast Peach Cobbler • Cinnamon Vanilla Applesauce • Mango Sunshine Jam • Mexican Stuffed Bell Peppers with Chipotle Lime Sauce • Pepperoncini Beef Sandwiches with Chopped Giardiniera • Quinoa Pizza Bowls • Spring Green Risotto • Creamy Broccoli Cheddar Soup • Creamy Pesto Vegetable Medley • Herbed Fingerling Potatoes • German Chocolate Cheesecake • White Chocolate Vanilla Lava Cake • Homemade Ricotta Cheese • Marinara Sauce In addition to yummy recipes, this cookbook will show you how to get familiar with your appliance, modify recipes, adjust cooking time, and troubleshoot common issues. With Master the Electric Pressure Cooker, you’ll be a pro faster than your kids can ask what’s for dinner!

Lift the veil of legend for the untold story of Makeda, the Queen of Sheba, and Bathsheba, wife and mother of Israel’s first kings. When Makeda, the slave-born daughter of the chieftain of Saba, comes of age, she wins her freedom and inherits her father's titles along with a crumbling earthwork dam that threatens her people's survival. When she learns of a great stone temple being built in a land far to the north, Makeda leads a caravan to the capital of Yisrael to learn how to build a permanent dam and secure her people's prosperity.On her arrival, Makeda discovers that her half-sister Bilkis (also known as Bathsheba) who was thought to have died in a long-ago flash flood, not only survived, but has become Queen of Yisrael. Not content with her own wealth, Bilkis intends to claim the riches of Saba for herself by forcing Makeda to marry her son. But Bilkis’s designs are threatened by the growing attraction between Makeda and Yetzer abi-Huram, master builder of Urusalim’s famed temple. Will Bilkis’s plan succeed or will Makeda and Yetzer outsmart her and find happiness far from her plots and intrigue?