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Houstonist Cooks: Stuffed Burgers

Many of us will be firing up the grill this weekend for the traditional 4th of July fare. If you want to try something a little fancier than the usual hamburgers and hot dogs, we've got just the recipe. These burgers with a surprise in the middle are easy to prepare and can be modified to suit your tastes. We provide you with some combos which you can add to for your own culinary masterpiece.

No, it's not by driving as fast as we can around loop 610, but it does include city-wide celebrations, all hoping for the same thing: No rain. Here are a few of the events we'll be checking out tomorrow. Where will you be? Tell us, maybe we'll ditch our plans and join you. But probably not. >>Freedom Over Texas Festival Houston's Official 4th of July Celebration. Chevy presents a concert and Independence Day celebration at...

With a holiday in the middle of the week, celebrations of the musical variety are happening all over the city. Houston’s official Independence Day celebration, the 2007 Chevy's Freedom Over Texas with Fireworks Presented by Shell (yes that is really the full name of it) takes place in Eleanor Tinsley Park from 4pm – 10pm with headliner Montgomery Gentry. However, if you are like us and don’t enjoy pushing your way through the expected...

What with Paris Hilton's release earlier this week and the upcoming celebration of American Independence (sorry, Londonist!), we've been thinking a lot about freedom. Freedom to vote, freedom to choose, and most importantly, freedom to blog. Here are a few things we're happy we've been free to blog about this week. Being the nation's capital, DCist felt especially proud to let freedom ring this week by exposing the really important issues, like how sad they...

Downtown is the place to be for Cinco de Mayo, everything's waiting for you! Commonly confused with Mexico's Independence Day - tomorrow is a celebration of General Seguin's victory over French occupational forces in the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. There's the Bayou City Crawfish Festival (which benefitsTexas EquuSearch - and has a mechanical bull that Sissy can ride!), the 7th Annual Dragon Boat Festival, held at Allen's Landing (1000 Commerce) AND Mas...

Happy V.D., kids. We want you to know that we too are sick of hearing about Lurlene's bouquet of Tasmanian orchids. And, yes, we've already puked in the lobby ficus after some jackass in the elevator broadcast the fact that his vapid squeeze du jour, SaNdi (with a heart dot), ventured out in her Hummer to combat the sub-40 degree weather and bring him a half-caff-double-extra-fat super-no-balls cup of mango scented chai crap after their morning wood fest. Houstonist felt you needed a nice pick-me-up to combat your annual V.D. Funk.

Readers beware. It is happening, again. No, your significant other did not leave you for the lead singer of some emo band that passed through town. No, you didn't get fired on your day off for stealing boxes, again. Houstonist is picking up the tab, again. Houstonist is inviting you to join us for a little holiday cheer as we celebrate Texas' 171st birthday. Gather with us as we declare our independence through solidarity....

Free is the word of the day, people. Free as in "having no obligations (as to work) or commitments." For example, "Susie Spanktastic's schedule was free after she clocked out at the 24 hour modeling studio so she thought she'd have a drink with Houstonist." We will be celebrating Texas Independence Day in style and want you to join us. Bust out the Sharpie right now and scrawl Houstonist on Friday, March 2nd in your...

There are many ways to celebrate Independence Day tomorrow in Houston:

Sometimes it feels like the Ken Lay/Jeff Skilling trial has gone on for five weeks. Oh, wait.

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