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22 Recipes That Prove That Everything Is Better With Pesto

 22 Recipes That Prove That Everything Is Better With Pesto

1 Caprese Turkey Burgers

2 Pesto-Stuffed Burrata Bombs

3 Creamy Pesto Baked Gnocchi & Chicken Skillet

4 Pesto Corn Flatbread

5 Chopped Sandwich

6 Caprese Chicken Foil Packs

7 Pesto Chicken

8 Basic Pesto

9 Pesto Rice & Bean Soup

10 Chicken Pesto Pasta

11 Pesto Shrimp Skewers

12 Sichuan Pesto Noodles

13 Pesto Egg-In-A-Hole

14 Pesto Pizza Stuffed Star Bread

15 Pesto Ramen

16 Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto

17 Slow-Roasted Pesto Salmon

18 Pesto Pasta Salad

19 Cilantro-Basil Pesto

20 Pesto Zoodles

21 Creamy Walnut Pesto Mac & Cheese

22 Carrot Top Pesto

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-Helen Adams Keller, lecturer and author (27 Jun 1880-1968)

Todays Word

Fahrvergnügen

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Contents

• 1English
  • 1.1Alternative forms
  • 1.2Etymology
  • 1.3Noun
  • 1.4Further reading
• 2German
  • 2.1Etymology
  • 2.2Pronunciation
  • 2.3Noun

English

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Alternative forms

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• Fahrvergnugen, fahrvergnügen, Fahrvergnuegen, fahrvergnuegen

Etymology

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Unadapted borrowing from German Fahrvergnügen, from fahren (“to drive”) +‎ Vergnügen (“pleasure”); popularised in the USA by Volkswagen advertisements in the 1990s.

Noun

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Fahrvergnügen (uncountable)

1. Driving pleasure, especially with regard to Volkswagen vehicles. quotations ▼

Further reading

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•  Volkswagen advertising § Fahrvergnügen on Wikipedia.

German

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Etymology

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fahren (“to drive”) +‎ Vergnügen (“pleasure”)

Pronunciation

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• IPA^(key): [ˈfaːɐ̯fɛɐ̯ˌɡnyːɡŋ̍]

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Noun

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Fahrvergnügen n (strong, genitive Fahrvergnügens, plural Fahrvergnügen)

1. Driving pleasure. 

Todays Thought

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It’s like, at the end, there’s this surprise quiz: Am I proud of me? I gave my life to become the person I am right now. Was it worth what I paid? 

-Richard Bach, writer (b. 23 Jun 1936)