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Heat the butter in a heavy pan over medium flame and add flour. Cook the mixture till the raw smell of flour disappears. Reduce the flame to low and whisk in hot milk. Stir continuously till the sauce thickens and remove from heat. Set aside.Heat oil in a frying pan over medium heat, add garlic, onion and celery and sauté till the onion turns translucent. Add capsicum and chicken and cook till the chicken is done. Mix in the prepared béchamel along with jalapenos, salt and pepper, and remove from heat. Divide the mixture into 8 equal portions and spread each portion onto a burger bun half. Divide the cheese into 8 equal portions China rubber seal Manufacturers too, and sprinkle over each open burger. Place one open burger on top of another to make a double-decker and serve with a salad of your choice.Recipe

Fresh parsley, finely chopped, a few sprigsSalt and pepper to tasteMethodRoughly chop the salmon and add chopped onion, green chilli and dil to it. Set aside.In a separate bowl, mix the Mascarpone and Philadephia cheese, lemon zest, salt and pepper. Mix into the salmon mixture and add parsley.Cut the burger bun in half, toast and butter it. Line the bottom half with a rocket leaf and top with the prepared mixture. Top with the remaining half and serve with French fries.Recipe courtesy HO Diner, Hang Out, DLF Cyber Hub.Oil prices are up almost 80 per cent from 12-year lows of around $27 for Brent and $26 for U.S. crude in the first quarter.

Oil prices were up slightly in early Asian trading on Wednesday after sharp falls in the prior session, but gains were limited by ongoing concerns about the economic impact of Britain's vote to leave the European Union and a glut of crude.U.S. crude was up 13 cents $46.73 a barrel at 0017 GMT (8:17 p.m. EDT on Tuesday). The contract fell 5 per cent to end at $46.60 on Tuesday as U.S. investors got to digest news of an OPEC increase in production after the July 4 holiday on Monday closed trading.Brent futures were up 17 cents at $48.13. On Tuesday they settled down 4.3 per cent at $47.96 a barrel.Oil prices are up almost 80 per cent from 12-year lows of around $27 for Brent and $26 for U.S. crude in the first quarter and they are ripe for supply shocks just as the so-called Brexit vote came as a body blow to global growth hopes.