Then there are the stars of the show, a quartet of salsas, prepared daily: mild, with minced onion, garlic, cilantro and tomatoes; smoky chipotle, a peppery mélange; salsa verde, based on green tomatillos, jalapeños and lime juice; and hot habanero, a blazing, burn-the-back-of-the-throat sort of sauce.
Soon thereafter the movement started to spread from California, first like a slow moving brush fire and then more like a blazing burn.
The blaze burned the cart to its metal frame and set the fairway on fire.
The subsequent blaze burned more than 90,000 acres and cost Californians $40 million.
The worst blaze burned 30 homes in Carlsbad, north of San Diego, and triggered 11,500 evacuation notices.
That blaze burned power lines and forced the evacuation of a camp near Blue Cypress Lake.
Other blazes burned wide swaths across Arizona and New Mexico, where firefighters also faced blistering temperatures Monday.
When it stopped, they said, passengers had scant time to escape before a blaze burned through the fuselage.
Indeed, the blaze burned 100 acres in just its first few hours, before sunrise on the morning of May 14.
The four-alarm blaze burned holes in the roof of the school, the Villa Maria Academy in the Country Club section, said Firefighter Joseph Leoncavallo, a department spokesman.
Mr. Michaels said the blaze burned in a 1,000-by-1,000-foot pile of wood chips and mulch on a field owned by a private company.
