you don't want to mess with it at home, so we found a simpler way -- using baking soda, because bakinga, much like the egg whites, tenderized the meat. so, this is 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda. we're gonna mix that with a tablespoon of water. now we're gonna add the beef, toss it all together, and let it sit for about five minutes. -and that's hardly any of that mixture in there. you don't need a lot. -you don't need a lot. -so, how does adding baking soda to the meat help tenderize it? well, the baking soda raises the meat's ph, which alters the electrical charges on the proteins. like electrical charges repel, so when we increase the ph of the meat, we create more negative charges, and that forces the proteins apart. when the proteins move farther apart, they become easier to bite through, and, therefore, the meat is more tender. -all right, so, while that meat sits there and gets tender, we're gonna start prepping the vegetables. and we're gonna use two bell peppers -- different colors 'cause it looks pretty. and the easy way to cut up a bell pepper for stir-fry is, first, lop off th

baking soda. shaving cream. so much fun. family can get on this. add glitter. >> great. should i not? >> maybe not. so, kids can also create their own puppet theater. which is what we have here. you can add, puppets anything you have at home. then you can put on your own puppet show. >> i, i, would be awful at putting on a puppet show obviously. >> frit fun though. >> is it? >>re cardboard box. wrapping paper. super easy. >> get in here. be here with the kids. >> you go out. >> all right. >> and every family with kids has legos lying around the house. you can create a lego listening game with legos. means one kid or parent is going to create something using legos. without showing the other people, they're going to explain what they mean. and everyone else is going to have to try to replicate it without looking at it. >> so. i don't understand. so, you, you, you, one person makes it. >> makes it x plains it. then everyone else has to use the verbal cues to re-create it. >> all right. >> see how close people can get without seeing it. >> what if they have, they do, horribl

you can tell by the type of equipment, they were cooking meth, but i'm not sure what the baking soda for. um, sergeant swanson? uh, they were also making crack cocaine, sir. this is a good day for miami. man 2: thanks, susan. this morning, the mdpd gang task force raided this suburban home. what they found inside was a fully-operational drug lab, believed to be operated by the gang known as the mala noche. coordinating today's arrests is miami's newly-appointed state attorney nicholas chandler. he's about to make a statement. got to turn around, kid. hey ! he'shey, you can't go that way. chandler: this is the fourth major bust against the mala noche in a month.

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baking soda works well. stain sprays work.really good cinderella, by the way. >> huh? >> reporter: tip number three, order items online a few days before you plan to redecorate. >> all these things are bulky. you can't even fit them in your minivan. if you order from joss & main, wayfair, and birch lane, it shows up at your door and you can just have fun decorating. come on, let's go. >> that's right. and don't knock the minivan. >> it's a great color. >> reporter: tip number four. color is key. >> stick to maybe two or three colors, and only one pattern and a solid. >> reporter: and perhaps my favorite part? >> a fire pit maybe for s'mores on the weekend with your family? it's a perfect little touch. >> reporter: s'mores? you're speaking our language. ♪ >> you're been working so hard. i brought you some hand-squeezed lemonade. >> hand-squeezed? >> reporter: this doesn't look like the same space. >> we did it fast, frugally, and fun. >> you're a genius. he is. >> if he says so himself. >> you notice, i had you over before i re

and i went, and i got vinegar, baking soda, olive oil. googled, like, how to make your own stuff, what to do, and that just really started a snowball, and i totally pulled jen in-- "i've never done sales and marketing, but that's your background. you have to come with me." >> so you oversee sales? >> yes. so i went. >> she went. >> and that was it. i was hooked. >> she was hooked. >> robin, so this isn't really just about the products on the shelf for you, is it? >> no. >> no. >> no. eco-me is part my identity. it is part of who i am, and we work these days to obviously make money to put in our pocket and feed our families, but to do something that means more, it's pretty awesome to be a part of that. >> you guys have a lot of your own money in the business? >> yeah. >> how much debt in total exists? if you were just rough-balling it? >> well, close to $500,000. >> wow. >> last year was the year i was supposed to get paid, and it didn't happen, and it's incredibly hard for me, feeling the responsibility, to pull any money from the company

just soap and water, and one of the additions is baking soda. >> oh, okay. >> reporter: the program, which began in 2001 and was among the first of its kind in the country, is open to all children in the county who have been diagnosed with asthma. allergen-reducing products like hepa-filter vacuums are offered to families who can't afford them, and the program will even pay for minor home repairs. >> we saw these very high rates in our county, and we didn't want to have residents who were dealing with issues like that. >> reporter: brenda rueda- yamashita manages the public health department's side of the program, called "asthma start." she says the up-front costs, which average about $2,500 per family, depending on the needs, are worth spending to prevent the back end costs. >> it's around $23,000 for a child to have an asthma hospitalization, and around $3,500 for an e.r. visit, so that's the highest impact. mom losing money, dad losing money because they have to stay home with a child or take the child to the e.r., and their employer doesn't pay for sick time. there's a cost to ci

>> this is our cocoa powder, baking soda, baking powder, flour, sugar, we're going to put the tangerineily. >> and it turns into this. >> and here is our batter. >> it looks like brownie batter but i love just on to our buttered griddled. >> does it bubble up like a regular pancake so you know when to flip it? >> absolutely. >> and here we go. >> what do you think of the pancakes? >> i love them. i need more. >> delicious. >> and yours has the surprise -- no offense, yours is delicious but the mos car phokac mos car cheese is delicious. >> so you have to talk amongst yourselves, pick a winner here. john and i like the pancakes but -- >> no meat. >> yeah, and i'm on that bandwagon, too. i think we like the pancakes are delicious, these guys like the eggs. >> love the eggs. >> they said i'm a deciding votes, it's never fair to choose between two ladies, sorry, so even if we have to pay for the prizes ourselves, we're just [ cheers and applause ] >> nicely done. >> we can't pick one. >> that's what i would have done. we like the way you roll. >> donnie is paying for both prizes. [ laughter

>> this is our cocoa powder, baking soda, baking powder, flour, sugar, put the tangerine zest in hereke brownie batter. and i love that it's pancakes. >> we're going to scoop a little bit here. on to our buttered griddle. >> does it bubble up like a regular pancake so you know when to flip it? >> what do you think of the pancakes? >> i love them. >> really delicious. and yours have the surprise. no offense. yours is delicious. but the mascarpone cheese is a surprise. >> give me a hard time for mispronouncing the name of the band. you have to talk amongst yourselves. you have to pick a winner here. >> oh, boy. >> jon and i like the pancakes. we like them both. but you know -- >> no meat. >> yeah. i'm on that bandwagon, too. i think we like the pancakes are delicious. these guys like the eggs. >> love the eggs. >> they said i'm the deciding vote. and as a true new kid. it's never fair to choose between two ladies. even if we have to pay for the prizes ourselves. we're going to pick both, man. we can't pick only one. >> nicely done. >> that's what i would have done. we like the way you g

baking soda. o paste and put it on the bug bite. this isn't quite pasty enough. the nice thing is a lot of these are interchangeable because of the itch. fruits and vegetables. eat them or put them on your skin. a raw onion, soothing for poison ivy. also the skin of a banana. >> you smell like a drink. >> exactly. and finally memlemon and lime. if you use lemon and lime, and you go into the skin, it could be a risk for sensitivity. >> speaking of the sun, sunburn. >> i coined this idea. this is almost like a reese's peanut butter cup. you have 4 a sunburn. aloe and ice. combine it and make an aloe i cube. isn't it great? you put it in. remember label them carefully. you don't want it in your cocktail. i love that idea. what about the tall come powder? >> oh. nice. nice, cool sheets feel so good on you. when you have a sunburn, not so much. it can stick. you can use corn starch. sprinkle it into your sheets. nice and soothing when you go in. >> and swimmer's ear. how do you know if you have swimmer's ear? >> especially for little kid, they're complaining of pain. y

baking soda, mix it with water to create a paste.lot of them are interchangeable. fruits and vegetables. you can put them on your skin. a raw onion, very soothing for poison ivy. the skin of a banana. >> and you smell like a pina colada. >> and lemon and lime. anti-bacterial. be aware that if you use lemon and lime, you go into in the sun, you can have a little risk of sensitivity. >> sunburn. >> i coined this idea, right? you have alow works, as well as ice. you make an aloe ice kabcube. label these. you don't want them in your cocktail. >> and the powder. >> nice cool sheets can feel nice. you can use cornstarch or baby powder. put them in your sheets, nice and soothing. >> and swimmer's ear. it can be a pain. >> especially for little kids. they're complaining of pain. you press down on this part of the ear. exquisitely painful in a swimmer's ear. tugging on it causes a lot of pain. you go to the pediatrician and get drops for that. how do you get water out of the ear. you use a blue drier. you blow on it about a minute. the other

baking powder. >> okay. >> making soda. >> and a shifter?> okay, betty. you do this. >> okay. >> this is going to be unsweetened cocoa that you put in to make it that reddish color. >> and you're making two bowls of batter for a reason here. >> uh-huh. >> one bowl is with the beautiful - and then, this is the food coloring. so, this will give it that beautiful -- and the chocolate cocoa does not give it a chocolate taste. just for that beautiful color. and now, we're going to go over there. >> and mix this, patti? >> yes, baby. >> okay. >> betty's a good cook. >> oh, i'm -- >> we do things through the magic of tv. >> we forgot the butter milk. >> pretend we did that, everybody. >> we're going to go over here. >> careful, watch your step, betty. >> i'm fine. >> this is yours. that's your station. >> come over here. >> this is my station. let me leave this bad boy back there. okay, the swirl begins. what you do is take a dollop of red, like here. this is red. and here's the white, with the same spoon. i ain't got time for that. it'sng and colo