it's black berry-flavored wax? >> somewhat. it could be said. time. >> for the actual dish, we have the greens from the beats that we've wilted with a little bit of cream. >> stephen: okay. same two-week-old beats? >> these are fresh beats. we're going to season these with a little bit of lemon juice and a little salt. >> stephen: that liquid nitrogen-- >> see, you can put whatever you want in that and it makes it-- it makes it fun. >> stephen: yeah, there you go. let that sit there-- >> i don't think you're allowed to do that without the goggle s. >> stephen: i'm doing it anyway. it's my (bleep) show. >> so now we get some really hot butter. >> stephen: okay, great. >> we're browning. >> stephen: oh, it's au burnier. i can be fancy, too. >> you just need the one. this is the final one. >> stephen: my lemon is frozen. >> stephen: your lemon is frozen. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i do like mallets. >> you do like malets. malets are very dangerous things. >> stephen: let's plate. >> you're going to plate. i'm not plating. >> stephen: i come over here

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when you first hear about fingerless gloves you go why, but for anybody that has an iphone or black berryrm, but you can still use your fingers. oprah is a very big texter. >> this year's list is budget conscious with 50 items under 50 bucks. >> we were very mindful of price range. you know, sometimes people knock us occasionally and say listen, "oprah magazine" we don't have oprah's money. none of us have oprah's money including all of us that work at oprah magazine. >> the most expensive item on the list? this electric bike for just under $1,700. and even though it takes an entire year to can you rate this holiday gift guide, oprah won't be getting any presents from her bff. >> a couple years ago oprah imposed this we don't need to exchange presents rule. i actually don't like that rule, but she goes all of us sitting here, we don't need a present. she's actually right about that, but everybody likes to open a present. >> exactly. what is she talking about? >> not everybody has oprah money. >> you doing all right gayle. >> can we talk about another christmas tradition? "elf." it's 15 ye

berries on four? >> chefs: yeah! >> rene: all right, fellas, the next thing we serve you is the dried in juices of last year's harvest of blackgar for two years now. >> alessandro: mmm! acidity, creamy. >> anthony: it's like super powered. i need to ask about this. >> ben: you need to ask about this! well, this is pretty interesting. this is born out of a desire to study mummification. everyone used to eat mummies, apparently. they were considered a panacea. this has been cured with resins, with alcohols, with spices, with honey, with propolis, all kinds of things that would have been used in a mummification embalming process. >> rene: let's taste it. >> ben: let's taste it! here we go. so, it's quite moldy! >> rene: you mean that in a positive way? >> ben: i don't know! i mean, it's an experiment, like eh -- i mean, it's a six-month-old piece of raw deer, so i suppose it's somewhat inevitable. >> anthony: that's not unpleasant. >> ben: that's interesting. >> anthony: tastes like -- egyptian. >> chefs: yes! >> rene: we just have one project funded: "deliciousness as an argument for entomophagy." so, deliciousness as an argume

member marion berry in ward 8, hundreds of turkeys were packed andpeady to h people celebrate thanksgiving. annacostia ed in yesterday. >>> still ahead this morning, are you ready for black friday shopping? >> this morning we show you the secret to getting deal on something a lot of people are looking for, a new tv. >>> plus, local thieves strike while cameras are rolling. what police say about this that tried to get away with a car and anatm. chuck? >>> good morning, everybody. it's going to be cold around here for thanksgiving. the cold air will be retreating just in time for the weekends rain moves in. we're keeping a close eye on saturday morning. it should bey mosf not entirely rain, but there might be some set pellets for your early morning weather patterns on saturday. complete check o (vo) 'twas the night before christmas and all through the house not a creature was stirring, but everywhere else... there are stores open late for shopping and fun as people seek gifts or even give some. not necessarily wrapped with paper and bows, but gifts of kind deeds, hard work and cold toes. there's magic in the air, on this day, at this time. the world's very much alive at 11