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the guys over at bon appetit decided to recreate 100 years of christmas desserts and have kids try them. we're going to start in the 1920s with minced meat pie. >> is this raisins? that's beef? >> kids today are used to eating nerds and sweet tarts and that kind of stuff. of course they are not going to like this. >> you're right, mostly don't. what about the '30s with their christmas pear salad? >> what is this? >> is that cheese? >> oh, my god. >> this one, i think, is still made today. >> kind of tastes like cheesecake. >> over in the '90s, desserts we're more familiar with. >> who's we? we had ricotta pie. >> that is awesome. >> now here's apparently 2016's christmas dessert, sweet potato miso pie with crust. >> we're not going to do that. party over. >> you want to see what we're talking about, head over to rightthisminute.com, click on tv, or check it out on our mobile app. >> i have a holiday bucket list. how about a little dog sledding and swedish lab lands? the folks at next destination in netherlands can make it happen for you. >> do it in canada. it's cool. it's one of those

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. >>> plus, the year in food, bon appetit magazine looks at the food trends and what to expect in 2017no. >> you get nominateded for an oscar, it's great. you don't go back and think about where you came from and how got here. so that in and of itself was just different. >> that's the "cbs morning news." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> a live look this morning from berlin where daybreak reveals destruction after a truck rams into a crowded christmas market. at least 12 people are dead. dozens more are hurt. why police say this was no accident. new jersey lawmakers say no deal, why he has to leave office until he write a book. >> busy morning here at cbs-3, it is our "joy of sharing" toyfest drop-off day. the trucks ready. we're ready. finds out how you can help us fill this truck with toys. today is tuesday, december 20th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get the day start wad check on weather and traffic with meisha. >> good m

. >>> plus, the year in food, bon appetit magazine looks at the food trends and what to expect in 2017 al pacino. >> when you get nominated for an oscar or something, it's great. you don't go back and think about where you came from and how got here. so that in and of itself was just different. >> that's the "cbs morning news." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, i'm michelle griego. and i'm anne makovec in for kenny choi. time is 4-- good morning everyone >>> good morning, december 20th. so good to have you. >> did you watch the michelle obama special? >> yeah. >> we don't have any freeze warnings or frost advisories, so it's feeling a little milder. not see to go freezing temperatures like we saw inland yesterday. 46 right now in san francisco. we'll take a look at the seven- day forecast coming up because we have some changes in it. there's now rain, so stay

. >> bon appetit. >> thank you. >> this is a lot of pepper, huh? >> oh, yeah. good pepper.>> bel is an artist, after all. a very famous one. so he knows about neurotoxins. he comes from a long tradition of artists who have found inspiration in bahia. is there something about salvador you think that's conducive to an artistic sensibility? there is so much color here and music. >> the light here is beautiful. >> the light is really special. just the colors of the city are amazing. the colors of the people are amazing, and the way they move. >> they move. >> i don't know, when i first came here, i thought everybody in this city looks like they just got -- or they're on their way to go -- [ laughter ] >> so this was the central market back before supermarkets, this is where everybody did their shopping, right? >> oh, yes. this is the real brazil here. the real bahia. >> right. >> this place is intestine of the city. they sell shrimps and stuff here, oil and stuff. this kind of oil. we call it dende, palm oil. how everyone will call. >> i love the dende oil. it takes some gettin

bon appetit deputy editor andy nolten is in our agreement room with a look and exciting new food ideas to receive his kennedy center honor. he looks at his career with charlie rose. >>> and one that got him into prestigious acting school. >>> the new york daily news reports that former colleagues remembered actor alan thicke at a memorial service. thicke died last week after reportedly suffering a heart attack. on sunday former growing pains co-stars including leonardo dicaprio and kirk cameron paid tribute to thicke. robin thicke also spoke and sang about his dad. >> "washington post" reports that several major retailers are ending the practice of on call schedules. that's when employees are required to call in to find out if they're working that day. the new york attorney general's office says stores like disney and aeropostale is dropping the practice. it made it harder for workers to plan ahead and arrange child care. >>> "the wall street journal" said medical recipients treated by female doctors lived longer than those treated by men. harvard looks at physicians in 1.5 million vis

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and bon appetite's best bakery in america - a tiny hole in the wall called "ariscault bakery" in the city's richmond neighborhood. here's a place that's all the buzz. bob's steakhouse in the omni hotel makes it's own honey and even employees it's own bee-keeper. and tony's slicehouse really knocked it out of the park - pizza master tony gemignani bringing in a couple of ringers to make pizza for charity. and the hideout in lafayette - couldn't be more obscure. and more popular. if you got to have yourself a po-boy or fried gator. nola po boy and gumbo kitchen in the outskirts of concord run by a former cop. as for food personalities - ayesha curry - spiced things up with her international smoke bbq. and the first female iron chef - cat cora - back in the bay area briefly - to cook up a southern greek dish. and the winner for most out-of- this world cuisine. the multi- michelin star rocca brothers from spain whipping up dessert that communicates with aliens. . i discovered some of these great dine and dish establishments from your recommendations. keep sending em in. 2017 is a whole n

have to hire you at bon appetit. >> hot chocolate batons. >> what? >> you swirl them in there. get your hot milk or water or maybe almond milk. dark chocolate, milk cook lat and caramel chocolate. >> it is a unique gift. >> yeah, it's cool. christmas time. >> that little stocking stuffer you don't know what to get for someone -- oats. get them oats. >> come >> for the horse in your life. >> you get two bags of granola, spreads, bars. healthy guy. >> i don't know what squirrel is. >> come on, hoda. the coolest restaurant in los angeles. where the healthiest set goes in l.a. best jam in america right there. all sorts of cool flavors like blood orange with vanilla. you get a couple every couple months. city, this is very cool. a tin of cookies. then edible markers for the can kids to decorate. >> that's genius. this is a perfect one. >> movie night in america. movie tin from nuts.com. >> if you had to choose one of those candies for the rest of your life -- >> it wouldn't be the chocolate covered raisins. >> you kidding? those are the best candy ever. >> i like >> i'm between the

bon appetit. >> though wozniak learned how to adjust to life in jail, he claims to be less knowledgeablee press reports surrounding his alleged crime. >> the honest truth of what they're saying, i'm not really sure. since i've been here, i haven't been able to read the paper. i don't know what they're saying. one time i turned on the tv, the monitor or whatever and i just saw my picture on television. it was a mug shot that they got from the police department. they put together some old youtube videos of me. i was in theater. so they were just splashing that all over the news. >> authorities allowed us to show wozniak some of the published news reports. >> oh, great. that mug. oh, my god. we figured the way he was trying to avoid identifying the deceased so he could continue with his crime. [ bleep ] that makes me look like satan himself, that i orchestrated and planned all of this. that's -- i'm sorry, i can't. >> this was your friend. >> yeah. >> why did this happen? >> i can't get into that. i can't get into that. i can't, i'm sorry, i can't -- i really can't. i cannot. >> if wozniak

bon appetit. >> anthony: merci. man, i love this place. i'm so happy. oh, it's very comforting.der l'affaire est ketchup, which, i am reliably informed, means, "everything's cool," in local idiom. [ man speaking french ] >> anthony: at this point in my life, i just don't know anymore. are these young cooks, these servers, these dedicated entrepreneurs, are they hipsters? or am i just a cranky old [ bleep ] who thinks anybody below the age of 30 is a hipster? i don't know. but i admire them. >> david: so, how much did it cost you when you opened? >> man: not much. >> anthony: look at this tiny electric four-burner stove. at no point in my cooking career could i have worked with one of these without murdering everyone in the vicinity before hanging myself from the nearest beam. how long did it take you to adapt to the -- to the equipment? >> man: uh, i would say, like, three months. at the beginning, like, i -- i was lucky that i didn't have, like, a lot of customers. >> anthony: right. >> man: i was, like, "oh, man! oh!" i was freaking out. >> anthony: and yet these kids today, l

and bon appetite's best bakery in america - a tiny hole in the wall called "ariscault bakery" in thecity's richmond neighborhood. here's a place that's all the buzz. bob's steakhouse in the omni hotel makes it's own honey and even employees it's own bee- keeper. and tony's slicehouse really knocked it out of the park - pizza master tony gemignani bringing in a couple of ringers to make pizza for charity. and the hideout in lafayette - couldn't be more obscure. and more popular. if you got to have yourself a po-boy or fried gator. nola po boy and gumbo kitchen in the outskirts of concord run by a former cop. as for food personalities - ayesha curry - spiced things up with her international smoke bbq. and the first female iron chef - cat cora - back in the bay area briefly - to cook up a southern greek dish. and the winner for most out-of- this world cuisine. the multi- michelin star rocca brothers from spain whipping up dessert that communicates with aliens. i discovered some of these great dine and dish establishments from your recommendations. keep sending em in. 2017 is a whole new

. >> adam rap paport is editor of "bon appetit."tter. of course. >> start with sweet tooth. >> the texas trash pie from bud "the pie man" royer. it's got pretzels, coconut, chocolate, caramel. make sure you got a good dentist. warm it up. vanilla ice cream would work with that. hoda, try too pick that up. come on, you got guns. that is caramel pecan apple pie. 18 apples in there from murder roy. it is insane. >> how much are these things? >> they're worth it. you can feed an army with that. >> $50. all right. >> matt, you're the healthy guy here. >> not because i love bread but olive oil. i love it. i like it spicy. >> you adopt a tree. nudo olive oil. you get three tins every order. spicy, fruity, you get to choose. you get tasting notes on the back. come every four months. >> this is for the man in your life. >> this is a sriracha man craze. peas, popcorn. jerky. little spray bottle with sriracha. >> it is so hot right now. >> that's a good one, matt. have to hire you at bon appetit. >> hot chocolate batons. >> what? >> you swirl

we've got deputy editor in chief of bon appetit magazine. an indoor smoker. >> can't go inside to smoke, look at that, you can smoke in your kitchen. you can do a wet or a dry, does ribs really well. >> that's fantastic. >> so everyone steals my grilling tools, so this you can >> love that. >> nobody takes it. >> never take another man's tools. >> this is my favorite. this is a 2-in-1 griddle. >> stainless steel? >> it will last forever. it's $200. this is what i want for christmas. >> and bacon. >> make your own bacon. just buy the pork belly. you've got maple syrup, and invite your friends over for blts. >> and man crates. >> man crates. you get seed bacon, popcorn, bacon galore. >> andrew, this is great stuff all on our website. thank you so much. >> happy holidays. >> and we are back in a moment, >>> so far more than $7 million in gifts are on their way to needy kids all across the andrew from tpf toys is here with a helper. nice to see both of you. thank you for helping us out this year. >> our pleasure. it's always good to give back th

. >> we have ideas for guys who like to cook, deputy editor of boneap bone -- bon appetite. >> thesend this you get i personalized, al roker, nobody takes it. >> never take another man's tools. >> this is my favorite, a two-in-one griddle, turn your kitchen into a diner. stainless steel. >> it will last forever. >> make your own bacon. just buy the pork belly and invite your friends over for blts? man crates. >> man crate, if you love bacon more, which you do, get s sunflower seed bacon, bacon galore. >> this is great stuff. on our website. thank you so much. we are back in a moment. first this is "today" on nbc. age holidays are about joy again. at t.j. maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've imagined the holidays this way for decades. it's why we never have crazy sales. never make you clip coupons. and always have amazing prices on popular brands and thoughtful gifts. it's time to bring back the holidays with t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. >>> >>> so far more than $7 million in gifts are on their way to needy kids across the country. and drew from with a helper, little miss sophie

. >> from bon appetite, if they order this, they will get there in time for christmas, right? we start with pie. texas trash pie. it has everything in there, pretz pretzels, coconut, chocolate, caramel. make sure you have a goodentist. warm it up. >> vanilla ice cream wouldn't be the worst with that. >> try to pick that up. you have guns, let's see. that is he caramel am pie, 18 apples in there from kennewick, mysterious. insane. >> how much are these things? expensive? >> you can feed an army with those. you're the healthy guy here. >> not because i love bread, olive oil. >> you're drinking the olive oil. >> i like it spicy. >> you adopt a tree. you get three tins every quarter and you can choose the variety, you want spicy opposed to fruity, soft opposed to hard, you get to choose, comes every four months. >> this is for the man? >> the man crave. you get pea, popcorn, jerky, a spray bot tle of sriracha. all things sriracha. >> sriracha is so hot right >> good? >> all right. i love a hot chocolate. this is a unique way. >> hot chocolate baton. you swirl in there and get your

we've got deputy editor in chief of bon appetit magazine. that's fantastic. >> so everyone steals my grilling tools, so this you can get it personalized with your name, al roker right here. >> love that. >> nobody takes it. >> never take another man's tools. >> this is my favorite. this is a 2-in-1 griddle. >> stainless steel? >> it will last forever. it's $200. this is what i want for christmas. >> and bacon. >> make your own bacon. just buy the pork belly. you've got maple syrup, and invite your friends over for blts. >> and man crates. >> man crates. you get sesame sood, sunflower seed bacon, popcorn, bacon galore. >> andrew, this is great stuff all on our website. thank you so much. >> happy holidays. >> and we are back in a moment, but first this is "today" on nbc. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we're offering incredibly fast 150 meg internet, just in time for the holidays. hurry, freddy, you're gonna miss it! coming. i can't believe he is doing this. it's so fast that in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the