it is important that we control the temperatures of the crab going into the brine. we'll have that for about 35 minutes. then they will go into the -- they will finish them off. to put the final touch on this crab, we will put a sugar water glaze on them to prevent any drying going on. this will totally encapsulate that crab in a coat of ice. everybody has gotten into the freezer before. the kids job some popsicles and this data for years. that is the idea behind the sugar water. it doesn't evaporate very fast. it keeps the crab encapsulated. this will not go into freezer dry or freezer burn. the bags get sealed. point, we have a certain that way to that we are achieving. at this place it is 30 pounds. all of the crabs have a different size to them. you can switch and swap a little bit. you get 30 pounds exactly in your box. those have been pre-wade. we will grab them and put them in the box. then onto the next station. most of our product is sold right in the u.s.. we are really happy about that. , we sawthe items we do them to europe, we saw a lot of caviar into e

>> they just brined it and cooked.m dying to know what it tastes like. >> this is a novelty item, not exactly what they do. but they really do have a cantaloupe burger on the menu if you want to try something like that. >>> extreme barbie jeep racing in bremen, alabama. finally, something i can do. >> i can race, too. >> yes, this can be difficult. it can be rugged. it can be tough. that's why you see many of the guys wearing helmet, pads, gear. >> are these modified, or are they like they come out of the box? >> run what you want, girl, these are stock. in this case you have the go cart style against the quad. the bigger quad. who's going to come out on top. the other guy barely keeping it below the finish line. >> elimination after elimination round, keeps going down. losers -- hard, heavy crashes. >> ouch. >> all right. the final round. got wifive wide. the guy in the green gets off to a slow start but then pulls head. neck and neck. elbow to elbow. racing all the way down the hill. that is your winner, this year's

and he rounds up his trip on the river rhine looking for that famous brined romanticism. that we still talk. like charleston's it's the biggest lake in germany but it does share its shores with austria and switzerland i've come here to spend a day exploring this incredibly beautiful part of the country. what a great view on this side we have the german software with the city of constance and still and over there is switzerland with. i'm gorgeous mountains in the background the sun is shining it's just perfect. i want to make the most of my visit so i've made plans to tour the surroundings by water land and air. the perfect place to start a tour of lake constance is the harbor in the city of constance here you can see the conceit avoided or council buildings which once hosted an important gathering. around six hundred years ago there were three popes ruling at the same time all three of them were deposed in this novels and a new one was elected it was such an important event at the time that it put constance at the center of everyone's attention. around seventy thousand vi

slave, one of lee's slaves, who had run away, then caught and whipped and had his back washed with brine along with his sister and a cousin. he rode up and gave testimony that was published in the newspapers about this. it was very shocking to a lot of people. it wasn't just that lee punished slaves, but it felt particularly brutal, that washing the backs with brine. lee never defended himself publicly. and theime when nora two others ran away, he wrote to youron and said, grandfather has left me and unpleasant legacy. so, you could see that he was very frustrated with this job of having to oversee the slaves. he may or may not have been a brutal master in the way he treated them. but this case of wesley noris is something i go to in a lot of detail in the book. because, there has been -- i think i counted, well i did my best to count, there were at least seven or eight different accounts of what happened. some were wild. like one of them was, i am not kidding of the accounts was the to wearster refused noris, and lee said, step aside, i will do it myself. that seems unlikely. but the mo

a popular local brewery speckle juice the tart brine used to kill vegetables. it's not milkshake i'll tell you that it's regarded as a health drink which detoxes an aids digestion ok. and to sweeten the palate down derma turkish ice cream. that. is a loss to consistency comes from solid a flour meat from the tubers of wild gets so endangered that turkey for bits is export here to food and drink in turkey is a one hundred forty billion dollar industry. and young entrepreneurs are showing they can still offer something different. turkish friends have recommended i try a new delivery service that's making waves. are co-owners of a successful startup that marries tradition and convenience. are all victims to provide the shoes turkish food this is not turkish meat pour some vegetables after us this is our signature one of signature dishes saddam are or. are we were struggling to find this kind of. basically this food is the main food which is. in the house our mothers cook this food we eat as such people these foods sees our child some of the food it takes hours to

once sealed the boxes are placed into large tanks covered with salt water for twenty four hours the brine has a lower freezing point than ordinary water chill with ammonia. each ice block weighs around fifty five kilograms and costs one hundred thirty rupees or almost two dollars refrigerated trucks take tons of ice each day from here to delhi where the ice gets crushed and sold in bags and then scooped into the drinks of thirsty indians. sour announce and costly football salute they have quite exciting it at the world cup must be said on monday belgium staged a remarkable comeback to beat japan three two and advance to the tournaments quarterfinals the red devils scored a dramatic injury time winner becoming the first team in forty eight years to overturn a two goal deficit in a world cup knockout game. a frantic second half saw all the goals and right at the start of it thank you how did he kept his cool to put the blue samurai in the eye and then minutes later to kashi in it we added a second for japan and the next big world cup upset appeared to be in the making on the now midway thro

leak with that means it has to be very cold that means a house a lot of salt extreme dislike kind of brine temperatures minus thirty minus forty minus sixty degrees it's going to be very difficult to find life in those conditions but you never know we know that the extremophiles which are the kind of bacteria which are frightening in very difficult conditions here on earth in very hot springs already called water with various see the water all kinds of the nasty environments they kind of steam thrive but i think the conditions on mars in this particular lake are going to be even harder to have a great celebration that it's been discovered but i was a navy s.e.a.l. probably sitting back going why is it taken so long it taken so long well they kind of technology is being used it's fascinating in their marks express these huge orbiter there has been around mars for fifteen years and it has these massive very long boom which are twenty meters long each on its side and that produces radio waves that they're going to penetrate the kind of radar that penetrates the surface of mars and they can bi

are you think is city district in county councils are a lot of things including in brine mental healthwant to check your bin before you put something in there. these rodents are running around and terrifying cats. a lovely british summer. there is a rat expert in this piece. i think we should move on. stockpiling food, this is theresa may saying don't panic about brexit no deal. this is the news that dominic raab confirmed. the government were stockpiling food or encouraging other businesses to do this. theresa may in response to this is said she doesn't know why people are panicking. the government is usually so organised. it's one way of dressing it up. i think it's interesting because the months now, there have been complaints for over a year that there is that enough no deal planning going on. people want to know what the government is doing. she's managed to annoy eve ryo ne doing. she's managed to annoy everyone to this. it's more to cause panic. her compromised brexit plan looks better in comparison to other options. there is slightly a conspiracy view. 0n the other side, people

. >> all right, brine aan and apr. >> there is a new player in basketball, i guess his name is lebron he is going to play for a new team. >> i look forward to you telling me about this. >>> we have more coming up on lebron james in the bleacher report. >> looks like the final act of lebron's career will be in los angeles. he agreed to a four-year deal with the lakers. longer than anyone decisiexpect. lebron will be signing with the lakers came out in a statement last night. lebron leaving the country soon to go on vacation. now lebron posting this picture to instagram last night thanking northeast ohio saying this will always be home. when he left in 2010, they wrtet a scathing letter criticizing him. they said you came home and delivered the ultimate goal. nothing but approaeciation and gratitude. the fans in cleveland are also handling this much better this time around. >> i don't have any qualms about it. he delivered saying i will deliver a championship to cleveland. >> it's not just about cleveland, right? it's about him and what he wants to accomplish as a man and a basketball p

leak with that means it has to be very cold that means a hostile lot of salt extreme dislike kind of brine temperatures minus thirty minus forty minus sixty degrees it's going to be very difficult to find life in those conditions but you never know we know that the extremophiles which are the kind of bacteria which are frightening in very difficult conditions here on earth in very hot springs already called water with various see the water all kinds of the nasty environments they can still thrive but they think the conditions on mars in this particular lake are going to be even harder i'm sure a great celebration that it's been discovered but i was in late summer probably sitting back going why is it taken so long it taken so long well they kind of technology is being used it's fascinating in their marks express these are huge all with their friends being around mars for fifteen years and it has these massive very long boom which are twenty meters long each on its side. that produces radio waves that they're going to penetrate the kind of radar that penetrates the surface of mars and they

. >> are you a brine guy? >> no brine. >> is it rude if i start digging in?end. >> good to see yo >> we are so excited about what you're making. >> this is everything between harlem and heaven in the cook book that me and alexander put gtogether. i'ng to give you a little bit of the chicken. the ingredients are over here and we'll get to your favorite salad with ch salad which is the collar green salad. sugar, tomato paste, and peoplee get upset you used can tomatoes, but there's nothingwr g with that. >> i don't get upset. >> you let this stew down, chili, ginger, garlic. >> all in. why do you like the bird's eye chili? >> it comes from west africa. i spent time iha. in the cooking i feel like i'm bringing west africa to everybody. >> you cook it down. >> this is what it should loo like. but you've got to throw in pepper rns, all spice, bay leafs. keep this stirred up for me.se i rice wine vinegar, but you can use champagne. >> of course you can. >> then you're goi to cook this down. >> cook it down for 20 to 30 nu s. you want it to be a nice consistency. it

if we're going to change the topic from jellyfish, i'd be okay with brine shrimp or the history of the

then with and had his back washed with brine. along with his sister and a cousin. he rode up and gave testimony that was published in the newspapers about this. lot ofvery shocking to a people. it wasn't just that lee punished slaves, but tells particularly brutal. lee never defended himself publicly. time, when the two others ran away, lee wrote to his son and said, your grandfather has left me and unpleasant legacy. so, you could see that he was frustrated with this job of having to oversee the slaves. he may or may not have been a brutal master. this case of wesley noris is something i go to in a lot of detail in the book. counted -- i did my were atcount, there least seven or eight different accounts of what happens. some were wild. theof the accounts was belly refused to whip noris and lee said step aside, i will do it myself. that seems unlikely. version ist common the one put forward by wesley noris himself, who was there. many historians believe that to be true and my understanding is that that is the understanding the national park service accepts as being

and the ribs, after brining in sake and seasonings, are slowly roasted.ou find your way to okinawa? >> kenny: well, my mom, my mom was from here, my dad was in the navy. he was stationed here, met my mom, and wound up back in new jersey. because that's where my dad was from, patterson. and i was born and raised there. uh, the school i went to it was predominately caucasian kids. there wasn't many asian-americans at all. >> anthony: right. >> kenny: and, i always had this, kinda like, identity complex. there would be, like, times where people would come to the house. they'd say, "oh, where's your mom from? is she from china?" >> anthony: oh god, yeah, right. >> kenny: yeah, open the refrigerator, and there'd be some weird food. you know? "hey, what's that? what are you eating?" and every time i heard that i was like, "wow, am i, like, am i different?" and also one day my mom says, "we're going back to okinawa on a family trip." i was 17 years old. >> anthony: and you'd never been up to that point? >> kenny: no, but when i got off the plane, i don't know wh

. >> are you a brine guy? >> no. no brine. >> the chicken is so crispy. >> great to see you too. we are so excited about what you're making. >> this is everything between harlem and heaven in the cook book me and alexander put together. a little chicken and then your favorite salad. onions, brown sugar, let that sweat down a little bit. tomato paste. and i know people kind of get upset when you use canned tomatoes. there's nothing wrong with canned tomatoes. >> i don't get upset. >> you don't no in throw that in bird's eye chili. >> why do you like the bird's eye? >> it comes from west africa. i spent time in ghana. it's in the cooking. i'm bringing west africa to everybody. >> and cook it down. >> this is what it should look like. you got to throw in peppercorns, all spice, bay leaf, clove. chicken stock. stir it up here for me. a little bit of gluten free soy sauce. and then i use rice wine vinegar. you can use champagne. >> of course you can. cook it down? >> 20 to 30 minutes. you want it to be a nice consistency. it's going to look like this. i'm goin

they brine the chicken 17 hours to be exact. and onion. tender inside and perfectly crispy on the outside. >> anthony: to me, i like waffles and i like chicken, but i don't understand waffles and chicken together. >> questlove: you still don't understand? >> anthony: i understand people deeply love them and i do like waffles and i do love fried chicken. put them on separate plates and i'm okay. >> questlove: you don't want your food integrated? >> anthony: shrimp and grits, a southern classic made with florida shrimp, virginia ham, and south carolina stone ground grits. >> anthony: i was reading your book. is it curtis mayfield you have bad associations with? >> questlove: whenever i hear curtis mayfield, just as a kid, that particular structure always frightened. >> anthony: aqua lung, jethro tull, i whipped into a murderous rage right away. >> questlove: even now? >> anthony: even now. i'm angry that that band ever existed. i hate that old englishy, old, bar minstrely, stand on one leg mother -- hate that shit. you never know

and seth casteel is brining his underwater dog tour to california this month. he'll be in sacramento on july 21st. to find out more information on his tour-- head over to kron-4 dot com. (ken) here at home... in the east bay. the search is on for the owner of this happy looking pitbull. she jumped into a parked patrol car yesterday near newell and broadway plaza in walnut creek...to let the officer know she was lost. she is currently at the contra costa animal service center in martinez. the dog has no chip... but is at a healthy weight and is very friendly with people. big big news out of the nba big big news big big news out of the nba big big news big big news out of the nba todaifally the warriors... they agreed on a one-year deal with all- star center demarcus cousins... he comes to golden state for the mid-level exception of 5.3-million dollars he suffered a torn achilles he suffered dollars he suffered dollars he suffered a torn achilles supffered last season... and reports were he was offered no free agent deals... after talking to his agent... today co

just like seawater, salt water, brine. it's that thing, in life, like i like to cheat.did you brush your teeth? oh, i'll just wet the toothbrush and set it back on there. let's see how many dependants should i claim on my irs thing? let's make it five. i'm going to go five. five dedependants. here's the deal, when they're putting a camera up your ass? you can't cheat. you know what i mean? >> jimmy: right. >> you can't be like, i didn't know, hungarian food last night? no, no. you said 24 hours, i don't know, i'm a stickler for details. you can cheat in everything, but not when they're putting a camera up your ass. >> jimmy: yeah. >> then they know everything. >> jimmy: they do. >> yes. >> jimmy: did you cheat? >> no, i didn't cheat. and i was feeling a little depleted. and i was on the gurney. and i was in my gown. and i had the iv in and everything. and the nurse came by with the clipboard and she said, all right, we're about to roll you in to be violated. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> to have your behindment deployed. quote of the year, kids. rolled me in. so, is this your fi

yes i did because he talked about brining the right u.s.ionship back to normal. >> seth: back to normal? to a place you've never been? [ light laughter ] of all the things you can say say is that he's normal. he can't even stand normal. he puffs out his chest like a duck during a mating ritual. [ laughter and applause ] trump is a classic new york weirdo. if he weren't president, he'd be the dude in central park feeding pigeons and naming them after the 1986 new york mets. "i call this one darryl. and this one's mookie. they're my friends." [ laughter and applause ] but this a perfect example of how trump tries to rewrite a narrative in the face of clear cut evidence. he just tells his supporters not to believe that evidence. as he did during that same speech on tuesday, when he told them not to trust what they see on the news. trump was talking specifically about a segment he saw on nbc ab tra tariffs are having on farmers. >> don't believe the crap you see from these people, the fake news. i saw a piece on nbc. it was heart-throbbing. the

beer can crackling chicken -- it's brined, rotisseried, then air-dried like peking duck, then fried.ay, on sawtelle, a kogi truck pulls up, stops, reverses back to the corner. before the awning is even up, there's already a line. hungry people have been waiting in cars or around the corner ever since the twitter announcement 30 minutes ago. >> roy choi: yeah, this is just -- >> anthony: i feel guilty. i'm jumping the line, right? wow. what's the longest line you've ever had at one of these things? >> roy choi: 600. >> anthony: 600 people for one truck? >> roy choi: yeah. >> anthony: the kogi taco -- double-caramelized korean barbecue short rib on fresh corn tortilla, salsa roja, cilantro-onion- lime relish, and a napa cabbage/romaine slaw in a chili-soy vinaigrette. oh yeah. >> roy choi: the, the rep for kogi is that we go everywhere. we go to every single corner of the county and the city. we're not just going to the hip areas. >> anthony: what about fantastically -- what about bel air? can you pull up, like, on a corner in a residential area in bel air? >> roy choi: yeah, yeah. we

dry salt versus brine salt. >> chef: she uses elements i would never use in a dessert and they tasteween a traditional dessert and this i would be very, very, very happy with this, i thought it was delicious. really delicious. >> rene: thank you. who's next? oh! >> chef seven: and so here i have a dish of, um, strawberries and cream. i decided to go out on my bike and see what i could get so all the flowers that are here, the lady let me pick them in her garden. so i have strawberries that are pickled in rose vinegar and a crème fraiche at the base that's been infused with burnt roses and rose pollen. >> rene: can we just clap or? >> anthony: and then that might well end up on the menu? >> rene: no. this is not about putting things on the menu, no. i mean if somebody makes a masterpiece, it's their masterpiece. >> anthony: really? >> rene: yeah, yeah. of course. >> anthony: isn't it your historical imperative as the chef to take his good work and innovation and put it on the menu and take credit for it as your own? i mean that's the way it's been done for centuries. >> rene: this is

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you go through a major realization for anybody who's ever been through it, you will spend years your brinesay one, two, three. i bet it is 515. look at dhs, the thrashing that is going on. eventually it will settle out but you will go through years of thrashing. if it -- will it help you achieve your goals and address the real challenges that we have on our plate? again, i come down to i don't think so. i wouldn't vote in favor of it. and the last thing i want to say is, and i did this come as a public were always very openly talk about our challenges, and we are as we testify before the congress and the our challenges in the space enterprise. and what you've heard about our adversaries catching up to us, getting closer to us technologically, being able to threaten certain assets, all of this is true but it a don't wao leave any doubt in anyone's mind, we are the number one, what are the number one country in space and in every other domain. so don't let all of this discussion of challenges and whatnot ever confuse that point in your mind. we need to do more so we continue to stay had? you

brine your meat.the multi-platinum. multiplatinum band selling over 130 million records worldwide. they're gearing up to release some new music later this year. it is great to have them with us for this glorious party in the park. [ cheers and applause ] a.j., nick, thank you, guys. coming from the studio, big ttg ooutse. here, even that'es amazg.es fans in the world. >> thank you. >> 25 years. 25. >> what's it been like all this time to hav this people? you hear them. >> it's a blessing. >> wroefr whelming at times. >> is it? >> we have some of the best fans in the world. we're so blessed. 25 years. >> that's why we're still here. >> i know from them but what is your favorite one to perform? the favorite song to perform? what's your favorite one? >> the new single. >> the new single right now. >> you knew they were going to say that. >> some new music that resonates that people like, they're enjoying and you get to perform it live in front of a crowd like this, you love it. >> still staying connected

we brine folks who before our eyes hacked election machines. those that are being used in many states. as a former eac commissioner and based on your current role do you agree that it should be prioritized for the states to upgrade their systems based on need rather than based on the size of the population of the state. >> thank you senator for the question, i think there is a decided need for resources across the state and a variety of ways. in the way to prioritize that funding can be done based on the risk-based decision-making. to help inform where the largest areas of risk are. and where to best identify that. can you identify some of the risks that you review and analyze to this need. as we had worked with state and local officials across the country. we've looked at a variety of what i would call paradigms or structures that states use. the election night reporting systems. items like that. certainly had a broader threat profile. but the risk to the actual integrity of the process may be less. identifying those risks. to mitigate them fr

it is important that we control the temperature of the crab going into the brine.will send them there for 35 minutes. these are pretty good. we will go from there into the blast freezer to finish them off. tiff -- to put the final touch on the crab, we will put a sugar water glaze on them to prevent any freezer drying going on. this is going to totally encapsulate that crab with a coat of ice, is what it is. everybody has gotten into their freezer before when you get to the bottom, the kids drop popsicles and it stays there for years. that is the idea behind the sugar water. it does not evaporate fast. it keeps the crab encapsulated. so it doesn't go into freezer burn. they go into bags. the bags get sealed. at that point, we have certain net weights that we are achieving. in this case, i believe it is 30 pounds. being that the crabs have a little bit of a different size to them, you can switch and swap a little bit to get that 30 pounds in your box. as you can see, there's yellow crates that have been pre-wade weighed, it- pre- will go off to the next station. mos

host: brine in plymouth, wisconsin with mona charen on the republican line. good morning.aller: good morning, and thank you for taking my call. the morning, mona. i agree with virtually everything -- your take on modern feminism. i think that is spot on, however, i take issue with your comment on donald trump. when i look at this alleged collusion between russia and donald trump, i don't know what part of trump's agenda really plays into russia's strengths. for instance, donald trump wants to make our manufacturing base strong again. he wants to strengthen our military. he wants to strengthen immigration policies so we know who is coming in. host: let me jump in because you mentioned collusion. i want to put on the table with what mike pence said that there was no collusion, but it is good that russia try to influence the election. do you buy that argument? doesr: absolutely, but so china and other foreign countries. the last point i want to make, remember in the last election, the choice was between donald trump and hillary clinton. that is all i have to say, thank you fo

then there's the departing brine secretary.customs union and the single market to deliver what is in the best interests of the people? will she's topcoat owing to the hard brexiteers? —— she stop kowtowing. she has got to take them on and work in the national interests of all the nations of the uk. the prime minister's proposal for a facility ofa minister's proposal for a facility of a customs arrangement has been called by one senior eu official as the phage of the century. the response of eu negotiators is to see if the proposals are workable and realistic, but i would not hold my breath. the prime minister has again today in her piece in the daily telegraph noted that the uk government prepares to prepare for a no deal. that is simply outrageous. to put the economy and jobs in such peril is a complete failure of leadership. the absolute crisis which has engulfed the conservative party over the last 17 hours is a national embarrassment. as the uk inches closer to the cliff edge scenario we see a government in chaos and a prim