so good apple dumplings especially nice for those new bakers make dumplings with dough made from scratch. now if you want, instead of pouring the butter mixture in the bottom of the pan before you add the dumplings, you can pour the butter mixture over the dumplings right before you pour over the mountain dew. either way works! 2 cans, 10 oz. each, crescent rolls 2 nice sized granny smith apples 1 cup melted butter 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons sugar 1-1/2 teaspoons cinnamon 12 oz. mountain dew preheat oven to 350. mix butter, sugar and cinnamon and put into a 9x13 pan. core and peel apple into 8 wedges, wrap apple slice in crescent carefully covering pinch openings. put butter mixture. pour the soda over the dumplings and minutes. apple dumplings site for my tutorial and ingredient in the great either dried oven set on you want, slice them very thin, not quite 1/4". lay in single layer on sprayed baking sheet if you want sprinkle with cinnamon on one or both sides you like. check after 2 hours or so. store at room temperature in covered container for several months. good for you! apples cont

or chicken and dumplings. >> people think you have to make your dumplings. anybody out there knows, simple recipe! this is so easy. you put the home and work and then it is there. >> and then going for the chicken breast if you want. i always had more and i had chicken thighs because i like the flavor of chicken thighs. >> we bought thighs by mistake and discovered that and made a chicken dish with it. they are much more tender and more flavor. >> anybody, chicken breast will dry out faster and mix them up. mix them up good. get the boneless, skinless. it's the same. and then you put two cans or one big can of cream of chicken soup in a bowl. you add a half can of chicken broth and the other half just water. >> kyle: with you so far. it look like a lot of liquid but it truly is not once you get done with the dish all together. i have a quarter cup of paprika and quarter cup of poultry seasoning and quarter cup of black pepper and sprinkle it on top of it all and and it is to top and that's it. >> kyle: that took a grand total of 55 seconds. >> a couple of mi

[laughs] four pieces of chicken, a half pound of potato salad and three apple dumplings? it's getting a little chilly. why don't you put on your jacket, dear? no, i'm not cold, ma. oh, you need some nice girl to look after you. some nice, old-fashioned girl. oh, i had the most marvelous dream last night. i dreamt that you met the perfect girl. she was blonde and beautiful. she could cook, she could sew and bright. she wore thick glasses. you could see that she was fond of children. and what a sense of humor. well, ma, you can't take dreams too seriously. there she is. that's the girl. isn't she lovely? yeah. cooks, sews and is intelligent. i beg your pardon, miss. but would you tell me where you are from? bridgeport. bridgeport. anthony, did you hear that? may i see your left hand? you aren't married. tell me you aren't married. i can tell you, she's not married. oh, my. do i have an astronaut for you. [ ] are you sure you don't wanna stay for just a few more days, ma? oh, now that you have met jeannie, i feel that i can leave you alone. she'll take very good care of you.

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jan's former boss, the restaurant specialty, remembers that she also made dumplings at the plant in japan and they used to eat them togethduring the rebuilding period. >> translator: delicious. they taste the same as the ones you served in japan. >> the two now separated by an ocean. encouraged each other to do their best in their respective countries. >> five former trainees during his trip. >> translator: everyone is doing well. i was relieved and happy to see their cheerful faces. this journey has made me realize that it's more important to nurture person to person ties than it is to just secure enough human resources. >> parts of northeastern japan still have a long way to go through a full recovery. but he is being supported by human bond, that have strengthened through the disaster. nhk world, beijing. >>> china's rise brought wealth, power and problems. an income gap divides its people, pollution threatens their health and differences over territory strains relations with its neighbors. find out the challenges on newsline. >>> it is time now for a check of the weather. people in so

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for half an hour, now none of her dresses fits her." [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> "diddle diddle dumpling, my son john had three houses, but they be gone." [ laughter ] >> let's see. remember that one? yeah. >> of course you do. "climbed up the water spout. till down the drain came acid rain and washed his guts right out." [ laughter ] >> these are really updated. "old mother fennel went to the kennel to get her poor doggie a check-up. but they mixed up the charts and cut off some parts. now he's only a he from the neck up." and that's-- [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> "jack spratt could eat no fat. his wife, no zucchini. they liked to take off all their clothes and smear on beanie weenie." [ laughter ] >> class stuff. this is class stuff. >> yeah. >> what? >> proud. >> are you? you should be proud. we have a couple more here. "hickory dickory dock. prime time live is at ten o' clock. sawyer's astute, witty and cute, but donaldson looks like spock." sam donaldson. [ laughter ] >> yeah. closing with a big one? >> what? >> closing with a big one? >> up till now i thought so, but-- [ laughter ]

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so papa panda still takes the dumpling. >> very nice. >> it's almost chinese new year.w how that goes. >> food, yes, right. that's it for abc 7 news at 9:00. our next newscast sat 11:00 over on abc 7. >> yes. >> yes. the reunion continues. ♪ it's the michelle meow show, your a to z covering the lgbt, lmnop, and everyone in between. ♪♪ here's michelle meow. here's michelle meow. welcome. thank you so much for joining us tonight, or i should say joining me. i'm michelle meow, your host, and as i've said before, this show is you're a-z covering the lgbt, lmnop, and everyone in between show. i truly, truly believe that with a discussion we have hopes that we'll all be able to accept each other for our similarities and our differences, which is why tonight we have an explosive interview, an interesting interview, i should say. it's mat staver of the liberty counsel, who is the lawyer, the attorney, for kim davis, and for those who don't remember, kim davis is from rowan county. she's the county clerk who went to jail refusing to

oh, well, it-it wasn't my idea was it, dumpling? you know, there are still a few old-fashioned ministers around who would say that, uh... you aren't really married. i suppose there are. and i happen to be one of them. oh, well, reverend... see, reverend snow, one of these days we are... planning... to make it more religious. now, i'm happy to hear you say that, janet. in that case, there's no need to wait. what do you mean? all we need is another witness and we can get on with it. uh, a witness? there are no witnesses at this hour. at 11:30 in the morning? that's the worst possible time. there is absolutely nobody around. ( knocking at door ) i didn't hear that. no. i'm just going to see who's not there. jack... hmm? you and i had better have a little talk. all right? sure. i mean... now, it isn't as though you're getting married for the first time. too true. i just want to see how jack was making out. yeah, okay. he seems to be making out just fine. hello. oh, oh, reverend uh, this is, uh... mr. roper, i'm... it's my pleasure. give

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people are willing to wait hours from everything from dumplings to donuts. athletes will be taking over >> dari: some of the trendiest places in the city are worth waiting in line. >> steve: they want to sample see how it attracts people to come inside. >> this is not stopping dozens of people from standing in line for a milkshake. is it worth it? it? that depends on who you ask. >> i've been waiting to an half hour. >> two and a half hours to get an illegally, candy coated 15-dollar mix show. the sisters came from brazil. >> where spending 75 days here. so let's try it. >> it seems like a decadent indulgent but why wait for this when you could easily get a great milkshake at any one of hundreds of places in new york city. >> we found on the internet, we sought on instagram. >> it's on snapchat. >> everyone's trying it. >> the blacktop shake his latest food to cause a craze on and inspire lines that can go on and on. first there was a crow net then rainbow aigle. bagel. >> i love getting in line. these days these lines make the lines i grew up with a little

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that is what we're using with the chicken and dumplings. >> let's get moving. >> i browned the chicken seasoned with baking salt and put f lour and browned it took it out of the dish to get veggies rolling. we have onions, carrots, potatoes and put more of our salt in. five, six minutes, until the onions are tender. >> onions, potatoes, carrots. >> you can use winter vegetable vegetables, root veggies. once that comes to a sizzle, put some wine. >> second time today we're cooking with wine. >> i always cook with wine. sometimes i drink it. >> that is how it is supposed to go. >> actually the other way around i drink it sometimes i cook with it. ha ha ha. get the crispy bits from the chicken off there, add the chicken. >> you used chicken breasts. >> i like to use a whole chick ten cut up because you have chick eastbound onchicken on the bone you get more flavor. for a hour, let it get happy. when that has been sitting an hour in the oven, make dump lynx. super simple. bisquick. milk. >> whole milk? >> i have whole milk because i have little ones. you can use cream, whatever. >> use the

and it consists of butter nut squash dumplings, life long noodles and prawns and a hong kong sea bass. if you come into the store, purchase one of these items, we donate a dollar to boys and girls clubs of america. jonathan: i love the kung pow chicken. a fantastic dish. this doesn't look like it was hot enough. we need more heat here. but you almost got that butter down. what do you add with that? >> we add garlic. this is all -- jonathan: there's a sizzle. >> these are all aromatic. all the flavor inside the wok. jonathan: it always smells so good. >> wok cooking is on very high heat. like five 500 degree flames. this is hunan salt, chili pepper pods, chili flakes. get the good smell in there. we almost had a wok down. we'll toss in noodles. now we've got food. >> what do you put on the prauns. >> chili pepper pods, garlic, scallion scallions. as well as donating a dollar for come in also go share a chinese new year wish you on social media through #pf changs wish. for every wish, we will donate a dollar. jonathan: i wish i had more time. there are two pf chang's in our area, rookwo

dumplings. the szechuan chicken dish that's about as szechuan as, well, i am.? >> the uptick in tourism after the september 17th announcement, raul and obama, said we decided to make friends again. the surge in tourism and american interests in cuba is like this. you now have an island where every room is for rent because you can make $30 or $40 a day. that's more than a state employee makes in three months. >> there will be wealthy hipsters, women in tiny black dresses drinking ironic rifts on the mojito. lobby of the spanking new "w" hotel with [ bass ] in the background and it's in five years. >> yeah, i would say so. >> will every cuban have an unalienable right to education and health care? >> that's what they're worried about. the last time i was here in 2013, i counted 8 to 10 homeless garbage-eating people in the street. i thought, wow, i've never seen that in cuba. that's something that the old cuba, the socialist cuba that could look after all of its citizens would never have allowed. it's allowing it now. this period we're here in, it's the lull befo

. >> we have dumplings which had also represent wealth. they are the shape of former currency -- look like this? >> yeah, wow. >> and then these are longevity nooldzs served at birthdays. i'm gong to make it for you today this is simple. you have to pour in vegetable oil. i have this, and ginger. scallions -- everybody had the whack you remember that craze, right? >> still in a whack. perfect cooking ewe ten utensil so snow peace mile that cooks up a bit i have sauce with chicken broth -- what's your favorite chinese restaurant this town? >> i can't say too many. [laughter] >> there you go. you know, health cooking is the best way and for the chinese, here so you celebrate. >> get this? >> chinese theater, you get money welcome pooted food, visit people on the in new year. give to all of your friends and relative, family it's like in china the largest peacetime. because trouble all around in >> they get on the train and they go. travel. >> so put the sauce in and lit is sit for a minute or two. fresh egg noodles so they're hot, an viola cu

it's like the old disney movies like herbie and apple dumpling gang. >> reporter: it's like they're catching up on childhood. >> yes. >> reporter: to ease the the girls wear their prar lee dresses until they decide to change on their own. >> and i'm not going to force them to do anything, like their hair, the way they comb their hair, their dresses. everything is happening so fast. >> reporter: on another highway, crossing a different desert, ron and geri rohbock head home to the creek, after five seemingly happy days in california with ron's daughter. but ron and geri notice something odd in sherilyn's behavior. >> she was writing in shorthand. >> reporter: indecipherable scribbles in a kind of cryptic journal. and as they approach the nevada border town of mesquite -- >> she said to me, "oh, we're not stopping in mesquite?" why was she so concerned about not stopping in mesquite? >> reporter: so, at her insistence, they pull off the freeway and drive into this parking lot. >> sherilyn's sitting in the vehicle, okay. she didn't want to get out. so, i walked around to her side of the car, an

she will make chicken and dump dumplings. >> kristen: nothing like a slow cooker. >> lyndsay: amazing. we work weird schedules, we have more time in the evening but i'm sure it is a life-save r. >> kristen: you have to get a good recipe some can taste fake and gross. >> lyndsay: one you trust that it won't overcook or under cook. >> kristen: lori pratt from weight watcher is setting up with heart healthy stuff. that is the thing i always know what she brings in will be healthy but also good. healthy doesn't always taste good. >> lyndsay: no, it does not. >> kristen: she has us covered. >> lyndsay: cool. >> kristen: we'll see you in a few minutes. >>> new search warrants show most of the guns stolen from local firefighters personal vehicles in a recent string of robberies are missing even suspect. investigators say johnny bing was listening to scanners and when firefighters were called to emergencies he would smash car windows, taking electronics and weapons. hit up 14 fire stations in north and south carolina, the charlotte fire chief says stations need to make changes. cameras up and

roaches near a sink and a foo prep table, kitchen, beef, pork, ham, dumpling out have all out of temperature. the dish ever dish machine was not sanitizing. food debris, end crustedmaterials, mold, grease was found on almost everything from ovens to the soda guns. there as evidence of an employee smoking in an food prep area, there was an objectionable odor in the kitchen, that coming coming from this bathroom in the kitchen. it was full standing water and reeked of sewage. here? the owner doesn't want to talk about it. >> no cameras. >> no cameras what? first of all, don't dutch touch -- >> that's assault. camera. >> tonight on the touch my camera. >> jeff: 110 i violations? it's the worst inspection weave seen in a long time. >> janine: we showed those enteriri to eat what was recently found inside. >> i'm going to find somewhere else to go. >> >>>yes we are shocked the state allowed this place to reopen following an ordered cleanup and reinspection and we have passed r findings on to the florida wept of business and professional regular leagues. the good news? you now know what's going on

>> so on the left here, we have some cashage dumplings and stuffed with farmmething i grew up with. glas glazed vegetables and creamy grits this delicious beverage this morning. >> that is what we are here for. we call this peach party liquor on which basically means we have tea and put a bunch of moonshine in it. you are familiar with moonshine? >> it goes down really smooth. >> the problem it goes down too actually, the last time i drank a bunch of this, i got shot withou declared your intention to be a chef when you were 7? >> it is! what is crazy when i told people i want to be a chef, no one wasying chef when i was 7. i don't know where i got that from. i proclaimed to my parents that is what i wanted to do. i think i watched too many pbs time. they supported it and took me to the cia on vacation that year so i could see what being a chef looked like. irst chef i think that could have been a nuclear engineer. you were excepted at m.i.t. and full ride and it had to be difficult to say no and do this. >> it was challenging. my father was an engineer and i think myme to follow tha