introducing emeril lagasse's all new power airfryer 360. the air fryer with quick cook turbo heat technology that fries with air, not oil, giving you delicious, from fat versus deep frying. the airflow racks mean you can cook up to 450% more than a traditional air fryer. airfry steak and fries in 20 minutes. but with 12 cooking presets this is so much more than an air fryer. now it's easy to make delicious healthy, family sized meals including roast and casseroles faster and without all the hassle. one touch to air fry rotisserie chicken, 30 minutes faster, that's crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside. one touch to roast an entire turkey, up to 40% faster. it even converts to a countertop slow cooker for ribs that are slip off the bone tender. air fry pizza in minutes with perfect crust and sizzling hot toppings. one touch to broil, just like your oven. even make toast bagels or six pieces of bread. there's even a bake function for decadent desserts. emeril's power airfryer 360 is the most versatile kitchen tool that you'll

after starting out as a professional chef he worked for emeril lagasse in new orleans and that's wherey featuring house cured meats and other dishs to please any cajun carnivore. chef isaac toops, welcome to "the dish." >> i always want to put this dish on. my restaurant had another pork chop dish which had a riot that a riot. >> it was a giant plate of fried pork chops tochl make the sandwich was a kwib tee essential new orleans dish. i put my own spin on it with my father's pickles and lettuce so you can just bite into it. >> and this is -- >> these are my collard greens, plenty of pork, cornbread, dirty reich, essential i. that's my grandmother's dish and this is absolutely dynamite. in fact, all my parents, aunts and untils fight over them. >> i bet they do. this puppy over here? >> one of our signature cocktails. enjoy. it's never too early to drink in new orleans. >> i have to say, full disclosure, i do know the difference between cajun and creole country. >> congratulations. >> you can date your family back to the 1700s. >> that's right. >> but you say it's not just a lifestyle,

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judy now drives a taxi in northern michigan and loves it. >> i'm emeril lagasse. >> reporter: one ofto say? come on, honey. it's okay. >> reporter: she had raised six children as a refugee from ethiopia, all by herself. and got them all through university with honors working three jobs. well, a lot has happened to her since. >> she is now officially a grandmother of three kids. so she is filled with joy. >> reporter: her son says because of our broadcast the children joined together to help her. >> we also actually helped her buy a house last year. >> reporter: and they got her a new car. >> the progression has been really such a blessing for us because it really brought us together and helped us understand how as a family unit now it's our turn to help her. [ applause ] all the love for your mother out there. she is so shy. she actually wanted her son to do the talking for her. but she is so thankful for what breakfast in bed did for her and her family and tomorrow is the big day. you guys do not want to miss it. emeril is going to surprise this year's breakfast in bed winner. somew

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we can't do the breakfast in bed without emeril lagasse. you know emeril. >> oh, my.'s story. ♪ >> reporter: for terry campbell raising three boys on her own hasn't been easy. >> she's a very loving and caring mother. >> reporter: but mothering is what she does best. even while driving a school bus for 21 years. >> miss campbell, she is like our extra mom to us. >> when we get them they're already in a good mood because she's laughing with them and greeting them and smiles with them. >> she tries to say good morning and put a smile on your face so you have it for the rest of the day. >> reporter: safe transportation of the kids is her priority. but for terry, there's much more to do. >> whether it's their hygiene, their clothes, their shoes, food, whatever it is, you know, she's going to address that issue. >> all the small things that she does, it really warms my heart. >> i think it's just genuine love. she loves her students and wants to make an impact on them. >> she wakes up every single day wanting to make that impact. >> she cares about the kids from start to f