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fried rice. >> now 18 or older restriction is that just for the person doing the be the chef you canr family and kids. >> sure. any additional guests say you have more than four your family, $35 for each guest. >> that is not bad at all. when you graduate i understand you get somethings you walk away with a certificate. >> yep then you get a benny hanna hat. >> yeah, that is nice and what are some other things that kids can participate in. >> they have a nice kids kabuki club. they can sign up, bring here, then sign up do online and what they do, they receive the post card through the mail and bring it here for their birthday and then get a free mug. with their meal they can collect every year. >> you said you just took a drink in here is this a japanese thing. >> mm-hmm. >> i have never seen these but there are multiple characterses to collect that is cool for the kids. >> now chef, i want to ask you a question when you are coming out with your little cart you are putting on a show, right. >> we are the person we make for the guests we have to make everything -- i mean, make them fe

teriyaki marinated chicken strips, garlic roasted edamame, vegetable fried rice and fortune cookies. >> because this involved the first daughters, school and the cultural issue, there was a lot of comments on our facebook fan page. some from both sides of the aisle weren't very nice. >> here's a sample. facebook friends had to say this. scott believes some groups would be matching in the streets and howling to the tv cameras if a lesser insensitivity was shown to them. they will and should ignore the limousine liberals who run and send their children to sidwell friends. >> maurice says i'm not only a veteran but i was stationed in japan for three years. trying to link a school menu with the attack on pearl harbor says this world war ii veteran is ridiculous. i've worked with japanese men and women who worked for us after the war and they were not sour about something that happened at the time 50 odd years before. >> listen to this one from betsy. she wonders why we even covered the story in the first place. i nominate this story about sidwell friends serving asian food on pearl harbo

. >> risotto is probably the primary use of rice and we also like to eat stir fries and rice pudding. >> eating rice could potentially expose women like smith and their unborn babies to levels of arsenic. researchers at dartmouth medical school looked at 229 pregnant women who ate half a cup of rice on average. >> women who reported eating rice had higher arsenic concentrations in their urine than women who did not report eating rice. >> arsenic made news last week when a "consumer reports" study revealed unsafe levels of arsenic and lead in some apple and group juices. >> arsenic occurs in water, air, food, soil naturally in the environment. high levels of arsenic can be dangerous. arsenic has been associated with low birthweight, higher rates of infant death and increased cancer risk but experts emphasize those are not the levels we're talking about here. >> we're not recommending that people stop eating rice. we just need to monitor the amount of arsenic that's in our rice. >> reporter: this expect act mom isn't too concerned. >> for years, people have been eating rice and they hav

. >> rosotto is the primary rice and we also like to eat stir fries and rice pudding. >> eating ricecould potentially expose women and their unborn babies to levels of arsenic. researchers at medical school looked at 229 pregnant women who ate about half a cup of rice a day on average. >> women who reported eating rice have higher arsenic concentrations. >> the more rice the women consumed the higher the levels. arsenic made news last week when a consumer report study revealed unsafe levels of arsenic and lead in some brands of apple and grape juice. arsenic occurs naturally in the environment, in water, air, food, and soil. but high levels of exposure can be dangerous. arsenic has been associated with low birth weight, higher rates of infant death and increased cancer risk. experts emphasize those are not the levels we're talking about here. >> we're not recommending that people stop eating rice. we just need to monitor the amount of arsenic that is in our rice. >> this expected mom actually isn't too concerned. >> millions of years people have been eating rice and they haven't gott

rice. the new studies raising more concerns about the arsenic in foods and the potential risk for the pregnant women. we also like to eat stir fries>> now, they show that it could potentially increase women for the unborn babies. the researchers looked at 229 pregnant women eating half a cup of rice per day on average. they reveal that arsenic and lead and some apple and grape juices. just water. >> we are not recommending that people will stop eating rice. we just need to monitor the amount that is in our rice. >> how did it get there in the first place? it could be contaminated with the natural occurring chemical and rice is more efficient than other crops in absorbing it. one other reason, arsenic was used for the pesticides on the cotton lands in the south that are now used to grow rice. and the california rice commission says that there are no reported health problems, maintains that the u.s. rice is safe for you and wholesome and this expectant mom seems to agree. cbs5, health watch. >>> 80% of the rice grown in the u.s. is grown in southern states for the 2007 study finding levels of arsenic in rice grown in the south was 4

rice, pigeon peas. other items on the menu, shrimp glazed with citrus. that base is made from a mash of fried plantains. nuggets of ham and garlic. it's sweet, starchy comfort. there's a terrific stew of scallops and shrimp. it swells with flavor. now that's an all purpose puerto rico an seasoning made from finely chopped onions, peppers. spoon below the seafood and beans and there's a layer of scalloped potatoes. you don't have to love puerto rico food to like it. it's sold with golden fingers of fried ukra. i'm giving them two and a half stars, a good to excellent rating. >> you can find the complete reviews in the washington post this weekend. check out www.nbcwashington.com for more. >>> mass avenue about 3:15, a jogger coming by with no shirt on. >> man or female? >> male. >> okay. >> was it doug? is that what you are about to tell us? >> no. >> it wasn't that nice today. it was nice, but come on. >> you need to work up a sweat. >> i just saw something else. i stepped outside and saw a snow blower in the back of our studios here. i thought you better put that thing away. there's no snow

fried it. >> jimmy: i know that it happened, but what was it? >> i'll explain it to. >> jimmy: what went in where? >> wild rice >> and when that moisture comes in contact with the hot oil, it literally explodes. i mean, look at that. >> jimmy: what kind of oil? can i do this at home? >> this is actually grape seed, which is really good. it's got a nice high smoking temperature. and it's a neutral oil, it doesn't have a lot of flavor. so, basically once we've puffed the wild rice. >> jimmy: yes. >> like this. >> jimmy: yes. >> we go ahead and make the rice crispy. >> jimmy: let's do it. >> what we're going to do is use sugar as like an adhesive to kind of like bind the rice together so we can form these nice and compressed tablets. >> jimmy: love it. tablet. >> and then we're going to something -- we're gonna do something really fun. >> jimmy: you're gonna be like weirdest dad. hey kids, bring your tablets to school. >> who doesn't love a big tablet? so, what i've done is actually puffed the wild rice. i measured it out with this scale here, which can be used measuring out everything. this one's actually pretty