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but their life was pretty much in the basement and there were orders right off the kitchen. it's not others you can preheat and turn off a. >> there was a fireplace with a range on top and according to some of the sources is the second-leading cause in the 1817 reads so that shows you how dangerous. >> we can only imagine. i love how you learn history along the way which is great for a those of us that prefer to learn through the lens of not just food i love how you have actual quotes from the people that have worked and cooked and served. if you want to talk about some of the personalities of the dynamics between presidents and some of the people that served them? >> one is to show how they were compounds in the situations and unwittingly or sometimes consciously they were civil rights advocates. when the african-american civil rights advocates could not get activists to lay out their agenda, they would often go to the cooks and ask the cook to whisper in his ear while they were serving food hoping something would register and the president would move on it. he was the long

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today's kitchen need. >> reporter: kitchen island were designed as a food prep zone but today they areen a focal point. >> kitchen island have been a main stay in kitchen for decade but they have really changed over the last few years. from being just plane, recollect tack lar structures, to actually being almost a kitchen in themselves. >> reporter: randy surreal says kitchens have taken on a new meaning, appearance and functionality. >> whenever you have a dinner party, christmas, or any holiday, you may start outside or you may start in the living room but you end up, in the kitchen and then now, predominantly you are hanging around the island. >> reporter: the size, features of island is today are limited only by size of the room. some people are tearing out walls to create more room for larger islands. >> really dream big about what you might want to do with that island and talk to your contractor because you can have a stove, you can have a sink, you can have all kind of things as part of that island. >> reporter: elaborate islands are one of the main reasons dining rooms are dis

so next up is the kitchen. to save a little money, where we can -- where we consideration right? and she has some ideas to help you out. >> because the kitchen can be expensive. we know, jen, help us out. >> reporter: yes, the kitchen can be expensive. we're here with michelle, from your design company. good morning. >> good morning. >> so i love your team has said you hated your kitchen? so let's show people what you hated. okay? >> so this is the before picture. the one thing that stands out is you had said it was just -- you've been here couple of years and you have three kids, it was used? >> twelve years, 12 years of hard abuse. so it was starting to show signs of wear. >> and the other thing that i had heard, you hated this floor, but you weren't going to get rid of the floor. >> exactly, so i had to figure out what coy do to make this kitchen updated, and look good with the floor. >> okay. you had a week to do it. >> did i. >> let's start with the cabinets. >> sure. >> those are the same cabinet, just ha

mind the other kitchen is to flights down. -- two flights down. here, you would have come in and serve the gas. we are standing in a courtyard that was committed from the view of the dining room. what you're seeing here is debtor's prison. originally there would have been two windows into a larger room similar to the one we are about to walk into for the general population. colonial justice was very swift. you go to jail, held there into -- until the judge can see you and in four to six weeks he would come from a colonial outpost and try you. essentially that day, you were proven guilty or innocent. however, if you owed money or have been fined for public drunkenness, you would be held in an outdoor cell. the purpose was for people to come visit you and rent your labor. if you owed money, your family can't pay your debt. you can rent your labor to a farmer to plow their fields, and the money they pay you goes to the shares to go towards your debt. as you work off your debt, you are eventually freed. behind this area is the larger building. the lef

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what we are about to walk into is the jailers quarters that then became his kitchen. the original lot is still here and functional from 1739. we have the replica here. the original is inside the house. we don't want to use it because we love to make sure it continues being functional. originally this was the jailers quarters, about the same size as the great hall inside the house. he would have lived here with his family, possibly a wife and children. that was pretty typical. you were either not doing so well or wealthy, so it was not uncommon for families to live in rooms no bigger than this. this was the original hearth used to cook their meals. later on, it is here that can accommodate two cooks who will live and work here and use the space as a kitchen. during the revolutionary war, he is essentially a loyalist. he has connections to the crown. he is working for the crown. that's where his alliances are. a lot of the wealthy planters in the area showed that line as long as possible between being part of the cause and fighting with the english because there is mone

have a test kitchen?hen i started spago, and i looked what is out there, i said, you know what? i am going to be like armani. i did dinner for a fashion show. i said he not only has upscale haute couture clothing, but he has perfumes, licensing, he has all of these different things. it's a complex business. i said, you know, maybe i can base my restaurant concept on that, too. we started with upscale restaurants. then we also started to have middle of the road restaurants and not too expensive restaurants, but still very good. restaurants in the airport. then i started to make frozen pizza and soup in the supermarket. also we have appliances and cookware that we sell on hsn and in different stores around the country. haslinda: let's talk about the frozen pizza. you have someone to credit for that idea. johnny carson was a regular at your restaurant. he used to buy what, 10, 20 boxes of pizza? you wondered what he was doing with them. wolfgang: johnny used to come to our restaurant all the time. he was wit

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they're taught by the hotel chef when the kitchen isn't too busy. chicken curry is a classic sri lankan dish. the chef demonstrates and coaches the students. the curry is almost done when the atmosphere in the kitchen suddenly becomes tense. the head chef has arrived. 828-year-old publis silva is a world famous name in sri lankanlankanc cuisine. he's going to do a taste test and compare the food prepared by the students. his advise comd kries comes as . coconut milk is almost always included in recipes. by telling them to ignore the basics he aims to convey an important message. adding coconut milk to all curries make everything taste the same. he believes over adhering to tradition hampers the potential for growth. despite being over 80 years old, he continues to pursue innovation in sri lankan cuisine. >> i've been working for this hotel for 61 years. i've only finished four years of elementary school. i can barely speak english, but i've won recognition throughout the world. i hope that studying sri lankan food culture will enable students to spr

not that kitchen expansion; right? and what would you do in other words, why not accommodate that. >> earlier they mentioned that and we said if we can't build the fourth floor planning are not let us have a fourth floor parapet so we desperately need that area to be able to make it a living unit. >> okay. >> i mean, i see that what about at the deck. >> in the back the third floor because we rematched the whole areas of the pop out we've lost the survey from the upper unit so the upper unit has the decks to the usable open space so the detection on the third floor is basically, the only give and take off public space for the outdoor area. >> right. >> thank you i mean thanks i mean, i generally am supportive of the project this kitchen is 12 and a half feet from the property line or through buzz i get the concerns the neighbors not want to push the fourth floor you will and lose the setback on the center the it is important in every neighborhood to minimize the massing the building so you know, i don't think we can do

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what where national kitchens? they were dining schemes run locally. and they were run locally, voluntary efforts a lot of the time. but when the state sponsors them, they become sort of nationalised, run by the state on a line of price control, but also nutritious eating. so it's cheap food and healthy food. thanks very much indeed. let's have a quick chat to those who are putting together these meals for a very low price. natalie, you are from the realjunk food project in liverpool. how do you do it and what kind of budget are you working with them? the food that we're going to be serving this evening, will have come together for the equivalent of £2.79 in modern money. so the way that we get our food is that we intercept stuff that would otherwise have been thrown away and gone to landfill and we use the authentic menus of the time. what kind of ingredients are you working with to do that? the food we've intercepted is sausage and party and some vegetables. we're going to make some stews. we have a 1916 trench cake, rice pudding and honey cake. what

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focused on diet kitchens, once you are running a diet kitchen and you are cooking for soldiers, the next step is to get involved in patient care so there was a tremendous amount of hands-on patient care . considering women were less likely than union nurses to do things like wound dressing and stuff like that, as they gain more experience and more confidence, many of them stepped into those roles doing more medical tasks but early on, they really were, they were providing emotional care in a lot of ways. will care, there's a stroke of the female nurse washing someone's brow and holding their hands in writing letters for them and it seems real those kindof tasks were tremendouslyimportant. those things reduced mortality rates, those things made them feel better about themselves. also, cooking food that men could eat was something women could do and women had more experience with . >> . >> wealthy women. there were some poor working-class white women who nursed. they had the tendency to do because they needed the money, whereas the women who are truly dedicated as civil war nurses in

save up to 20% at the ikea kitchen event.k, everyone, 6:25 saturday morning, where was this stuff in january and february, right? look at the highs, 38 degrees down the shore. windchills in the 20s. if you're heading north, 24 is the high, windchills in the single digits all day long. over the next week to ten days we'll see quick-hitting cold shots. there's a lot of cold air starting to build across canada. the arctic reservoir beginning to fill. the overall weather pattern is still like this, that's mild pacific air racing across the country. there's enough cold up here, we'll see cold shots move in from two to three days at a time. the pacific jet will hit it and push it back into canada. we'll warm up for two or three days. another cold shot comes in at the end of the next week and the pacific jet will push that into the provinces of canada, as well. we'll call it transient over the next two weeks. >> the flyers play the capitols in washington. the sixers tip off in detroit. a newcomer led to the sixers winning on the hom

of them ran the laundries, they focused more on diet kitchens. once you're cooking for soldiers, really the next step is to get involved in patient care. there was a tremendous amount of hands-on patient care. confederate women were less likely than union nurses to do things like wound dressing and stuff like that. as they gained more experience and more confidence, many of them stepped into those roles, doing more medical tasks. but early on they really were, they were providing emotional care in a lot of ways. they were providing physical care. there's this trope to have the female nurse washing someone's brow and holding men's hands and writing letters for them, and it seems triy'all, but those kinds -- trivial with, but those kinds of tasks were tremendously important, really reduced mortality because those things made men feel better about themselves, right? also cooking food that men could eat was something that women could do and women had more experience with because they had more experience with food. and when you have sick, wounded men

in some spanish cooking clubs the traditional rule is no women in the kitchen.ut not everyone agrees. this woman says it's sexist and misogynistic. but more about that later. nesrin escaped the conflict in syria and is now safely in turkey, where she recently got married. but this was far from a fairy-tale happy ending. she's only a teenager and her family is destitute. so when she arrived in turkey, to support her family, she was married off to an older abusive man in return for money. in other words she was sold. our reporter in turkey has been to meet nesrin, and has found out that she is just one of many young syrian refugee women in this terrible position. >> 16-year-old nesrin had to flee from her violent turkish husband. now the young woman and her baby are back in safety, in emergency housing with her parents and siblings. nesrin's family comes from syria. a family friend, imam abdurrahim celik is present. otherwise the shy, frightened girl wouldn't speak with us. >> my husband threw me and the baby out on the street. my father-in-law beat me and the chi

. >> kitchen staff: yes chef!thony: noma is the place where rene redzepi pretty much changed the whole world of gastronomy. >> rene: let's go. >> anthony: for three years in a row, it was named the world's best restaurant by a jury of chefs and food writers who presumably know such things. >> rene: come on with those two. they're sitting waiting. come on. >> noma cook: nordic coconuts. also at the same time, this little bouquet of flowers. >> alessandro: a danish coconut. cheers to that. >> anthony: and so the question, how does this nice, down to earth guy rise to the top of the food world, all while presenting things that no one could possibly think would taste that good? >> alessandro: let's have a bite of flowers. >> anthony: oh, man. >> alessandro: they're delicious. >> anthony: i'm not sure, but that's what i'm here to find out. >> rene: did you add the moss? >> anthony: we know that noma has been said to be the world's best. >> noma cook: this is a dish that takes twenty man-hours of work a day. >> anthony:

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what i see is a kitchen that's got kitchen equipment that's missing. being asked to partner with people that don't know their numbers. it scares me. i mean, i hope you can appreciate that. how much ice cream do you buy a year? -mike: are you gonna add it up? -paul: yeah. mike: okay. 'cause i got the sheet. lemonis: the place is called farrell's ice cream parlour. you should probably know how much ice cream you sell. mike: paul was handling the number stuff. "trust, but verify" is what ronald reagan said. i trusted, but i didn't verify, and it's pulling this damn company down. lemonis: in order to be a leader, you don't blame people. you solve problems. take some ownership of your issues. when i think about making an investment, i think about investing in hard assets. -mike: mm-hmm. -lemonis: in this case, there's no cash flow, there's no real assets, and so the only thing that's really left is, "what is the farrell's brand worth?" mike: okay. lemonis: so i have interest in investing in two things -- the trademark and the locations themselves so i can i