too lumpy, too runny, too thick, how do you fix it? get the lumps out by using this.dip it out. >> that's smart. >> good idea. >> broth, wine, or water will thin out thick gravy. may need to season it up a little bit more. >> people like it a little bit thicker. >> you're going to make a rue, melted but the we are flour. nice and thick, make yourself a paste and add in there -- >> one of the other panic attacks, roasting rack, do you have one? did you lend it out and not get it back? just a word, our own person has a fix for it. >> you have your roasting pan, and then like you said, somehow you don't have the rack, and it is important, it helps the turkey cook evenly and baste it easier. i'm going to show you thousand make a roasting rack with the foil. really long strip. if you could pull that will for us. >> oh really, really long. >> now you're just going to roll it like a snake. >> like this? >> yeah. >> oh, i got it, you're making a coil. >> exactly. >> does matter if shiny is that -- >> does not matter. >> now we're going to take it and coil it. >> okay. >> ther

it's going to be lumpy as they figure out this transition. would not bet against necessarily bob iger. while they figure it out, it will be a lumpy trade. >> interesting the stock is not moving so much on the call. >> i think that is a testament to it's already in the name. all the bad news and worry are already in the name. with the skinny bundle, the shocker would be the most unconsensus thing, they are going to make larger margins on the skinny bundle than they would be as far as getting hurt by the core bundle. >>> both china and the u.s. may be in rally mode. could the good news be derailed by tomorrow's jobs report? >> big earnings and big moves tonight. all the trades on all the big after-hours action. >>> welcome back to "fast money." china is officially back in a bull market. cnbc's seema is back at headquarters. >> if you look at the economic data, it's still bad. manufacturing is slowing down. not to mention growth. deflation is a big concern. we've seen this massive accumulation of debt. there is an underlying thought of investors

it stays a little lumpy -- it does not smooth out like a cake recipe. you put diced apples in at the end. keep the knife and chunky. it keeps them moist as well. if you are doing this, you can this recipe calls for a whole one, which will do a 9x13 pan, nice and deep. pour it in, spread it out, put it in the oven at 350 for about 45 minutes. it is a great go-two recipe. the last minute, if you have not made enough pies, this is something you can pull out and have. it works great as a hostess gifts, also great for brunch and breakfast. adam: do you like anything on top of it? diane: maple syrup, honey, with screen, but it is not needed. this is my mother' s goto recipe, when she needed something to say to the neighbors, this is what she made up. adam: it is a bumper crop for apples this year. diane: we are getting near the end. the farm stand close of the day before thanksgiving, so we are open another week. we have a lot of wash available to get ready for thanksgiving. well. diane: it is, fresh pressed apple cider, we do not pasteurize it. everybody can

invent a shark-shaped wet suit, when a shark sees you in the ocean, they will say good job on that lumpyn, i am going to snack on some seals, that what i, you won't end up like this, ah! it was in 3-d, that really happened, topic 5. cats don't like change, sometimes they lash out, that is what i assume happened when this family, when their cat, report all angry ninja during the holidays. kennedy: that is an impressive amount of gile for no reason, maybe a back story maybe that cat is having flash backs to time it had to hang on for life. i'm going to kill grandpa when wieland thi -- we, land this thing, see go ahead tweet me at kennedy nation, and instagram, and hash tag topical storm, do it, coming up, the panel returns, massachusets dumps k07 common core. you won't believe why a university stopped their yoga classes. hint has to do with really stupid political correctness and morons, stay here. ♪ kennedy: i love that josh. stone able, also, part of evils of death metal, they just talked about what that band that been through. lost one of the most lib states, massachusets. scurtele pare

the reason most people's gravy is lumpy is flour. it loves to hang out with salt. you have to separate it so it can evenly spread into the gravy. if you put the flour in liquid, it'll hang out and create the lumps. to stop that, i have some of the fat we swimkimmed off the top of the pan drippings. i'll add in flour. equal part fat, equal part flour. if you don't have fat, use butter. a tablespoon. then a tablespoon of flour. >> you have to have it thicken, right? >> flour is the thickening agent. cornstarch can make things gummy if you go overboard with the water and corncornstarch. >> how do you get it to the smooth? >> the smooth part comes when you add the flour and whisk like crazy. this is something you don't dump, stir and walk away. whisk like crazy. then to this base. after you cook the flour flavor out, you'll add in the turkey stock. that's when you create your gravy. >> final step? >> now, the final step, if you literally have done everything you can to whisk that flour and still have lumps, girlfriend, use the sieve. >> sounds like what i would do. >>

it will be a little lumpy which is ok. you want to put it in your waffle maker. this one makes for waffles. he just place that mixture in their bank, -- in there, spread it out so they are nice and even, and put the top on said they can cook. once those are finished, you take your finished waffle, put a little bit of softened cream cheese on one half. alyx: beautiful. chef andrew: i am going to cut this now. we will take some of our cranberry sauce. we are going to take some of our cook turkey from thanksgiving and put that on top. we are going to add some baby arugula with some fresh lemon. it is one of my favorites. it has a nice peppery bite to it. take those greens and put them on top. then we will put the top piece of waffle. alyx: beautiful. chef andrew: a little powdered sugar. it is your thanksgiving version alyx: coming up next week, we are helping prepare for the you can do when they told me that i was diagnosed with cancer, all i could think of was my kids and that i didn't want to leave them. i beat cancer, but it is still scary. now i have a pre-exis

. >> can you walk us through any expected lumpiness in terms of business?ing to start having to price commercial projects, i would imagine because of the longer buildout time frame with the itc step down. how will that pull forward business and make the rest of the year lumpier? >> utility and residentials. utility is two-three year cycle. residential short cycle. it's impacted utility. we are going to see a land rush in 2016. i think the important thing is to capitalize on that. commercial we can offer a proposition to our customers to make them do business 16 and 17 because we can look ahead and make the economics work better. residential, we'll see. we have several quarters to deal with that. what it does though it gives us a strong market '16 so we can invest and be prepared in other parts of the world. we are an international company, as well. so we don't have to be dependent on america. >> when you look at what's happening in the space and there is a need to raise cash, doesn't that put a lot of pressure on assets similar to the ones that you are buil

. >> jimmy: itit weird the bald cap works because you think it would be lumpy because you have hair and hair -- >> but it was way more than a bald cap. it was like a cgi experiment. we had like little dots and trackers. i think there wass woman who also had a bald head that was brought in to kind of also film some of my sequences. >> jimmy: you had a stunt head. >> i had a stunt head. it was incredible. >> jimmy: she had to shave her head. >> i think she alreadyy had a shaveded head, i'm hoping. >> jimmy: i don't know. you know. stunt heads, they have to do that sort of thing for work. >> it's a good thing as woman to shave your head. i had done it twice before. i remember when we were getting ready to do ""ckingjay part 2," all right, what do you want me to do? you know, i think it's going to be out of sequence, over ten months. >> jimmy: it seems like it was it would be freeing to not have to worry about hair at all. >> yeah. unless it's winter, when it's not very freeing. >> jimmy: and then you can wear cute hats and bonnets or what not, whatever women wear. >> bonnet. you can wear a

. >> now, look, he can write it off to maybe he had a lumpy mattress this turkey that night or lost hisething like that, if you look back, he has a history. after james foley was beheaded, he comes down in golf attire. that prayer breakfast, he talked about before you get on your high horse. that was after a bunch of egyptian christians have been masacred. it's weird that he doesn't -- >> he disengaged. doesn't feel it. doesn't see the urgency. and he's going out the same way. he's not going to change, i don't believe. although, next week, when holland comes over here, there's going to be some kind of tweak in this crazy thing. >> all right. there they are. >> i like adrian better than gusto. >> factor tip of the day, waters getting too big for his hair. that's it moments away. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend

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the business is lumpy.d a real good boost with the world cup in brazil, occasionally, there's a boost with apple downloading the various ios over various devices. i don't know that it's cyclical. i think it's a secular growth business, it's just appetite for data, but it is lumpy with tough compares. in the meantime, 56% of the business these days is not the content delivery network. >> right. >> but particularly security growing very fast. >> how much do you think the stock is up 12 months from now? >> 12 months from now, i think the stock is up 20-30%. >> wow. >> i think the risk of the name is probably limited 5-10. >> paul, tell us, there's two others on the list that you're sticking with, one is facebook. you mentioned that earlier when you were talking about yahoo! and 12 months from now, where is that stock? >> 20. >> another 20%? >> pardon? >> yes. i do think there's upside. what's happened in the most recent quarter, as you've seen, is that their lead, which you don't think between one, two, three,

can all agree on what they don't like, but then when they try to act collectively, it gets a little lumpy. they're pursuing their own self-interest and it's hard for them to gather around one set of ideas. in the end, they want debates, everybody who's not at the top of the pack. >> what do you make of jeb bush's campaign, just the fact that you have a slogan that says "jeb can fix it, "what message does that send to his supporters? >> he's trying to send the message that he's a reformer who fixed things in florida. unfortunately, in the social media world, your slogans are not your own and they can take on their own life. so people are saying he's referring to his own campaign. the route to success for jeb bush, if there is one, is that he's a scrappy comeback fighter and that he looked like he was dead and in gone and fought his way back to the top. that's the route for him. whether he can actually do that, though, in this crowded field, and whether he can get past marco rubio who is in that lane, he needs to get past rubio first, and marco rubio is looking very solid right now. >> so w

collectively it gets a little lumpy. it's hard for them all to gather around one set of ideas. in the end they do want to have debates, particularly everybody who's not at the top of the pack. >> what do you make of jeb bush's campaign? just the fact that you now have a slogan that says jeb can fix it, what message does that send? >> he's trying to send a message that he can fix it because he was a reformer in florida. people are saying that he's referring to his own campaign. though the route to success for jeb bush, if there is one, is that he's a scrappy comeback fighter. that's the route for him. whether he can actually do that though in this crowded field and get past marco rubio, he needs and marco rubio is looking very solid right now. >> what's behind the ben carson phenomenon? support has tripped since july and he is the first republican to top 50% when voters first and second choices are combined. >> what's behind it is he's not a washington politician. he speaks plainly and voters like that, so he's not a part of the system they don't like. also, he's a likable perso

can all agree on what they don't like, but wen then within they act collectively, it gets a little lumpy, so they're all pursuing their own interest. it's hard to gather around one set of ideas, in the end, they do want to have debates, particularly every other, everybody not at the top of the pack. >> what do you make of jeb bush's campaign, what message does that send to his supporters? >> well, he's trying to send a message, he's a reporter that fixed this i think so in florida. unfortunately in the slogan world, your comments are not your own. people are saying he's referring to his own campaign. though the route to success for jeb bush, if there is one, is that he's a scrappy comeback fighter and that he looked like he was dead and gone and then fought his way back to the top. that's the route for him. whether he can do that and get past marco rubio, he needs to get past him first, marco rubio is looking solid right now. >> what's behind the ben carson phenomenon? walter german notes, support forecarson tripled since july. he's the first republican to top 50% in voters 1st and 2nd c

global growth and it is not, perhaps in more traditional cycles -- it is going to take more time and be lumpyanna: we were talking with jon ferro about the central bank debates. topline inflation numbers and which to emphasize. the bank of england has talked in january we will start to see the year on year falls drop out. it is difficult to look at a picture of inflation without oil. even if you took out the oil that is sold, it gets in through secondary sectors into oil prices. simon: second order effects you are seeing in the u.k. with cpi. prices prices, clothing come a lot of the import prices where transport is a component. it is spreading. the longer we have that lower-priced the board spreads into different markets, second order markets. in terms of the bank of england, it's previous inflation report in august has oil bouncing back to $80 per barrel. its most recent report, $56 per barrel. really, i think, it is those second order effects and how long they prevail through the supply chain that will determine the ability of central banks. with things to do with inflation, it is sometime

it is lumpy and it happens and a handful of cities.e number two most important city as far as luxury sales are concerned locally. paris is probably close to as bad as disruption in hong kong. scarlet: good point. after 9/11, people in the u.s. were urged to shop to keep the economy strong. spending was tied to patriotism. do you see that happening in europe and france specifically? wonder if it when it comes to luxury goods, we need to recognize that a lot of the support to luxury goods sales, especially by european sales in europe, has come from to rest and emerging-market tourists and chinese tourists. be ank this is going to bit less relevant than in the case of the mass-market retailers that can be supported by domestic demand. it is important to ascertain what happens to emerging-market tourists and tourists in general creating aurope significant wave of demand for luxury good companies. one look at the statistics -- scarlet: go ahead. luca: when we look at the statistics going forward, we see there are a number of reasons and sha

it's lumpy. so i think up 10% or 12%, i'd love to see it happen, but i don't see how it will. >> all right. dusch yo curb your enthusiasm. thank you for weighing in. >> sara, watch out for his hand, man. >> i would never hit you. >> i have to ask you, what is the difference between when the hands go backwards like this are or the hands go forward like that? is there a signal there? >> this is the more polish indicator when forward. >> i've been trying to decode it. >> kenny, thank you. let's turn to gold. there you see prices. down another $20 an ounce today, that's almost 2%. todd colvin is with us. what do you think, is this dollar related or something more searching and deep? >> well, i think if you look at gold trade action since the fed meeting last week, that's really been more where it started. the fed being much more hawkish and kind of mentioning the potential for that rate hike in december. but if you look across the flooroff at those ten year yields, they have kept up to more attractiv

very important, but a lot less spending is done -- it's much more lumpy.he guys like palo alto and imperva protecting the applications and access to the applications are seeing the majority of the spend. we don't think there is a spending bubble or an overspend. we think just more of the money is going to different kareas. why given that and some of your competitors also writing that given their own checks, palo alto seems to be a winner out of this according to an october survey. i'm wondering where you think you should put your money if you want to invest in cyber security. >> well, the four names that we're -- have buy ratings on, palo alto networks, we like proofpoint, we like imperva networks andracuda networks. those are the four names that we think will get the majority of the spend going forward. >> great to speak with you. thanks for your time. and you won't want to miss jim cramer's interview with david dewalt on "mad money" tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. dave has a lot of questions to answer. >> he sure does. thanks a lot. time now for our s

the reason most people's gravy is lumpy is flour. it loves to hang out with salt.gravy. if you put the flour in liquid, it'll hang out and create the lumps. to stop that, i have some of the fat we swkimmed off the top of the pan drippings. i'll add in flour. equal part fat, equal part flour. if you don't have fat, use butter. a tablespoon. then a tablespoon of flour. >> you have to have it thicken, right? >> flour is the thickening agent. cornstarch can make things gummy if you go overboard with the water and corncornstarch. >> how do you get it to the smooth? >> the smooth part comes when you add the flour and whisk like crazy. this is something you don't dump, stir and walk away. whisk like crazy. then to this base. after you cook the flour flavor out, you'll add in the turkey stock. that's when you create your gravy. >> final step? >> now, the final step, if you literally have done everything you can to whisk that flour and still have lumps, girlfriend, use the sieve. >> sounds like what i would do. >> it works. one thing not to do, don't use a blender. that's j

so it really is this tale of a lumpy consumer, which is recovering but being very picky about where they're. companies like northrop grumman, raytheon and especially northrop on this idea that governments may step up to fight isis. >> you go to best buy, you go to the places that in the 1990s and taking over all the strip malls in america and getting bigger and bigger and bigger, this is the u.s. economy. they wiped out hometown usa stores. they came in and got wiped out by the internet and it just keeps rolling on. >> you want a great index how to read the american economy? go by home depot parking lots. if they're full, things are going better, if they're empty, things are going down. >> if that's the test, things are booming. and also in utah, home depots are always filled in utah. >> everything works in utah? >> everything works in utah. well governed state. >> we need to borrow some of that in connecticut. coming up next, as we again face the question of sending more troops to the middle east, one man's story is a reminder of what exactly is at stake. retired army general florent grobe

>> surprisingly lumpy. >> do you push it or no? >> yeah. you got to push the cooking part is here.> nine minutes. this is why. don't think you could produce more than 1,000 calories a day. if you limited yourself to an easy bake diet you could be -- >> we're going to find out. come back at the end and find out whose cookie came out better? >> ed or anna? >> anna. >> you're going down, ed henry. >> that's what we know. james, you're a genius and innovator. thank you. we'll see you at the end of the program. >> here's what's coming up. a poetic tribute to our veterans is going viral. >> was not the politicians with their compromises and ploys, who won for us the freedom that our country now enjoys. >> the voice behind that poem, tony joins us live. >> clips from donald trump on "snl." did it measure up to the hype? former cast member from "saturday night live" now has a radio show in new york and around the country, joe piscopo is here to weigh in next. joe. ♪ born in the usa ♪ i was born in the usa is ♪ i was born in the usa joe. ♪ born in the usa . . . . . >>> you're a racist. >> w