so, the used a lot of mustard gas and a lot of those mustard gas shells, by the way, are still out there in the woods. the british fellow who walked the whole length of the western front and wrote a book about it, his photographer was out there in the bush, in the brush. he fell through a kind of crust into a nest, a storage stockpile of mustard gas and basically was permanently incapacitated. a caller earlier mentioned the art of the war. you figure the great new portraitist, sergeant, it's called gast. it's a large canvas that has been put in various exhibits over the last couple of years and it shows british soldiers in a long line, each one supporting the other one. i don't know if you can get it up on the screen, but it's an amazing picture, i think. some of those documentary films, you see that same thing. the caller mentioned the role of one african american servicemen. let's watch this. [video clip] >> freddy was an african-american soldier from south carolina who served in the 93rd division, a unique division . serving strictly under the french during the war. there were 200,000

now that is bad enough but of course if you breathe that mustard gas in? now those must -- nasty big pus filled blisters are on your lungs and what happens is overtime they continue to grow they fill your lungs with fluid and you drowned. but the minute that you come out with that? the allies of course come out with a new -- gas mask, the americans basically making their masks based upon this and it will protect you against mustard. unlike the modern gas mask it is not airtight. so, their skin, having some mustard gas to get in how it works just an idea of how nasty this is you have to use this clip to keep your nose closed, and you have to breathe in and out of this tube. okay? now, i hate snorkeling. after a couple of minutes my jaw starts to hurt. mustard is persistent so you will have the snorkel between your teeth for 3-4 hours. it will severely restrict your vision, but at least keep you from dying. and until the end of the war basically now that you have had a defense against the gas it becomes more of a harassment, a way of neutralizing some of the

-alexa: mustard. -lemonis: mustard seed? -alexa: yes.onis: i mean, honestly, the smell is really strong in here of spices, but they're making marshmallows with onions and garlic in the air? alexa: yes. -max: is this marcus? -lemonis: how you doing, sir? -max: i feel like i know you. -lemonis: how are you? max: how are you? -lemonis: are you max? -max: i'm max. lemonis: what do you make here besides mustard? -max: barbecue sauces... -lemonis: okay. max: ...hot sauces. lemonis: when i walked in the building, i smelled the spices. max: yeah. lemonis: how much business will you do a year? max: 30,000 cases a month. lemonis: so you're bigger than your daughter's business. max: yeah, yeah. lemonis: do you worry that you're running out of space? max: it's a little crowded. lemonis: this is all you, too? these are all your bottles? max: yeah. lemonis: and so it's how much a month? sam: $2,000 a month. we pay the entire bill and all the utilities, and then max reimburses us what he feels is equitable. -max: it cut their cost. -sam: it raised our

. >> anthony: do you do not the standard south carolina mustard dressing at all?y about these things, but i was not liking that mustard thing. >> sean: oh, i can't stand it. >> rodney: around here you scream mustard they'll think it's going on a hot dog. it's the only thing they know about mustard here. >> anthony: oh good. oh man, that's just so good. now how many hours about that pig is cooking? >> rodney: 12 hours. >> anthony: about 12. >> sean: you have to love it, you have to be head over heels in love with it to do that every day. i mean, you ever get sick of eating barbecue? >> rodney: no, not yet. not yet. >> sean: so we're all gonna be rolling out of here with the rodney scott cologne on. ron! soh really? going on at schwab. thank you clients? well jd power did just rank them highest in investor satisfaction with full service brokerage firms...again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you can't have low cost and be full service. it's impossible. it's like having your cake and eating it too. ask your broker if they offer award-winning full s

my mail for sunday and this is a off the rolls going to say i support the business with the mustard so if. this is new with. a lot of fellows but the problem is not all because i am. ok see that guy knowing that nobody else to look at them out on the funniest diplo is most potent smoke to show such as the fluid of souls and. moon you were born you must. live for. most people think to stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest raid in truth to stand out of the news business you just need as the right questions and demand the right answer. questions. nobody could see coming that false confessions would be in the spot the fall for a conviction. at any interrogations out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in just that frame of mind make the most comfortable make them want to get out and don't take no for an answer don't accept their denials she said if our words. sound stay there i will be home by that time th

mustard was something that was very prevalent at the time.is a coarse-grained mustard that would have been common in the region. not something the soldier carried, but if he found himself in the trenches like this he , would find every means possible to make it as comfortable as possible. the trenches you see here, i don't know if you've had a chance to take a close look, but the trenches are ideal. in reality, when you were in the trenches in 1918, they would not have looked anywhere near as nice as this. the average soldier found himself up to his knees in mud and muck, especially in belgium. belgium had a high water table. wasalong with that muck everything else in it. europe had been at war for the past three and a half years. america didn't enter until april 1917. we didn't get boots on the ground in europe until 1918. by that time, you had 3.5 years of war, conflict, gas warfare, mixingall of that is with what the soldiers had to live in. there was not just one trench. you had a front-line trench, a secondary trench, a tertiary trench,

here we see a drawing of soldiers putting on a gas mask in the midst of a mustard attack. and we have a world war i gas mask in the exhibition case. another important part of technology that emerged during the first world war was aviation. just a decade or so before the first world war began in 1914, the wright brothers made the world's first airplane flights. though airplanes had only been around 10 years and very quickly became an important component of military conflict. aviation didn't have a terribly profound effect on the outcome of the first world war but was really sort of a laboratory for aviation and by the second world war, of course, aviation and military airpower become a very decisive component of the war. drawings a range of showing some of the early airplanes used in world war i. this perhaps is my favorite in the collection, this depicts a newport 28 airplane which was the first type of airplane that american squadrons flew in world war i. you can almost see the movement of the airplane very well depicted in this drawing. the artifact behind me here is an

this is a mustard, a beach mustard.w things come up. >> noma cook: so, this is our bread serving. it's a sourdough bread that's made with a swedish grain. and this is a cow's milk butter that has not been churned all the way. it's called virgin butter. >> anthony: oh god. >> alessandro: this is amazing, huh? >> anthony: butter like this, where you can pretty much taste what the cow ate. you know anybody who's milked a cow, this is a flavor of childhood. the fact is there aren't lot of people left who, where i come from, who've milked a cow. >> alessandro: and this is why it's becoming more important to what these guys are doing. it's the relationship also that they have with the farmers, the relationship they have with the soil. >> rene: so this is soren's farm but we always say our farm. we feel like it's our place. >> anthony: soren is rene's primary supplier of farm meat and vegetables. >> rene: look at the soil here. you see all the mussel shells? >> anthony: yeah. >> rene: these are shellfish, because this used to

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it was stiff with dry mustard, ketchup and sugar. i stopped at a beauty shop across the street from an naacp office. i didn't have any shoes because i lost them when i was dragged across the floor at woolworth's. my stockings were sticking to my legs from the mustard that had dried on them. the hairdresser took one look at me and said, you were involved in that sit-in, huh? yes, i said. do you have time to wash it and style it? there were -- right away she said and she meant right away. there were three other ladies already waiting, but they seemed glad to let me go ahead of them. the hairdresser was real nice. she even took off my stockings and washed my legs while my hair was drying. i remember when i was working on this book project, i thought this was such a powerful scene and a powerful moment to get us to think about black women within the civil rights movement. here we have ann moody whose body is literally embattled, right? she was on the front lines at a sit-in movement, trying to get african-americans better access and equa

. >> matthew: get a little bit of mustard?es. [ laughter ] >> anthony: how bad can it be? i just experienced like 12-hour payback for -- from hot chicken. >> dean: right. >> anthony: i mean, and this was an existentially awful experience that i really -- there were moments when i didn't think i was gonna make it. this has gotta be so much better than that, and it's only three minutes. >> dean: only three minutes. i'll take it. >> anthony: do you serve snacks in there? my friend dean fertita plays guitar and keyboards for queens of the stone age, and he also plays with the dead weather, with alison, who you just met. a nashville resident too, he trains in krav maga, a lethal martial art, at the same gym where i train jiu jitsu when in town. these things hurt. they punish the body. they make a person sore. fortunately, i had a knuckleheaded idea and a place to do it. cryotherapy. the latest in muscle recovery treatments. so far so good. >> dean: no. >> anthony: no? >> dean: this is a terrible restaurant, tony. >> anthony: basica

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. >> i'm making a mustard flour paste for my lamb rack. >> i had this pain in my shoulder which was thenafter i got it biopsied, was actually a form of cancer called ewing sarcoma. >> i was gutted. obviously i became close to fatima during filming and we stayed in touch. >> the "top chef" host rallied behind the season 15 fan favorite as she began treatment. earlier this year the 29-year-old was declared cancer free, only to find out in september the rare form of cancer had returned. >> we were all stumped because how can the cancer come back in two months? like i had clear scans. i was almost there at the finish line and now i was getting yanked back. when my doctor said that it is probably about a year without treatment, in my head i just knew i had to make this year count. >> fatima shared the devastating news with her fans in an article. >> honestly being a chef, i'm so used to being in control of everything and all of a sudden i have no control over anything in my life. so this was a way for me to actually kind of take back a little bit of control for myself. >> fatima says she plan

ananchor: at psisizou, ctomemerc choooo between tzatziki, mustard, hb,b, and glic c sauce, as well as four differenent s ofof bread. gygyros is tradionally made from pork. it's's typically s seasoned wh oregano,o, thyme, saltlt, pep, anangarlic, and served with tototoes, onns, , and fried potatoes. the restaurant attracts tourist. 400 portions of gyros a day. it's's also frequeuented by stus from a around the cocountry. drea: i've been here when i cacame to essasaloni and t tasd the gygyros and otheher food, at was dedelicious, so o i came an with m my friends. anchor: anand how does s she e her gyroros best? andrea: in a a traditionalal , with p potato, tomatatoes, and ketchup -- a and tzatziki,i, of coursese. >> t they all wantnt to tastee traditioional greek gygyros! anchor: alexexander the grgreat surerely would havave approved.. and that's all from lobal 3000" this week. but as you knonow, we loveve heg from you. so do drop us a line to global3000@dw.com, or post on facebook -- dw global society. see you next week -- and until then, take care! [captioning performed by the nationa

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ananchor: at psisizou, ctomemerc choooo between tzatziki, mustard, hb,b, and glic c sauce, as well as four differenent s ofof bread. gygyros is tradionally made from pork. it's's typically s seasoned wh oregano,o, thyme, saltlt, pep, anangarlic, and served with tototoes, onns, , and fried potatoes. the restaurant attracts tourist. 400 portions of gyros a day. it's's also frequeuented by stus from a around the cocountry. drea: i've been here when i cacame to essasaloni and t tasd the gygyros and otheher food, at was dedelicious, so o i came an with m my friends. anchor: anand how does s she e her gyroros best? andrea: in a a traditionalal , with p potato, tomatatoes, and ketchup -- a and tzatziki,i, of coursese. >> t they all wantnt to tastee traditioional greek gygyros! anchor: alexexander the grgreat surerely would havave approved.. and that's all from lobal 3000" this week. but as you knonow, we loveve heg from you. so do drop us a line to global3000@dw.com, or post on facebook -- dw global society. see you next week -- and until then, take care! [captioning performed by the nationa

forty percent with the mustard so it will be. listening with. a lot of fellows a lot of help us out of the united. states. ok see that look i know is that the deal but you also look at the model you punish the flow it's mostly it's home from the show such as the moon souls and. the moon doing you must. leave. the. place. it's. crucial midterm elections entrenched big deep divisions in the u.s. so where from president say it's a split as the democrats seize the high sun the republicans built on their senate majority if we break don to what it all means. the fallout from the midterms keeps on coming with white women in texas slamming for betraying feminist values after voting in favor of the republicans on the. i'm very tired of being castigated as some sort of racist simply based on my skin color or you who interests are you represent if you're only as a white woman representing the best interests of other white women then we absolutely have a problem absolutely. germans are favor a strong leader with some even.

two thirds of his last harvest were ruined he had to resort to planting mustard seeds which grow fast to make sure he had at least some income. our problems are mounting the tea plantations are expanding across the slope reducing the forest the elephants habitat so they come down here and ruin our crops they destroy our homes and kill people the water buffalo also leave the park in search of food the tigers prey on their calves and go crazy and then they kill more people on the. tiger attacks occur every month for me i should jury's father in law suffered one on his way to work one morning her husband can't bear to talk about. god knows ever so my father in law was badly wounded a woman from the village found him he was carried back home on a blanket we took him to hospital but he'd already lost so much blood he died on the same day. children aren't allowed to play outside in the mornings and evenings when the danger is most accused in the national park the animals are allowed to roam free. it's right not to risk population is one of the most stable in the world but to locals it feels

i will get the whole grain musta mustard. >> that is what i don't have. >> you can use any mustard.way. over here, cast iron skillets are one of the great things. saute, bake and serve. onions and garlic and broccoli. this isis sauteing. this is day old bread. you don't want to use fresh bred. -- bread. if you only have fresh, you toast it. you can toss it. you can use the tongs because it gets crowded. we will put our mozzarella. we will do half of it first, toss it and top it with the rest. parmes parmesan. you bake it for 40 minutes. it is simple. the good way to get your kids to eat broccoli. spinach and kale. >> mozzarella can be plain, but the dijon mustard. perfect. >> am i doing dessert? >> mini apple tarts. i love anything individual for thanksgiving. a fun way to serve the guests. >> especially for kids. they feel they get their own special dessert. this is fun. >> mason jars are everywhere. you can get at the grocery store or craft store. it serves as a little mini tart pan. you don't have to buy mini tart pans. store bought pie dough. you don't have to wake up in the mor

customers can choose between mustard her garlic sauce as well as for different kinds of bread. the roast is traditionally made from pork. it's typically seasoned with the reagan no time salt pepper and garlic served with tomatoes onions and fried potatoes. the stuff served between two hundred and four hundred portions of the day. the restaurant attracts tourists some locals alike it's also frequented by students from across the country. i've been a few when i came to the cellar making this is their. other food and it was delicious so i came again with my friends. and how did she like her best. ever traditional way with potatoes tomato and. i don't think you are still a long faced the. great you know. alexander the great surely would have approved. and that's all from global three thousand this week but as you know we love hearing from you so do drop us a line to global three thousand d.w. dot com oh post on facebook d w global society. see you next week and until then take a. look. i'm going to. come up. on prescription doesn't necessarily mean safe. that heart attacks strokes

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rolls going to say there's a boy understands with the mustard so it looks. this is new with. a lot of close up of us no united. states. ok see that i've got to go and that kind of deal but you also look at the money but it's comply with most of its homes most of the show such as the flu and so almost a. moon noodle and you must. move. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longed to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need remember in one one business shows you can't afford to miss the one and only boom bust. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy one foundation let it be an arms race is on all sides very dramat

sausage in the season it with salt sugar a little pepper some nutmeg and finally we add a little mustard. from fifteen forty five there are records of the city of braman holding an official kale feast as a kind of banquet held every february in braman city hold it's an important social event in the region. lehman's histories closely tied to the hands yet to era and shipping the christmas markets on the banks of the bays a river with its medieval theme stalls we live this golden age. the stallholders dressed like hands yet technicians certainly know all about traditional kale dishes. on the first thing i'd recommend would be old spice it's typical for kale. after a stroll around the historical old town of the market stalls a stop to walmart they saw just the thing i get a little stand off as genuine plame and curly kale. go to building. a house. the idea behind the canal box is that you can take it and walk around the christmas market with it the advantages are that it keeps your hands warm but you can eat it on the run and you don't have to get it all over yourself and pick up the. kale

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my secret is dijon mustard.your guests will be like, what is that? but then you never tell them. >> only on "gma." >> never tell. >> geoffrey, a question on facebook. i want to cook up cranberry sauce in a few minutes. can you help? >> i'm doing it right now. cranberries in a pot. watch this. sugar. lemon and lime juice. the zest of the lemon and lime which you do before you juice them. five, six minutes and then let it cool down, have you a beautiful cranberry relish. just like that. don't go to the store and buy it. look how easy it is. >> forgot the dijon mustard. >> no dijon. >> not in the cranberry. >>> we have much more with our chefs coming up here on "gma." and more black friday bargains and "deals & steals." coming up. we've transformed this home to show the new keurig k-cafÉ brewer makes any house a coffee house. just pop that in for a coffee or brew a shot and froth milk for a latte or cappuccino. easy peasy. now she's a barista! it's so frothy. a little piece of heaven. thank you. but how's the coffe

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