it smells like you just cut into a tangerine. >> it does. >> and tangerine and cranberry, great togetherso 12 ounces of finlandia, you can put some frozen cranberries as garnish, i like to have an alcohol-free version and i've identified that with the candy cane. that's yours, i know you have a lot of work to do. >> thank you. >> i don't, so i'm going to enjoy the kicked-up >> non-alcoholic version is it basically cranberry juice? >> cranberry, but it looks fess testify. -- festive. >> that's what i like about the alcohol-free drink. it looks just as festive. during the holidays we have a lot of cranberry sauce as a side. hou however, you can repurpose it. take honey mustard, mix it with cranberry sauce, mix that together. you have a great dip for pretzels. then over here bake brie, top it with cranberry sauce, serve it with crackers. absolutely delicious. finally, one last way you can use this, mix the cranberry sauce with whipped cream and top that on cakes, miss. it will even make that awful fruitcake taste good. >> that's an excuse for what to do. >> it really is. easy, funny des. --

i'll take tangerine juice. >> stephen: is there any difference between a tangerine and orange or is itangerine is a little more tart. here's a trick. okay upon. don't start drinking yet, sir. >> stephen: okay. >> we're going to get pomegranate seeds out. you cut the pomegranate in half, squeeze it, and whack it with the-- you just whack it with the wooden spoon and the pomegranate seeds come right out and here's your garnish. >> stephen: and do you recommend spanking your pomegranate? >> yes, sir, every single day. >> stephen: do we have to wait. >> happy holiday s. >> stephen: happy holidays, everybody. >> stephen: oh, that's really tasty. >> and that's it. >> stephen: that's it? >> that's the whole book right there. >> stephen: so what would you-- would you start off with this? >> you start off with a cocktail because for the holidays you want everybody in the mood. >> stephen: this is an aperteef to get everybody ready for the drinking later on? >> exactly. we have spiced nuts. >> stephen: oh! bobby flay spiced nuts. >> maple syrup. a little bit the brown sugar, and some spices. we

i'll take tangerine juice.etween a tangerine and orange or is it a fancy orange. >> there's definitely a difference. tangerine is a little more tart. here's a trick. okay upon. don't start drinking yet, sir. >> stephen: okay. >> we're going to get pomegranate seeds out. you cut the pomegranate in half, squeeze it, and whack it with the-- you just whack it with the wooden spoon and the pomegranate seeds come right out and here's your garnish. >> stephen: and do you recommend spanking your pomegranate? >> yes, sir, every single day. >> stephen: do we have to wait. >> happy holiday s. >> stephen: happy holidays, everybody. >> stephen: oh, that's really tasty. >> and that's it. >> stephen: that's it? >> that's the whole b there. >> stephen: so what would you-- would you start off with this? >> you

[laughter] jose: and i was like -- a tangerine. and they were dates. [laughter] jose: when i smelled that tangerine, it was a revelation. where i come from in spain, we have very good stuff. very good citrus. that one was unbelievable. to this day, we keep talking about it, and i have been going back to some of those farms to make sure i can buy them from my home. that day, i never ate a date like the one i got. it was a date i cannot describe. so when you see that somebody is giving you a clementine on a plate and charging you a lot of money for it -- [laughter] jose: and dates. that is the moment you ask yourself about the meaning of cooking. what she did was exactly that. it is an amazing way to be bringing together people and farmers, and an idea that simplicity becomes the most sophisticated, complicated thing at the same time. and to this day, every time i have a tangerine, this is the moment that i saw the power of alice waters and the movement she created by only giving importance to the things everyone was overlooking. amazing things, partneri

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look to it it gives me a sense of flight which is nice and the expresso and i don't want to call it tangerine, it's a beautiful color, those are the colors that are warm in and inviting. so what i was interested in is two topics, one that commission er bustos would bring up which is art, we used to have conversations about art in place , you know, as these developments but i don't know that we've had this conversation with regards to our affordable housing development. is there art in the lobby, public art kind of thing or community art? >> interview: thank you for that question commissioner rosales. we haven't delveed in to art but it's something we can look forward to and start conversations on that. >> it gives it the vibrancy right. >> and then retail, i'm a little concerned about the housing and shore front on the retail side are not filled and we brought this up some time ago like how much retail can san francisco really support? but we have i think they example in mission bay where one of our buildings has been ak ta visited on the retail side more quick low than others so i'd like to

. ( laughter ) got to pack up my lucky box of free printer cartridges. ( laughter ) and my lucky tangerine will ever make. ( cheers and applause ) there we go. >> hey, stephen. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: oh, hi, samantha bee. >> getting ready to head out, stephen? >> stephen: yeah, samantha bee. i am. >> i can't believe you're leaving right in the middle of the george w. bush administration. there's never going to be another president this good for comedy. ( laughter ) i mean, this guy does something ridiculous, like, at least once a month. ( laughter ) you know, i know there's one thing for sure-- there is no scenario in which i will ever say, "god, i wish george w. bush was president." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) hey, um, have you seen-- >> stephen: you look great by the way. you look fantastic. >> have you seen my yogurt? >> stephen: i have not seen your yogurt. no, i have not seen it. >> okay. >> hey, stephen! >> stephen: hey, rob corddry, hey, ed helms. ( cheers and applause ) what's up you guys? >> i can't believe you're leaving us, stephen. i mean, it's crazy. it's