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Mexican music and food? >> its where the punchiest cowboys are in the united states. it dont get rougher. >> we are 120 miles from the nearest walmart. 10 miles from a tank of gas and loaf of bread. >> everything here is five hours away. >> property been in your family for generations? >> fourth generation. >> fifth generation. my dad came out here in the 30s and 40s and his dad came out in the 1880s. >> not a lot of people get to do this. >> shelly: the ranch is approximately 70,000 acres. we d...

Coming from a southern italian family, death was always talked about. i remember my grandmother used to call my mother, my mother would pick up the phone and shed say, >> you know who died? >> yeah, exactly! >> thats what it was! >> my grandmother did the same. but it was also a way for feeling alive. elisabetta is showing me the historic heart of the city. for hundreds of years the poorest people in naples were packed into these narrow streets. terrible sanitation meant that life could be snatc...

>> angela: polenta. and what we do and this is the recipe of the house, i dont know where it comes from, we put in the water a piece of garlic. it will leave a flavour. >> yeah, yeah, thats nice, yeah. but you know a lot about the food of lombardy, this area. >> polenta in the ancient times, it was like the bread. you eat it warm with meat if youre lucky or you would have eaten it with cheese, or you would eat it just with butter. or my favourite dish as a child was polenta e latte, warm polenta...

Because of a shoulder injury and I am considering the purchase of an appliance to assist with mixing and kneading of bread dough. The concern I have is that I prefer 100% whole-grain breads or high-percentage rye breads. I have been using Peter Reinhart’s Whole Grain Breads “epoxy” method or Stanley Ginsberg’s The Rye Baker recipes with good success. Most of the WG and rye

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With the pork and the ricotta >> >> yeah, its very tasty. >> street vendor: pizza margarita! >> as we walk off some of those calories, elisabetta tells me how pizza was born in these streets from quite unpromising beginnings. >> well mostly they were selling bread with a little bit of fat on it. sometimes pepper, because people were really poor. then at a certain point, people here invented pizza. but for many years it was just a neapolitan taste, a neapolitan dish. because cholera also played a...

>> eric: if i make a, yeah, if i make a green salad, youre going to eat it? >> anthony: no. >> eric: this one is better, right? that one okay. we take the female. they have a black tapenade with basil. >> anthony: yeah. >> eric: or the traditional one. >> anthony: tradish -- lets go traditional. >> eric: traditional one. >> anthony: no time to mess around here. >> eric: were going to eat like pigs. >> anthony: so, what else is new? >> eric: we need a saucisson. >> anthony: oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. ...

For so long. but as a northerner, why should northerners care? >> sean: well, i think if you look at the history of food in america theres no denying that southern food was the first, you know, true cuisine that had this foundation and thats important to preserve. and, to me, though, it kind of goes back to the idea you should be cooking and preserving and celebrating the food of your grandmother. >> bill: people take a real pride in their ability to cook "my aunts recipe, my grandmothers recipe...

Its one way elon musk�*s electric revolution is playing out here. you cant tell someone this is where hes getting the daily bread or the food for the family. you tell that person, stop, but then you dont offer an alternative, its like killing that person. the sisters are trying to empower the local community. this is theirfarm. and today, theyre celebrating a community bank thats been set up by the nuns. but the sisters want real change. and where better to start than the worlds richest man an...

They take over a bouchon, stuff their faces like heroes, blow off the proverbial steam in decidedly french fashion. which is to say no freaking "guy-talion" nachos or mozzarella sticks for these boys. hell no. how often do you do this? >> frenchman: eight times a year. >> bill: its a very lyonnais thing. societies -- some secret, all of them sort of like special memberships. there must be like 50 of these things that i know about. youre a member if youre invited to be a member. and remain a memb...