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Its really good. >> anthony: well, its great that business is good because generally speaking, the only worse idea than, "i think ill try to make a living making music" is "i think ill make a living, like, opening a restaurant." i see why thats so popular. good stuff. >> tomas: thank you, tony. >> anthony: tomas take on osso buco uses beef shank instead of veal, which is braised overnight with vegetables, wine, and broth in a wood-fired oven. >> anthony: oh, whoa. its got a -- its huge. yes. oh,...

Like a big bear. >> dasha: not very sophisticated and based on instincts country. >> anthony: okay. [ kseniia speaking russian ] >> dasha: and the other side is the country of intelligent people, of thoughtful people. >> anthony: a lot of these political leaders, are they using the issue of gay rights to appeal to a larger audience? >> kseniia: they try to play with bear. [ laughs ] >> anthony: right, because usually what happens when you play with the bear is, tomorrow or the next day or the ne...

>> bel: theyre supposed to be removing properly. >> anthony: right. properly. right. i saw a simpsons episode i think. >> bel: this guy makes it great. >> anthony: poisonous blowfish moqueca recipe. add to said fish -- lemon, coriander, onion, tomato, coconut milk, dende oil, cover, and simmer. i am confident in this cook i dont know. and in this man, bel borba, my host and an aficionado of this dish. smelling good. >> bel: bom apetite, monsieur. >> anthony: thank you. >> bel: theres a lot of pe...

Looms closer and closer. and whatever you do, just make sure you cut out the liver. i say, bull --. >> anthony: so. were eating blowfish. >> bel: yes. its an adventure. >> anthony: like the japanese, they like the poison stuff. >> bel: i know, i know, i know, i know, i know, i know. >> anthony: so, do they -- but they remove the liver and the skin and all that? >> bel: theyre supposed to be removing properly. >> anthony: right. properly. right. i saw a simpsons episode i think. >> bel: this guy ...

This is my home area. >> oh, yeah, you live in this area? >> yeah. >> so this is a local favorite of yours, this restaurant? >> this restaurant i know since 30 years. ♪ >> so its cow foot, tripes. very nice. that looks good. man, this is just delicious. are the young people more conservative or less conservative? >> my daughter, mary, religious person. another daughter, young, 18 years old, short and moderate. they walk together. one is scarf, one is not. >> right. >> maybe one day you invite ...

I dont think anybody becomes a romantic about it probably until the taos painters arrive. >> anthony: starting a long-running tradition of artistic pilgrimages to catch the spiritual groove. every kind of utopian dreamer, eccentric, new ager, they all came here in search of, whatever. mm, chilies. >> server: more chili. >> dan: all right, thank you. >> server: and this is level three. >> dan: thats level three? >> server: yes, sir. >> dan: all right, okay. >> server: be careful with that. >> dan...

>> waiter: this is crispy chicken skin and escabeche. >> anthony: im sliding this off, right into my face. >> jose: incredible. >> anthony: mm. >> waiter: gentlemen, this is your portion of the salt roasted foie gras. then brians going to come finish it with a clementine sauce for you. >> jose: light is key. light and flavorful. >> waiter: gentlemen this is your next course, kokotxas al pil-pil. >> anthony: this is squid ink, the sauce? >> jose: yep. >> anthony: awesome. >> waiter: this is secre...

>> zamir: yep, mm. >> anthony: yeah, were eating, whats -- >> zamir: well, actually traditionally, georgia is the mans world. i mean, men drink, eat, party and the women normally do know how to make people healthy and alive next morning after heavy drinking. so khashi, its kind of broth and its made of beef bones and joints, so the whole idea is just to suck out whatever alcohol still remains. >> anthony: so its a hangover soup? >> zamir: its hangover soup. >> anthony: oh yeah, theres tripe in t...

>> anthony: yeah, were eating, whats -- >> zamir: well, actually traditionally, georgia is the mans world. i mean, men drink, eat, party and the women normally do know how to make people healthy and alive next morning after heavy drinking. so khashi, its kind of broth and its made of beef bones and joints, so the whole idea is just to suck out whatever alcohol still remains. >> anthony: so its a hangover soup? >> zamir: its hangover soup. >> anthony: oh yeah, theres tripe in there. >> zamir: yea...

>> dan: they thought of it as a hard place. um, for one thing, it was exceedingly remote. when you were here, this seemed like one of the farthest reaches of the globe. i mean, initially, americans began coming here because they perceived that santa fe was so remote from the rest of the spanish empire that it was possible for the united states to pluck it. i dont think anybody becomes a romantic about it probably until the taos painters arrive. >> anthony: starting a long-running tradition of ar...