Deep Fried NY
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Hey, y'all. Tonight on Paula's Party, I'm deep-frying all of my favorite New York City foods
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with the most powerful movers and shakers in the Big Apple, y'all
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Fashion legend Isaac Mizrahi is gonna be deep-frying a bagel, y'all. I can't talk. I'm frying
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And then it's a New York strip steak and fries for the big ideas Donnie Deutsch
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I like to dance. And deep-fried cannolis, y'all, with the Apprentice star, Donald Trump Jr
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I think this is going to go on Food Network. Hey. So go ahead and hail your taxi, and get ready to Friday
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Hooray! Hello! Hello! Back at y'all
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Back at y'all. Hello, New York! You know, every party that I throw has a theme
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I'm in New York, and we're going to do deep fried New York
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I want to bring out my very first guest. He has made a huge statement in the fashion industry
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He dresses every important celebrity out there. I'm so sorry to say he's never dressed me
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Y'all, please give a warm welcome to Isaac Mizrahi. Isaac! Isaac! Hello, darling
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Oh, my gosh. Just because we thought from Carnegie Deli. Listen, I adore New York deli food
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Oh, me too. We don't get good deli food in the South. In Savannah, you don't
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Not like New York. Once you've been to the Carnegie Deli. Right. Well, actually, we've not only brought you the sandwich from the Carnegie Deli
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we also brought you hot dogs, because you cannot have a show about New York without hot dogs
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And that's Corey. This is Corey. That's Corey, yeah. Corey. Hello, Corey
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I love hot dogs. Yeah. Thank you so much. Corey is just about as cute as a box of chickens, isn't he
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Right? Sorry. You know, I love New York street food, y'all. In fact, when I come up here, the first thing I want is a bagel
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Because we don't get good bagels in Savannah, not like a New York bagel
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And that's what I'm going to fix for you today. All right. I'm going to do you a deep fried bagel
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Are y'all in? I've got some cream cheese. I've got some chives
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I've got salmon. You refer to this as a schmear, darling. A schmear. A schmear? Yeah
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This is called a schmear in New York. Oh, okay. It's like a bagel with a schmear. Okay, you just schmear it on
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You schmear it on. That's right. And I've got alfalfa sprouts and dill and cucumbers and onions, and I've got capers, but we're
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going to deep fry those next. All right, let's start on these bagels because there's so much
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All right, all right, all right. Now, your father was in the garment industry. That's right, yes
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You were born in Brooklyn, and you learned how to sew as a young man from your father
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Is that correct? Well, there were these big machines in the basement. And at some point when I was, I don't know, 11 or something, I kind of commandeered the basement
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It was my sort of studio. So I made clothes in this basement, you know, from when I was 11
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Oh, what am I supposed to do now? I'm supposed to do this? All right, now toss that in the flour. Yes, just rub it around there. Good
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And then just slip it into the deep fryer. Put it in the deep fryer right away
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Yes, just put it in. There you go. This is really, this could be delicious
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You know, it's really, y'all, basically what we're making is like a French toast using a bagel. Right
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Now, what is that? That's an egg wash? Plus, we're deep. Yes, this is eggs and milk
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Eggs and milk. But we're deep frying it. Right. Look at that. I'm going to hold that sucker down. Okay
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Oh, now, wait a second. I have to hold mine down, too. Oh, no, you don't have to. I just like to
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Well, there's a style. There's a style, too. So, tell me. Yes. All right, so I'm going to flip him over
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and we're just going to cook him until he's brown. So anyway, someone told me, Isaac, that you made a skirt when you were a young man for your mother
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Right, for the Jewish high holidays. It was like, you know, Rosh Hashanah, something like that, and I made her this skirt
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And I was working on it for days and days, and I was trying to keep it a surprise. You know, I was kind of down in the basement
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I, like, snuck and took her measurements and sort of, you know, took another skirt that I was sort of measuring
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and then it was like this, I didn't know what darts were, I didn't know what waistbands were, I didn't know what anything was
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so I made this skirt with a matching shawl and it was pathetically ugly, it was so ugly
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It was kind of a rust-colored double face number, right? And she wore it, she wore it with like a beautiful sweater
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She wore a really good sweater with this skirt and a stole and this kind of good medallion, it was like the 70s
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She wore like a big sort of, you know, medallion necklace. It was good, it was a good look
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It was my first kind of showing. And she wore it with great pride
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Yes, she did. Who did you get your flair from, your taste for designing clothes
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I would say from her, mostly, yes. All right, now, who is your favorite celebrity that you've ever dressed
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Who would you say wears your designs better than anybody? Right. Hold that thought, because we're going to be back in just one minute
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Next, y'all, take a big apple bite out of our deep-fried bagels
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And later, I got a big idea on how to make Donnie Deutsch
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the perfect steak. Welcome back
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I am here with the fashion guru of, like, the world. All right, and listen to this
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I'm going to try not to screw up his name. Isaac Misrahi. Did I do it good
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You did such a great job. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Isaac, I'm so thrilled that you're here
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Now, before we went on break, I had asked you, who was your favorite celebrity that you've ever dressed? Right
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I have dressed a lot of celebrities I have to say the biggest thrill of my life
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Come on over here, I've got a fried green tomato Okay, alright, alright, alright I used to dress Oprah
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I mean, I haven't in a while, but I used to go there Oh my god, the queen has called
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The queen, honey It was really something I mean, going up in that elevator into that apartment and everything
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It was really fabulous And all these stylists I want to do clothes for her again, Oprah, call me
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Yeah, Oprah Yeah, exactly I want you to come on the show Yeah
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Wouldn't that be wonderful? That would be really fun. All right. What have you done What have you dipped in buttermilk this time young lady We have deep fried our bagels And now I going to fry us And now you going to deep fry the tomatoes Do you love green fried tomatoes I do yes
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I do, too. And that's just buttermilk? We salted our tomatoes, Isaac, so that it would pull the water out of them, so they would, you know, get crispy
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And we ran them through a bath of buttermilk. Okay. And now we're just..
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Patting them in the flour. Patting them in the flour. Delish. And we're going to put them in the deep fryer
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If you'd hold that. Should I hold the, oh, this is okay? No, darling, just hold that. All right
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And then hold it up out of the thing. Oh, hold it up. Got it, got it, got it. So you just want to place them in
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Yeah, I'm just going to kind of place them. Uh-huh, I see. And then I drop it in
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Uh-huh. Is it okay? It's not crowded? Absolutely, it's perfect. No. Now, I'm going to wash the goop off my hands
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I have to tell you, what I'm not good at is doing two things while something is deep frying
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And if this is a show about New York, then a complaint has to come into it
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because what we do in New York a lot is complain and worry. So I worry about the deep fryer going on while we're trying to do something else
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Do not be afraid. I'm right here with you. Okay, okay. So you do have challenges, even though, you know
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we see these movie stars and celebrities, and we think they've got perfect bodies
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But you probably do come up against challenges. Oh, sure. Are you kidding me
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Like some are apples, some are pears. I'm an apple. Right. I have kind of man hips
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They really are kind of slender. My butt's kind of flat. You have gorgeous hips. Come on, you're cute
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So how do you fix something like that? Do you get them padded underwear? Well, you do a good job
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Well, you could. Or, you know what works? It's a nice bar eyelash, and you bring all the emphasis to here
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Bring it here. Bring it here, yeah. They don't look there. They look here is what you want them to do in that case
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That's a good idea. I'm getting nervous, darling. I'm nervous about the people crying. I do not want you nervous
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Actually, my mother has this thing. And speaking of my mother, from where I come from in Brooklyn
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they have this thing, if they don't want to be on the phone with somebody, you can turn on the tap, which sounds like frying over the phone
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and you say, I can't talk, I'm frying, and you just hang up. And somehow everybody understands that you're deep frying
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and that you cannot speak on the phone. You're kidding. Yeah, turn on the tap and through the phone it sounds like deep frying
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And does that really fly in this day and age with portable phones
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Yes, it does. It does. It actually works better with portable phones because it's so much more statics
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Well, tell everybody about your web show. Oh, my web show, which is so great
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I think that's so interesting. It's really great. We do style segments
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We do talk segments. We have style roundtables. It's really kind of great
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It's called WatchIsaac.com. Wonderful, wonderful. WatchIsaac.com. I would love to come to your guest
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Oh, okay. You know what? I have women all the time, Isaac, because there's a lot of women with my shape
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You know, we're all not a size two, es. I didn't say that
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No, you didn't. That was my evil twin sister that said that. Cut tape, cut tape, cut tape
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Exactly. But a lot of women have the same problems and shapes that I have
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And I have had women, lots of women, come to me and say, Paula
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Oh, my God, wait a minute. Stand back, honey. I'm fixing to deep-fry some capers
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and they could explode. I know. That's really... Wait. I'll take the bullet. I'll do it. You stand back
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because I have a longer arm, I think. Yes, you do. Because they could explode. That could be very dangerous
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They really could. Right? No phone call. But how good is a deep-fried caper
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Very, very good. You're absolutely right. And with bagels, we have to have it
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You didn't do anything, right? You just... How long do they take? Just a second
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All right. Pull them up, baby. Pull them up, pull them up. We did it
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We did it. Yes, we so did it. So now they're nice and crispy. Yes
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Just put them right there and come on down here. And I'm going to put together a sandwich for you
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Okay. Now, we've got cream cheese or a schmear. A schmear. As you say
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Right. Now, we're just going to toss in some chives. Some chives. If you would stir that. All right
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Great. And, um. Look at those capers, how beautiful they turned out
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I am shocked. I am shocked that you didn't deep fry the salmon, darling
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And yet, you know, something wants to be fresh on the palate, right
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Yes. Something. Yes. We got a cucumber for that. Why don't I just fry the salmon, too
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You have a cucumber. All right. Now, let's put together your bagel
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All right. And you schmear because some people like lots. Some people don't like much
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I like a lot. I have to say I like a lot of cream cheese. Well, do it the way you would like it
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How's that? Does that look like enough? Does that look like enough? Yes. All right
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And now. Oh, you're a man after my own heart. That's right, honey. That's right. Here, we can use our fingers
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We are Southerners. We Southern Brooklynites. We like a lot of cream cheese, darling
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You're from South Brooklyn. I'm from South Brooklyn. Well, you know what? Maybe I'm from South Brooklyn and just didn't know it
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And you just didn't know it from a former life. Yes. Right, okay. Is that enough? That's enough
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And I do love a little red onion. Purple onion, yes. I do love that. How about a little dill
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Is that just too fancy for us? No, that is not too fancy. I like a little dill. We love dill
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I grow this in my garden. All right, I'll tell you what. Let's do this
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Let's put a little bit. So our capers. Capers. Oh, old. Yes, our capers will stick to it
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That's right. How about a fried green tomato? Okay. All right, all right, all right, all right
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Okay. Bite. Mmm. Mmm. Is that wonderful or what? That is wonderful
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Ooh, it's delicious. You salted that, didn't you, you little slide girl? I did
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I did. I salted it to pull the water out of it
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Of course. All right, now bite. Do I get to eat this first or what? No, and this is for you, my darling
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Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Wow. Is it good? Mm. Wow
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You know what? Would you make me a dress? We would call this. Look at his face, y'all
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Would you make me a dress? We would call this a taste sensation, darling. Well, actually, I have a present for you
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I have a present for you. You do? Yes. It's the closest thing to a dress
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Check this out, darling. Oh, well, I don't wear dresses. But, you know, I just meant something for me not to go naked
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For Paula Deen. For Paula Deen. Oh, my goodness. Oh, my gosh
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What do you think it is? I think it's an apron. You're right. It's an apron
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I don't want to get it greasy. We made that for you
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That's a couture apron, darling. No. We made that in my couture sewing room. The ladies made it because they love you
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Isaac Mizrahi. Oh. It's good, right? Oh, my God. And you can wear it on either side
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It's reversible. I love it. Y'all, when I was a teenager, I wanted a little bitty polka dot bikini
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We couldn't find one anywhere, so my grandma made me one. Oh, maybe you could bring it in and wear it with the apron
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And it reminds me. Honey, that bikini's long gone. Like my little waist
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By the way, I am not going to make you try. But it reminds me of my swimsuit
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No, I'm sorry for interrupting you. I still adore gingham, especially thinking white
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Well, of course. So I'm so glad you liked your sandwich. It's amazing
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That sandwich, that is a taste sandwich. Oh, my God. It's really good, right
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It's really, really good. How come y'all hadn't thought of this in general? I don't know. I do not know
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We'll see you back in a minute. Thank you, my dears. Next, the perfect New York strip steak
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for the big ideas Donnie doing And later a double New York cannoli with Donald Trump Jr You fired Paula
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Welcome back. The theme of today's party, y'all, is deep fried New York
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And the next guest coming out, he is the advertising guru of our ages
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This man is good looking. He's powerful. He is hotter than a $3 pistol, girls
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He hosts on CNBC The Big Idea, Donnie Deutsch. Come on out, baby cakes
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Guys. I love you. Oh, I love you, honey. Is this man hot or what
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Is he hot? She's the hottest. No question about it. No, no, no
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Well, welcome to New York. We are so thrilled to have you here. I'm so thrilled to be here
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And I know that you don't do much cooking in the kitchen. Not much is an understatement
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I'm embarrassed to say I eat out seven nights a week. You know what? You're a busy man
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No, I just don't know how to cook. Well, I'm going to help you
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There's a show on TV that you could tune into. And that show would be? Well, Paula's Party
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That's right. I'm all yours. All right. So, you know, I have to pull out the very best for you
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And that's going to be a New York strip steak with a tarragon melting sauce
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And we're going to start by making our sauce, Donnie. And we're going to start with one pound of butter
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Okay. This is all dietetic, right? Yes. Okay, good. Well, just because we're going to make that much doesn't mean that we're going to eat that much
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Because I'm going to wrap up the leftovers, put it in the freezer so that when I have steak next time
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all I have to do is pull out my roll of butter from the freezer, and I'm all ready
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So I've got sour cream. I've got Dijon mustard, minced garlic. Now, if you would add the rest of the ingredients for me
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We got spring onions. We got fresh tarragon. Just dump them in? We got parsley
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We got lemon zest. Lemon juice. Just dump it in, honey. Do I do it one at a time
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Is there a melody to this thing? Listen, you're a brilliant man. I know that you will do this
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Is there a wrist flick or something? Oh, look at that. Hey, come on. This is good, actually
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You turned up the damn bowl and it fell out. Was that brilliant or what
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Hey, I can do this. You can do this, honey. I didn't know cooking was so easy. Look at this
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It's so easy. This is what, can they pay you all this for this? Yes. They give you a show and everything
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Look at that. Yes. How about this? Yes, but not all of it
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Not all, how much? You know, let's do like that. A little dab will do you
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Okay, good. And let's do like that. That looks good. You know, maybe a little bit more of that
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All right, now you've got your lemon juice. Lemon juice. Yes, right there. That would be that, okay
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Right there. Which comes from lemons, for those of you that don't know. Yes, just like that
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Pour it in, honey. I don't want to screw this up. You're not going to screw it up
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I usually go check, and that's pretty much what I do. Although I understand that you screwed up your first job
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Yes, yes. I went to work for my... I'm probably the only person in America that's been fired by their father
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You're the smart one out of the two of us. See if you can fix it. That's the other thing
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I am completely spastic when it comes to anything handy. Well, you know, me too
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All right, so we're just going to turn this on, and we're going to blend it until it's well blended
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All right. Who's your daddy? Yeah, you got nothing. Look at that
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Look at that. You did a fabulous job. So I really want everybody to know what you did with your life after your daddy fired you
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I got, you know, my show is all about success, and I always find that the times you grow the most are the toughest times, and that's when I took stock and then went back into the agency and we built it up
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And that was a great lesson. And I found consistently, whether I interview Bill Gates, any great industrialist, any successful person, you learn the most from the tough times in your life
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So even when it gets tough, man, that's when you go, okay, wait, what am I going to take away from this
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And you turn the failures into success. You know, I feel the same way, Donnie
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I said, I have certainly made my share of mistakes, but you know what
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I said, if you'll turn around and look back over your shoulder and learn from that mistake
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it can turn into a blessing, can't it? Because we've learned so much from that
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You would not be where you are today without the hardship. Without the mistake. So embrace the hardship and say, okay, what am I taking away from this
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Uh-huh. Well, we've got to. Did I screw up here? No, you have messed this up so bad, I don't think I can fix it
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That's a lie, y'all. We'll be right back. Zani Deutsch. I love you
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Next, the perfect New York strip steak. And later, good old deep fried New York cannoli with Donald Trump Jr
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Hey, y'all. Welcome back. I'm here with one of my favorite men
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Today we're paying homage to moguls of New York. And this is Mr. New York, Donnie Deutsch
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And I'm going to do you a New York strip steak with a tarragon sauce, Donnie
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Would you drop our taters, our potatoes, down in the deep fryer
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They've been sliced thin. Just put it right in. Look. Huh? Yes
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That's where I got the big box. Look at that. Don't try that at home
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I forgot to tell you we can't afford a Vinterhood on this show
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All right, Donnie. Yes, ma'am. I've got us some New York strips that I have marinated in olive oil, Worcestershire sauce, lemon juice, garlic, and pepper
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That steak looks so good. Doesn't it look wonderful? What's your favorite cut
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Actually, New York strip. What you got right here? You know what? Oh, no kidding aside. I love New York strips, too, but I also love ribeyes
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Ribeyes, sometimes a little fatty for me. They are a little fatty. Actually, more taste, but this is, to me, a good compromise
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This is a good compromise between a filet and, you know. So tell me, I want to talk just another little second about your dad firing you
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Now, what did you do that would cause your dad to fire you? I was a jerk. I was 23
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I wasn't doing my job. He had started the ad agency, and he said, get out
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You're not passionate about this. Find something you're passionate about. I eventually came back and it was a great lesson and that's the lesson I want to share with everybody
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Danny did you a big thing he did but the key to success guys
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Everybody find what you're passionate about that's it every single person I've ever asked
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What is it the reason she is so successful? Because this is who she is this is what she loves and it's not work and if you're doing what you love
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It not work and go back to if you were a kid if you loved fish open up an aquarium That it I gave you no pun intended the secret sauce This is why you are so successful Do what you do best Do what you love And do what you love
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And then you'll do it the best. Yeah. Right. Absolutely. I like to dance. Oh, my God
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Have you been on Dancing with the Stars yet? As a matter of fact, they asked me to be on Dancing with the Stars, and I was..
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I was too scared. All right. This looks good. Doesn't this look good
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Oh, I forgot to ask you, what temperature do you like your meat? Medium
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Real medium. Medium. Okay, so you like a pink center. How do I know when these are done, by the way
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If you like them crispy, then that's the way you do it. Everybody likes them crispy, no
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What's that? That's what you go by. Okay. Your tongue, your palate, your taste. Okay
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Just because you like them burnt doesn't mean I do that. I guess that means it's time to take them out
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Okay, you just put them on here? Yes. Okay. Well, you kind of give them a shake
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Get the oil out. All right. That looks good. Yeah, we don't want to lose that one because that's the kind you like
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That's a good one. Right. What is the proper etiquette when you're cooking as putting your hands in and eating
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Like what I just did, is that wrong? To me, it's not. Now, some people, I'm going to put on my house seasoning
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Okay. It may be wrong to some people, but you know what? As a kid, I was allowed to eat out of the bowls
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My mother and daddy wouldn't fuss if I leaned over and did like that and put it back in the bowl
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That was good. Oh, there's so much I wanted to. How long do you leave it on one side
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How long do you not? I never know how to. It depends on how much heat you have
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It depends on how you like your steak. If I like it medium
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Now, what temperature is this at? Well, I don't know, honey. See, it's that fire right there
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Okay. So, look here. It looks like our pan was hotter on this end than on that end
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You can see that piece is not done enough for you. And to get you medium, you'd probably need six to eight minutes
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Okay. And it also depends on the thickness of your meat. Do I cut it open to see how it's doing
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If you want to, but you know what? Because otherwise you don't know what's going on here. I love doing the touch. What's that
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The touch method. See, that's kind of rare right there. How do you know from a touch that it's rare
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Well, the way it feels. Oh, so if it's too, can I do this? Yes, do it
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I washed my hands, I promise. So that's rare. All right, this is a good judge
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Okay. If you'll make a fist. I got it. You're going to have to put that potato chip down
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Okay. And don't make a real tight fist. Hello. And you can
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My name is Donnie. My name is Paula, and I love you. So anyway, feel my little fat pocket right there
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Okay, right. See how it's soft? Yeah. You touch it. That's rare
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Okay. All right, now I'm going to tighten my fist a little bit more. That's medium rare. Interesting
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All right, now I'm going to tighten it a little bit more. That's medium
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Wow, that's very cool. Now I'm really going to tighten it. Okay. That's well done
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Well done. Interesting. Interesting. So, other than that, you can use a meat thermometer
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All right, look out here, Donnie. Idiot. Look, I'm such an idiot
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No, I am. No, I'm the idiot. Please, I really am the idiot
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This looks so good. Because I forgot to cook our onions. Oh, that was my fault
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Yes, it was. You distracted me. I was going around in the fryer, the whole thing. You distracted me. I put my hands in there
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All right, these onions were just rolled in flour, y'all. I've got to swap out for our steak
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I want you to have the best steak. Mm. All right, look up there
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And some of your potatoes that you cooked. Right. I'm going to reach over here and get the burned ones, because I know that's what you like
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Getting a nice facial. I like, uh-huh, we are. You know, I said technically I should look like I'm 100
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Okay. But I think the pots in the kitchen really helped. All the steam
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Okay. All right, now I'm going to take a little butter. Ooh, just a little
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A little melting sauce. Just a little. Mm-hmm. Do I wait for it to melt or I just kind of..
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Well, you know, it may not melt because I'm using a swap out steak. Okay. So here we go
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I'm going to take a hot one. Okay. Oh, is this a cold one? That one's cold
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Let me see. Wait, let's see. Oh, that's a real good medium, Donnie
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Wow. All right, look here. That is actually delicious. Oh, man, look at that
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I'm going to eat yours. I want you to eat mine. Oh, that's perfect, too
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Yeah, wow, good job. Do you like the fat? Yeah, I kind of like the fat
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I love the fat. This is good, man. Look at this. Uh-oh, that's too big a butter
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Oh, man. That is a fantastic steak. This is amazing. The best steak for the best man here in New York City
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Don't go anywhere. Fabulous meat. Up next, a double-fried New York cannoli for Donald Trump Jr., y'all
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Welcome back. The theme of today's party, y'all, is deep-fried New York
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Now, to pull this off, I'm having New York moguls that really, really, really say New York
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Well, my next guest, his last name not only says New York, it screams it
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Y'all, please put your hands together and welcome Donald Trump Jr. Come on out, Donald
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Hi, Paul. How are you? I'm fine. How are you? Not too bad. Not too bad. I don't mind the lipstick as long as it's on camera
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So my wife won't, you know, I won't get in a little bit of trouble. You know, now, do you go by Don, Donnie, Donald
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Most people call me Don. Most people call you Don. Yeah. And they call your daddy Donald, don't they
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Yes, or sir. Or sir? And I'm so glad you're here today
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It's good to be here. I've heard some wonderful things about you. But you know what they didn't emphasize to me
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What's that? How damn handsome you are. Well, I appreciate that. Thank you
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Oh, my gosh. We got to cook, Don. We got to cook, okay. You know, I'm bringing the south to New York
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and so we're going to have a little southern, a little New York. So I'm going to be deep frying you, honey, some cannolis
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Oh, that sounds good. That sounds scary, too. No, it's not scary
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I understand that your wife, who is a new mother, they are the parents of a 10-month-old beautiful little girl
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She's amazing. And you do a lot of the cooking in your house
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I do, actually. As a kid, I grew up with parents who had chefs
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Oh, my goodness. Dawn. I know. I did pretty good, right? I'm telling you, she's got, like, your hair
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She does. By the way, she came out with hair that much. No
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It's not from my father's side, though. It can't be, right? No. It's physically impossible, so that must be from the mother
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She came out with a full head of hair. I wasn't going to mention it when you walked out, you know, but you definitely don't have your father's hair
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Well, you have beautiful hair. Well, thank you very much. So I understand that your wife has got her hands full, so you do a lot of the cooking, and she's requested that you get more into baking
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Now tell everybody, this young man cooks, y'all. I do. You know, I had the fortune of growing up in a pretty good household
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My parents always had chefs around, but when I was a kid, I hated the notion of really people working for me
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because I was this big and they were this big, and it didn't seem right. Kind of intimidating
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I used to watch the chefs make food for my parents, and then I'd make it myself
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So I learned at a really young age how to cook. The only thing I never focused on was really baking or desserts
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so this is going to be a new experience for me. Do you like desserts? You know, I do
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Do you have a sweet tooth? I do. I try to avoid them, though, because ever since I got turned 30, it's not so easy to keep, you know
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You're 30? I am. I'm old. I know. Oh. What are you doing taking up our airspace
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So old. Now, I have taken some ricotta cheese and some sweetened fresh whipped cream
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Now, you fold those in for me. Just gently fold them in together
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Very gently? Yes, because you want to be careful because in whipped cream we can deflate it. Yes
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So we don't want to do that. Now I'm going to sprinkle in some cinnamon
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Mmm. Smell that. Do you dress like this every day? Yeah, it's not great for cooking
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But, you know, I come from work and then I go back to work and it's just easier than changing
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You look so handsome. Well, thank you. And that purple is amazing on you
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Thank you. You know, it takes a real man to pull off purple. You know what? It does
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purples and pinks. But you know what? I love seeing guys in these kind of colors
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because it means you're comfortable in your skin and who you are. And to me, that has a great sex appeal
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That's very appealing. Really? Yes. We'll talk later. That's coming from an old lady
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All right. So we're going to fold this in together, and we're going to add. It smells like amaretto
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You're exactly correct. We're going to add some amaretto, And we're going to use just a store-bought cannoli, y'all
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I don't know where you'd find them in the grocery store. It could be in the bread section or the cookie section
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But, you know, take it easy on yourself and just buy the store-boughts because you're quite delicious
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Perfect. All right. So we've got some already mixed up, Don. Excellent
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And we're going to fold in these chopped pistachios. I love that
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All right. Now, we're going to take our cannolis. All right. You take you a cannoli
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Yes, I washed my hands. And this is your bag. All right, now grab it up here
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You don't want to grab it in the middle because it will squirt out the top on you
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Perfect. So just fill up your cannoli. That looks pretty good. All right
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Might be better than mine. I'm going to go back to the other end. Now, we're going to put these in the freezer, Don
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Okay. And we're going to fill these up. we're gonna put them in the freezer
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let them get nice and solid hard for four hours and you don worry about it I not gonna keep you from your office for four hours I appreciate that I got some swap outs and when we come back we going to talk about the apprentice y So don go anywhere I here with Donald Trump Jr What a man Coming up Don Jr is rolling
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up his sleeves for some good old deep fried New York cannoli. If I take more off it's going
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to start costing people okay. Welcome back, everybody
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Today we're frying up New York City. And look at this beautiful man that's with me here, Donald Trump Jr
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Oh, I just saw, when you looked at me like that, Don, I saw a great deal of your daddy
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Yeah, I think a good mix. Because, you know, at first sight, I didn't think you looked like your father
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But then there came that look, and it was there. As long as it's not that look, right
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As long as it's not that look. As long as you don't get that one, you're good. As long as it's not
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You're fired, Paula. As long as it's not that look. All right, so we've got our cannolis that we have frozen solid for like four hours, y'all
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And we're going to make a batter to dip our cannolis in. And I would love for you to start by getting comfortable, honey
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Great time of day. Take off that coat. Where do I put this? I don't know. We'll ask one of these pretty girls to hold it
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If I take more off, it's going to start costing people, okay? All right, we're just going to loosen this just a little bit
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All right, take that top button. We're going to undo that top button. I like that. Yes, I like that, too
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All right, we're going to have to stop this pretty soon. I don't think this is going to go on Food Network
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Hey! Woo! Wow. That was pretty hot. I was just kidding you
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You don't have to be. It's okay. Oh, I like this boy
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Just kidding, baby, I love you very much. Look at that. One of our guests is going
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Yeah, he didn't know what he signed up for. No, he didn't. All right, now come here
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We're going to get you a little bit more comfortable. And I want you to talk to me about the apprentice
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Okay. What's it like working with your dad and your sister? Well, it's been a lot of fun, actually
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It's a very different dynamic than the regular, I think, work world where we're building buildings
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Yeah, yeah. And we're able to have a little fun with it. I think I wanted to avoid it initially when we first started filming
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because I build buildings, and there's a little bit of a difference. But it really became a lot of fun, and especially this season, working with the celebrities
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Oh, that's all right. You're high enough. Okay. You good? It added a whole new element
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It was a lot of fun. Yes. It's a lot of fun. You know, I understand. All right, now, we're going to make a batter for this
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You're going to blow your wife away when you make her these. Now, we've got some flour
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We've got milk. We've got a couple of eggs, and we've got some sugar. Perfect. So if you would just dump all that together, Don
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So on The Apprentice you are there as an advisor to your father is that correct My sister and I basically sit on either side of him in the boardroom and really you know try to help him He doesn need really any business advice He done pretty well for himself on his own But you know I think it gets relatively heated in there
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So to give him a little, you know, added there and maybe create a little controversy amongst the contestants if we can
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The show really is, there's no acting going on here. Is that correct
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I mean, it's really a reality. It's all there. I mean, it's really him
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And people say, oh, you're such a good actor. I'm like, well, that's pretty much what I deal with every day when I'm in the boardroom on the other side of the table
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Is your father hard to work for? No, you know, he's a very fair guy, but he's also a very tough business guy
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So, you know, I get it. He wouldn't have us doing something in the company if someone could be doing a better job because, you know, he's a business guy first and foremost
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And, you know, there are no subsidies in his world. And I understand that, which I think this is so admirable, you don't want to come in on your daddy's coattail
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It's important to you that you make your own mark. It's really the way we were brought up
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You know, we really had to earn for ourselves, and we weren't spoiled in a financial sense
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And we've got great educations, well-traveled, cultured, and these kind of things. So we got the best of perhaps being spoiled without, you know, the areas where it can be detrimental
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When you start kind of getting unlimited cash flow to do whatever you want, it doesn't usually work out that well
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Well, that's wonderful. That's to be admired. What is, okay, I think that's pretty good, Don
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Looking good? That looks smooth, yeah. Yeah, and our deep fryer should be ready. Perfect
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So all we have to do is take our cannolis and dip them in the batter
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and then we're going to put them down into our deep fryer. You want to use this so your hands won't get messed up
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I think so. I think that'll do. Although I do have a sink down there if you should need it
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So what is the greatest lesson maybe that your daddy taught you
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Well, I think one of the most important things he always says is just love what you do. You love what you do
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It makes it better. I mean, when you go into work and you're actually excited to go into work, It's better than saying, oh, God, I can't believe it's Monday
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We have five more days of this crap, and I've got to put up with it. If that's no fun, you'll never succeed
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It's terrible. Are we going in? Yes, go in. I think one of the greatest pleasures in life is having a job that you love
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Correct. You know, I couldn't wait to come back to work Monday. That's nice. I could not wait
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I had missed it for two days. My wife doesn't love it when I say it's Saturday and I'm going to the office for a few hours
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because now the rules have changed with the baby. Absolutely they've changed
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It definitely is a pleasure. My son is a new father. Oh, congratulations
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Thank you. He's precious. And the rules do change. Yeah. Okay. This doesn't look good for our cholesterol levels, huh
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You know what? We're turning a blind eye to that today, honey
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We're taking a day off the low-carb thing today. A day off the low-carb thing
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Tell me about your restaurant choices. What is your favorite restaurant that you like to go to here in New York
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New York is so many, as you know. It's just it's such a great. That's what's mind boggling
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I travel all over the world for business. How do you decide? And it has all of that. But you know what? There's days where you feel like fancy
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But honestly. Bread. A lot of times I like to just get away. Get out of the French restaurants that you go and you have to order a pizza afterwards Maybe just go to McDonald A little Big Mac every once in a while I love McDonald I love McDonald A number two
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please hold the ketchup extra mayonnaise. It works. I love it. I like the ketchup because
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in the Trump family, we go pretty much ketchup to meat as a one-to-one ratio. Oh, really? Yeah. There is no shortage of ketchup. So when are you going to have your next child
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Or your wife. Yeah. You know, I don't know. She wants five, so I'm in trouble
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And I have very little to say in the matter. So, you know, she has a lot of control in that area
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Yes. For obvious reasons. Yes. And I'm not going to elaborate there
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We won't go there, yeah. All right, now see how quickly we got these fried on
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That was pretty fast. Yeah, it didn't take for a second. If you go too long, you probably do something to the cream. Well, actually, it would melt on us
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It would just melt it and go on. So we have to fry them pretty fast, like 350 degrees
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So I'm going to put you a cannoli. Perfect. I'm going to get that pretty one
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And let's see what I'm going to do. I think I'm going to dip him in chocolate
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Wow. Just that tip. Kind of like a tease, you know? Okay
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All right. And then we're going to take some pistachios. Do a little double dip
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And just do a little double dip. Perfect. So here I am in New York City
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cooking for the Don Junior, and I hope he likes it. Okay, we're going in
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That's trouble. It's trouble. Now, I can't make this for my wife
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You look like you are just loaded with cavities. Um, no. Smile for the camera
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Do you have a surprise for me? I do. It looks like a little piece of New York real estate
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It does? From the people that collect cakes for you. Yes. Oh, my God. Yeah
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The entire estate building, y'all. Bob. Did you make that, Bob
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No. People that collect cakes for you. Don. And it's not Trump International
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I should have specified which building we wanted, but I guess everyone recognizes this building in New York City
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And then we just own it, so it's okay. I will take the Empire State Building, honey
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Okay. Listen, thank you so much for coming and being a guest. I really appreciate it
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Before we go, let me kind of clean you up. Yep, yep. So you can smile at the camera
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And tell everybody that we always, always send best dishes and love from New York City to your kitchen
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Thank you, Donald Trump. Thank you very much. Thank you. You got a little bit too, by the way
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See you all in the next party
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