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Hey, y'all. I'm in the kitchen with two fabulous women today
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The Grammy Award-winning Roseanne Cash and her gorgeous daughter, Carrie Crowell. And they're here to help me celebrate Mother's Day by making a Southern Sunday brunch
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We're kicking it off, y'all, with my breakfast casserole. Carrie cooks up some of her grit cakes that we're going to be topping with Roseanne's creamy white gravy
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Delicious! And then we're making my geriatric salad. Yep, you heard that right
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Wow. And we're wrapping up this Mother's Day brunch menu with a fruit salad topped with a poppy seed dressing
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We're excited. I'm excited, honey. No, I'm excited. Well, we are going to do breakfast today, y'all
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These two women really, really cook. I really cook? She really, really cooks
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And you like to bake, don't you, Carrie? I do. I love to bake. Loves and loves and loves to bake
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And I bet you cook the collard greens, the turnip greens, the cornbread
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Maybe. Once or twice. Well, listen. Cornbread, definitely. Yeah. My grandmother's recipe for cornbread, yeah
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And how do you do it? Put a little sugar in it. Okay, so you kind of like sweet cornbread
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Cast iron skillet. Cast iron skillet. Yes, cast iron skillet. I love my cast iron
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Roseanne is on the road a lot, y'all. Roseanne, I don't get to cook as much as I used to
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Yeah, I bet. And I miss that. Yeah. I miss it. But when you're on the road, like you and me, of course, you've got real talent
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No. I'm just pretending. I don't think so. I don't think so
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Oh, my gosh. Well, let's get started on the breakfast casserole. All right, now, we've got a pound of maple sausage
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Nice. that I'm going to need for you to saute up, Carrie. I can do that
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And I tell you what, Roseanne, if you would trim the crust off this bread
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and then we're going to line it in our dish. Yes, ma'am. And you will want to spray that pan first, yes
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So I've got so many questions to ask you. I am so envious of families that have your kind of talent
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Well, you're a family, too. Yeah, come on. What are you talking about? Everybody
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No, honey. I'm talking about the gift of singing. Music. You've been so blessed, haven't you
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I have. I've been really lucky. You know, my father was a great musician, as you know
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Yes. And I learned a lot from him. But Paula, I can't sing
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And I can cook. That's right. And that gets me pretty far. There is some justice in the world somewhere, y'all
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I can't sing at all. I had this child who was just this little domestic goddess, and she started teaching me things
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Isn't that great? Mama didn't have an electric mixer until I said, you've got to get one
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She just didn't have a hand mixer. How'd you make a cake, Roseanne? We won't talk about it
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All right, I'm breaking up eight eggs, girls. Do I put this in here like this
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Yes, just layer it in there the best way you can. So tell me all about your life growing up, Roseanne
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I grew up in Southern California. Oh, you did? I did. Well, now how did you learn that there
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Well, my family moved out there when I was three years old. I was born in Memphis, but we moved out there. Yeah
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And then I moved back to Nashville where Carrie was born. Then I've been in New York 22 years
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Have you really? Yeah. Not many places to find good Southern food in New York. No
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So, yes, you can come up and visit us. I know, I've been. Yeah
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All right, honey, if you'd measure out two cups of milk, and we're just gonna pour it over our eggs
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Now, I just added one teaspoon of dry mustard, y'all. This gives the eggs just a little bit of a kick
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There you go. If you would, just open that cheese, darling. Okay, and pour it over
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And pour it over the bread that you line the bottom of the pan with. All right, now, y'all, I'm just gonna kind of drain it with this spoon
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because we're going to take those drippings and we're going to make some gravy later on
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Nice little maple gravy. You're going to make a cocktail with those drippings? I'll talk to this
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All right, if you would finish doing that. All right. And why don't you get your grits started
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because Carrie is going to make us some grit cakes, y'all. I am
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So now what are you doing here, Carrie? I'm literally going to put one cup of milk
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one cup of water, and one cup of grits. Okay. And, Roseanne, if you'd go ahead and pour that over there
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You're doing great. And I'm going to put this over here, Roseanne
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before I accidentally throw our gold away. Yeah, that's gold, honey. I hate to hear whoops in the kitchen
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It happens a lot. I have found that you can fix any oops Mistakes Except scorch Now when you scorch It over The party is over Go homes It over What about over
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It's over then. Add some potatoes. Okay. We're a match made in heaven
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Yes. Although I did salt something so much the other night, the potatoes wouldn't even take it out
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We ate it anyway. Of course. That's the right thing to do. And the next morning, we woke up..
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Rolling, right. No, I didn't salt it too much. I noticed that you've got a necklace on with the name Dan on it
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I do. That's my boyfriend, Dan. That's your boyfriend, Dan. You might like this
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My daddy's from Texas, and he's told my boyfriend that if you liked a girl in Texas, you'd give her your disc
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So then for my birthday, I got a disc. Now, how old are you? I'm 24
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Okay. You're old enough to get a disc. We need some salt and pepper
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Oh yes An unsalted grit is like the nastiest thing in the world
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In the whole world Are you going to let those cook some more
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I think they're all done And then we should lay them out on a pan
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So they can congeal Okay I'm just going to go ahead And then they're going to chill
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And I bet you're going to cut them in shapes I am Okay let's just spread them out right
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Okay yes If you would put that in the oven, Rosanne, we'll take a break, let these cool
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and when we come back, you're going to make grit cakes. Grit cakes. You're going to make gravy
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I am. And I'm going to just sit and watch and enjoy
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Coming up, Rosanne whips up some of her good old gravy. Yeah
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Toot toot. Then we enjoy the fruits of our labor. I could drink that gravy, Rosanne
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And later, I make an oldie but a goodie, y'all. A geriatric salad
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Gosh, I'm so glad that y'all came back. I'm fixing to turn my kitchen over to these two fabulous women
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Roseanne and her daughter, Carrie. I'm going to step back out of the way, girls
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Look, we got our sausage and egg casserole out of the oven
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and Roseanne, you're going to make gravy, right? I am. And what are you doing, Carrie
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We're going to turn the grits into little cakes. Okay, well, if I can help y'all in any way, let me know
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You can always help. But I'm going to just stand here and enjoy looking at y'all
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Well, this is so easy because you just make a roux at the beginning
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and you can turn that roux into anything. So, and you know, you have to cook it long enough to burn off the raw flour taste
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Right. Yeah. Right. I think she might know that. Well, she didn't. No, I'm telling her friends
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Explain it to me. That looks good. Do you want salt and pepper now for it, Roseanne
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Yes, ma'am. Or at what point do you? To me, I just kind of eyeball it
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And listen to Carrie. Yes, talking now. Find those grits. They're talking to us, baby
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We love that sound. Yes. And what do you have? Is this chicken stock, Roseanne? Yes
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And milk. Ooh, we're going to have a good old milk gravy. Yeah. I know that Roseanne wouldn't tell y'all this herself, so I'm going to tell it far
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She has had 11, 11 number one hits. When did you do that
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Don't act like you didn't know, girl. I know. I can tell you
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I cannot believe I'm doing this in front of you. I am so nervous
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Honey, listen. No, no, no. You never get too old to learn
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Now, do you write your own music? I do. A lot of it. The last record was actually a list, based on a list of songs that my dad gave me when
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I was 18. And he gave me this list of songs. So you wanted to be a songwriter more than you wanted to be a singer
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Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I was shy. I thought songwriting was a noble profession
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Is that good? I don't know how to do this. Yes. Oh, yeah, baby
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Yeah. Choo-choo! Delicious! All right, let's fix our plate
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Okay. Well, let's find you a crispy part of this rosin
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This is really easy to do, isn't it? So simple. Should we go
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Yes. I'm so nervous. What? No, don't be, honey. We tasted your gravy
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We know it's a home run. Wow. Uh-oh. This is so good
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I'm a little too excited. You are? Oh, that is so good
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I can't believe how easy that is. Good grit cakes. Mm-hmm. Yes
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I can drink that gravy, Roseanne. Really good gravy Oh mama I really love this gravy Mama isn that so sweet Mama Well y I want to show y something I truly love
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my geriatric salad. I got this recipe from my niece, Kari's mother-in-law
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Jackie Rooks. So I'm going to start with unflavored gelatin. And I'm just going to dissolve that gelatin in that cup
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of water. And, Roseanne, if you would measure me out. Mm-hmm. One cup of hot water, and I'm going to go in here with three-fourths of a cup of sugar
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So this is like a sweet and savory. So if you just pour that water
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Nope. Oh, excuse me. In the sugar. She almost destroyed it. She almost destroyed it
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No. Can I go back to making gravy? All right, so I'm just going to stir that up
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Make sure it's dissolved. And if you'd stir that, make sure that's dissolved
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And then we're going to add the two together, y'all. Now I'm going to add a half a cup of vinegar into there
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And now we're going to pour it all together in here. Do I pour
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Yes. Okay. Yes. I'm scared. I'm scared. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to scare you like that
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And we're going to stick this in our freezer for about 30 minutes to just give it a little jump start
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And then I'm going to add asparagus, onions, celery, pecans, and pimenta
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And I'm going to top it with mayonnaise, and it really is so good
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I'm really nervous. If you're over, like, 60, you're going to love it
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Coming up, Roseanne's not too sure about my geriatric salad. It's freaking me out a little bit
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And later, y'all, we toss together a poppy seed dressing to top our fruit salad
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Y'all, we just had the best breakfast casserole, didn't we
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We did. And Carrie made grit cakes, and I tell you what
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I said, Roseanne, that might be the best white pepper gravy I've ever eaten
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It was out of this world. And now we're moving on to the geriatric salad
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If one of you would open that can of a spout. I can do that
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And just give it a rough chop. If somebody would just chop up these pecans
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All right, I can do that. I'm going to need about a half a cup of those, Carrie
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While y'all are doing that, I'm going to dice up a cup of celery
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and then I'm going to chop two tablespoons of onion. You need a cup of this, right
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Yeah, we'll just eyeball it. Okay. Mom likes that. I have a feeling I might be the only one eating this salad
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No, we'll try it No, she'll eat it with you I teach children how to cook and we only have one rule
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Which is you have to taste everything You do Carrie, now how did you get involved with that
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And where do you do this? Well, at the elementary school I went to
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Get out girl She teaches little children, 4, 5 and 6 year olds
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How to cook That is so cute Alright, now y'all, as we get these ingredients ready
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I'm just going to start dumping them in Our gelatin and we let this sit in the freezer for about 30 minutes
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I need the juice of a half a lemon. So you can just do that over the bowl
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Yeah, just come on down here. And I'm going to put a couple of tablespoons of pimentas
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And see that pimenta is just going to give it a pretty color. Now you can scoop up your asparagus
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Okay. And just toss that in. And you can throw your nuts in. Okay
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Carrie, there you go. I forgot the onion. Just a couple of tablespoons
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So we're just going to chop, chop, chop, chop, chop, chop. And we need a little salt, too
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Okay, that I can do. All right, so just a couple of even tablespoons
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There we go. Like a little confetti party in there. Yes, look at that
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It's a party in a bowl. So we're just going to pour this in here. So look, I'm just going to do it just like that
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It's too hard to hit that ring, y'all. All right, so we've got our unflavored gelatin
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our vinegar, our sugar, our pecans, our onions, our asparagus. Pimento. Our pimento
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Look at that. Look how pretty that is. That is pretty. All right, so girls, about an hour and a half
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in the refrigerator for this. And then we'll just turn it upside down
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and put it on its serving bowl. And it's going to be pretty. Dance right out
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What we're going to do now is, since we're doing brunch, don't you think we need some fruit
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So we've just got the pineapple, blueberries, honeydew melon, cantaloupe, and strawberries
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And if you would, Roseanne, cut these in half. That I can do
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And I'll start doing the hard one. The hard one. Yes. So Roseanne a little birdie told me you did a duo with the boss
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I did. I did a duet with the boss. There wasn't anybody good around, so he said he'd be good
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No, that was great. That was a romantic, wonderful experience. Oh, my gosh
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What was the name of the track? Sea of Heartbreak. Can you just, like, hum less than seven seconds for me
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No lights in the harbor. Don't shine for me. You don't know that song
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Oh, my God. I got to send her my record. You're a southern lady. Maybe I do know it
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Just sing a little bit more. That wasn't much. Sea of heartbreak
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Lost love. Loneliness. Memories of your caress. Yes! Okay, now we're getting to something I recognize
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Yes. I knew you would. I knew you'd come through. Girls, isn't this pretty
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Beautiful. All right, in goes the blueberries. And when we come back, we're going to make that poppy seed dressing with these two fabulous women
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It's a party. It's a party, honey. Look. Look how pretty that looks
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Beautiful. Coming up, it's the moment of truth, y'all, with my geriatric salad
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I respect where you're coming from. Y'all, we're fixing to have the big reveal
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Yes. The geriatric salad. I'm so nervous. But before we do that, we've got to make the dressing for our fruit
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So let's get started. All right, Roseanne, we are going to need one cup of vegetable oil
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Okay. We're going to need a half a cup of lemon juice. And I'm going to go ahead and put us a little salt
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I'm going to squirt us a teaspoon of the Dijon. Now, I just need to add a tablespoon of poppy seeds
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I almost squirted in your coffee. In my coffee, that's all right. I'd just fix another cup
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Or drink it down. Or drink it down. All that's left is a half a cup of white wine vinegar, the lemon juice, and a half a cup of sugar
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All right, shake that, baby. Okay. And while y'all are doing that, I would like a drum roll, please
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Please do right. I'm really excited about this
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All right, now I need a drum roll. Okay. Wait. You've got to do this first
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You need them on stage. Yes, you got to do that first. Wow. Right? We got to garnish this thing
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That is beautiful. And you know what you have to serve this with? Mayonnaise
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You all right, Rosanne? It's freaking me out a little bit. What's freaking you out
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Oh, my God. It's very pretty, actually. Yeah, that's beautiful. All right, let's get us a plate, y'all
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Okay. How about some fruit? Oh, nice. Serve us up. Love blueberries
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Let me get you some red in there. All right, Carrie, there you go. Thank you, Mama. There you go
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That is so sweet. Thank you, Mama. Well. She never caused me a moment's problem
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All right. Okay, and then a little geriatric salad on the side. Yes
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Now, see, this will be delicious. Oh, that's a big slice. This would be delicious next to that casserole
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That's a hefty slice for me. Yes, and you know what? Down south, it's very rude if you don't clean your plate
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Ooh, Roseanne, I almost forgot to give you some mayo. OK. Here you go
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All right, here we go. OK, well. Here we go. OK, here we go. Tell me if I'm crazy
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Go, mama. I just don't know. Really afraid. Mm
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It's really good. It's not my kind of thing, but it's good
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I love it. I love that you love it. It wouldn't do if we all liked the sun
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No, I was just kidding. I'm not going to do that. I saw you fix and rake that on Carrie's plate
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I saw you. Don't do that to me. I can't handle that
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I really have a lot going on. Oh, my gosh. Look. I like it, and I'll eat it
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Did I tell you how much fun I'd have with y'all? We've had a lot of fun with you
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Come up to New York and make cornbread with me. I will do it
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Love that. You make cornbread for me, right? That's right. And I'll try not to turn up my nose at your cornbread
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Love you, girl. Love you, girl. Love and best dishes, y'all
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