Ham And Cheese Turnovers
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All right, I'm just gonna, I'm gonna make us just a quick little appetizer, a little ham and cheese turnovers
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And if you would, I need about a third of a cup of onions, and we're gonna saute them in a little butter
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Okay. So if you don't mind doing that for me. Okay. I'm gonna come down here and I'm gonna cut the cheese
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Okay. I just wanted to see if you was awake. No, I'm gonna grate the cheese
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All right, let's do that. And I'm going to take out some refrigerated pie crust right here
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I've got Gruyere cheese, and I've got mozzarella. All of these ham and cheese turnovers
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I'm so excited to be here. Oh, what? Because, you know, there's not a lot of times when you're on a tour bus
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and you're out on the road. Yes. You don't get that same kind of love as you do when you're in a kitchen
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Yes. And, you know, you put a lot of love into it, and I like to do that with my music
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I'm so glad. And let me tell you something. It showed, honey
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Well, I appreciate that. Okay, if you throw those in the pan with a tablespoon of butter
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And so my confession to you is Michael and I got hooked on American Idol
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So I told Michael, we have got to vote for Taylor. People said well you know I voted for you and I look at them and I say you never know You could have been my one swing vote you know because it was close American Idol is what you see is what you get right
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It made me have to really work hard at singing and performing
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Right. What was that? What did you say that was again? This is just a refrigerated pie crust
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You know, if you don't have time to make you a pie crust. Yeah, what do you think about those
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It's always good, tender, flaky. Because you know my grandmother tried to make pie crust for Thanksgiving and Christmas and stuff
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and we'd have to just break the news to her that sometimes her pie crust just didn't turn out right
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It wasn't all that great. I don't feel guilty at all using this
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I think they're delicious. Now, I'm going to take these two. I'm going to make a double crust
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You know, before I do that, I've got us a little ham, and I'm just using a deli
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Deli ham. I'm going to chop that. So Taylor, how were you when you started singing and performing
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Three or four started singing. Yes. Who was your audience at that age
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Probably grandparents and family. Then it started in school talent shows, and then it became, you know, bars and clubs
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I played pretty good blues harmonica back then, so I got it
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It a handy I tell you this instrument you can take it anywhere How many chicks has that picked you up baby
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Just beat me up an egg. Right in there, baby. All right, now we're going to put half the cheese there
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A little ham. So these are like little pigs in blankets, but with pie crust
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kind of they're more like ham and cheese biscuits there you go whatever it is i'm going to eat oh
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you'll i promise you'll like it and just a few onions all right now what we're going to do with
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that egg is we're going to come around here just like that we're going to make a seal so it will
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stick so none of our goodness will come out of it and you know just like everything else i do
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I overstuff it. That's all right. We're just going to poke it back in there
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And then what I'd like for you to do is take the tine of this fork
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stick it in your flour, and just come around just like that
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When we went to Birmingham, you were just starting to tell me
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you looked at me with those beautiful eyes, And you said, Paula, I want to be in the restaurant business
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The place that I opened is called Ore. Ore? Drink and Dime. O-O-O-R-E
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Like Iron Ore Oh okay Because the city Birmingham where I from was founded upon iron ore And a lot of the steel industry was in Birmingham Alabama So I used to play in this little place in a little strip mall
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There in Birmingham. In Birmingham, Alabama. And I just thought to myself, one day if I make it, I'm going to own this little restaurant
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and then I'm going to make some great food and I'm going to serve some great drinks. And look what happened
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I got blessed with the opportunity to go back in there and open a restaurant
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So you do not mean it. You have opened a restaurant where you played as a kid
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Yep, where I used to play for years. So I think we've got enough turnovers
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I don't think we'll... Did you just... Are you eating that wrong? Great time of day
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I got to give this boy faith. All right, let's put those in the oven, please, honey
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We're going to put them in a 375 oven for about 12 to 15 minutes
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All right, bring your cute little tater patch over here and get out our little turnovers
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Now, let me ask you something. Yes. What do you consider a potato patch
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Tater patch. Tater patch. It's just like your whole body. Mm-hmm. Your whole body
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Tater patch, it can be your hiney, too. That's what I was thinking you were saying
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You thought I was calling your hiney. So I'm going to give you a plate and let you be munching on these
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Whoa, not hot. Well, I'm hungry. I'm going to let them cool a little bit
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