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shredded basil, and cheese. >> what kind of cheese? >> i like cow's milk. if you like it sharper, the romano was good. >> than the a's go into the pan on top of the onion. once they start to firm up the tomatoes go on top. >> it is like a flower for mom. >> you put it in what ever since you have left. just like that. >> she taught said off with more greeted cheese. >> it is important that before across. now you put this in the oven and bake it for 50 minutes. >> it is a great dish to make ahead of time, and just warm up. or even cervical. mom is sure to be impressed. >> paint happy mother's day! >> that is right, happy mother's day. my mother is the best italian chef in the world. >> was born to say, you'd be in trouble and she heard you. >> you are saying that because mom is watching, is she? >> happy mother's day mom! >> that looked easy to make. >> very simple but it is all about the ingredients. the greens need to be good. >> mom will be happy. >> thank you so much. that will do it for cbs 5 news at noon.

i'm adding some basil to this. >> vote for chef malcolm mitchell. food network star. okay? we want him to win. we really want him to win. >> this is almost there. >> that looks good. putt it on the plate. watch the good network unsapped. see him at 9:00 -- food network on sunday and see him at 9:00. come on in here howard. this is fabulous. having a great weekend weather hordes says and we thank you for coming. >> basil oil too. >> all right, thanks for being with us, come back and visit us at 5:00. have a great weekend. >> wow. that smells great. >> mmm. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ]

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tomatoes, fresh parsley, fresh basil, a little bit of green onion. it's very, very simple. if you have a mother or another who loves seafood, this is the way to go. >> i do. let me ask you about the grits, what kind of grits do you use? >> these are stone ground grits. >> yes, yes, yes. those are the best ones. stone ground are delicious. >> they're better. they're a lot better. >> are you finished with your pancakes? >> it's all done on the other side. >> he makes them from scratch, the best pancakes you'll ever have. >> our agoing to be out in tysons at whole foods when? >> next week, next sunday, saturday after mother's day. >> this is so much better than my pancakes. >> they're so much better than my pancakes. >> don't they look good? if i didn't want bacon and wanted blueberries, do the same thing? just pour the batter and put it on top? >> sure. >> it looks good. so you can fix this for mother's day. >> we've got to work on something for sunday. >> that's a good idea. >> go to jchayward.com. >> showers returning this afternoon. 4:00 to 11:00 about the best time for th

fresh basil leaves, lemon vinaigrette, one cup barbeque sauce. you wouldn't want to put barbeque on just any fish. >> salmon has a more pronounced flavor. whitefish might be too delicate. we think the wild salmon is perfect for it. >> i want to show awe little bit about corn in general. this sort of corn on the cob, which is so important, when the corn is on the cob we get all the flavor. attached to the cob, the milk of the cob. we get the sweetness and fresh flavor, we peel back the corn. >> have you grilled this already? >> not yet. but i brought some i did grill. two different ways of grilling. one, peeled, and then put on the grill, a great wi to eat and you sprinkle a little sea salt and olive oil. >> before grilling or after grilling? >> a little bit after is nice. >> this one has been done, in the husk, obviously. so it's charred, there's not as much carmel decision on the corn. it's a little more tender, maybe more appropriate for a little something sauteed for a salad, okay? >> so i'll show you, when we grill it, we're going to take it

we have the classic tomato and basil. and also a very popular dish would be garganelli pasta with three different meat bolognese sauce on it. >> they all look absolutely delicious. this is already? >>it's already finished. >> i'll get a dish now, okay. i was hungry that day. go to jchayward.com.

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cut and basil and moved to menlo park last year. of >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside at the golden gate. the fog is expected to return overnight. here's a look at your weather headlines. the fog is confined mainly to the coast want. into tomorrow, 5-10 degrees of warming. as we head into the weekend commentators are coming. these fish were to have a mix of '60s and '70s. it is when the breeze along the coastline. gritty mild and the no. 8 contenders in the '70s and '80s. affect fifth of why >>catherine: , 15 people were killed and several missing after an earthquake hit northern italy today. " i was a 5.8 magnitude with a lot of aftershocks. thousands of people are without a home tonight if this comes nine days after another earthquake in the same region killed seven people. ceilings caved in, homes were destroyed in rubble covered the streets. newly discovered information could indicate more powerful earthquakes near lake tahoe. grant lodes is here with a closer look at how powerful this future earthquakes to be purified >>

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and i was traveling the other day to basil. it was early morning, beautiful sunrise over a landscape in rural france. and there was smoke coming out of every chimney in this village. and the houses were old stone. and i just thought to myself, i wonder how many people there are going to get on the internet today. and you know, they probably willment. >> rose: how many are going to simply sit by their hearth and talk. >> maybe. it is a very big contrast. and i think it's easy for us to be living in the world world world of-- whirl whirl whirl of new york, for instance to sort of imagine that the wol world is moving at this speed. and it isn't, in fact. although the world itself is changing. and you're dead right that the politics are changing really fast. and that i think is the sort of, the disconnect between the structures of government and the speed at which to say diplomacy moves. and the speed at which events are going. that seems to be a disconnect that we are going to have to somehow reorder in the next year. >> rose: and

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so, pennsylvania station had, basically, it had the basil but it also had this functionalist absolutely structurous, minimalist train concourse because if that's what was needed they were ready to provide it. these are trained architects. they were american so they took that training, that 400-year tradition and applied it to the practical needs of a mass society and to the high-tech, technology that we were coming up with in the early 20th century. penn station and as a result here it is being demolished. and as a result of this demolition you know, this is why the landmark commission was set up so that this kind of thing would never happen again. and it's ironic that their competitor across town, the new york central railroad, the landmark commission had its biggest test over whether grand central could be landmarked and of course the landmark commission won. the original grand central of 1871, this is what it looked like. it was fine for 1871. north of it stretching from 42nd to 50th street, well basically about 44th to 50th street, smoky, dirty, smelly, cinder-filled railroad yard.

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