[AND TRUE. HASN'T CHANGED SINCE I WAS A KID.]
[Butter, egg. And who taught you this recipe? My grandmother. To graduate school, you have to have math and history and empanada. Empanada. So we'll mix this.]
[When I say that, you've got to have, like, a move or they say, ‘You know nothing, Jon Snow. Is that... -Do that kind of move or...]
[Boy, I love how this activates right off the bat with the buttermilk, and the baking soda in there. You're pale and puffed up.]
[You've been arrested by the love police. For the crime of breaking my heart. I'm locking you up for 20 years in love jail. Love jail is a place where lovers go. When their hearts commit a crime. And there, the prisoners are all locked away behind love bars. They locked me away and threw away the key. And my cellmate was my broken heart. There must be a way to get out of here. In love jail, we do hard time because breaking hearts is the ultimate crime.]
[Now, we add a little parmesan cheese on top.]
[I wish you the best. We're gonna get through this together, and we'll see you on the road soon]
[My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home.]
[LAST IS OUR KETCHUP. THIS GIVES IT THAT NICE, SWEET TOUCH. I'VE MADE A LOT OF CUBAN FOOD, MY FRIEND.]
[Whoever debases others is debasing himself.]
[-Thank you. -You're welcome. I'm eating with a spoon it's so good. FIERI: And they're flocking in for his take on Mexican classics. So the inspiration behind this, where did yours come from? Always been a Latin lover.]