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    • A Secondary Financial System?  11 Nov 2008

        America speaks out with their solutions to the country's economic crisis and Jeremy from New York offers an unconventional, although historically relevant solution.

    • The Need for Transparency  05 Nov 2008

        Donny Deutsch, Jim Cramer and Dylan Ratigan debate the possibilities for transparency and suggest solutions for the country's struggling housing market and unprecedented government actions.

    • Senator John Kerry  23 Oct 2008

        Donny Deutsch and Larry Kudlow question Senator John Kerry (D-MA) Chairman of the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, on the state of the economy and the outlook for small businesses.

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THE BIG RECAP


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Mar.11
6:12 PM ET
Tuesday, 11 Mar 2008
Padma Lakshmi's Favorite Recipe From Her New Book!

(Excerpted from Padma's New Book: Tangy Tart Hot & Sweet)

Chili Honey Butter (pg. 256)

Chili... honey... butter. Need I say more? It's actually dangerous to keep this condiment around
because you will find yourself buttering your toast with it, frying up eggs with a bit of it melted in the pan, not to mention making home fries, too. And that's just breakfast. It can be used to saute green beans and carrots, to brush on grilled fish, even to baste a whole chicken for roasting. The possibilities are endless (see, for example, the Barbeque Shrimp with Chili Honey Butter recipe, on page 86).

8 Tablespoons (1 Stick) unsalted butter, at room temperature
1 1/2 tablespoons honey
1 teaspoon cayenne salt

Combine all the ingredients and whip it in a blender or processor or just by hand with a fork until they form a smooth sauce. Spoon it into a rigid plastic container and keep covered in the fridge. MAKES ABOUT 1 CUP.





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