Mark's "NORTHPOLE" Sign
Feast of the Seven Fishes with Cristina
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"NORTHPOLE" stars Bailee Madison and Max Charles give us an exclusive sneak peek at their new Hallmark Channel Original Movie! They tell us all about the snowy set and working in Santa's workshop with Robert Wagner, who plays the jolly old man, and Jill St. John as Mrs. Claus. Then, Bailee and Max elf around with Mark and Cristina, helping them make a Northpole sign posted on a candy cane pole.
Cristina educates us on the Italian-American tradition of the Feast of the Seven Fishes, further explaining the significance of the number seven. Today, she focuses on just one of the fish, poached halibut. Cristina shares a simple way to prepare the fish by poaching it in a fruity extra virgin olive oil. Then, she cooks it in a tomato sauce with olives. When Cristina plates the dish, she adds fresh dill, pepper, and a drizzle of more sauce. Leftover sauce is also good to use with linguine, pizza, or to dip bread in.
"Antiques Roadshow's" Biggest Finds with Mark Walberg
"Antiques Roadshow" host Mark Walberg singles out some of the most memorable moments in all the years he's been hosting the show. Are some of Jessie Jane's and "Home & Family" executive producer Woody Fraser's old books worth a fortune? Mark consults with "Antiques Roadshow" appraiser and book expert Ken Gloss to find out their true value. "Antiques Roadshow" airs Mondays at 8/7c on PBS. The show is currently touring the country as part of an 8-city summer tour. For more information, go to
pbs.org/antiques.
Kurt "Cyberguy" Knutsson's Top Tech Picks for Christmas
Tech lifestyle expert Kurt "Cyberguy" Knutsson clues us in on the latest gadgets you'll want under your tree this holiday season. He introduces us to a waterproof tablet that can be submerged under three feet of water. Sync your android phone with a smart watch to have emails, messages, and more come straight to your wrist. Plus stay safe if you get stranded on the road in the dark with emergency lights that can be seen from as far as two miles away. Flarealert LED Emergency Lights are available at
keystoneledlighting.com.
Upside Down Christmas Tree Wreath with Cristina
Since we're already turning Christmas on its head by celebrating early in July, Cristina flips a Christmas tree upside down too. She connects three wreaths - large, medium, and small - by ribbon and hangs them from a chandelier. She trims the tree with gold, silver, and bronze with a little pop of color and even adds gifts underneath, or rather on top.
Baklava with Debbie Matenopoulos
Debbie Matenopoulos shares her family's famous recipe for baklava that can be found in her cookbook, "It's All Greek to Me." In fact, this recipe is so sacred to her mom, it was the most difficult one to pry from her hands for publication. Well, the secret is out. Debbie's mom uses extra honey, in addition to sugar, walnuts, and cinnamon. Plus, Debbie gives us a tutorial on fresh phyllo dough and walks us through her homemade syrup mixture.
DIY Christmas Snow Globes with Jessie Jane
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow! Jessie Jane gets things shaking with her gigantic DIY Christmas snow globes. She places a fan underneath the planter the globe is resting atop of to blow the snow up into the globe. Inside the dome, Jessie dangles an ornament, such as a tree or a house. Then, she shares her endearing family custom of watching "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" over and over, selecting the new "Dr. Seuss" Hallmark Keepsake Ornament as her favorite.
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Christmas Tree Bath Fizzies with Sophie Uliano
Sophie Uliano makes bath bombs that fizz up, filling the bathtub with a beautiful fragrance. She molds the mixture in the shape of Christmas trees overnight. This makes a great gift for expectant mothers. Later, Sophie shares some peppermint-scented fizzies too. And, she also holds up a darling little tea kettle from the new line of Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments.
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www.gorgeouslygreen.com
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Holiday Gumdrop Garland with Tanya Memme
Goody, goody gumdrops! Get a sugar rush with Tanya Memme's glittery holiday gumdrop garland made of PVC pipes and pool noodles. Once it's done, wrap it in cellophane like a piece of candy.
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