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24—May 26 - June 1, 2018 The Greeneville Sun, Greeneville, TN 24 — May 26 - June 1, 2018 The Greeneville Sun, Greeneville, TN Tasty TV BY GEORGE DICKIE Ask Roger Mooking what dishes or barbecue contraptions stood out the most while shooting Season 7 of Cooking Channel's "Man Fire Food," and he will tell you it's more about the people. "I met this really cool family in East L.A. this year," he says. "They built a smoker and they put it in their backyard. They do pop-ups out of their backyard, basically, and the community comes out. They line up at their back gate and they're slinging barbecue out of the back of their backyard. It's really cool and it's crazy and there's just so many interesting personalities in the mix. "This was pretty elaborate," he continues. "They had a big smoker there, they had a huge pile of wood. Like they're legit, doing this on the weekends and people know about it. People coming from all over L.A., driving into this little place in the 'hood in East L.A. and knocking on these people's gate and there's a line and it's really cool." As the new season opens with the first of 13 episodes on Wednesday, May 30, the Caribbean-born, Canada-raised chef and host is back out on the road to check out the dishes and homemade contraptions people fashion to put flame to food, be it via grill or smoker. Among the stops this go-round are Houston, to check out a custom-built trailer that can cook up to 600 pounds of meat at one time; Napa Valley, Calif., where locals cook large cuts of beef on a retrofitted asado cross; South Texas, to watch a massive smoker in action; and Southern California, to visit all manner of outdoor kitchens. In Wednesday's opener, Mooking goes to San Antonio, to see how pumpkins are roasted directly on coals, then peeled, seeded and smashed into pieces to be used in a salad. "That was really cool," Mooking says with a laugh. "We smashed these pumpkins with a shovel after we roasted them right on the coals on the ground and made a salad out of that – it was really, really good – with some (goat) cheese and some arugula and stuff. And very, very simple. The presentation was just fun and we got to smash some pumpkins." 2 x 3.5" ad dodson exterminating SoaP SynoPSeS This column represents on air summaries for the week of May 21-25, 2018. THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL Liam questioned Wyatt about what he saw between Bill and Steffy. Steffy became emotional when Liam unexpectedly arrived at her doctor's appointment. Ridge told Brooke he's certain Steffy and Bill are not still having an affair. Katie urged Wyatt to keep deceiving Liam. Steffy made a final plea to Liam. Friends and family gathered for Hope and Liam's wedding. Justin tried to convince Bill that Steffy is commit - ted to Liam and that Wyatt will fi- nally crack and tell Liam the truth. DAYS OF OUR LIVES Stefan threatened Abigail with Chad's freedom. Brady was shocked to find his past waiting for him at home. Mateo's news left Chloe crushed and fearful. Will found a new clue in Dr. Rolf's diary. Ciara and Tripp's ro - mantic dinner took an unexpected turn. Chad argued with Melinda to get a plea deal for Abigail. Kate learned her fate regarding her role in Vivian's death. Sonny realized Leo had been deceiving him. Abigail faced the music in Andre's murder. A new problem arose after a judge overturned Gabi's conviction. GENERAL HOSPITAL Valentin walked a fine line. Lucy was apologetic. Anna grew anx- ious. Peter stayed by Maxie's side. Kiki was misunderstood. Finn sought answers. Sam tried to help. Kiki found comfort with an old friend. Valentin crossed Lulu. Drew paid his respect. Kiki acted impulsively. Nelle got the support she craved. Alexis quickly regretted her actions. Griffin got more than he bargained for. Oscar and Josslyn made a pact. THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS Setting his sights on being CEO, Billy shut down the vote while Jack and Kyle bided their time and waited for Billy to screw up. Billy, however, thrived in his new posi - tion and made it his own. Jack and Ashley became concerned with all of Billy's changes. Billy gave Kyle a task — renegotiating Neil's contract — that would prove his trustworthi - ness. Neil quickly put Kyle in his place. Sharon and Nick struggled with their feelings for each other at the New Hope benefit. Devon and Hilary grew closer. 4 x 4" ad a) healthy beginnings b) house ad Marci Miller Healthy Beginnings Weight Loss Walk-ins Welcome Now Taking Appointments For Wednesday Clinic 12 - 6 p • Friday Clinic 12 - 5 p Physician Supervised 1160 Tusculum Blvd., (at Red Light) Second Location Now Open: 805 East Jackson Blvd., Jonesborough 423-636-8434 Bare itBeautifully! Get Started for as Little as $ 25 Open Saturday 10 a - 2 p Try Our Mega Burn Injections with Lidocaine! Now Offering Dysport (Botox) and Restyline Injections State Charter #221 #324

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