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"I
made you a tissue ghost in the dressing room. It goes with a toilet
paper dress." |
Martha
says, "See? Trying to compete!" |
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| Amy
congratulates Martha on the "C" grade her kitchen received
for sanitation. "C's good, right?" |
"Isn't
my dress sensational?" |
"I
collect Barbie doll books from when I was a kid-- |
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this is her date night dress." |
When
Amy wonders if she's too old for her dress, Martha tells her, "No.
You look, like, 12." |
Amy
says the great thing about cheeseballs is that you can reshape the
ball, re-roll it in nuts and serve it over and over. |
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| Amy
also makes bite-sized blue ball cheeseballs. |
Amy
argues that Martha sabotaged her the last
time she was on the show, with all the salt and the flour on her
face. |
Martha
comments that the ingredients must make a really big cheeseball. Amy
retorts, "Oh yeah, well, if you eat like you do...." |
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| Shown
up by Martha on how to use the stand mixer. |
"A-1
Sauce is vegetarian, and is equivalent to bong water." |
Amy
explains a ridiculous reason why A-1 Sauce is like bong water.
"That's what someone told me."-- |
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"You're very gullible, Amy." |
Martha
is confused about whether Amy said "bong" water or "bog"
water. |
Amy
no longer runs a cheeseball business out of her apartment, because
it attracted too many mice... "Hand to God! Cheeseballs the
size of the moon!" |
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| Martha
comments that Amy didn't grate all of her gouda. "I know.
That's because I'm making a low-calorie cheeseball." |
Forming
cheeseballs is a messy job, but Amy still answers the phone when it
rings. Her phone smells smo-kaaay! |
Martha
put chutney in her cheeseball and wants to roll it in cranberries.
Amy is skeptical and says she'll be able to entertain for two weeks
with that cheeseball because no one will want to eat it. |
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freak-out ensues when Amy wants to put a party pick on top of her
cheeseball and Martha doesn't think they have any. |
Martha
asks Amy how her book is going. "Better than yours! I'm tellin'
you... It's flying off the shelf!"... |
...Martha
asks what kind of comparison she has... "Charts and graphs."
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| Amy
says she heard that Martha lost her estate, Turkey Hill. "Are
you like a gypsy? Are you staying on people's couches?" Martha
says she hasn't knocked on Amy's door yet because she doesn't like
smoked gouda. |
Amy
says she hates to admit that Martha's chutney cheeseball is actually
good. Martha tells her she shouldn't hate to admit it; she
should like to--they're not competitive. "Yeah, we
are. Yeah, we are." |
Amy
puts her nose up when Martha wants to cut up vegetables to serve with
the cheeseball. |
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use crackers. But go on." |
Amy
says to make sure you have your vegetables already chopped up when
bringing crudites to someone's house, as not to impose on the host
and their kitchen space. |
Martha
thinks the mandoline slicer might be too sharp and dangerous for Amy.
"Great. I'll just stand here and model my dress." |
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| Morphing
into Jerri Blank while slicing a cucumber. |
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| Amy
spies a bunch of carrots that she'd like to take home to her rabbit,
Dusty. "Maybe you'll me walk with these!" |
Amy's
mini-rex
rabbit, Dusty |
Amy
arranges the jicama to look like... |
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teeth. "Fun for the whole family!" |
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makes a party blower out of a strip of cucumber. |
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"Wherever
you're staying--is it decorated for Halloween and fall?" |
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| For
fall, Amy has a witch's hat and cape, some bats and, "I'm
gonna put some tin foil over my fake turkey, so it looks like it's
hot!" |
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tells Martha, "Yeah, you'll have to come by some night"
*wink* |
Martha
says maybe she'll come trick-or-treating on Halloween night. "Okay,
I'm not too old to wear this dress, but I think you're too old to
go trick-or-treating." |
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