anthony: oh yeah, oh yeah. leonardo paixao: if you go to her place, you got a lot of those. anthony: chef leo paixao is also asking that question. born and raised here, he grew up cooking traditional mineira cuisine and went on to study in france under the likes of joel robuchon. now he s back with his own place glouton. leonardo paixao: so we are up at the central market at bello horizonte. mineas gerais is a central state and we share with every other state around. it s very democratic up here. uh, the people come here they can have a haircut, they can buy like living chicken or good cheese from france. anthony: if mineas is the heart of brazilian cooking, then the mercado central is the heart of mineas. it s the place where everybody shops, including chefs like leo, who are focused on giving mineiras products the attention they deserve. this is a country where there is a lot of fruit that i ve never seen outside of brazil. leonardo paixao: yeah. anthony: a lot of i
i ve been told time and again, this is where the best chefs come from. the question is, why don t you hear that outside of brazil? why hasn t the cuisine of minas caught on worldwide? leonardo paixao: the pots here are made up of chalkstone. uh my my grandmother still cooks in them. anthony: oh yeah, oh yeah. leonardo paixao: if you go to heplace, you got a lot of those. anthony: chef leo paixao is also asking that question. born and raised here, he grew up cooking traditional mineira cuisine and went on to study in france under the likes of joel robuchon. now he s back with his own place glouton. leonardo paixao: so we are up at the central market at bello horizonte. mineas gerais is a central state and we share with every other state around. it s very democratic up here. uh, the people come here they can have a haircut, they can buy like living chicken or good cheese from france. anthony: if mineas is the heart of brazilian cooking, then the mercado central is the h
cooks in them. anthony: oh yeah, oh yeah. leonardo paixao: if you go to her place, you got a lot of those. anthony: chef leo paixao is also asking that question. born and raised here, he grew up cooking traditional mineira cuisine and went on to study in france under the likes of joel robuchon. now he s back with his own place glouton. leonardo paixao: so we are up at the central market at bello horizonte. mineas gerais is a central state and we share with every other state around. it s very democratic up here. uh, the people come here they can have a haircut, they can buy like living chicken or good cheese from france. anthony: if mineas is the heart of brazilian cooking, then the mercado central is the heart of mineas. it s the place where everybody shops, including chefs like leo, who are focused on giving mineiras products the attention they deserve. this is a country where there is a lot of fruit that i ve never seen outside of brazil. leonardo paixao: yeah. anth
different combinations that do you know to get it. altogether, it is not going to hold up. hackers can brute force to it grab those pin numbers. we ve seen story after story, i ve been in a couple cities since this all happened and seen the local news reports of people whose numbers have been hacked. whose debit cards have been hacked. what should customers be doing if they used a debit card at target during the time of the breach which was from black friday to december 15th? i ve had a lot of family members impacted. everybody shops at target. and my recommendation to them has been, listen, i know it is a pain but change your pin number. call your bank and get a new card. they say you have fraud monitoring and monitoring detection that you put in place. as a piece of mind, just change it so you don t have to deal with it. that s my best recommendation. the wording is very important. i m going to read. this they ve done some tricky pr juggling. yesterday they issued a statement s
lower, people are spending the money they are ostensibly saving on housing. let s go through how people are spending. shopping. the average family, over $8,000 a year. health and family, $8,000. food and drink, $6500. house and home, $6300. getting around, $5400, travel and leisure $2600. i m surprised how little travel and leisure is compared to shopping. i think the thing to remember is that some people everybody shops, but some people don t travel that much. what surprised you in terms of the numbers here? one of the things i was surprised by was the difference in spending between married people with children and married people without. you hear that raising kids is so expensive, the most expensive thing you ll ever do and worth every penny. but in fact, married couples with children spend around 10% more than married couples without children. not very much, then. in other words, is it the