WELCOME BACK THE LATE SHOW.
FOLKS, MY NEXT GUEST IS A JUDGE ON THE SHOW "NAILED IT!" AND A
CHOCOLATE EXPERT WITH HIS OWN FACTORY AND STORES IN NEW YORK
CITY.
PLEASE WELCOME, JACQUES TORRES!
MAESTRO.
SO, OKAY, SO, IS VALENTINE'S WEEKEND.
PEOPLE ARE GOING TO BE CELEBRATING.
PEOPLE ARE GOING TO BE GIVING EACH OTHER CHOCOLATE.
YOU KNOW HOW TO MAKE CHOCOLATES.
WHAT ROMANTIC THING ARE YOU GOING TO MAKE FOR US THIS
EVENING?
>> I AM GOING TO SHOW YOU HOW TO ROMANCE SOMEONE FOR VALENTINE
AND WE WILL MAKE A LITTLE VIOLIN.
>> Stephen: A LITTLE VIOLIN.
>> PLAY MUSIC.
WE DOLL THAT TOGETHER.
BECAUSE WE ARE SPENDING SOME OF VALENTINE'S DAY TOGETHER, SHOULD
WE HAVE A LITTLE CUP OF BUBBLY.
>> Stephen: SURE.
>> ARE YOU OKAY WITH THAT?
>> Stephen: BEAUTIFUL.
>> OKAY.
>> Stephen: WONDERFUL.
NOW, FOR PEOPLE OUT THERE WHO CAN'T TELL BY YOUR ACCENT AND
EVERYTHING ELSE ABOUT YOU, YOU ARE FRENCH?
( LAUGHTER )
>> I HAVE A BROOKLYN ACCENT?
>> Stephen: YES, YOU DO.
HOW DO THEY CELEBRATE ST. VALENTINE'S DAY IN FRANCE?
DO THEY CELEBRATE IT?
>> YES, IN THE BEDROOM.
THAT'S WHERE WE CELEBRATE IT.
WHERE DO YOU CELEBRATE IT?
I TRIED THE KITCHEN, AND IT IS NOT COMFORTABLE.
I TRIED.
>> Stephen: WELL, THE CHOCOLATE GETS ALL OVER THE BED.
NO, CHOCOLATE IS BIG ON VALENTINE'S DAY.
HOW BIG IS ST. VALENTINE'S DAY FOR CHOCOLATIERS LIKE YOU.
>> SECOND HOLY DAY OF THE YEAR.
YOU'RE GOING TO UNDERSTAND ME AFTER FIVE MINUTES.
>> Stephen: AFTER I DRINK, THIS I WILL UNDERSTAND SO MUCH
MORE.
>> ARE YOU GOING TO SPEAK FRENCH.
YOU HAVE GOING TO BE FLUENT.
THIS IS GOOD.
>> Stephen: THIS IS VERY BEAUTIFUL.
>> ARE YOU READY?
>> Stephen: YES.
>> I HAVE CHOCOLATE -- >> Stephen: CAN I TAKE ONE OF
THOSE?
>> I'LL GIVE YOU THIS ONE.
USE IT LIKE A SYRINGE.
>> Stephen: I AM GOING TO INJECT CHOCOLATE STRAIGHT INTO
MY BLOODSTREAM.
>> AND YOU WILL BE VERY HAPPY.
>> Stephen: WE WILL REPRODUCE THAT?
>> YES, YOU DO THE CORD OF THE VIOLIN.
>> Stephen: MY QUESTION FOR YOU--
>> YES.
>> Stephen: CHEF, IS-- >> JACQUES.
>> Stephen: JACQUES, JACQUES.
NOW, YOU BUMPED MY ARM WHILE I'M DOING THIS.
>> I DID THAT?
>> Stephen: YOU DID, JEFF.
>> BECAUSE YOU'RE DOING BETTER THAN ME.
>> Stephen: I COMPLETELY (BLEEP) THIS UP.
HERE'S MY PROBLEM.
HERE'S MY PROBLEM WITH THIS JUDGED, JACK-- CAN I CALL YOU
JACK.
JACK, THIS IS THE PROBLEM, WHEN SOMEBODY GIVES ME CHOCOLATE IN A
BEAUTIFUL SHAPE I FEEL BAD ABOUT BREAKING-- RIGHT, SHE'S NODDING.
I FEEL BAD BREAK TUPG AND EATING IT.
>> Jon: HERE'S THE RED COLOR.
YOU CAN PUT A LITTLE HERE.
>> Stephen: YOU'RE AVOIDING THE ISSUE, JACK.
>> ABOUT BREAKING CHOCOLATE, I HAVE SOMETHING FOR YOU.
>> Stephen: WHAT IS THAT?
WHAT IS THAT?
IT'S A CHOCOLATE SPANKING PADDLE?
>> YES.
( LAUGHTER )
>> Stephen: UH, DO I LIKE IT?
UH, BECAUSE WE'RE BROADCASTING I'LL SAY, "I DON'T KNOW."
OKAY.
>> Stephen: ALL RIGHT, FANTASTIC.
>> NOW, YOU DECORATE IT-- YOU KNOW IT'S VERY CLOSE TO WHAT I
DID.
LOOK AT THAT.
CLOSE.
>> Stephen: NOT TOO BAD.
NOT TOO BAD.
>> ARE YOU GOING TO FILL IT WITH CHOCOLATE.
I JUST AM GOING TO SHOW YOU HOW IT WORKS.
WE TAKE THE CHOCOLATES AND PUT IT INTO THE MOLD.
SO HOLD THE MOLD -- >> Stephen: I HOLD THE MOLD.
>> NO.
>> Stephen: YOUR WIFE IS ALSO A CHOCOLATIER, I UNDERSTAND.
DO YOU HAVE CHILDREN?
>> I HAVE A LITTLE BOY.
>> Stephen: HOW OLD.
>> HE'S TWO AND A HALF.
>> Stephen: DOES HE KNOW HOW LUCKY HE IS THAT BOTH HIS
PARENTS MAKE CHOCOLATE.
>> IT'S FUNNY.
HE REFUSED TO DRINK MILK, SO MY WIFE PUT A LITTLE CHOCOLATE IN
THE JUICE AND NOW HE LOVES IT.
YOU FILL TYOU EMPTY IT, AND THEN YOU CREATE A SHELL.
DO YOU WANT TO DO THIS ONE?
>> Stephen: WHAT DO I DO?
>> I JUST SHOWED YOU!
YOU POUR THAT IN HERE WITH THE LADLE.
YES, VERY GOOD.
>> Stephen: TWO LADLES?
>> YES, TWO LADLES.
I HAVE PAPER TOWELS READY FOR YOU.
ONE MORE.
>> Stephen: THAT'S TWO.
>> ONE MORE.
>> Stephen: THREE?
>> YES.
NOW WE'RE GOING TO DO THAT.
THAT'S PERFECT.
THE OTHER WAY, RIGHT, LEFT.
AND NOW YOU EMPTY IT THIS WAY LIKE THAT.
>> Stephen: LIKE THAT?
>> YES, DON'T BE AFRAID.
>> Stephen: WHERE'S MY SCRAPER.
>> HERE'S YOUR SCRAPER.
>> Stephen: UH-OH.
>> YOU DID GOOD.
>> Stephen: I SUCK.
>> BASICALLY, I WILL SHOW YOU HOW TO DO IT, BUT FOR VALENTINE,
GO TO MY STORE AND BUY IT.
>> Stephen: AND SAY I DID.
DON'T AND SAY YOU DID.
( APPLAUSE ).
>> NOW WE WANT TO PUT THAT INTO THE FRIDGE FOR ABOUT 10, FAEB
MINUTES.
>> Stephen: OKAY.
>> AND THEN GUESS WHAT?
YOU FLIP THE MOLD OVER-- I HAVE TO BE CAREFUL WITH THAT.
AND THE VIOLIN WILL COME OUT.
BE CAREFUL.
I'M GOING TO DO THE SAME WITH THE BOTTOM.
AND I'M GOING TO PUT IT HERE.
OKAY, NOW, NOW THAT WE HAVE, THAT WE CAN PUT THE-- OH, YEAH,
PERFECT, PERFECT.
>> Stephen: PUT IT RIGHT HERE?
>> YES.
I BRING -- >> Stephen: WHAT IS THIS GOING
TO RUN ME AT THE SHOP, JACK?
>> IT'S CHEAP.
DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT.
WE DON'T TALK ABOUT MONEY ON VALENTINE.
>> Stephen: OF COURSE.
YOU CAN'T PUT A PRICE ON LOVE.
OH!
>> SO MY MOTHER-IN-LAW LOVED EMOJIS, SO I CREATED A BOX OF
CHOCOLATES WITH EMOJIS.
>> Stephen: YOU KNOW WHAT THE PEACH MEANS, RIGHT?
THE PEACH MEANS...
>> SO I'M GOING TO PUT THE CHOCOLATES INTO THE VIOLIN.
BASICALLY IT'S A BOX OF CHOCOLATES.
WE'RE GOING TO PUT A COVER ON IT.
NOW YOU'RE GOING TO WRITE A MESSAGE TO YOUR WIFE USING
EMOJI.
>> Stephen: OH, EMOJIS.
>> YOU TAKE A LITTLE OF THE CHOCOLATE.
YOU TAKE AN EMOJI, YOU PUT, YOU PUT-- I DON'T KNOW.
>> Stephen: I'LL GET STRAIGHT TO IT.
I'LL GO EGGPLANT.
>> SO EGGPLANT.
WE'RE GOING TO PUT IT HERE.
>> Stephen: HONEY POT.
>> HONE POT.
THIS IS A GOOD ONE.
OKAY.
YOU KNOW THE MEANING OF HONEY POT?
>> Stephen: YEAH, BUT IT'S A CBS SHOW.
( LAUGHTER )
>> GYMNASTICS.
>> Stephen: YES, GYMNASTIC.
THERE YOU GO.
>> OKAY.
>> Stephen: AND WHY NOT?
LET'S THROW A TONGUE ON THERE.
THAT WILL BE FUN.
>> I THINK THE TONGUE MEANS SPICY FOOD.
THAT'S WHAT I THINK.
OKAY.
WE HAVE IT.
>> Stephen: MMM!
OH, MY GOD.
>> OKAY!
ALL RIGHT.
OKAY.
>> Stephen: WELL, JACQUES THANK YOU SO MUCH.
THANK YOU FOR THE CHOCOLATE.
>> IT'S BEEN A PLEASURE TO LEARN EMOJI WITH YOU.
YOU HAVE-- YOU HAVE A WAY.
YOU HAVE A WAY.
>> Stephen: IT'S A PLEASURE TO BE ROMANCED BY A FRENCHMAN.
YOU CAN VISIT HIS STORES IN NEW YORK OR ONLINE AT
mrchocolate.com.
JACQUES TORRES, EVERYBODY!
WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK.