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I did it for the first time, using the food processor. Then had to google how to "fix it" by whisking it by hand :) Which I did, successfully. It is good; not certain that I think it's worth the trouble. I don't like to use more than a tablespoon or two in any case.

It more or less just means "layers".

I recently made pita bread and it was really good and really easy. I used this recipe: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/232719/chef-johns-pita-bread/

No, pomegranate molasses is *really* thick, like molasses. I buy it in middle-eastern shops. It's nice as a glaze on things like lamb meatballs. http://www.thekitchn.com/ingredient-spotlight-pomegrana-67573

wow, for me a discount of 60% wouldn't do it (they'd need to pay me) so I guess these people really do want to have their every move filmed.

Anyone know where these "guests" come from? Do they get a huge discount or free charter if they promise to act a certain way? I mean, what kind of person with any class would want their every move on vacation filmed for TV?

She was amazingly polite in that interaction. All the gals showed a lot of class in that segment.

And when he put her on the horse looking at her backside in those shorts and said "look at you!" Yeah we know what you were lookin' at

Yes he looked like he's spent the last five years on the back of a horse!

Has any guy actually said "I LOVE YOU" as opposed to "I've fallen in love with you" or "I'm in love with you"? I count myself among those who don't understand how one can be "in love" in a one-sided relationship, but there is still a subtle difference between "I love you" and "I'm in love with you". One is completely wrapped up in that one person, and the other is "a feeling."

Agree this was supremely boring. Jordon's tight pants would have looked inappropriate on a girl. And what parent would really be so into some girl who is playing the field while your son is supposedly deeply in love with her? Not this mom that's for sure.

What I thought was funny (as an American) was that I never thought that Ben has a "posh" accent. I mean, I guess he does, and I guess Julia's is more "common" but I had no prior thought of what "class" either of them were. They just sounded "English" which to an American sounds pretty cool.

JoJo was clearly FAR more into the horse and the little dog at her dinner with Alex than she was with him. How could he be so dense?

Those tight pants! They guys looked like they could barely walk as they went forward to get their roses!

On the 1 on 1 date I was just cracking up seeing Derek sit there alone at the table with three uneaten steaks getting cold. So sad. Then JoJo comes back and dumps him before anyone had a chance to eat! Even sadder!