you know, french french fries it has becomeu very popular and all of a sudden ?-dash it's always been populard they say it is the finest food in the world, but people have to wait a little bitt i see a reemergence of a resurgence of it. >> yes, and a lot of people are learn whatis i think got me started i have always loved french food, and i love basic simple recipes and then it just grew from there. >> yes, and it is sort of a learning curve to because there are certain techniques that are definitely french. >> yes. >> what is the ladies named the big french lady that was on a hard drive on time? i can't remember either did you read her book of french cooking?

lady? >> she's a big lady about this tell anybody have an tall anybody have an answer out therl >> julia child yes. if you read her book you learn a little bit about this but it does take a lot of work outage alert? >> i am self-taught i've been cooking since i was 12 years old and just learned more and more as aasnd goodbye. >> terrific stuff you have this and then what does it look like next? >> that looks like this, but we interesting times i like to addt i like to add the cajun seasoning it gives it a nice kickck a little spark in my favorite ingredient is the dried lavender that will give itre a natural earthy sweetness and once it kicks in there, we are looking for subtle sweetness in

stuff that is beautiful. >> we will go ahead a and this s already done most expensive urban the world don'td they? sapphire? >> look at that. that is

>> perfect. how convenient. >> what are the hours when i do is open? >> we open for five for dinner and open until nine during the week one of my favorite things in the world. >> it is a lot of work to your hair? we have producers we will bring them on the shoreline and we met your husband he worked behind the bar there? >> my boyfriend just get on the job here, but he did on the job there we didn't there are some a little that he is great. >> operatione still to come on

to talk about fall treats for your four-legged friends were

we are talking fall treats not for you before your pets. stacy from one lucky dog bakery in medina good to have you here.

outlined you started the store because you are passionate crush them is my guess they are all no corn know core so i know we they are baked no preservatives. >> the storey a is right in meda easy to find about everything i really am. a lot of the products are are usa made eye it like quality items

will e-mail you back and give you a new toy and reimburse youw they look like they do like that yellow one especially . >> my docs have narrow noses so they liked ability but there knows l choicea and that is something we will have during the holidays. these are puppies. aho blanket and a toy. and then an under blanket that absorbs moisture. >> oh so they can put that on the ground. >> i like that. >> what are these littlele thin? >> those are called katie's

material they are not guaranteed but an awesomee toy and they float. >> they float as well? they look like they would be sturdy. >> history. >> yes, they are. k my dogsy always have one. >> with some of these stories of noticed are a little bit bigger but you have twice toys that range from the lower wants to. >> as they have three different sizes i see the little ones. there are smaller ones way that way everybody can see them i have a caller obsession every holiday i see halloween yes they have we have those to go with the coordinating ones. and they look really reasonable to i think. >> yes, they are. the loop kind

for a different color, we have one for sure w. >> yes they definitely do including what are these ?- >> these are jackets. the blue one is there brand-new jacket a combination of two of their best selling jackets and very eit undercarriage coverage, and a jacket gives it that. it is an investment piece. something that will lastn through multiple dogs they are also awesome jacket.hrgs >> i think it is important when you take them outside to hang out with our dogs without ones thatat have the vocal on the bob a follow-up to seconds later so this will stay on.

they are charges underneath the jackets are thes so the dogst cannot get help them. they havv dogs themselves, docs themselves, so their thought processms is about longevity and durability and all of thatut. >> again, right in medina, square. one lucky dog bakery is where you go yes we have cap treatsav course and cap treats thank you so much. >> thank you for david, i have been there it is a great place. a lot of fun. two words to describe this place. pumpkin pandemoniumib their fall fast is here at heritage farms. >> i am of fifth-generation on the farm starting with my great, great uncle who started out

corn and that type of thing. he also hadnd sheep and cows and harvested all kinds of different grains. every generation has something different things done the pandemonium started about 18 years ago and just keeps getting i just keeps getting bigger every year.. we try to do activities that i grew up with. good old time on form fun. we have a mains and means and the scavenger hunt m out to t christmas tree fields. we have color and coloring goalscoring teepees start tunnel and it crazy kart current made out of pumpkin heartsc all of our pumpkins are here in the pumpkin your they are all pre- priced and ready tore go. we have wags for you to pick them up. on the way out you stop at the pumpkin ?- bath so we wash them for free put w them in your car if you wt

netted up so your cursed is clean. we have three or four different types of green decorative gourds. we also have the develop pumpkins. they come and every in every color from white to greenveki to buff to break bread. pumpkin rolling. we have a field where we put into tracks your targets kids get to roll small pie pumpkins, helen try to down the hill and try to hit the target.p fencing and corn stock meas 120 feet by 120 feet. kids minutes to go in and get through really fast but adults it takes a while i think that is the difference between the adults bring in the kids brain.s b >> they get on and hayride and what ahe farm and see

hayride, there will be plenty of activities for the kids to do. >> pumpkin pandemonium is at heritage farms through sunday october 20s the firm's and peninsula near the national park there. when we return, handmade items from around the world.

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our alpaca does turn into iraq, and that is a very popular item two winters ago when i was so cold, we had to reorder it because it was also door so rapidly. i think for customers, the big pieces that, they are nw participating with somebody they met the probably will never be that they areev helping them create a living for themselves. >> this is your chance to see and parker ivan parker and conference in concert. s s it's coming saturday, november 5 that 6:30 p.m. at the sheffield church of god and sheffield sure

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inhabit those things. how do you do it? >> how do you memorize things like that? because that is what they do for living and that is what you always want and to do love the ideaw i love the idea f playing points in the courts. they're not difficult to learn. >> this is been in movies he disappears into the role. something familiar about them. at the sentiments are to play semi- is a greatt actor. e is fantastic. and this movie, if got to tell you,i but does nt look like an action thing the story is so great it is unbelievable.. this is a guy yu seenth the harry harry potter he

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