and you could also use fromage blanc. you could use cream cheese. you could really use any kind of cheese or anything that's thick that you wanted to. so, now that that's all put together, we're gonna take 2 of our crepes... and put them right here. and we're just gonna take a little bit of the ricotta mixture. you don't need much. just put it in there. and then i'm gonna fold them up into a square. and then you're gonna turn them over seam side down so they will stay up. so, here's the pan. and i'm gonna go ahead and add some orange juice. [sizzling] and you want that nice and hot, because you want the juice to really be able to reduce. and depending on the orange juice, if it's really sweet, you don't have to add any sugar at all. if you taste it and it's a little bit tart, add a tablespoon of sugar. but i've tried this, and it's delicious as the way that it is. and now i'm gonna get this wooden spoon, and i'm gonna actually add some butter. and we're gonna stir that in. now, you want that butter to melt dowlike this before you add your berries, b

there's no shortage of customers tasting the different cheeses, including feta, fromage blanc, and snappingp the goat milk products like soap and skin lotions. this farm store helps to strengthen the direct relationship between farmer and consumer. and it ensures customers keep coming back. >> no, actually, i didn't. i just had it in the store, but i never really know the difference, not till i started coming over here. you can just taste the difference, you know, and it's just really nice. >> although visitors come from all over the world, most are from the golden state. goat cheese is increasing in popularity in california. and here at harley farms, they believe in controlling all aspects of it, so that they get great taste and great quality. >> our secret ingredient is right here is in the grass that is grown in this wonderful soil. we are 2 miles from the ocean. so, that ocean air comes in and quite often it's foggy, especially during the summer and it brings in that foggy, salty air, which grows the grass that the goats eat and we consider that a secret ingredient. so, you see it on a

. >> the blanc is in between new zealand and california. >> reporter: and our next one. >> it is a caranier. it was lost during the 18 hundreds in france when the grapes were wiped out. >> 98% is from there and our dancers are from where you find good carmenair. and many people know about the chicken dance, this is not it? >> no. this is called its quaka and it is an according dance and so the gentlemen is a rooster and he's very aggressive with his birds and boots and the woman is playing shy. >> she's playing hard to get and he is just all out there. >> reporter: and you were pointing out to me that was interesting. they don't touch. >> and they use their handkerchief as like the plume of the rooster. >> he's showing off, trying to get the girl. >> but you were telling me that that region is all about the cowboys. >> and they call them wats os. and then there is a rot of horseback riding. so you can do a horse tour and go to the vineyards. it's fun. >> any other wines to talk about or show us. >> here is a great chardonay. we also, if you go to santiago there is winers all around. >>

. >> i know that in the south bronx my kids who don't speak english need an extra vocabulary blanc or phonics block, and i need extra time before the test to do extra test prepare but we have a union contract that says the school day is from 8:30 to 3:30. that's what is attractive about charter schools, because if they need an extra hour, they bring in the kids for an extra hour. >> tell me, joel, you will be able to get to a situation where this young woman, this passionate young teacher, the future of our kids can go in on a saturday if she wants to go in on saturday. >> we need to get there. god bless that young woman. if all of us came together with the view she is talking about, so that we said, we have got to do what is right, go the extra mile for our children, we can turn this around, and it's great teachers like that that are giving a different voice to what teaching is all about. they hunger for the opportunity to be professionals and not punch a block. they come in and look at the wrist watch and want to go home at 3:00. our kids are not ready to have them go home at 3:00.

fox news alert the republican party of arkansas has filed ethics charges against blance lincoln.ng her of violating franking pictures that is the right to send out mail, government literature at taxpayer expense. the chairman says senator lincoln used official mail to send out campaign material and that is clearly a violation of federal law. we are reaching out to senator lincoln, we will have more on this developing story as we get it. jenna. jenna: now to a big story in new york city, really around the world. iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad using a speech to blame capitalism to blame many of the world's current problems. he just wrapped up his remarks at the u.n. that's where we finder i can shaun with the story. what did ahmadinejad have to say. >> reporter: hi, jenna it's our fault, that's what the iranian president said this morning when he addressed the summit. you have to try and cut global poverty by 50% by the year 2015. he declared that there should be a new world order, said this should be the decade for joint global governments. he said the great powers are near

as a result, very many in west virginia are getting black blanc and dying horrible deaths. i am concerned that the standard is very adequate. i am were concerned that sick veterans n be left out. i believe the underlying and unspoken issue here today that some will talk about and some may not want to is cost. people areoing to say in a muted ways that it cost too much -- we cannot afford to do that. it comes down to what are our spending priorities for our couny? the vietnam war costs $740 billion and caring for the veterans drafted to fight that war is a fraction of that $740 billion. we did not question then. we do not question now. some will face enormous deficits. of course that is the case. i will not get into that. they are correct. but when we are talking about deficits we also have to present the full picture. i was here when people claim that we had such a huge surpluses that we had to cut taxes except for those of the very wealthy. the bush tax cuts enacted in 2001 and 2003 converted our national surpluses into ficits. i did n vote f that. people did. it passed. t

. >> it is a lovely sauvignon blanc. it is gorgeous.is is a darkhocolate truffle with a valrona chocolate cake, intense, merciless, no holds barred. >> how much weight do you think i gained? >> this would be great for, you know, date, hoda, if you want to schedule one of your dates. we pair it with one of our -- we pair it with a beautiful -- >> who are you? are you in cahoots with her? >> we pair it with a gorgeous smooth spicy red wine from spain. >> the woman is in heaven. >> and it is light and crisp, it cuts the intensity of the dark chocolate and the marcase intensifies it. >> did you know about all these things before you -- >> i learned it on the job. i never worked in a restaurant before i got my place open, so it i like one of those crazy learning curves. >> you don't want to talk about -- i hear from everybody there is no opportunity out there. you made this opportunity and good for you. >>ell us where yourlace is? >> on 62 carmine in the west village between bedford and 7th avenue. >> i bet it is such a fun place to be. >> i