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Oh, absolutely! but when Fabio went on about how he's made a thousand of these salads at his restaurant, it kinda took away some of the magic of the dish for me.
This. I would never have admitted that. I am very intrigued about the olive thing though.
There is something about her face that I find really disturbing. I don't quite know what it is, but I have to look away when she's onscreen.
When we first saw her, my housemate and I agreed that she was one of the least attractive people we had ever seen on a reality show like this.
That Hosea, who is also in Colorado, described himself as a seafood guy first wanted to use Dungeness crab in the summer in NYC and then used canned crab instead. Like does he know anything about seafood? Isn't Dungeness strictly West Coast??? I mean I know you can get anything anywhere nowadays but still. And can you really be a "seafood" person in a landlocked state? I guess you can probably make good enough food with flash frozen stuff but it's not the same.
Did the frozen scallop incident teach us nothing?
Carla's the one I can't watch. Those eyes! Wow.
I really wanted to try Jamie's sweet corn soup. That sounded delicious.
I really wanted to try Jamie's sweet corn soup. That sounded delicious.
Wrod.
I actually though this was a great challenge. It's too bad that there weren't more dishes that made we go yum.
And why was everyone so eager to do dessert?
I really dislike the too sweet dessert woman. She is a whiner and a complainer. the whole "if they don't like it, it's on you" thing was ridiculous.
Also, the gay guy who said "yeah, it was too sweet, but it's a competition so I'm not going to tell her" was really shitty.
Also, the gay guy who said "yeah, it was too sweet, but it's a competition so I'm not going to tell her" was really shitty.
And ridiculous given that everyone was tasting it and some were already telling her it was too sweet.
I really dislike the too sweet dessert woman. She is a whiner and a complainer. the whole "if they don't like it, it's on you" thing was ridiculous.
Also, her crying because she "didn't deserve it"? Lame.
Mostly, I haven't liked her since I learned the name of her restaurant.
I really dislike the too sweet dessert woman. She is a whiner and a complainer. the whole "if they don't like it, it's on you" thing was ridiculous.
She strikes me as the type of person who just wants to do what she's always done. She has no real interest in being a "top chef." She doesn't even strike me as a true foodie.
She doesn't even strike me as a true foodie.
As evidenced by the fact that she lives in Montclair and didn't seem to ever go to NYC.
Hah! I just looked at the menu of CulinAriane and that dessert is still there.
Someone commenting on one of the blogs I read used to work with Ariane and said she was a good chef but kind of mean and a screamer. not "shy" at all.
I really dislike the too sweet dessert woman. She is a whiner and a complainer. the whole "if they don't like it, it's on you" thing was ridiculous.
Also, her crying because she "didn't deserve it"? Lame.
She reminds me of Church-Lady-Face (Lisa?) from last year, so I already despise her.
