COOKING LESSONS IN FEZ | STAYING AT A DAR | EPISODE 58

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Thank you so much for your kind words and support. Will puts so much effort into editing these just right to share the true story. He is a superstar.

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Thanks so much Youssef! We do work hard on these as we have yet to see a vlog that shows this country the way that we think it should be showed. As not just a vacation destination, but a place with an incredible people and culture that should be experienced. We would definitely appreciate the growth, but until then we are satisfied with the fact that those who watch our content, really appreciate it and share it with those they know. All the best. Will.

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Thank you. In our opinion there is no other way to travel. Immerse in the culture, right?

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my father stiydied there. thank u . for focusing at our old historic schools. now u knew deeply my contry then me congratulation

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[@DavidAmster]

What a wonderful video!! That’s my house :) I’m so glad you had such a good time staying there and in Fes. David

[@jsueiro1]

Ha! How funny! We loved Dar Bennis! Thanks for sharing your amazing dar with our family.

[@patriciam4123]

The intricacies of decor and architecture are truly amazing. Authentic and true to the culture = beautiful! Thanks for sharing your adventures! You can't fake happiness. Bless your family and all the free souls of the world!

[@WorldTowning]

We were so ready for this experience. We were so sick at the time and to have the ability to chill in a Dar for a few days was such a treat. Yes, that was pure happiness!😍

[@kamaltemhal4199]

I like your spontaneous way of contacting with people really your an awesome family

[@jsueiro1]

Thank you. We love meeting new people and learning. It is the best way to travel.

[@aroundthewld1258]

Hello , Fez is the cultural capital of Morocco , so I hope that you did enjoy your time there, I like how Avalon is in love with Couscous & Menth Tea lol

[@jsueiro1]

In love is an understatement. She is mourning the absence of couscous not that we are back in Europe for 2 days.

[@aroundthewld1258]

Omg ..she became a "Moroccan Citizen" by food law, well ..good news for her, you can find moroccan restaurants everywhere in Europe :)

[@vlogbarcelona]

I am also from Fez and now live in Barcelona

[@WorldTowning]

Welcome to our channel. We are really happy that you found us, As you can tell. we share a passion for Morocco. We will have more videos coming us soon.

[@imane867]

Hi guys !! I'm moroccan, I've been binge watching your videos for a couple of days now, and I am obsessed with how positive you guys are about other cultures ! Keep that attitude and you will encounter nothing but smiles and happy faces in your path ! Quick rectifications I must make to some Intel I've seen shared on this video, some things got lost in translation I believe : 1) $100K will not buy a property like that in fes. It would sell for about twice that much if not more depending on the location of the property and the state of it. 2)The "Goat" butter is actually cultured fermented salted cow's milk butter, called S'men, it's a moroccan specialty and staple in our pantries. It has a very pungent blue cheese aroma, and is only found in Morocco. Get some while you're here ! It works fantastically in pasta dishes where you want to add that umph of umami only aged cheeses can make. Use it with moderation, 1/2 a tsp goes a long way in almost any recipe for 3 to 4 servings (that is if you get the aged kind from specialized sellers in fes) 3) There is no cumin in couscous. Everrrrrrrrrr.... Also, let me know if and when you'll be around next time, I'd like to take you guys some place you've never been before ... I hope you'll like it

[@WorldTowning]

Oh wow, thanks for taking the time to clear up some things. This really helps and we count locals to help us with what we don't know. THANK YOU!!!!! And thanks for binge watching.

[@abdelilahbadich5938]

Guys I really love u 😍.. and I really enjoyed watching your vlogs guys.. as I’m always saying you are welcome to Morocco at anytime.. and u know what? You look Moroccans.. hope to meet you one day in my city #Oujda ♥️

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you. We always feel welcome in Morocco. It is our Africa home.

[@MOE-pt4ox]

I learned more things about your trip that existe in morocco but not discovred yet

[@jsueiro1]

So glad it was helpful. Go check them out. Morocco is so cool.

[@madie72451]

Wow! What an experience!! Loved the cooking lesson and such an old school leather dying. Absolutely cool!!

[@jsueiro1]

It was so cool to be there, but the smell was horrendous. That slaughter house smell was no joke. Ha. Mariom the lady who taught us to cook was so special and patient. Amazing times.

[@madie72451]

Jessica Sueiro I remember smelling that smell in Billings Montana by my uncles house. NASTY! But how clever to bring mint along. I doubt it helped much tho. 😖

[@Travelingmel]

What a palatial experience and that Cous cous looks amazing! And the carpets look so gorgeous and so interesting. -Henry

[@jsueiro1]

We were lost in that space! Unfortunately, we were all still a bit sick so some of the couscous went to waste. Would love some right now. I must confess we bought 3 small carpets in Chef. Now we just need a place to put them. Ha.

[@fouadchirar1721]

Your videos are so addicting; trust me and I am not the kind of guy that gives comments. Job well done.

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you so much. We try to show the real life as much as possible. We really appreciate the comment. All the best! Will

[@MrHamzajack]

Big up for the best family

[@alanhudson8718]

lol,body parts,i really feel you guys got the full experience staying in Fez,what a shame it has come to an end but i am looking forward to going back to Europe.The Dar was simply stunning,i can not decide which Moroccan adventure i liked the best,it all looked wonderful and the people seemed so lovely and genuine so what was your favourite experience in Morocco ? ,another magnificent vlog Will.well guys safe and happy,healthy travels to you all,look after each other,come on everyone lets spread the world towning message.they deserve at least one million subscribers .

[@jsueiro1]

Thanks Alan. My favorite was Fez and high atlas because of the people we got to interact with and the deep local connection. Stick with us, Europe will be fun too.

[@mbenhani]

Authenticity at its best

[@jsueiro1]

That is always our goal. Thanks.

[@laurenhensman7941]

I love your channel. I can’t wait to visit Marrakech, Atlas Mountains and Essaouira starting next week, I wish I had the time to see Fez you capture the real life and culture of Morocco. You guys looked like you had an amazing experience. Keep up the good work. :)

[@WorldTowning]

Awesome!!! You are going to love it so much. Can't wait to hear how it all went. Get a hammam for me. My skin is so dry. And drink oodles of mint tea. Happy travels. We loved Morocco so much.

[@divaworld4958]

Am so proud of my country ..thanks a lot for you guys that you come cross to my lovely country ..hope u will comeback again and again they are a lot of places to be visited ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jsueiro1]

Loubna Loubna12 you have a very kind and welcoming country. Morocco has our hearts.

[@divaworld4958]

Jessica Sueiro you are always most welcome u and ur family and friends .... big love from Morocco people ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@hfs9700]

Delightful and superb footage. I see much loved Lemonade is handling this trip remarkably well. Enjoy the space - wallow in it.

[@jsueiro1]

She is tone tough lady. Lemonade has kept us safe and had very few repairs so far. Thanks for your support and following our journey.

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thumbs up before i watch the video because i know it would be perfect

[@jsueiro1]

THANK YOU!!!!!

[@aroundthewld1258]

Omg Congrats 4,000 subscribers ! Keep vlogging guys, next step 5k, 10k and why not 100k :)

[@jsueiro1]

YES!!!

[@simonmhamdi2955]

thank you for representing my country in good way and also my lovely city of fez.outstanding video.i appreciate it.

[@jsueiro1]

Thank you. Morocco has been so kind to us.

[@simonmhamdi2955]

welcome to Morocco @ anytime we love u 2!!!1

[@imanejebrani6199]

Very interesting A lot of history in fez Madina Can't wait to be there

[@MohamedBen]

Will really did pronounce chefchaoun correctly as it is . like a Moroccan well done

[@jsueiro1]

WOW! He did it! I am so proud of him. We are very challenged in this area.

[@aichabelcaid2813]

If you go to chefchaouen you must go to akshour valley just awesome,😎

[@jsueiro1]

We only had a short time in Chef and we were still not feeling great so we kept it very low key, but that just means we need another visit in the future.

[@farahmalki3897]

Akchour is very near to chefchawen , you are going to love it , with the amazing landscape and the huge waterfalls , tap in google "Paradis perdu Akchour"( which means the lost paradise ) to understand what i m talking about :) have a nice trip

[@FamilyTravelVlog]

I love when you you have laundry when away! Such beautiful scenery

[@jsueiro1]

Right? It is a true gift! We did a load and washed everyones shoes!

[@ithinkyouknowme3063]

Fes is sow sow beautiful city I liked😍😍😍❤.

[@WorldTowning]

It is Jessica’s favorite

[@alaouiward9505]

تحية كبييييرة الاهل المغرب ⁦🇲🇦⁩ 💪 .. رغم كبر سن البائعين و ذوي المحلات فالجميع يتقن جميع اللغات وليس فقط الإنجليزية ..رغم انهم لم يدرسوها قط

[@wenniebautista3233]

i love watching your Vlog In Morocco.Its sad due to covid we can't go now

[@WorldTowning]

I know. We were scheduled to start planning our 2020 trip at this point. Next year!

[@atlas-vista]

Taznakht's Berber carpet is by far my favourite in, the world, and if you're outside morocco Ghee works just as well for couscous

[@WorldTowning]

Prefect! thanks for the suggestion on the couscous. Avalon will love that.

[@lalalasts3286]

Amazing videos, im in love with Morocco ❤❤😍😍

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you! 😃 We really miss Morocco. It's such a great place.

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As always great video , congratulation 4k sub 👍🏻

[@jsueiro1]

Yes, we did it! Thanks.

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I tried so hard to remove your avatar🙄

[@ismailmerrany8734]

Jessica Sueiro hahaha yeah it’s confusing 😄😄

[@storyattv8426]

hope you enjoyed morocco there is more to explore and see next time maybe

[@jsueiro1]

We definitely need a second visit to see more. We loved Morocco.

[@elmestioumaima8766]

is it ok to like the video before even watching ? i am guilty of that 😇 @Jess Avalon is a mini you hahahha gorgeous ladies, Morocco will definitely miss you

[@jsueiro1]

Yes, like as much as you want. Thank you for the compliment.

[@ae8316]

The topping of couscous is called Tfaya it’s caramilized onions with raisins sugar if you feel going fancy with you couscous!

[@saidamrani3756]

Amazing experience

[@jsueiro1]

Thanks. Fez was amazing, as is all of Morocco.

[@mrjoey725]

Dar dyafa .. I like it !

[@jsueiro1]

We did too! I want to live in a dar now.

[@omaramour6412]

❤😇Morocco is very beautiful

[@jacksparrow9324]

omg cant wait to see u in chefchawnnn pls goo to chefchawnnnn u gonnnnna love it

[@jsueiro1]

We went, it is the next vlog. What a beautiful city.

[@simonmhamdi2955]

welcome to Morocco!!!

[@ladylu5375]

If you're going back to Europe through Ceuta, take a quick look at Martil and M'diq they'll be on your way... Very different from what you've seen in Morocco till now

[@jsueiro1]

We went back through Cueta to have a different experience since we came in through Cueta.

[@kenkliu]

Will’s music selection is on point! And watching the leather thing I was wondering...what happens when it rains?

[@jsueiro1]

He is so good with the music! I agree. Ha, good point. I wish I would have asked. The smell was so bad that I just wanted to get inside.

[@eztravel8022]

Yes the smell is soo bad because it is untreated cow skin before being transformed into leather... This job is soooooo hard and very underpaid in Fez

[@hanb2015]

Thank you for visiting us! 😙

[@WorldTowning]

We had an amazing time, Thank you for being so hospitable.

[@bekamine3588]

Ooo morroco is beautiful And your video is spicy 🔥😍❤️

[@WorldTowning]

Great comment. Thanks!!!

[@harrachi67]

ouhh FES la vieille ville , elle es toujours jolie après toutes ces année elle es toujours la même

[@chadeben3889]

Hello from berlin germany

[@patnorton2407]

Please buy a darr in Fez!

[@jsueiro1]

YES!!! I would love to come back to Fez for several months a year and WorldTown the rest of the time. Perfect life.

[@youteubakount4449]

yes that's how you say chefchaouen :D Also you need to try other foods! Look for pastilla (or bastila) , try to taste kerine (cow feet prepared the moroccan way), try moroccan soups like harira and shorba too if you have the time or the opportunity to do so! You won't regret it Good luck, I love following you guys

[@jsueiro1]

Yeah! Finally we can pronounce cities! I had many of the soups, yummy. Thanks for following us.

[@azizmsisi4311]

welcom to maroco

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks, we are so happy to be back!!!! More vlogs to come this month.

[@mugsysmom33]

Hi guys, I love all of your Morocco videos! My fiancé and I are heading to Morocco in 3 weeks for our honeymoon. Is it possible to connect with your Fez tour guide?

[@WorldTowning]

Our guide was so-so, but I have a better one who was booked when we were there. However, I hear he is great. Email me this question at [e-mail] and I will dig up his contact. Thanks for watching the vlogs. You will love Morocco so much.

[@planmarshall7]

God Bless MorroccoAmerica

[@WorldTowning]

I agree. Thanks so much for supporting us.

[@zahidismaili]

Nice vlog guys! By the way your little daughter resembles "Arya Stark" Maisie Williams in Game of Thrones 🇲🇦🙂

[@jsueiro1]

zahid ismaili thanks. He is actually a really cool boy with long hair. Ha!

[@zahidismaili]

Jessica Sueiro of course he's a cool boy, I'm sorry Largo I didn't mean to be rude.. after I post this comment I came to realize that he is a boy not a girl but I forget which vlog I commented on to edit it.. anyway you're a really wonderful family. Keep up what you're doing 👍🏻

[@jsueiro1]

zahid ismaili not a problem at all. He has learned to say “i am a boy” in a lot of languages. He loves his hair and does not care if people mistake him for a girl. He is himself so don’t feel bad at all. He just tells people “im a cool boy!” Ha, so cute!

[@hanan.hnavel9031]

I love it💝💝💝

[@jsueiro1]

Thank you!!!

[@mishu3271]

Wow guys..another winner video! 👍👍 was in Roatan with spotty wifi so didn’t get to finish your livestream but will. I had the same feeling leaving Morocco - it really captures your heart and soul. When I was there I found some beautiful beaches..did you visit any? Can you say where you’re going in Portugal? I liked Coimbra very much..is it on your radar?

[@jsueiro1]

Thanks Mishu. Love Roatan, was there years ago on a cruise. We definitely want to go back. We will start outside of Lisbon and then head north. Unfortunately, we won't have a ton of time in P because we stayed so long in Morocco. Any other recommendations?

[@mishu3271]

Jessica Sueiro Since you do such fabulous tours I might suggest Porto to see how Port is made. Portugal has come very far in their wine production to the point that often when I was in a restaurant the waiters recommended by region not by type. You must must must have grilled chicken made in the traditional way. Some of the best chicken (wow Roatans know how to grill chicken!) anywhere. Jess there is a small restaurant in the old south end of PDC where the French owner learned how to make this Portuguese chicken. Next time you are in the area you must try it. Small, great value...some good french baking as well 😋). Of course my heart belongs to the Azores..keep it on your bucket list. I will be returning and I rarely say that! Roatan requires a return as well! 👍👍

[@alexanderthegreat5928]

I think that,now you know lot of things about the MOROCCAN culture with it's deep history of 14 centuries.

[@jsueiro1]

Thanks, but I think we still have so much more to learn. I wish we had another 7 weeks in Morocco. Another visit is in order.

[@abarnoussaidlive]

have a good trip ^^

[@jsueiro1]

Thanks.

[@otmanejo3026]

Kuskus waaaaaaaaw😋👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@monaalami8222]

*some inforamtion about Morocco for you : -Morocco has the most instagramable city in the world is chefchawen city the blue perle -Morocco has the second clean city in the world (2016) Ifran city become after sanghapour -Moroccan people is not arab 100% lool 70% of the people are Berber Amazigh, and just 25% are Arabe 5% are jewish and chrestians -Morocco is country the mostley near to Usa and europe 14 klm to spain and 12 klm to britain Jebral tar city -Morocco is the only country has a front sea face to face to Usa and most nearly african country to usa -Moroccan people is the second most kindnest and welcoming people in the world According to the international Organization for Tourism, for scams it's every where in the world like turky and other countries -Moroccan people in one of the most tolerant civilisation and people in the world, jewish people live mix with from centuries thez was 20% -Morocco is a just 15 km from Spain, you cans see spain in the other side just with your eyes yes it's not a joke lol -Morocco has a snow cities too :) like switzerland, Azrou city and Ifran it's not a joke too :) with ski station monkeys and more -Morocco has more than 300 shining days per years.happy things for british beacaus in uk it's rain all the day every where and every time lool ;) -Summer start april in Agadir city and august in Barçelona :) a huge différence a real great gift the proof : -Moroccan people speak spanish in the north, in the south too and speak french and some english in the middle of the country -Morocco is completly so far from the danger of the middle east and all that story there becaus he's in the extrem nord west of africa -Morocco has the most controlled border in the world and the longest controlled wall in the world 1200 klm, check post each klm -Empire of morocco was the most peaceful and beautiful civilisation in the world the Andalus civilisation and he still always tollerant -all that famous monuments and ruins in spain like Elhambra palace, mosque-cathedral of Cordoba, mosque-cathedral la ghiralda are bult by moroccan emperor. for expl only Elhambra palace bring 2 millions visitors per year,it takes 150 years to built -So all that historical monuments and south of spain who bring the half of thoses 60 million tourists per year are arabo-Moroccan :) -Morocco has one of the most richest culture in the world like three civilisation mixed in one :) the same for the nature five continant in one but is not yet economicly devlopped like turky -the secret service of Morocco who find the location and hiden and the home of ben laden and share his information with usa -food and taxi is very cheap in morocco, for expl you take 3 hrs train for 13$ from casa to marrakech but in usa or canada you pay 130$ for the same distance, you can take a taxi for 2 dollars but in usa or canada 25$ and you can eat best food for 5$ but in usa or canada 50$ -just 20% of artisanal products are buyung by toursit and 80% by the local people sadly thoses nice product needs some push. peace and love

[@jsueiro1]

You are our Morocco information source. Thanks again for all this amazing information.

[@monaalami8222]

with pleasure; Jessica look nice so motivation lool i think you forgot to stick the flag of Morocco on the video :) not problem all people born in 50 are analphabet becaus of french protectorat (colonisation) it means 30% + some people in the mountain village too, it means 10 % but even that some of them can understand what you say not what you read ;) what do you think try next time : American family in chefchawen (like tittle of the vlog) and let's Jessica to shoot you an photo with Avalone and Largo in the famous too small street of chefchawen as official photo of the vlog you can make 100000 views with it :) i hope you gonna like it the idea

[@swikaharra]

@@monaalami8222 so according to you tahar benjelloun, Mehdi el mendjra, tayab sadfiqui, Fatima Mernissi, zahia sqalli, ...are "analphabet"? (Illiterates). Those born in the 50's were the teachers and government employees who reconstructed and established the Moroccan institutions and built the dams(that saved us from severe drought season) many of us enjoy now...calling them analphabet says a lot about you.

[@buyungharyakusuma3701]

Hello World Towning just subscribe to your channel... I am from Indonesia and living in France now.. Your journey around the world are really inspiring... Hopefully I can do the same with my family in the future... Do you plan to explore Asia also?

[@WorldTowning]

Hi Buyung Haryakusuma - So great to have you watching. Showing the kids (and ourselves) the world is the reason why we are doing this. Sharing it with everyone is the bonus. Yes, we do plan on visiting Asia and Indonesia is on the list (not just Bali). That will happen in the next 19 months. So looking forward to it.

[@HamzaNassimi]

4:52 HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH JESSICA YOU MADE ME LAUGH

[@WorldTowning]

HA! If that makes you laugh, you should see the stuff we do not post. The best stuff in our life does not make the vlog as it does not always fit the story.

[@zouhairesslassi1195]

It’s my city I am borne in fes

[@WorldTowning]

It's a wonderful city with incredible artists.

[@mustaaityou2881]

Goood

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks!

[@jacksparrow9324]

Houses are a bit expensive in morocco i think from 40 k dollars to 200k dollars

[@jsueiro1]

And I heard prices have gone up a lot in the last couple of years. One day.

[@DavidAmster]

Jessica Sueiro Actually they’ve gone down. Very few people have been buying houses in the medina the past few years.

[@xa3580]

I love Moroccan Couscous. Lol

[@WorldTowning]

Avalon is committed to learning how to make couscous in the RV. She loves it so much.

[@KarimaKarima-be7lh]

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[@englishlearning5674]

It seems that your daughter Avalon fond of couscous.

[@WorldTowning]

Ha! Yes she does.

[@Ojeramup12]

What is the going rate $ for a guide for maybe half day,4 hours?

[@WorldTowning]

In Fez - It depends, our guide came recommended so we paid more than the average rate. It this point, I forget what we paid him. but I think you can get one for about 600-800 dirham.

[@Ojeramup12]

@@WorldTowning Thanks for the info. We might go there this year or next year.

[@samiaelb330]

😍😍😍

[@jsueiro1]

Miss you!

[@azrg4131]

ok

[@nazmor661]

It's ghee butter or preserved butter in salt or semn in arabic it's not goat butter.

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks for the information. Love learning new stuff from those who know.

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[@WorldTowning]

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[@alaouiward9505]

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[@TheMaure]

It's "SMEN" not butter

[@jsueiro1]

Thanks! Good to know since I do plan on making that mean in the future.

[@fatimazahra28]

Smen is salted cow butter , it adds a special taste to different moroccan dishes not just couscous .

[@TheMaure]

so so : Smen is not butter, the use and the taste are completely different. Grape juice is not wine although they derive from the same fruit

[@pizzaiolonapolitain4188]

The morroccan cooking is the seconde in the Word and the first is france

[@jsueiro1]

Ufo Freedom both cuisine I love!

[@monaalami8222]

waw amazing that was a real vlog and a real tour (y) will look like a professionel bbc reporter it was a good document :) do a favor a will tell you a secret the real peace and love city of all north africa is Assillah city she is my favorite the capital of art ofrica and home of the artists beaches, the best restaurant of sea food of Morocco there is a beach called Rmillat an hiden perle Assillah is my real love you can't regret so joy it you can feel it yeah thie second blue green perle of Morocco

[@jsueiro1]

We went to Assillah, but we were only there a couple of days and we had a ton of work so we barely left the camping car, too bad. Next time we will stay longer.

[@elmarzoukisarah4236]

Warning!!! Please don't use cumin in couscous...it will taste WROOOOOONG and BAD! I think she put the cumin in the peppers' dish (taktouka). Use black pepper for couscous, NEVER CUMIN! P.S: The calramelized onions and raisins on top of the couccous is called t'faya.

[@elmarzoukisarah4236]

"Chef' shaaaaaa wn", this is how you pronounce Chefchaouen. Or, if you want to sound more like a local just "shaaaaa wn" and stress the "sh" sound.

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks. We appreciate the tips.

[@zineblemghari2115]

this is not the original way of making couscous ,we don't use pression marmite and pan , couscous need time over 3 hours so we make it in that specific cooking pot , we mix vegetebale and meet below and semolina in the top , we may use pan to caramelized rainsins and onions

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[@WorldTowning]

Thanks. We really appreciate the support.

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[@WorldTowning]

Ha, love this comment. You are very funny. Thanks for joining us!

[@rknoor1742]

World Towning love you guys!!!!

[@mohamedaitblaaid7729]

Your's children's Love's couscous hahaha serche for KZbin haw ckock couscous ,,,hhhhhh

[@WorldTowning]

They LOVEEEEEEE couscous so much! Now we know how to make it the right way.

[@sookwilson1077]

AM I missing something ? No one offer to help to Cut,/ slice anything ? The lady just cook on her own while Everyone else Just Watch ? My understanding from Moroccans is that coucous is a very time consuming dish , the grains must be fluff very frequently to be loosen. Noticed that There's No blenders or slicer ? Everything were Cut / slice by hand Her hair is very distracting to Watch . . . So I cannot finish the entire video

[@WorldTowning]

We did help chop, but we did not shoot when we helped and we can't show it all on the vlog. It is just Will and I shooting, but if we had a team with us I can guarantee I would be there chopping the whole time. Life goals. Ha. Our goal was to learn about the cooking and share it with the world and hopefully get her more business. And yes, it was all chopped by hand, she was good with the knife. Oh no, if you are referring to the pink hair, well, it is here to stay. I love my pink!