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Chen Kenichi in Battle Yogurt is still my favorite episode of that series. That 'gently caress me' expression when the theme ingredient was revealed still makes me chuckle to this day.
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I've been enjoying Chef and My Fridge on Netflix, and I usually have it on when I'm cooking or doing the dishes. The 15-minute time limit and limitation of ingredients to whatever the guest has on hand make the dishes more relatable to me and I've actually tried making a couple of the dishes on the show. The chefs are also funny without being overbearing.
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I'm in the middle of watching Salt Fat Acid Heat and am enjoying it a lot. It's Ugly Delicious but if the host was more 'Julia Child' and less 'massive rear end in a top hat'.
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Tired Moritz posted:I just want a food competition show where the people aren't assholes, and it has to be low-stakes too. Masterchef AU is nice but I got tired of watching people come to tears every elimination round. Yeah, gonna echo the recommendation for Chef and My Fridge. The competition is pretty much just for bragging rights, there's no elimination BS, and even the trashtalking is more funny and good-natured than anything else - mainly since the usual topic of ridicule is the state of the guests' fridges. E: The Gordon Ramsay episode of Hot Ones is finally out, and it's a hoot. anakha fucked around with this message at 19:28 on Jan 24, 2019 |
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angor posted:Anyone been watching The Chef Show on Netflix with Jon Favreau and Roy Choi? Definitely my favorite food show on at the moment. Love the way this show is put together. Thanks for the recommendation. I love having this on while I'm meal prepping for the week.
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flashy_mcflash posted:Should've been like "can't wait to get home and boil these ribs and eat them with ketchup" and he wouldn't have been able to help himself from tearing your throat out. Echoing the recommendations above, and also suggesting One Meal A Day for lazy cooks like myself.
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wormil posted:I learned more from Michael Smith than anyone, wish his show had more seasons. Chef at Home was my poo poo. Chill and relaxing show. Too bad there isn't a full archive of those episodes that I'm aware of - just a few YT vids. anakha fucked around with this message at 18:42 on Aug 25, 2019 |
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Aug 25, 2019 18:40
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Mu Zeta posted:Never seen so many people whine about a stupid recipe since Italians on Youtube. You shouldn't be allowed to leave any comments on recipe pages unless you have video proof of yourself making it without subsitutions and tasting it first. Facepalming so hard right now
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flashy_mcflash posted:also I have no practical use for it but I want one of those big potato machines. I too aspire to have a backyard filled with devices that allow for mass cooking, with the centerpiece being one of those smokers big enough to require its own trailer.
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Uncle Roger and Mikey Chen roasting Epicurious's recent dumpling video.
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Jan 10, 2021 18:34
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The smoked duck fat was overkill.
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Gorman Thomas posted:Here's a pleasant channel I found this week of a nice person visiting(mostly) udon and soba noodle shops in Japan. Call me basic AF but I love chill videos like this and was relaxing to this channel before going to bed last night. No voice commentary, just checking out how the meal is prepared and appreciating the meal itself. Easy subscription for me.
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I have discovered Waffles and Mochi on Netflix and it's surprisingly fun. Anybody with kids who were interested in helping out in the kitchen would probably love this.
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Mu Zeta posted:I dream of taking an Italian to try the spaghetti at Jollibees. It's been done before.
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I blame the Fine Bros for this crap.
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Can we just skip to the droll probe so that this rehash is over?
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toplitzin posted:I have his first cookbook. Would I buy another, probably. Would I buy his cookware, lol no. If his knives are even within the ballpark in terms of quality compared to the goon-approved Victorinox knives, they might be worth the price, especially given that the latter aren't really $20 anymore.
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The_Doctor posted:Oh, in a similar vein, I found DancingBacons on YouTube, a Japanese guy who also films GoPro style, trying various vending machines and restaurants around Asia. He’s silent, so it’s just ambient noise and subtitles about the food or ordering process. It’s super relaxing to watch, and kind of helpful if you’re planning a trip to Japan. I've been binging a lot of Japanese travel and food YT channels the past couple of years, and I appreciate the silent approach most of them take. It's really relaxing and a great way to decompress before going to bed. On a related note, I am now obsessed with tiny Japanese campers and converted camper vans and want to import/build one lol.
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Jan 9, 2023 18:07
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Yeah, Josh's food nerd really came out in that vid. I know of Filipinos who haven't heard of or tried papaitan but of course Josh's familiar with it.
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Jan 27, 2023 12:05
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anakha posted:Chen Kenichi in Battle Yogurt is still my favorite episode of that series. Quoting myself from 7 years ago in memory of that iconic episode after learning of Chen passing away. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2023/03/15/national/kenichi-chin-dies-67/
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Battered fries sold in fried chicken places are goated.
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