Besides serious eats. Just looking for other recipe ideas.
Favorite food blogs or YouTube channels
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https://www.youtube.com/user/kenjialt
Maybe Kenji's channel is to SeriousEats for you, but it's good.
https://www.youtube.com/user/aragusea
No nonsense technique, with some easier but super solid recipes. Also does awesome research videos with a journalistic approach and always interviews different experts in the field he's researching instead of voicing his own opinion.
https://www.youtube.com/user/foodwishes
YouTube veteran. This dude was a big influencer in my earlier stages of learning to cook.
I have several food entertainment channels I enjoy, but I don't think that's what you're asking for.
Maybe Kenji's channel is to SeriousEats for you, but it's good.
https://www.youtube.com/user/aragusea
No nonsense technique, with some easier but super solid recipes. Also does awesome research videos with a journalistic approach and always interviews different experts in the field he's researching instead of voicing his own opinion.
https://www.youtube.com/user/foodwishes
YouTube veteran. This dude was a big influencer in my earlier stages of learning to cook.
I have several food entertainment channels I enjoy, but I don't think that's what you're asking for.
If you want to try to hand at making some cake, thecakeblog.com is fantastic
I like Sam the Cooking Guy.
Milk Street
America's test kitchen
Pitmaster X
Pitmaster X
I like food wishes and the babish videos. I like kenji as well but his lack of editing keeps me from watching many. The first two edit well and keep the videos to the point without a bunch of dead time looking for a spoon or ingredient or whatever.
I generally agree with this but sometimes Kenji will drop interesting little nuggets of info to fill the dead space in his videos.
Also like Babish for the straightforward approach and tidbits of humor.
Also like Babish for the straightforward approach and tidbits of humor.
Bruce Almighty said:
Besides serious eats. Just looking for other recipe ideas.
I like to look up the menus at high-end restaurants across the country for ideas. It's usually not overly difficult to reverse engineer a recipe and you'll get ideas that are typically more creative than recipe sites
JoshuaWeissman
Found this channel recently. He is a little quirky, but he edits his videos well and goes through everything very quickly. He was a chef at Uchiko in Austin.
Found this channel recently. He is a little quirky, but he edits his videos well and goes through everything very quickly. He was a chef at Uchiko in Austin.
he reminds me of maybe if macaulay culkin had been a chef.
Sorrell Booke said:
I like Sam the Cooking Guy.
Yep. But I can't stand that doofus kid of his, Max.
BurrOak said:
JoshuaWeissman
Found this channel recently. He is a little quirky, but he edits his videos well and goes through everything very quickly. He was a chef at Uchiko in Austin.
This is the other one I enjoy and keep up with.
Another vote for Weissman. He's a goofball but his videos are very well done. He also knows what he's talking about.
Hope you aren't hooked on this one.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/03/30/europe/mafia-fugitive-dominican-republic-scli-intl/index.html
https://www.cnn.com/2021/03/30/europe/mafia-fugitive-dominican-republic-scli-intl/index.html
I really want to like Weismann because he seems to really know what he's talking about, but the editing and goofiness are a little too distracting
Weismann
Food wishes - Chef John
Babish
Sam the cooking guy
Howtobbqright with Malcom Reed
Food wishes - Chef John
Babish
Sam the cooking guy
Howtobbqright with Malcom Reed
MrPlow2010 said:
Weismann
Food wishes - Chef John
Babish
Sam the cooking guy
Howtobbqright with Malcom Reed
Only guy you're missing is Chef Tom with ATBBQ. Other than that, this is my full list as well.
Bearded Butchers
More of a meat processing page, but they do make sausages, brats, hot dogs, and other various meat products, grilled, smoked, whatever. If you want to see how to butcher and process any animal or see where the steaks come from that you buy at the store, these are the guys to watch. They are absolute masters of their craft.
More of a meat processing page, but they do make sausages, brats, hot dogs, and other various meat products, grilled, smoked, whatever. If you want to see how to butcher and process any animal or see where the steaks come from that you buy at the store, these are the guys to watch. They are absolute masters of their craft.
Same here!
Another vote for Sam the Cooking Guy.
Homesick Texan is pretty good.
BurrOak said:
JoshuaWeissman
Found this channel recently. He is a little quirky, but he edits his videos well and goes through everything very quickly. He was a chef at Uchiko in Austin.
He's quirky, but his recipes have been pretty good. He tends to go overboard a bit.
Ethan Chlebowski is a pretty good newcomer.
bookmarking!
Kenji Lopez-Alt
Joshua Weissman
Howtobbqright with Malcolm Reid
Meat Church
Binging with Babish
I think I've learned the most from Kenji. I like Weissman but get kinda annoyed with his "But Better" series...like yeah no s*** you can do it better, you're a professional chef doing one meal at a time, these restaurants are using high school graduates and serving hundreds of ppl per day...
Joshua Weissman
Howtobbqright with Malcolm Reid
Meat Church
Binging with Babish
I think I've learned the most from Kenji. I like Weissman but get kinda annoyed with his "But Better" series...like yeah no s*** you can do it better, you're a professional chef doing one meal at a time, these restaurants are using high school graduates and serving hundreds of ppl per day...
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https://youtube.com/c/ChudsBbq
Chuds BBQ is s pretty good follow. Bradley Robinson is part of Leroy & Lewis BBQ here in Austin. He covers a lot of things outside of standard bbq fare and keeps it informative but also entertaining. He is also a fabricator who builds unique cookers outside of the standard pipe or tank offset.
Chuds BBQ is s pretty good follow. Bradley Robinson is part of Leroy & Lewis BBQ here in Austin. He covers a lot of things outside of standard bbq fare and keeps it informative but also entertaining. He is also a fabricator who builds unique cookers outside of the standard pipe or tank offset.
Weissman
Babish
Sous Vide Everything
Guga Foods
Babish
Sous Vide Everything
Guga Foods
Have you cooked any of Weissman's "but better" at home?
It's really fun.
It's really fun.
Guga Foods took me a while to get used to his accent but it grows on you...
Did one of his chicken sandwiches, complete with the homemade bun. It was indeed really good
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Love Guga Foods! (Supposed to be thumbs up)
Acooknamedmatt
I enjoy ThatDudecanCook.
Kent Rollins is my go to.
FIFO*98* is good to follow!
I too like to find good dishes and try to recreate / tweak.
I too like to find good dishes and try to recreate / tweak.
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