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Fave Youtube Cooking related channels?

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Mark Weins, visiting local food eateries and markets in other countries (Mexico, Peru, etc)




Mexican cooking, birria, etc.

 
And I have the Bon Appetite channel on Samsung TV which I think is all on YouTube. I like a lot of their videos.
 
I have learned so much about cooking watching and listening and taking bits from here and there, and also chefs to avoid, like Jamie Oliver.
 
Renae said:
I have learned so much about cooking watching and listening and taking bits from here and there, and also chefs to avoid, like Jamie Oliver.
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LOL I yell at the TV..."speak English!" With all the measurements in metric and calling common zucchini and yellow squash "courgettes"! Meh, nothing really makes either of those more interesting so the fancy name is even sillier.
 
Lursa said:
LOL I yell at the TV..."speak English!" With all the measurements in metric and calling common zucchini and yellow squash "courgettes"! Meh, nothing really makes either of those more interesting so the fancy name is even sillier.
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Watch a few of Uncle Roger's videos where he breaks down Oliver's cooking, it's HILARIOUS
 
Renae said:
For me, the two I watch the most are:
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Uncle Roger just kills me with his commentary, and good cooking advice and I found Guga Foods after trying to figure out how to freaking use a Sous Vide (his other channel Sous Vide Everything).

What's yours?
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Cooking channels

Sam the Cooking Guy


Sip and Feast


Smokin' & Grilling with AB

Daddy Jack's Cooking with the Blues

Chef Buck


cooking related channels.

Travel Thirsty


Best Ever Food Review Show


JJin Food


Mikey Chen/Strictly Dumpling
 
Renae said:
I have learned so much about cooking watching and listening and taking bits from here and there,
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I have too. For years I couldn't cook for shit, but nowadays I get compliments on almost everything I make.

You can learn almost anything today just from watching youtube videos.
 
aociswundumho said:
I have too. For years I couldn't cook for shit, but nowadays I get compliments on almost everything I make.

You can learn almost anything today just from watching youtube videos.
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Truth. I'm a DAMN good cook, but things I thought I was doing right I learned I was wrong, new techniques and flavor profiles I hadn't thought to try
 
This guy is funny


so is she...I learned how to make homemade yoghurt from her


and from Marie I leaned how to sprout and microgreen


Also, she has a video on mala hot sauce, so yummy.
 
Lursa said:
Mark Weins, visiting local food eateries and markets in other countries (Mexico, Peru, etc)




Mexican cooking, birria, etc.

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Mark is a nice guy and the food he shows is awesome, but he has the personality of a cardboard box (the Food Ranger is even worse). I prefer Sonny from Best Ever Food Review Show because he's funny.
 
My favorite!

 
Ive never been able to do desserts, but this guy's videos makes it look easy.






And pizza too:

 
Renae said:
For me, the two I watch the most are:
And

Uncle Roger just kills me with his commentary, and good cooking advice and I found Guga Foods after trying to figure out how to freaking use a Sous Vide (his other channel Sous Vide Everything).

What's yours?
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Funny, dorky and entertaining.


Always interesting recipes

I'm sure there are others I forgot, though. I do like meal prep channels. Helps me save on the food bills and eat healthier
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Lovebug said:
This guy is funny


so is she...I learned how to make homemade yoghurt from her


and from Marie I leaned how to sprout and microgreen


Also, she has a video on mala hot sauce, so yummy.
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I have a whole shelving unit devoted to growing microgreens. Right now I sell them to individual customers but hoping to push into farmer markets and restaurants soon.
 
Geoist said:
I have a whole shelving unit devoted to growing microgreens. Right now I sell them to individual customers but hoping to push into farmer markets and restaurants soon.
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Our favorites are radish, sunflower and pea. I sprout lentils, so easy, so good. Sesame seeds were ok, but I never had any luck with black beans, whereas other beans work fine
 
Josie said:
My favorite!

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I made mushroom onion sliders inspired by such I've seen, only I glazed the pan with mead before I put the burgers in, adds a great flavor.
 
Lovebug said:
Our favorites are radish, sunflower and pea. I sprout lentils, so easy, so good. Sesame seeds were ok, but I never had any luck with black beans, whereas other beans work fine
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Radish I enjoy and super easy to grow. I think the spicy mix of broccoli, kale, kohlrabi, arugula, and mustard is the most popular for my customers.
 
Many people have mentioned Chef John/Food Wishes.

Sam The Cooking guy is hilarious.

Chain Baker is very good is you are interested in baking bread. https://www.youtube.com/c/ChainBaker

Just One Bite. He breaks down a dish into very understandable ideas. https://www.youtube.com/c/JustOneBitePlease

Pati Jinich is very good at making authentic Mexican food approachable for people who didn't live in the American SW.


Ive learned a ton about Indian food from Vijaya.

I love Alton Brown and Good Eats but his videos are behind a paywall.
 
Geoist said:
Radish I enjoy and super easy to grow. I think the spicy mix of broccoli, kale, kohlrabi, arugula, and mustard is the most popular for my customers.
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I wonder how many times you regrow your pea sprouts? I just recently discovered that they come back up after harvesting.
 
Chef John-Pierre, he teaches classic french cuisine amongst others. Very good. The Chef Show on Netflix is a good one to pick up lots of great tips and tricks.

 
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