Dr.Retarded
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This abomination sounds absolutely delicious.
I've really been enjoying his channel. It's funny though that he never cooks in the backyard.
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This abomination sounds absolutely delicious.
I think that's where his cooking shed is.I've really been enjoying his channel. It's funny though that he never cooks in the backyard.
You think it's just a studio he built? I'm seeing some other cooking channels that apparently do just that. I just figured it was his kitchen.I think that's where his cooking shed is.
Could be either, but the channel name leads me to think shed. Either way his recipes are all comfort food that is right up my alley.You think it's just a studio he built? I'm seeing some other cooking channels that apparently do just that. I just figured it was his kitchen.
Yeah, it's all very similar recipes, but rib sticking good. There's rarely a dish he doesn't post that doesn't make me think about having something hearty during the winter time.Could be either, but the channel name leads me to think shed. Either way his recipes are all comfort food that is right up my alley.
Dude is definitely not fat by accident.Yeah, it's all very similar recipes, but rib sticking good. There's rarely a dish he doesn't post that doesn't make me think about having something hearty during the winter time.
That's why I trust his recipes. Never trust a skinny chef. That's why Paul Prudhomme is the king of Cajun cooking, and always shall be.Dude is definitely not fat by accident.
Or Chef JP. In the name of the Butter, the Butter, and the Holy Butter I baptize you.That's why I trust his recipes. Never trust a skinny chef. That's why Paul Prudhomme is the king of Cajun cooking, and always shall be.
By the celery, onion, bell pepper, and garlic.
you see a bit of guga studioYou think it's just a studio he built? I'm seeing some other cooking channels that apparently do just that. I just figured it was his kitchen.
This is probably the most useful cooking video I have ever watched. Until I came across it some years ago I had no idea I'd been making omelettes like a retard for 20 years.
have you tried tornado style?I use cast iron so whatever about that. I just use a metal spatula though, never with the fork. I personally use the "country French" technique most of the time. Especially when making Omurice.
have you tried tornado style?
remember which creami you bought, cuz there are 2 types of pint containers, don't buy the wrong oneWhelp, I finally found a Ninja Creami on sale at Sam's yesterday for right over a hundred bucks so I'll be making some protein ice cream. Anyone have one with some good recipes?