Hey guys, we just put out PART 2 of this video, listing tools "11-20" in my top faves lineup. These are 10 kitchen tools you need to make cooking easier, so definitely check it out, because it will help you level up your cooking! : czcams.com/video/XgRuhafkAb8/video.html
I first came across the flat whisk in a Goodwill and didn't know what it was, but bought it anyway. Researching later, I found out what it was and that it was recommended for making gravies and sauces. Well, I'm a southern gal and two things ALL southern gals need to know how to cook from scratch is biscuits and, of course, gravy. I was pretty good at producing lumpless gravy, but decided to give the flat whisk a try. OMG!!!!!!! Impossible to have lumps in gravy made with a flat whisk! This revolutionizes my southern cooking!!! Seriously, it makes a HUGE difference!
Yeah I LOVE mine...I ditched all my other ones I had in the past. They always stay neat and organized and I can instantly tell if one is missing or out of place.
I appreciate you taking the time to make this video and I enjoyed watching it. I also want to apologize for the rude comments I see on here about your video. People seem not to remember they can just move on to another video they like instead of showing their low IQ. Please keep up this great information and great examples
The over the sink colander is something I wouldnt have thought of but its so versatile! Good for draining veggies. Also a nice basket for using with an ice bath for steamed eggs or veggies
I have found, a larger, longr wisk is so helpful to whip with ease and without getting tiered. to prevent cream to become butter with an electric mixer, I went with the pro-recommendation, to whip by hand. it takes about 2 min. and it is true. about at min 1. 50 I check the first time and then maybe again about 5 min and it is done. I love it, now I know, the larger one is so much easier to use. of course a smaller one for small qanties of whatever, I do have as well. but everything, for which I don't want to be bothered with the electric advice it is helpful. and when I use it on the stovetop for a soup and such. the bigger one, the long size, prevents the fingers from getting burned (ok rather hot :-) )
I need to pickup a sink colander. I never realized how handy one is until you showed it. Also, a nice cushion pad for your feet goes a long way if your in the kitchen for long periods of time. That’s an essential kitchen tool in my book.
Hi Amy, trust me...after deep diving into research, I did some upgrading myself. I'm very happy with my selections and I hope this helps you and others as well. Let me know what you settle on getting...I'm just curious!
I just saw your post in the VRA group ! So I decided to come watch !!! Congrats on 70k subs! Love your videos so far ! This video is definitely helpful!!! I love cooking but I don’t know all of the technical aspects ! New subscriber here !
Aw I love the VRA community and thanks so much for coming here from there! Appreciate you being a new subbie and being part of the "Yooniverse." Thanks for the congrats...it's great to meet you!
I personally would add a big pile of clean kitchen towels (or good paper towels). Maybe I'm a messy home chef... but I'm always wiping something, washing my hands, or drying out washed vegs.
as long as one doesn't scrap a non-stick pan, it is save to use metal tools like the tongs. it's ok. only, when one needs something to flip with a spatula or similar thing, like an egg, then it is best to be save and e.g. use wood or silicone or similar materials
Hi there! I happen to have all the tools you recommended in this video. I even have that very same Le Cruset cast iron pot in red...I LOVE it!!! Keep the great ideas coming! 😘
Hi Juanita! That's awesome that you have the same tools as me. Side bar, but I'll be talking about Le Creuset in an upcoming video! . I'm sure you're an amazing cook, since it seems like you're on top of it with the kitchen gear!
Aw thanks. I definitely felt like it was a long time coming to post this video since I get asked about tools all the time. You need to do a baking tools video! Also a kitchen scale almost made this list, but it's on my next one!
Haha hi Jason! Thanks for watching and glad you found it useful and informative even though you don't cook! Yes, love that thermometer and it helps you to be more confident when cooking meats!
Hey Yooniverse! Let me know who's watching...are you a beginner, intermediate, or advanced cook and do you have any or all of these tools too? Let me know here 👇
Haha stepping it up with the quadruple comment method I see 👀 😆👍. Yes flat whisks are particular good in cast iron pans to make a pan sauce, and I find that they emulsify salad dressings really well. Glad that you love the same tools that I do!
Look! You can keep collecting all sorts of kitchen gadget, but you have NO storage shelves, it is impractical ro keep like 5 or 6 wooden laddle. I ended up storing them in boxes and forgetting where they are!
Hey guys, we just put out PART 2 of this video, listing tools "11-20" in my top faves lineup. These are 10 kitchen tools you need to make cooking easier, so definitely check it out, because it will help you level up your cooking! : czcams.com/video/XgRuhafkAb8/video.html
I first came across the flat whisk in a Goodwill and didn't know what it was, but bought it anyway. Researching later, I found out what it was and that it was recommended for making gravies and sauces.
Well, I'm a southern gal and two things ALL southern gals need to know how to cook from scratch is biscuits and, of course, gravy. I was pretty good at producing lumpless gravy, but decided to give the flat whisk a try.
OMG!!!!!!!
Impossible to have lumps in gravy made with a flat whisk!
This revolutionizes my southern cooking!!!
Seriously, it makes a HUGE difference!
Love your videos quick not toooo much off the track talking. Thanks again ❤
Nice microplanes! Definitely on my must-buy list :)
Yes! Definite must...at least for me. I use mine way too much haha.
Love your videos. Just found them today. You are quick and to the point yet give essential details. So helpful.
Very into those magnetic nesting cups and spoons!
Yeah I LOVE mine...I ditched all my other ones I had in the past. They always stay neat and organized and I can instantly tell if one is missing or out of place.
Quickly becoming my favorite cooking CZcams’s 💕💕💕 thank you for the recommendations I’m a kitchen tool/ gadget hoarder 😁😅😅😅
I appreciate you taking the time to make this video and I enjoyed watching it.
I also want to apologize for the rude comments I see on here about your video. People seem not to remember they can just move on to another video they like instead of showing their low IQ. Please keep up this great information and great examples
The over the sink colander is something I wouldnt have thought of but its so versatile! Good for draining veggies. Also a nice basket for using with an ice bath for steamed eggs or veggies
I have found, a larger, longr wisk is so helpful to whip with ease and without getting tiered. to prevent cream to become butter with an electric mixer, I went with the pro-recommendation, to whip by hand. it takes about 2 min. and it is true. about at min 1. 50 I check the first time and then maybe again about 5 min and it is done. I love it, now I know, the larger one is so much easier to use. of course a smaller one for small qanties of whatever, I do have as well. but everything, for which I don't want to be bothered with the electric advice it is helpful. and when I use it on the stovetop for a soup and such. the bigger one, the long size, prevents the fingers from getting burned (ok rather hot :-) )
Finally broke down & purchased the silicone tongs. Was surprised at their weight. Wish I'd bought sooner. Thank you for bringing them to my attention.
I need to pickup a sink colander. I never realized how handy one is until you showed it. Also, a nice cushion pad for your feet goes a long way if your in the kitchen for long periods of time. That’s an essential kitchen tool in my book.
I'm already inspired by a few of your recommendations! I'll be upgrading very soon :) Thanks and hope you and the family are staying safe and healthy.
Hi Amy, trust me...after deep diving into research, I did some upgrading myself. I'm very happy with my selections and I hope this helps you and others as well. Let me know what you settle on getting...I'm just curious!
Thanks ... v practical tools for the kitchen. :)
Glad you enjoyed it. Are you a beginner, intermediate, or advanced cook?
I just saw your post in the VRA group ! So I decided to come watch !!! Congrats on 70k subs! Love your videos so far ! This video is definitely helpful!!! I love cooking but I don’t know all of the technical aspects ! New subscriber here !
Aw I love the VRA community and thanks so much for coming here from there! Appreciate you being a new subbie and being part of the "Yooniverse." Thanks for the congrats...it's great to meet you!
I personally would add a big pile of clean kitchen towels (or good paper towels). Maybe I'm a messy home chef... but I'm always wiping something, washing my hands, or drying out washed vegs.
as long as one doesn't scrap a non-stick pan, it is save to use metal tools like the tongs. it's ok. only, when one needs something to flip with a spatula or similar thing, like an egg, then it is best to be save and e.g. use wood or silicone or similar materials
I’m definitely going to get the magnetic cups and spoons and the micro plane 👌🏾🤗
Hi there! I happen to have all the tools you recommended in this video. I even have that very same Le Cruset cast iron pot in red...I LOVE it!!! Keep the great ideas coming! 😘
Hi Juanita! That's awesome that you have the same tools as me. Side bar, but I'll be talking about Le Creuset in an upcoming video! . I'm sure you're an amazing cook, since it seems like you're on top of it with the kitchen gear!
Hello I am a trained chef also and I love your videos
Thanks Julie! Just ordered more tongs! Thanks for the recommendation!
Excellent breakdown of tools! Great tips too!
Aw thanks. I definitely felt like it was a long time coming to post this video since I get asked about tools all the time. You need to do a baking tools video! Also a kitchen scale almost made this list, but it's on my next one!
Agree that the microplane or fine zested is essential for the kitchen!! 🍋🍋🍋
Thank you for doing this series!
Thanks for the good info.^^
Thank you! I can see you're into teaching kitchen basics as well. What is your cooking background?
@@ChefJulieYoon I will do a lot of watching in the future~
This is an old Korean rice mill^^
I like your video. It's very helpful & informative for people who are just starting to cook myself included. Great job! :)
Yay I'm glad you found it helpful and thanks for the comment 🥰.
I don’t cook at all, but this was informative! Might spring for that thermometer for the grill!
Haha hi Jason! Thanks for watching and glad you found it useful and informative even though you don't cook! Yes, love that thermometer and it helps you to be more confident when cooking meats!
Hey Yooniverse! Let me know who's watching...are you a beginner, intermediate, or advanced cook and do you have any or all of these tools too? Let me know here 👇
I am a complete beginner; I have been watching your recipes for a while and plan on trying to make some :)
@@droppedoutof80s37 awesome to have you in our community...thanks for letting me know. And also drop me some questions you might have about cooking!
Love this video 👍🏼😊
really helped Julie, turly life chaniging sis. per
Excellent information! Thank you for Sharing! New Subbie here.❤️👍🏽😉
Awesome tongs! Also liked the thermometer and cutting board. Great ideas.
vry true about silicone spatulas!
never knew what flat whisks are used for. cool
have a microplane or two and love them!
Haha stepping it up with the quadruple comment method I see 👀 😆👍. Yes flat whisks are particular good in cast iron pans to make a pan sauce, and I find that they emulsify salad dressings really well. Glad that you love the same tools that I do!
@@ChefJulieYoon lol glad you don't mind them. Sometimes it really does feel more like a conversation that way. We're a quirky but loyal fanbase!
This is great Thanks for the info
Hi Paige...no problem and thanks for watching! Will be rocking my new do in our next video 😜
great
Thank you
You're welcome. Thanks for all your comments lately!
Look! You can keep collecting all sorts of
kitchen gadget, but you have NO storage shelves,
it is impractical ro keep
like 5 or 6 wooden laddle.
I ended up storing them
in boxes and forgetting
where they are!
did anyone count the amount of times she said practical
all my grandma do not use any of your tools
That's cool. You should make your own video with your essential grandma-approved kitchen tools.
말많은 사람은 정말삻다 말적게 하면서도 얼마든지 주방기구 보여줄수도 있고 얼마든지 눈으로 보며충분히 알수있는대 짜증나게 말이많아 너는그만드어라
Thanks for the advice. I have advice for you too…you don’t always have to announce your departure.