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00:30 joshua weissman
05:31 molly baz
11:19 claire saffitz
16:11 maangchi
19:32 nick digiovanni
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Your butter looked burnt not browned, but I like this video. Liked and Subscribed!
@@sbcroixI concur, the butter did get burnt that gives it a bitter taste to it.
Wow Ryan trahan looking far more feminine than normal
You're suppose the whisk the eggs and pour 1 spoon at a time as you whisk the eggs. That's what it means. Not just pour one spoon at a time literally and not doing anything to the eggs. You're suppose to whisk and pour a spoon at a time as you go at intervals.
Honestly they were all pretty worth it but i kinda agree with the joshua review. If I’m buying a cookbook i want the recipe to be absolutely complete and well presented, otherwise whats the point
Joshua is all kinds of fail lol
Right. I don't want to do the thinking for the author. And not everyone can do that, some people buy cookbooks because they can't cook well but still want to feed themselves at home. The fact that they couldn't get the measurements right when the metric system is so easy and precise...💀
(also, I don't believe that the unsweetened crème brûlée is sooo good, bfr.)
I agree. But Joshua has also just gotten super arrogant and unfunny lately. After a really rude comment he made about disabled people under his food gadgets video, I had to unsubscribe
... otherwise what's the point?*
Honestly I feel very conflicted about this video. Like, there can be reviews between 1 and 5 Stars.
A cookbook with flaws are sadly very common. My father is a Chef, and he often talks about how most Chefs nowadays put untested recipes in their books. That youtube chef follow, is sadly not that surprising. It is common enough after all.
I don't think Joshuas cookbook has to be a 1 star. But 3 or 4 stars, I think, would be utterly fair.
I was one of Maangchi's early cheerleaders when she was just starting out. That was back when she still had time to personally vet and respond to every comment. She taught me how to make a crispier fried chicken, and with my homemade barbecue sauce, "Ambush!" how to make a great Yangnyeom Tongdak. Thanks for vindicating her, she's a treasure. ♥
I was the same! Waaay back in 2010-2011 when she was still relatively small. It felt so special to get a response from her (on her website too!)
Maangchi is untouchable. She's the ambassador of Korean cuisine for millions of people.
@@ThatOneFemaleGamer I personally found her in 2016 and it was really cool to see someone who was so fun and still gave good cooking advice. Been a while since I watched her but glad she's doing well :D
While I also like her a lot, some of her recipes also did not work, despite following her instructions with the same ingredients exactly. However, her bulgogi recipe is the one I used, and is very good. Not sure how someone can messed up bulgogi anyway, the flavor profile is actually very simple.
I want to give the person who gave Maangchi's book a one star review, a one star review.
💯
Maybe… maybe… maybe they misread the amount of meat used. That might be the reason why theirs turned out bland
@@Leva12579 maybe they should read the instructions more carefully before giving someone a one star review
I may not particularly like Maangchi's cooking, but I adore her and everything she says. I would eat all that horrible chilli just to watch her be happy!
I think maangchi didn’t over season the meat because it’s a lettuce wrap to be eaten with salty samjang sauce. But maybe the reviewer didn’t eat it that way. Plus it also depends on how salty each person likes their food. They should have looked for a regular bulgogi recipe that is eaten with rice. That version would be more salty since it’s what’s going to season the rice too and you’re not adding samjang like you would in a lettuce wrap.
Joshua’s first book was riddled with errors to the point, most recipes were horrible to make. A second book has errors, too? Wow
I love josh's videos for years, but lately I have felt he has gotten a big head and a little too opinionated with his delivery on things. Knowing there's multiple mistakes in these cookbooks really says something.
@@janae8427I'm glad I'm not the only one that noticed, I actually stopped watching because it didn't feel like a person just sharing a recipe anymore. It felt like "my way or the highway"
I stopped watching because there were HUUUGE displays of privilege and entitlement that just started giving me the ick. I used to find him funny and "relatable" when he started and as he grew it just got...lowkey shitty.
@@Katastr0phic_Katicorn Rightt, I think the "fame" definitely got to him 'cause he just seems so stuck up recently
@@Katastr0phic_Katicorn I only watched videos when they were recommended but he spoke way too authoritatively about cuisines he was definitely not an expert in. It was very off-putting.
joshua's criticism is 100% valid lmao but for claire's, initially i was gonna agree but those product photos? looks like a bad flat cookie so like you knew what you'd be getting from the beginning...
Also the name was ‘Thin and Crispy Chocolate Chip Cookies’, so that person definitely should have known
@@ToweringPsychic I personally dislike thin and crispy cookies to the point where I would usually prefer to just skip the dessert than eat a crispy cookie, but you have to hold some level of responsibility if you chose a recipe titled that. I would never give a recipe a one-star review simply because it met the description of the title. Imagine making a recipe that's called "super spicy ghost pepper curry" then complaining about how you don't like spicy food.
I am not sure why, but Clair's cookie recepie worked great every time, cookies were not as flat and did not spread, but tbh I usually make a big batch and freeze them, because I like the "waves" looks. Maybe that is the reason they turned out this way? Clair also has an episode about making them, maybe there is a mistake in a book? @Honeysuckle
True. Especially the disappointment u get after putting trust to a name.
For Clarire's review, I think the reader is just not used to the crispy type cookies. I personally like this style very much. The edge is crispy and caramelized and the center is still a bit soft. It's heavenly.
I understand that you didn't want to offend anyone but all of them get 5 out of 5? why even rate them? Especially the first one didn't deserve 5 stars. if you leave out ingredients in the instructions and there are wrong amounts that's just lazy bad work. It doesn't matter whether it's all on Josua or not. He gives his name and face to the book, so it's in his interest to double check everything.
I think it’s inspired by the youtuber Ryan Trahan who visits badly reviewed restaurants (also other places) and challenges himself to only leave 5 star reviews aka only focussing on the good things in a funny way. But I agree, it doesnt really work here… and doesn’t add any comedic value
I believe she mentioned from the beginning that if she likes the recipe, she will give it 5 stars.
She's a You Tuber! You only say nice things to your fellow You Tuber, lest you incur the wrath of other You Tubers' fans.
Yeah, this is my first and last time watching videos on this channel.
Exactly, what was the entire point of this video, though I stopped at the 8:00 minute mark when I realised that this is a biased video...
I'm just gonna say that if a book says "Texture Over Taste", I'm not buying it. I like tasting good food.
I agree in general, but I wonder if there is an untapped market for such a book for people with e.g. autism who struggle with food textures.
@@miragebarrage320 omg you people can't do anything
@@BritneyHIAMdisgusting comment
@@BritneyHIAM 'You people' like what? Physicians? People who own cookbooks? Females? People who like chocolate? What a bizarre behavior.
@@miragebarrage320 I think we both know...
“Too young and inexperienced” remember they’re talking about the guy who placed third on season ten of Masterchef. Sure he didn’t win but top three is still very impressive
TV cooks need to look good and be a TV personality where taste is secondary to views
Third is a fancy word for loser😋
@@ultrademigod Third on Masterchef is fancy word for good chef, actually.
@@no-qe9tb Each to their own.
Some of just have higher standards when comes to food I suppose
@@ultrademigod ...obviously. I can't afford to eat half the stuff they cook on that show. I'll sit here enjoying my delicious homemade dinners instead. Sure it may not win a competition but good food is good food.
a certified nutrition councilor can’t figure out how to calorie count and figure out macros using a kitchen scale and nutritional labels? something here isn’t adding up.
Well...they didn't say they couldn't figure it out. They said it wasn't included.
@@danitho”but not having any idea of what a serving size should be” well idk “nutritionist” determine your tdee and fit it into your macros
@@nicole757 That still has nothing to do with the fact that including a serving size for a recipe is pretty standard and would be nice if it was included. Her being a nutritionist or not had nothing to do with that fact.
Nutrition counselor is a made up title. Sounds like they just wanted to slip that in for self promo lol.
Nah, my complaint about that is a food nutritionist should have known a dish called "pepperoni fried rice" was gonna be greasy? And a food nutritionist should be able to figure out nutrition facts. This book doesn't seem to be marketed as a healthy cooking option, so frankly, they are allowed their opinion, but they should have thought a little harder before that review.
The Weissman review was pretty disingenuous. The metric conversations are all wrong, and forgetting an ingredient in the recipe is a big deal. Just because you didn't mind not adding the extra sugar doesn't mean it's a good book. How can anyone take your review seriously if you just hand wave blatant issues?
The point was to see if it made it a one star result and it didn't.
So she left an honest 5 star review as she said she would.
I think people should give stars that represent the issues or joy they experienced. For example, I would not expect something to get 5 stars when they leave out when to add an ingredient, even if it's easy to figure out where it should go. If the recipe was otherwise delicious and it was only minor stuff being forgotten, then that is 4 stars, not 5, in my book.
i think easy to figure out when to add it's kinda difficult unfair to some. I make a good amount of recipes but really i had never been that interested in creme brulee, prefer Mexican flan. So if i made this as my first creme brulee, I'll for sure not notice until I had already taken it out of the oven and by then i'll just get to see my bowl full of sugar wondering what did i missed. Like when you do a lego structure with instructions and yet you still have legos left afterwards.
So what if.... you were only supposed to use the sugar forbthe crust and not mix it into the custard?
@@mikewedge808 The quantity of sugar called for the recipe is more than the sugar needed for the crust, so even if that was the case the quantity of sugar would need to be fixed. So, either the issue happened in the steps missing the sugar or the ingredients including too much sugar.
agree uts a 4 star. agree with the rest tho, they do what they advertise
Watch a different video then
The Molly Baz recipe looks like a 3 am struggle meal.
Yes! If it was a drunken recipes cookbook it’d be fine lol
Yes! I can hear Frankie Celenza's narration as he makes this recipe. LOL
it's a drunk meal. it's common for people to crave oily/greasy foods when they're drunk or hangover. some people even think it helps take care of the hangover(it doesn't). if the book has a party vibe, it's likely those are meant to be drunk people meals
i think that's the idea, it's supposed to be the opposite of a fancy or traditional cookbook. and let's be honest, 3 am drunk meals are the best kind of meal.
@@Ray_Vun yeah, hangover is best cured by hydration
I'm sorry, but you agreed with all the 1 star reviews! Creme brulee: "you shouldn't be eating that much sugar anyway" aka this tastes egg-y because it's missing the sugar. You also tried to correct the recipe mistake preemptively by adding 2 teaspoons of sugar on top. Pepperoni fried rice: "This is late night after party food" aka hangover food which is greasy food! The cookies: "the crispy is really crispy" aka these came out overdone if you like a chewy cookie. For Maangchi you added a dipping sauce which was from a different recipe and is usually marked as optional, plus said the meat would taste better marinated - both corrections for lack of flavor. And lastly the BLT: "it's not that simple" which was the criticism of the book that the recipes are hard to make.
also molly's rice recipe called for a full cup of mayo. when you just use a drizzle on the plate, you are altering the recipe. Honeysucke made an edit "to taste" which is great, but the book calls for one cup. If all that mayonnaise was under the rice it would be pretty gross imo too.
@@asunbeam5479 I'm also wondering about the point of having the aioli, isn't the rice enough on its own?
the crispy chicken skin blew my mind. am I supposed to just have that lying around?! BLT should be making the best with little effort, not a 2 hour endeavor
One small safety tip for the Brûlée… set the pan with ramekins on the oven rack first. THEN add the boiling water.
No need to try to carry/balance/not slosh scalding water on you on the trip from the counter to the oven.
This was a fun video and I appreciate your honesty!
Thanks Dad...
never knew this! thanks🔥
@@YAWN.... Now go clean your room.
@@desmit6 nah, you clean it
I don’t understand how she can give Joshua’s book 5 stars, when the instructions are incomplete and the measurements are wrong. It affects her credibility.
She said at the beginning of the video that she was going to find a way to give every one of the books an honest 5-star review. I think it was a challenge she set herself.
Listen to what she said at the beginning.
Yeah. An experienced cook can easily spot such errors and improvise/adapt. Wherein the problem lies is that most people who buy cookbooks don't actually know how to cook, so a glaring omission in a recipe is going to leave them with some underwhelming food that they assume is their own fault.
@@Revelwoodie whats the point of a review if your result is set in stone?
im gonne give this video a dislike.
She’s doing what Ryan Trahan does. No matter how bad it is, you HAVE to find a way to give them a five star, but it HAS to be honest. Its supposed to be a way not to destroy a business more than you already have, because the video itself gives enough criticism
To the bulgogi complainer--
You cannot compare what you ate at a restaurant vs a homemade one. The restos prep those in advance & has msg & has other secret ingredients. It won't be exactly the same. But maangchi is the GOAT of korean home cooking. Do not ever diss her. We will come after you. 😁
The audacity!!! Haha yes, we will… 😎
Problem is also that people who eat a lot at such restaurants desentized their taste buds so they need more of everything. I had a friend who had to put extra salt on an already salty french fries, because he couldn't taste it.
and things like koreans pear they most likely have access to. not even seen that in the 1 koreans supermarket when I went in there
... the restos prep those in advance and* have* MSG and *other secret ingredients.
The power of MSG cannot be underestimated. Also, lots of salt and sugar.
I appreciate that all these reviews were excessively negative and a little ridiculous, but it takes trying more than one recipe to review a cookbook. A cookbook usually has at least 100 recipes, one recipe can't reflect the whole book. Many cookbooks really are intended to make a quick buck and are poorly edited, tested, etc. That said I enjoyed the video format of you testing out a bunch of recipes.
Not just cookbooks but recipes in general. The reason you get a life story before each recipe is because the authors need words that will trigger the algorithm/SEO.
I went to a virtual cooking class by a Masterchef champion, but the recipes were written horribly. There were a lot of ingredients that were substitutes but did not state that in the recipe, so I ended up buying way too many herbs and cheese. There were also kitchen gadgets you needed that were not stated, so I spent 30 minutes just trying to make egg whites peak by hand. Again this was a Masterchef
The Josh book review definitely was covering more than one recipe, talking about multiple weight conversion errors in other recipes as well. Which, yeah, that matters a lot in a book meant for people just wanting to make different foods and stretch their legs in the kitchen that aren’t chefs that already know the ratios and steps. If they knew those things already they wouldn’t need the book.
Soups lack texture and excitement? Well, *someone's* been making soups wrong.
definitely.
That comment alone means I won't buy that book.
nah, I don't like it either
@@jasonv.5938ikr, anyone who hate soups just haven’t ate/cook a delicious one lmao
Soups are one of my favourite thing to cook, so true. Nothing beats a good soup when ur feeling down or sick. And I love that you can easily prepare many portions
i'm not a fan of giving 5* reviews for even the ones that clearly didn't deserve it like weissman's book. I for one would very much be annoyed if like that one reviewer said i had to troubleshoot recipes
That second person’s review just sounds like somebody who doesn’t like California was looking for a reason to be pissy about it.😂😂😂
Which is funny, because the whatever whatever nutritionialist? sure sounds like one of those made up job titles used in California by people who have no actual qualifications.
Definite facebook boomer vibes.
Dunno about California, but I do know that if I was served that dish I would assume I had offended them in some way, make my excuses and leave.
Ruining fried rice with fake aioli and fake salami is an insult to Asia, Italy, and Spain.
@@ultrademigod you went deep over rice and mayo 🤣🤣🤣 you might need a vacation lol.
@@Tavieme Mayo😳
Please do another one of these! I loved watching you cook the recipes
Will do!
So first Claire and I thought HOW DARE THEY and then they came for MAANGCHI. Is nothing sacred?
Its pretty obvious that the review ignored the timing and probably baked it in like 2 hrs
They either didn't foĺlow instructions or they just hate the food becouse it's Korean food
Ngl with Claire's I made the cornbread as directed and it was bland af
I dont know why everybody loves Claire so much. Her time at bon Appetit she was such a toxic coworker. I guess maybe if she is just in her own kitchen now by herself its better?
@@TotalTimoTime Aw man, she was mean? I am so sad to hear that.
You can't use a scale to measure mL. The "mistakes" in the conversions are probably because the conversions to metric were made by the proofreader, Bianca Bosman, who is based in the Neatherlands, where 1 cup is 250 mL, and those conversions to metric are intended for readers in countries where ingredients are sold in metric packages. So a carton of cream would be a multiple of a metric cup, and not of an American one. That's not a mistake, but it should be (and maybe is) explained in the Texture Over Taste book.
I use my scale to measure ml 🤷 it has a gr and ml setting. Obviously the ml isn't super accurate, but it works fine when I don't want to get out my measuring cup
@@lilacfunk Milk and water (for example) have different density, so 200ml of milk will not weigh the same as 200ml of water. So if you want to be very exact, it's not possible to use a scale to measure ML
@@lilacfunk scales by definition measure weight, not volume. Not every liquid has the same density, therefore a scale that claims to measure mL is lying to you.
@@kimtimmermans873 This is specially important on fats like cream, butter and oil. Canola and butter are 50 grams lighter per liter than water. This could potentially ruin recipes that need precision.
why should that be explained? i never seen a recipie explain how big a american stick of butter is and I can´t even buy sticks in my country. it´s 250g, 500 g or 1000g. thats it
For the Joshua Weissman measurement conversion error, it is obviously written in internationally standard measurements not USA standard measurements. The measurements are correct.
To add to this. When Australian and Canadian cookbooks use cups, teaspoons, and tablespoons, they standardize on 250 mL for a cup, 15 mL for a tablespoon, and 5 mL for a teaspoon.
As a European I appreciate the conversion from imperial into metric measurements. But it could easily be rounded to reasonable measurements. Normally metric recipes don’t have 473 ml or 16 gr. 😅 They should have rounded the measurements to make it more realistic.
That is extremely doubtful given that he's an American chef. There's also just no way he was actually advocating for his primary audience to use 1.06 packages of heavy cream.
I also feel like she was just way too kind there in general. Not having sugar in your dessert recipe is not a minor error, and this is the second time he's put out an extremely poorly edited cookbook.
To me, it seems they intentionally rounded the measurements. Outside the US, you get 500 and 200ml packets of heavy cream, not 473 (2 US cups). The recipe says it's 2 cups or 500 ml, so I think it advocates for 1 package of cream, but that is slightly different depending on where you buy it. Of course, this could change the texture a little, but for me personally, not enough to matter. I would use 2 US cups in the US and elswhere 500ml anyway, no matter how they convert it because I won't waste that little of a product
As an American home cook of middling skills I've actually found recipes with weights far superior to the cup method. A scale and a bowl is all you need. You don't have to be constantly leveling out a bunch of various sized cups. that's a pain. It's also way more accurate for baking recipes.
Honeysuckle: "ergh, I have this urge to stir this"
Me: "mix mix mix!"
😄🫶🏼
That 100% would have been mixed in my kitchen
I mean, to be fair, it said there was no need. It didn't say NOT to. lol
I think that Josh could really do better. Wish you would give not only 5 stars - that would be so helpful. He doesn’t deserve neither 1 or 5, 3 or 4 is more like that.
She's a CZcamsr and they very rarely give low scores or criticisms towards other CZcamsrs especially if in the same genre - Cooking. The video is just for clicks as I knew from the start she wouldn't criticise the big players or people she knows within the community so not to upset their fragile fans
@@Mark-nh2hs yeeeeeah....😅 This video was randomly recommended for me. So I came in wondering if she'd give super honest reviews and she did exactly what I expected. Unfortunate but understandable.
@@Mark-nh2hs It's pretty obvious when she measured ml of cream using a scale and somehow got pretty good results despite the video showing otherwise.
@@Mark-nh2hs its because she challenged herself to give it a 5 star if it was unfit for a 1 star. even if the cookbook probably deserved a 2, its gonna get a 5 because basic math. 1
@@jessicalin831 What's the point of "challenging" yourself to ignore obvious shortcomings? The whole point of stars in reviews is to rate it on a scale. 5 stars implies that you have zero issues with the recipe. Intentionally ignoring an issue and still giving a 5 star review isn't a challenge, it's a fake review.
I have most of these cookbooks. Joshua’s first book is better than his second but he’s a very technical chef to the point of nonsense so you have to kinda already know what you are doing. The odds I ever make anything from Molly’s book are low but I liked reading it and I like the vibe. Claire and I have very different ideas on the target textures of things so I have learned to really read the descriptions. Her pie crust is fantastic if you want what she wants- big and flaky. If you want thin and delicate this ain’t it. I have both of Maangchi’s books and korean in laws. This is very home cooked Korean food. If you want Korean restaurant in America food you aren’t going to get it because that isn’t what most Korean food tastes like. I don’t have Nicks cookbook. If you want a ridiculously great book get Carla’s That Sounds So Good.
Texture over taste is fundamentally backwards. Eat a good tasting meal and then get a back massage if you want to 'feel good.'
@@toolbaggers josh focuses a lot on textures in his videos because he feels that texture isnt as focused on in enhancing the eating experience as much as flavour is. Naturally he's not going to neglect flavour
if I know cooking so well I don´t need to get info when to put something in something I make 1 time a year then I don´t need his cookbook becouse I allready know what to do
Yes! I totally agree that I often do not have the same tastes when it comes to textures as Claire, it's actually amazing how much texture variation you can get in baking and how much people's tastes vary in that regard.
YES to carlas book, the flatbread mushroom thing goes crazy but i really need to try do more from that book. also claires pie crust is unbeatable, so straightforward and simple.
If you're looking for another Korean youtuber (with a cookbook), the channel Aron and Clair is amazing!!!!!!
I loved this fun idea of a video you should do this again!!!!
Thanks!! Their recipes are great!!!
Don't worry 'about it!
They are cute, funny, and down to earth. Their instructions are super easy to follow.
I feel like Claire's book is the kind where you CAN NOT shortcut a recipe. Cooking tends to give you a bit of leeway to add your own innovations, baking *does not* If you do not complete every step how it's written you will not get a good product when you're baking.
The old adage that cooking is an art and baking is a science is absolutely true. In most cooking an experienced cook can operate off feels but baking is essentially a series of very specific chemical reactions that require precision inputs to achieve properly and a small change can throw the whole system off.
I get irrationally angry when people throw books away. Donate them to the library or give them to friends/family/coworkers. Why would you throw a book away?? That's insane to me.
While I agree with you, sometimes a book has nowhere else to go. Our library doesn't accept donations and our thrift store has begun being much pickier about which books they accept. Friends and family and colleagues don't always want a certain book. There's only so many attempts you can make to try and clear out your belongings.
@@bubblegumplastic Maybe online used book stores?
Especially cookbooks! Pretty much all of my cookbooks are from charity shops
Actually most libraries don't take any books because they have way.too.many.books. Yes, throwing away things is wasteful and should be avoided but so many people have literally hundreds of old books that they have no use for. Unless it's childrens books or classics it's really difficult to sell/donate/gift them to somebody. I think the best way to reduce old books is to buy second hand yourself or read e-books. Sadly old books aren't that valuable unless they are really special.
@@nanamille8676depends on the books. If they are recent maybe the library might and if it's a rare book too.
My favorite part about Claire Saffitz's Dessert Person is that there's often a whole CZcams video to go along with the recipe. I've been making her chocolate chip cookie recipe for years (with minimal adjustments) and have literally had family fight over the last one
Do yours turn out like flat little crepes like in the video here?
@@nancyneyedly4587 No, they have a darker crisp ring around the outside but the center is thicker and chewy. The biggest difference between Claire's video recipe and I guess the one from her book is that the butter/sugar doesn't end up liquid; rather than mixing hot brown butter and a solid stick, you brown all of the butter and whisk it in a second bowl filled with ice.
@@MrKonnect Sounds yummy!🍪
How do you 5 star a dessert recipe that leaves out the sugar?
that's what i thought too! anything else was fair but forgetting ingredients is a totally deserved 1 review. Like i always trust the process on most cookbooks. I wouldn't even notice something was wrong until I had backed the whole thing.
I think she just didn't want to bring hate to herself. Hard to be honest when you have fans on the comments that will eat you alive if you hate their favorite chef. I like him too but i'll for sure not buy his book now, i'll stick with the videos.
@@denissecam1075
If I understood it correctly, the sugar wasn't missing, it was in the ingredient list, but they forgot to add the step where the sugar was added.
I'm thinking she's following that one trend on you have to leave a five star review no matter what ala Ryan Trahan
@@fredriktomte80 exactly. which is my issue. cuz how would i know where to add the "400 of sugar" if there is no step? i'll take it out of oven and be like "so what i was supposed to do with this much sugar?
She said “as a ‘certified functional nutrition counselor’ why would you make pepperoni fried rice anyway”
I said “subscribe” 😂😂😂
New here as well!!
I feel like a certified nutritional counselor should know how to use free apps to find the nutritional facts of a recipe.
What the hell does that even mean though? Is he nutritionist? Is he some kind of quack? I am dying to know
@@witchypoo7353a nutritionist is not the same as a dietician. Dieticians have to study at accredited universities for a period of 4 years to get their degree. Nutritionists claim to know as much as dieticians or know more than them but it's basically a con. Some nutritionists take a short course online and are perhaps misguided by that online "school", but a lot of so called nutritionists are grifters.
@@witchypoo7353 i thnk it means they went to a semester seminar about nutrition in college and then dropped out to be a nutrition counselor. basically what they do is plan your meal and then refer you to an actual dietition/nutritionist for professional advice. its the equivalent of andrew tate making his hustler's college. absolute scam/waste of money.
The way you enunciate everything is oddly calming
Thank you!! 😊
Great video--watched it front to back! Thanks for doing the subtitles when you were reading off the recipes as well, it really helps me understand as I read along. I've really been enjoying your food tour videos too, I guess I really enjoy watching you rate and appreciate other peoples' food just as much as I enjoy watching you make your own recipes!
the only reason i clicked on this video was to see why was maangchi being shown in the thumbnail of 1 star recipe!! 🙄😳
Me too
Me tooo😂
Omg same!!😂
Same lmao
I loved this vid! With regards to nutrition facts, I never look at those. As someone who actually tracks all my food, I would rather just calculate based on the ingredients I'm actually using. Macros can vary so much from brand to brand, and if you're someone who cares about nutrition, you can look at something like pepperoni fried rice and know if that's something that fits into your plan or not, and you can make substitutions on your own to get to where you need to be. I really wish this country did a better job of educating people on basic nutrition.
The conversions aren't precise because they're calibrated to container sizes. We can buy 2 cups in the US. In metric countries 0.5L would be a reasonable size. Nobody's going to sell a 473mL container anywhere that doesn't use imperial units.
I know you like to do other stuff, but I really love you in the kitchen! I guess I’m resistant to change but I’m trying! Really enjoyed this!
Thank you!! So you don’t like the vlogs or food tours? But this was good?
@@honeysuckleI enjoy it all but I really gravitate to your cooking content. You’re the one who taught me how to make French macarons AGES ago! 💜
He skipped instructions about sugar and gets 5 stars? Wtf
I stopped watching at the second recipe... anyone can tell, even without tasting, that it's far from being a 5-star recipe. And adding two cloves of garlic to vinegar doesn't get you aïoli. So you get two very mediocre recipes for the price of one.
As for your enthusiasm for these mediocre and uninspired dishes, it certainly doesn't encourage me to be more curious about your opinions or your culinary skills.
What is a certified health nutrition counsellor? 😂 sounds made up
Lollll like a certified nutritionist??
@@honeysuckle yeah definitely feels like there’s a reason they couldn’t just say that 😂 and “counsellor” isn’t a protected word for a profession
Actually, it does exist depending on what state you live in. I know of someone with that title, and they are board certified, undergraduate and post graduate degree, and completed an internship. They're certified to create meal plans for people. Lol not to be confused with just a nutritionist who may not be board certified.
Probably a Redditor, if you have to say “as a blah blah blah or someone who…” I automatically discredit what ever they are saying.
@@lelandgaunt9985bro hates informational context
When I saw Maangchi in the list I lost hope for humanity for a second until you brought it back. Super entertaining video and from my own experience I have followed recipes that have not worked but trying them the second time turned out delicious so it really depends on specific factors, skills, timing etc.
2:03 You made a critical mistake there, when saying "For the home chefs." You should rightly have said "For the US home chefs it would have been easier." For the rest of the world, your crazy cup system is a menace! Seeing that a large part of the youtube audience is probably NOT from the US, it makes perfect sense to have measurements in logical metric.
Most restaurants in America up the salt and sugar to satisfy American pallettes. Maangchis cookbook is likley more authentic to a
Korean pallette and may seem "bland" to some.
That was such a fun video concept! I hope you will do more like this in the future if you can. I love that you are a good cook and you know your way around the kitchen, but you can approach a recipe de way someone who's inexperience would and see if you can make sense of it. Thanks for testing these cookbooks for us! :D I'm glad they were all up to your standard. Also, I am really not a sweet tooth, so knowing that Joshua Weissman's crème brûlée is plenty sweet with just the sugar on top makes me want to try it even more.
I love that you did this. It's such a great way to support your community and offer a fair and honest perspective,
Great concept! ❤❤I’m so happy to hear about my favorite Korean CZcamsr Maangchi, I love her book.
Loved this video!!! I'm a big fan of your cookbook as well and I look forward to your next!
ml is a measurement of volume not weight, the weighing scale only works when measuring water. 🤔 I'm confused.
I had to scroll too far to see this comment. First thing came to mind when watching. I dare say they are close, but this method is only accurate with water.
Great video and super educational. Taking the adage of “Don’t judge a book by its cover” and kicking it up a notch. And that BLT looked divine 🤤
So true... The BLT was amazing!! The crispy chicken skin added so much flavor.
"im gonna trust the process' then the literally next sentence' I'm gonna throw it all in' I subbed just for that tbh
Fab idea for a series! I'm glad you are bold in trying new ways to keep your channel active and relevant!
It’s a new era!! 🎆
Your review of the chocolate chip cookies was way too generous. I've made chocolate chip cookies multiple times, thicker ones, and I usually don't eat them five minutes after I've baked them, most of the time I eat them hours later or the next day, and they're not nearly as chewy as they were right after baking them, I bet just a couple of hours later those thin cookies were all crisp and no chew.
I love that you made this video. I hope it reboots some of their sales, and yours as well. Bravo for your optimism and willingness to try these recipes. I'm really excited to try the cookie recipe. Thanks!!
Awesome video,… super fun and funny! All the recipes looked amazing ❤❤
All of your cooking and your cooking shows has been inspiring to me and I’m very grateful to you .
Weak sauce. The title of this video should be “Let me give 5 star reviews to my friends.”
also loved this! you should continue this series, everything looks sooo good 😋
this is the first time i’ve seen one of ur long-form videos! i loved it. ur positivity is infectious. I love ur short-form stuff too, but damn! so much effort in this video and so well thought out. five stars! ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
If the shipping costs to New Zealand wasn't expensive I would definitely buy Maangchi book, love love love her ❤❤❤
Have you visited her websight? She has all her recipes there along with her CZcams videos.
Is there no ebook? You could print that😊
@@Heartabolical555 there is a Kindle addition on Amazon. Sadly its more than the hardback at the moment.
15:10 Yeah those cookies are flat af. I'm not a good enough baker to tell you what went wrong....but those are flatter than a runny pancake.
Once when I made them I over worked the dough causing it to warm and rise in the bowl instead of the oven....maybe that's what happened here. ie it rose (chemically reacted) before they were cooked in the oven
Cookies can vary wildly depending upon the ingredients and/or mixing steps. Not all cookies will be fluffy mini cakes. Thin and crispy IS NOT a "mistake". This is exactly how the recipe should turn out. Now granted, there is much more science in baking than cooking and "just winging it" can be disastrous in baking. I have an engineering mindset and do enjoy the building process of following a recipe, but not everyone has the same approach. But even then I have had my share of bad results (mostly my own fault).
I’ve made the recipe multiple times and it has turned out exactly how hers look every time.
This is my go-to chocolate chip recipe and I never had a flat cookie, but I do some things differently than in the book. I chill the dough overnight covered in the bowl after mixing. The next day I let it sit at room temp for 15 minutes to let it soften enough to handle but not too soft to be sticky, and then scoop up 2 tbs balls (half of what the recipe says). Then I freeze the balls to have freshly baked chocolate chip cookies anytime. I bake them straight from the freezer. Seems like the combo of letting it chill in the fridge to set the dough and then freeze in individual balls helps the cookies to not spread. They are chewy on the inside and crispy on the outside. The brand of flour also can affect the cookie spread. I had cookies flatter than crepes from these celebrity CZcams recipes until I switched to King Arthur AP flour.
She used melted butter in the recipe, and that is what makes it flatten out like that. It's intentional.
I'm a pastry chef. Please, do NOT temper your yolks like that. Ever! It's just ridiculous to do it like that. I'll keep this short as I can, but here is a quick rundown on prepping brulee and when to add the sugar. First, heat the cream, not quite to a boil. Next, stir the yolks until smooth. Then, stir in sugar to the yolks and mix until smooth. While stirring the yolk mixture, slowly pour in the cream. Mix until combined. Done. At work, I'll pass the mix through a fine mesh strainer. IMO that's optional at home.
With all that said, I really did enjoy the video. I'd also be interested in seeing what your go-to cookbooks are. ✌🏿
Care to share why it's ridiculous?
I think it's more for the home cook so they won't scramble the eggs. It's better to be safe than sorry.
@@PullthaleverKronk I said that because dropping in a spoonful at a time will take way longer than necessary. The process I described is the safe way they teach you in culinary school. Are they both ways safe? Yes. If you're driving, only going 10mph is safe. Going 45mph is also safe, and it gets you to your destination a hell of a lot quicker.
@@krdiaz8026 I understand the view on being safe. No one wants scrambled egg Brulee. The way I described to do it is what you learn in school. It's a fundamental technique used across many recipes. And when I say fundamental, I mean as a baking procedure, not a tool for a pro cooks. And, lastly, I try not to look it as teaching a home cook vs. pro cook. It's all cooking and baking. Solid technique works in any kitchen. Take care ✌🏿
@@KingBeef726 what's next, a prep cook saying they were taught THE way to dice onion in CULINARY SCHOOL, and dicing them thinly like Marco Pierre White to melt into sauces is RIDICULOUS and a waste of time?
Joshua showed a michelin-technique for michelin creme brulee, you were taught a faster technique which is more relevant for normal restaurant/bakery-level brulee. They're both valid, there's more to cooking than what you were taught in culinary school
newly subscribed!! Your reviews were extremely fair, I love how you tested recipes that people had complications with. Your cookware is beautiful and fun to look at, and I get great vibes from your tone. :)
I think I've watched every single one of your shorts. I never knew you had long form content. That was such a great video! Thank you😻 Does your book ship to South Africa?❤🤓🥘📖
Just popping in to say I’ve been following you for years and absolutely love all the different/creative videos you’ve been doing lately
Thank you!! Which one have you enjoyed most?
@@honeysuckle I really enjoyed the one with Beyoncé’s new album as the theme. Great editing and the food looked bomb
⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️! Entertaining, informative, and love the not so subtle “clap backs”to the reviews!
Thank you for this awesome episode. As I have some of these cookbooks, I appreciate what you've done.
Love seeing you back in my CZcams lineup! I also love this 1 ⭐️ recipe topic. Please make more! I really enjoy your positivity and uplifting reviews as well. Mix mix mix!
Yay!!! So happy to be showing up again too! Thanks for watching 💗
I like this concept of testing recipes. Great video! 😊
Hey comment section, here is your daily dose of influencer industry education.This sort of video is know as "collaborative cross-promotion". Here Honeysuckle is using "narrative crafting" to promote the works of other influencers. Sometimes this is done with informal or even formal agreements outlining reciprocity or some other value exchange. While her reviews may not be dishonest, the goal of the video is very clearly to positively promote these other influencers. This is seen by not just her treatment of the influencers and their recipes, but in the brand alignment between herself and the authors of the cookbooks she reviewed. W
e can also see this when she promotes all the care that goes into creating these books, but that is just not entirely true. Industry insiders have repeatedly talked about how celebrity and personality based cook books typically use writers, chefs specializing in cook book recipe creation, and other personnel. This means highly varying degrees of participation from the named authors.
We all just watched a 24 minute advertisement for a few cookbooks.
This is my first time seeing a video from you and it was adorable! I love your personality and you were very kind in your reviews. These recipes all look yummy!
That was so interesting to watch, please make this a series!
This confirms my anti-Weissman bias.
how?
what's the point of making this video if all the reviews are positive.
This is a video trend where the youtuber checks out a 1-rated thing and have to find something positive to say and leave 5 stars anyway
Something not enough people understand is that you do not have to follow cook book recipes exactly. For the pepperoni rice, your pepperoni may have more fats than average. It's up to the cook to identify this and adjust their own cooking accordingly.
Spoiler, most of these cooks do not use measurements when cooking. Baking yes, but cooking is 90% by feel.
13:57 - Yes exactly like that. Use your instincts and experience!!!
I usually follow it the first time I make it, and then the rest of the time I make adjustments.
Clearly forgotten the sugar
Her:⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ it's a feature not a bug
Book clearly with horrible font and random pics
Her: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Bs i call this video
Great video you deserve way more views, I love this series but I feel some of your 5 star reviews were way too nice haha
I love maangchi bulgogi. It's my go to quick and easy meal if I'm pressed for time. I've been cooking her recipes for many years.
I’m so happy I watched the whole thing. Positivity is awesome 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I just found you. I don't know if this is a series but if its not it should be! So good
I loved this video! You’re so fun to watch. I baked Claire’s choc chip cookies and they are not my favorite. They’re not crisp enough for a crisp cookie. The vanilla extract comes through a bit much for me. I like to set the cookies in the oven and forget about them for the baking time instead of turning them and all that
What are you doing. Milileter measures volume, not weight. Water is 1 ml for 1 g, but not everything is.
I’m truly enjoying all these new videos about different recipes. so nice to get a real cook to test them and tells us the true. So many bad recipes out there. This is awesome!!! ❤
Are you aware that that scale cannot tell volume, but only weight? so when it says ml it takes into consideration water density to determine that 1ml = 1gram.
1ml of heavy cream weighs more than 1ml of milk.
If you want to accurately measure volume, you will need containers that stipulate mls and fill them to the amount required.
so the sugar in the ingredients list for the lavender creme brulee seems to have ended up ontop of the cremebrulee.. so you did need sugar.. or am I misunderstanding something
Yes you are misunderstanding. In the ingredients it says 100 g of sugar, PLUS some for topping. That means you’re supposed to put sugar in the creme part and also as a topping. And the recipe instructions forgot to mention when you were supposed to add the sugar to the creme.
A glug of olive oil isn"t an amount so that's why. She probably put more and because you read the review you were more conservative.
& some pepperoni is more greasy than others when cooked. & she was using a nonstick pan to fry the rice & wasnt using as much oil as a result. Which is why I know her texture on the rice was off because you have to cook it longer when you’re using less oil, making it more chewy than crisp.
So I appreciate the no nutritional information as someone healing from eating disorders it makes cooking fantastic and fun again and help to eat everything and after realize I never would’ve let myself have that in a past life. So thank you!
Recipe reviews are one of the most consistent places where I find my faith in humanity goes to die.
I for one appreciates that Josh goes to the effort of including the amounts in metric. The world is bigger than America after all. Pretty sure he doesn’t weigh millilitres either 🙄
I'm a scientist, I can't stand it when recipes use "measurements" like "glugs" 😅
I loved the video, the recipes looked really great and your 5-star reviews were super cute!🥰 Also, I've been a fan for some years and I love all the content you've been posting recently, a bit different and fun! Greetings from Spain!!😊😊
Thank you so much!! It’s been fun giving it a more entertaining spin. So happy you’re enjoying it!!! 🥰
To me your my # 1 favorite food CZcamsr! 100% ! That’s no LIE!!
you're the best!! thank you!! xo
@@honeysuckle, Your welcome! I hope you and your family have a good week! ❤️
I think grams and ml are way more universal and just easy in general. Also you clean way less things
You've earned yourself a subscriber. You did such an amazing job fairly reviewing these content creators books/recipes and gave your own opinions with respect to those content creators. I must apologise that when I first started watching the video I thought "oh here we go, she's going to be brutal as hell" and I was so totally wrong.
hearing your kind and clapback-y reviews after the 1-star ones were so lovely hahaha❤
Ah, you started with the worst cook on youtube. It's absolutely painful to watch this creme brulee recipe. The vanilla bean and lavender aren't given enough time to steep properly, and how do you leave out an ingredient? You can't blame the proof readers or the recipe testers... that's entirely on the guy on the book.
I had no idea Molly Baz was still cooking on the youtube... gonna have to check out her channel. I can see where the person complaining about the aesthetic of the book is coming from. Based on the pages shown it looks like she was going for a vintage 1970s aesthetic with a modern twist... and it's just not visually appealing.
I have to agree. That 70's vibe isn't easy to read and it's too chaotic. Sometimes simpler is better.
I loved this video. I never ever look at one star reviews (unless it’s shoved in my face), if anything I search out the 2/3 star ones which usually have sincere criticisms vs mean spirited ones. I feel like people who leave one star reviews are usually doing so in bad faith and have some sort of weird vendetta against the person/thing.
Quick question, the baking dish you used to put the ramekins in, where did you get it? It’s so cute!
This video being recommended is my first time experiencing your content and I very much enjoyed myself 😊 Instant subscribe.