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Komentáře • 244

  • @painfullyhere
    @painfullyhere Před měsícem +267

    god i remember taz meal prepping in the night, compared to the latest cooking videos there is so much progress!! i'm proud of you taz

    • @JessEllinVlogs
      @JessEllinVlogs Před měsícem +8

      she's grown so much! from hardly being able to do beans on toast, and now literally doing protein!

  • @rmb206
    @rmb206 Před měsícem +78

    Ive been watching for years and finally got the chance to come to england this year for study abroad. My first Tesco trip, all I could think of was Taz

    • @TheJosephKnight
      @TheJosephKnight Před měsícem +2

      Time for a Lidl trip next

    • @myra0224
      @myra0224 Před měsícem +3

      ​@@TheJosephKnight Nah, Aldi all the way XD

    • @mulberrydrive
      @mulberrydrive Před měsícem +2

      Have fun in England! and good luck

  • @legslarrysmith_
    @legslarrysmith_ Před měsícem +34

    You've definitely gotten more confident with cooking and you clearly know a lot more and most noticeably trying out new things such as different meals and unfamiliar ingredients. This without a doubt shows that you are having fun learning, cooking and eating in the kitchen.
    I imagine the way you learn might be through cook books and passed on recipes, but I think you are learning mostly by simply playing around with ingredients and enjoying your time in the kitchen.
    Back when I was younger, I used to have a huge passion for digital art and design. Starting with Paint Shop Pro, moving onto Adobe Photoshop and even getting comfortable with Adobe Illustrator and all this was a hobby for me. I remember that there was a Photoshop video tutorial series that was basically intertwinded with comedic parts and a little storyline that progressed over the series.
    His mantra was always "The best way to learn is to play". He was so right, because by playing around doing it as a hobby, when it came to college to get a degree for it because I was by that point already pretty good I breezed through the corse with time to continue doing artwork pieces on the side which amazed all of my classmates. I would help them out with anything they may be struggling with attemping a different approach than what the teacher had taught and I even showed my teachers things they didn't know.
    Went off on a bit of a tangent there but I just wanted to drill into your head that the best way to learn is to play. Don't take it too serious, enjoy yourself and try learning new things you've never done before.
    Much love Taz :)
    EDIT: The series I mentioned was "You Suck At Photoshop". Seriously worth a watch if you are into Photoshop but even if you're not, it's a great laugh!

  • @mielbq
    @mielbq Před měsícem +63

    I used to repeatedly watch your videos during my uni years so watching your videos now feels so comforting 🥹 thanks for having the time to make videos for us taz!

  • @spammi4179
    @spammi4179 Před měsícem +107

    Dumpling wrappers are normally in the freezer, they’ll look like little pastry disks 😀

    • @yazbee8736
      @yazbee8736 Před měsícem +10

      i must have said, 'IN the FREEZER?!' like three times while watching lol

  • @tiagol-t951
    @tiagol-t951 Před měsícem +12

    PRO TIP: Since those beans are cooked with veggies and spices, they're perfect for heating up with the juices in the can instead of straining them. They reduce down and get so tasty.

  • @daphnetilling6034
    @daphnetilling6034 Před měsícem +35

    Hey Taz, a couple of suggestions, put a damp towel, cloth or paper towel under your chopping board to stop it from moving, get a pull through knife sharpener (those knives wont hold an edge for long but a pull through sharpener will at least keep them sharp enough to use) and check up hwo to wrap a buritto using a couple of wraps. Wraps in this country suck compared to the US because there are ver few decent sized ones for buritto's :)

  • @kyyte
    @kyyte Před měsícem +11

    Feel better soon, Taz. It's awful having a summer cold.
    In Canada and the States, you'll find dumpling wrappers (sometimes also called dumpling skins) in the fridge near the tofu area.
    Tuna Mayo - salt really helps enhance the flavour. I would also recommend fresh cracked black pepper. I sometimes like adding in scallions/green onions and/or corn. Add the amount of mayo you feel is right. There's no right or wrong.
    Spring roll wrappers - Vietnamese restaurants typically give you hot (not boiling) water to soak the wrappers, it helps soften it faster. A super easy meal would be spring rolls (as other viewers have already recommended).
    The chef's knife - yes, it can get through root vegetables, but a knife like a santoku can probably help you out. There are other sorts of knifes like nakiri or Chinese style cleavers, but the santoku should have you sorted.

  • @mollysoper3964
    @mollysoper3964 Před měsícem +12

    Slice the beef as thinly as possible against the grain (I reccomend buying a steak and slicing it yourself) and add a tsp of baking soda to your marinade - it works a treat for super tender beef x

  • @anastasiiaefimenko9399
    @anastasiiaefimenko9399 Před měsícem +9

    I recommend to use raw prawns for the dumplings or maybe to make just the summer rolls with cooked prawns🤗 just chop some veggies and some rice vermicelli, add some sauce (I love it with satay) and voila ✨

  • @cymbrinpenn9861
    @cymbrinpenn9861 Před 11 dny +1

    Taz looks sooooo happy and beautiful and cheerful..... Love to see her this way and I have never seen her like this before....

  • @taniadreams8530
    @taniadreams8530 Před měsícem +9

    taz you've come so far and i'm so proud of youuu♡ i started watching your channel when i was 14 and now i'm nearly 18 and still get excited to see you've posted every single time:)♡

  • @elizabethrose7752
    @elizabethrose7752 Před měsícem +4

    Taz, you’re amazing…try putting that horchata mix into some milk/non-dairy milk of your choice. It’s not typically mixed into water!

  • @ishratjahanriya3208
    @ishratjahanriya3208 Před měsícem +6

    For rice papers, you could have first cut them in half and then soaked them in water. That would be much easier.

  • @XOXheartErin
    @XOXheartErin Před měsícem +7

    You should definitely try stuff in a slow cooker or just on a low temp in the oven. Your meats will be a lot more tender, and there's not a lot of prep to do, since you just put it all in a pot and leave it to cook for a few hours

  • @SumantSalphale
    @SumantSalphale Před měsícem +2

    pro chopping tip - put a wet paper towel below your cutting board to stop it from moving and also get a knife sharpener and a wooden cutting board.

  • @patrickwalt6903
    @patrickwalt6903 Před měsícem +3

    Taz back in the days you inspired me to mealprep literally. I discovered your channel and next thing you know I was mealprepping, partly because I liked the idea of setting the bar low lol. Now throughout the years I have meal prepped so many times and learned so many things about cooking to the extent that I ended up a cooking freak. Thank you!

  • @DinithiSenanayake
    @DinithiSenanayake Před 27 dny +1

    Taz, so many lovely comments for you today🎉🎉. Here’s mine.
    I came across your channel when i was searching for London videos before moving here 2 tear ago. Tour videos were interesting and gave me a true sense of life in London. So thank you ❤

  • @lilys.a.6506
    @lilys.a.6506 Před 18 dny +1

    I just have to say, it's been such a joy to watch you grow and evolve in your cooking journey. Every time I tune in, I find a sense of comfort and warmth in your videos, it's like catching up with a friend. 😊 It would be amazing if you could explore the flavors of Myanmar cuisine someday! I know you’d bring your unique touch to it, and I’d be so excited to see your reaction. 💌

  • @LiamODonovan-l6e
    @LiamODonovan-l6e Před měsícem +6

    Hope you feel better soon, Taz. You are beautiful inside and out. You are someone I always look up too. Always excited to watch your new videos. You always make me feel better.

  • @stephensonnunu
    @stephensonnunu Před měsícem +5

    Hey just a suggestion, put a cloth under your chopping board to avoid it from spinning/running 😅

  • @amnanadeem3630
    @amnanadeem3630 Před měsícem +3

    Hi taz i love you videos so much i brought your book and its helped me so much i suffer with anxiety and depression and your book has helped me with it you are so amazing hope you feel better soon💗💗💗

  • @kropka8259
    @kropka8259 Před měsícem +2

    My fav tuna rice salad:
    rice
    mayo
    tuna
    canned sweetcorn
    canned peas
    gherkins
    boiled egg
    salt and pepper
    cut the egg and gherking in small cubes, similar size to corn pieces.
    Best thing about it is the long shelf life of the ingredients, something you can easily stock up and whip out whenever you feel like it. Taste is amazing too, trust :)

  • @andrea.andrea
    @andrea.andrea Před měsícem +2

    pro tip - best way to eat more veg: stir fry or salad kits, just put in the microwave for 2-3 min and once heated up, add dressing. Also Vietnamese summer rolls are also such a great way to eat more veg yet so tasty!

  • @luckyrobinshomestead
    @luckyrobinshomestead Před měsícem +4

    The burrito probably didn't taste right because you didn't make Mexican rice, which makes a big difference in flavor and you didn't cover it in burrito sauce on the outside. Burritos generally have larger tortillas so you can wrap the filling properly. And you can always freeze extra tortillas. Just wrap them in plastic wrap in the amounts you will use at one time and then put them all into a freezer baggy, then you can take out what you need to defrost the night before.
    Dumpling wrappers are simple to make from scratch, especially if you are making a small batch only. Basically like making a small batch of tortillas or a small batch of naan bread. All of which taste so much better than anything you can buy. As long as you have a rolling pin, you are good to go.

  • @sunnygirl5467
    @sunnygirl5467 Před měsícem +3

    Just a tip, if you want to store the rest of a dish, for example your tuna salad, it's better not to eat out of the big bowl itself, since the enzymes from your saliva make the food go bad quicker in the fridge😊*and you can actually freeze leftover tortillas if you put parchment paper between them and warm them up in the microwave🙂‍↕️

  • @mollysoper3964
    @mollysoper3964 Před měsícem +3

    Also, the beans were preseasoned, so you deffinately shouldn't have drained them (it would be like buying baked beans and draining them of all their sauce) that was probably what was missing from your burrito x

  • @ridhimajain8233
    @ridhimajain8233 Před měsícem +7

    Hi Taz ,Hope you see this , just wanted you to know that I have been watching you from quite a few years and your videos were always like a therapy to me ,keep making your chill , funky and slightly imperfect videos we love you soo much❤❤

  • @HollyGrace90
    @HollyGrace90 Před měsícem +7

    You can tenderise beef by rubbing about 1-2 tsp of bicarb over the meat 2 hours before you use it. Leave it in the fridge covered and then rinse before use. It's called velveting. Hope this helps and hope you feel better soon.

  • @MistressBoleyn
    @MistressBoleyn Před měsícem +2

    Dear Taz, please don’t use a used spoon in your food if you want to keep it for a couple of days. You’re smearing bacteria all over the food that is left in the bowl which could make it go bad 😅

  • @moo1753
    @moo1753 Před měsícem +1

    btw the dumpling wraps are usually in the freezer section, and you can actually get them from asda and most grocery shops! it depends which ones though..

  • @hajarzarrouq3289
    @hajarzarrouq3289 Před měsícem +2

    I went to the Mestizo restaurant a few years ago, I didn't know they had a shop too! btw the food at the restaurant was greaaat 100/10

  • @kornigiri
    @kornigiri Před 21 dnem +1

    as a mexican i absolutely hate that specific salsa lmfao but im glad its something that you love of our culture and getting you to try more of our food!! you should try making mexican rice one day!!

  • @selenophile_36_
    @selenophile_36_ Před měsícem +2

    Tazzzz!!! I needed you to fix my tension tht i hv right now...💯🥺

  • @damiankorczak9263
    @damiankorczak9263 Před měsícem +3

    My picks to tenderize meat are honey but it must be real real honey best bought straight from beekeepers which might not be option for everyone (+ it does make your meat sweeter) but my friends told me pineapple juice or minced pineapple also helps and flavours meat really nice too!

    • @tamarapetersen3779
      @tamarapetersen3779 Před měsícem +3

      Pineapple has an enzyme that essentially breaks down protein. That's why when you eat pineapple you get the fuzzy feeling in your mouth, because the pineapple is basically eating you back.

  • @jagdeepbirk8177
    @jagdeepbirk8177 Před měsícem +2

    Always salt your salad, it makes such a difference.

  • @PinkRose0910
    @PinkRose0910 Před měsícem +1

    Usually lettuce is not used in a pasta salad. Otherwise looks good 👍 I hope you are feeling better. Iceberg lettuce gets soggy easily and doesn’t hold up well in the fridge if it’s be covered in any type of sauce. Usually in pasta salads the pasta replaces the lettuce. You use other vegetables that hold up well and are more sturdy.

    • @holly_may_x
      @holly_may_x Před měsícem

      Every pasta salad I have bought from a supermarket pre made. From somewhere to eat etc had iceberg lettuce. I put my lettuce in the bowl first then layer with the different items and can mix them in the bowl

    • @breakfastattiffanys741
      @breakfastattiffanys741 Před měsícem

      I've seen lettuce in pasta salads a hundred times, I prefer it over raw cabbage to be honest.

  • @karaboraphahlelo1541
    @karaboraphahlelo1541 Před měsícem +3

    Hey Taz. I really enjoyed the video. Thank you 🌹

  • @psycobasschick
    @psycobasschick Před měsícem +2

    That is the same salsa I use to make my chicken enchilada casserole (I realize how white Midwest USA that sounds). It's the best

  • @danijelatežak
    @danijelatežak Před 18 dny

    Hey I noticed that the chopping board is sliding around a bit on the countertop. To make it more stable and safer, you could place a wet towel or damp cloth undrrneath it. It helps to keep it in place.

  • @Aprildiamonds123
    @Aprildiamonds123 Před měsícem +1

    Taz, they sell bigger tortillas meant for burritos! At least they do at the supermarkets near me :D
    Also, it's easier to fold them if you heat the tortilla up a little bit. You can do this in a pan (with no oil), or just microwave for a few secs!

  • @queenbeemo42
    @queenbeemo42 Před měsícem +1

    Spiraelli are my favorite.

  • @sherrynassif5883
    @sherrynassif5883 Před měsícem

    you're so real, super entertaining to watch Taz! Love you!

  • @artistlovepeace
    @artistlovepeace Před měsícem +1

    Taz, you gotta heat up that tortilla in the microwave for about twenty or more seconds... then it will be more pliable and taste better.

  • @blazeezero
    @blazeezero Před měsícem

    For making meat more tender, my tips are : not overcooking, use salt and mirin in your marinade, let marinate all day. The cooking method that makes the softest meat would be in the oven covered, but I've made very tender meat on the stove with the other tips. Chicken will always be more tender than beef and porc though. If you are making a pan dish, you can still cook the meat in the oven and then cut it into pieces and just add it in your pan.
    Hope this helps!

  • @Armaan_Genshin
    @Armaan_Genshin Před měsícem +1

    Love your videos Taz keep up the good work this made me think of Taz and moons cooking show ❤❤❤❤

  • @holly_may_x
    @holly_may_x Před měsícem

    When making pasta salads. I've always put in frozen peas/ sweetcorn a couple minutes before draining the water as they don't take long at all to cook. And it gives an extra texture and an extra veg especially if you're low on fresh vegetables! X

  • @nessbu87
    @nessbu87 Před měsícem +4

    I mix in anything I have at hand in my tuna. Mayo, Greek yoghurt, spring onion, herbs, salt, pepper, chili, pickles and pickle juice. Go wild with it

  • @Living_a_spoonie_life
    @Living_a_spoonie_life Před měsícem

    You would probably love the way I make tuna. Mayo, celery salt, garlic powder, curry powder, thyme, tarragon, onion powder, mustard, sweet relish, crushed chili, diced celery and sometimes I add chopped hardboiled eggs.

  • @daydreamingcase
    @daydreamingcase Před měsícem

    I'd love to see more of this stuff. I'd love to see more types of recipes e.g. travelling across the world from the kitchen or maybe from a type of cook book like the Mediterranean diet or an Anti inflammatory diet.

  • @Sophie-fu8rj
    @Sophie-fu8rj Před měsícem

    Hey. For the rice paper, once soaked, place on a lightly oiled surface so the paper doesn't stick. ❤

  • @mindysuarez1699
    @mindysuarez1699 Před měsícem

    The beef marinated in apple you should have went on and cood with the beef it's vitamins, fiber a flavor. I use a bit of baking soda to tenderize tougher cuts of beef

  • @gdolphy3681
    @gdolphy3681 Před měsícem +4

    "The Dumplings aren't Dumplinging"😆

  • @stephbradshaw3920
    @stephbradshaw3920 Před měsícem +2

    Yayyyyy Taz posted!!!!

  • @bleepblop361
    @bleepblop361 Před měsícem

    Hi taz, cool video! I think a cool recipe you could try is making rice paper with what you have left over. It’s quite straight forward and just involves you folding it like a burrito. There’s a couple ways you can make it but the way I tend to make it is with roast pork that I get from my local Asian restaurant and I usually use vermicelli noodles, lettuce, mint (this makes a hell of a difference!) and cucumber. For the sauce, you use Hoisin sauce (it’s pretty strong), peanut butter, add some water and some seasame oil. It tastes really good and it’s pretty easy to make so I definitely recommend! You can also add some chili’s to the sauce or the rice paper :))

  • @tamarapetersen3779
    @tamarapetersen3779 Před měsícem +1

    Cutting carrots is easier if you cut them into pieces about 3 or 4 cm long. Having a sharp knife is essential though. You can sharpen knives so maybe look into that, I can't personally as the sound the sharpening makes gives me anxiety.

  • @yazbee8736
    @yazbee8736 Před měsícem

    Taz, if you put a tea towel or even a few slices of kitchen roll, under the cutting board it wont slip, also you might need to sharpen that knife yourself (most come blunt strangely)

  • @zoehorst
    @zoehorst Před měsícem

    Saw a recipe on instagram for an easy (lunch) pesto salad! Just take a bowl some chickpeas, diced cucumber and tomatoes, mozzarella balls and pesto and you’re done. I tried it and I liked it very much, it’s just low effort and quick but nice.

  • @kennethyeung9407
    @kennethyeung9407 Před měsícem +1

    Taz please put a damp rag or paper towel under your cutting board
    With love from the US ❤

  • @dawngl
    @dawngl Před měsícem +1

    They say if you are craving something like a particular vegetable or fish, it's because that food contains a nutrient your body needs at that moment. Our bodies are very clever!

  • @abdrahimn
    @abdrahimn Před měsícem

    Taz, put a wet kitchen towel underneath your chopping board so it doesnt move about when youre chopping

  • @anwaralajmi295
    @anwaralajmi295 Před měsícem

    Hay Taz your videos bring me joy there are a lot of easy nutritious recipes that I’d like to share with you one of them brie sandwich recipe : Ciabatta bread or Sourdough , Pesto , Brie cheese slice it up, and drizzle the Olive oil over it ,slice Aubergine and Courgette and grill it , then drizzle Sweet&Chili sauce and Bon appétit. ) you can grill any veggies from your own preference and create new sandwich . ❤

  • @Violet-um9sw
    @Violet-um9sw Před měsícem

    For a more pasta tuna pasta salad take away the lettuce keep adding mayo to the mixture till it’s more of a saucy and add a touch of ketchup adds a nice tang ❤

  • @amandacarlssonn
    @amandacarlssonn Před měsícem +1

    Loved this video! I’ve been having a really hard time with food since being diagnosed with a gluten allergy 😢 I was really picky with food before and basically only ate toast and like plain pasta and now that I can’t eat my old comfort foods I’ve really been struggling. So definitely love videos like this to get some motivation!!

    • @hannahk1306
      @hannahk1306 Před měsícem

      It's more expensive, but you can get gluten free bread, pasta, etc in most supermarkets nowadays.
      If they're not available where you live, then you may be able to get some online.
      I hope that's helpful and good luck with discovering foods you can eat 🥰

    • @bearclaire
      @bearclaire Před měsícem

      You could try rice noodles to still have that kind of vibe, or gluten free pasta

    • @amandacarlssonn
      @amandacarlssonn Před měsícem

      @@hannahk1306 yeah that’s what i’ve been doing but gluten free pasta just does not taste the same 🥲🥲 Just have to make it work i guess 🙃

    • @amandacarlssonn
      @amandacarlssonn Před měsícem

      @@bearclaire it’s just not the same tho 🥲

    • @hannahk1306
      @hannahk1306 Před měsícem

      @@amandacarlssonn Yeah, I know what you mean (I'm not gluten free, but my brother needed to be when he was younger so I've eaten a lot of both).
      Homemade stuff can be nicer, if you fancy trying it out. Or you can try different brands, as some are better than others - my brother says that Genius bread is the best gluten free bread he's tried.
      If you do want to try making your own stuff, here's a few tips:
      - Dove Farm is a good gluten free flour.
      - Add xanthum gum to the GF flour as a gluten replacement (this improves the texture).
      - Anything that needs rolling, do it between two sheets of baking parchment instead of directly on the counter (GF dough is super sticky).
      - A bread maker is much less faff than making bread by hand, especially for gluten free bread (because of the stickiness issue).

  • @nyankitty2000
    @nyankitty2000 Před měsícem

    Tuna pasta salad with garlic mayo instead….changed my life!
    Also yes, add salt and pepper

  • @aishalazrak3864
    @aishalazrak3864 Před měsícem

    A great way to make your beef for asian style meals less chewy is too let it sit in a mixture of cornstarch, water, soy sauce, salt and pepper. It will change your life

  • @JustMe-fo4ev
    @JustMe-fo4ev Před měsícem

    I'd say nearly all dishes can be salted to taste when using fresh ingredients instead of frozen ones already loaded with sodium

  • @duck6100
    @duck6100 Před měsícem +1

    Tbh New York doesn’t have authentic Mexican food either. But it’s like the Indian food you can get in the UK, it’s approaching authentic bc of the immigrants living here

  • @helenrobinson8894
    @helenrobinson8894 Před měsícem

    Well done Taz for getting the confidence to experiment now 😊😊 you can find the dumpling wraps u wanted usually in the freezers. You can certainly fry rice paper if it was still chewy u maybe needed to fry it longer but am all for the experimenting! Way to go 😊😊

  • @artistlovepeace
    @artistlovepeace Před měsícem

    You are what is called a Super Taster. Look it up. You are a chef, an artist and an astonishing film maker.

  • @jj-if6it
    @jj-if6it Před měsícem

    Omg I love Mexican food, I wish we had that here. Even harder to find authentic stuff in Australia!

  • @Its.birdperson
    @Its.birdperson Před měsícem

    Instead of apples you can use anything sour to help break down the enzymes and making it more tender :) So lemon juice, vinegar, a pinch of baking soda or greek yoghurt work! + You dont have to remove it after

  • @boblebob
    @boblebob Před měsícem

    For the dumplings you never use cooked prawns.
    The rice paper would work better if you deep fry, that's what Vietnamese spring rolls are made from

  • @ktelise
    @ktelise Před měsícem +1

    Now you’re in a new place can you do another “2 good to go” video!

  • @jj-if6it
    @jj-if6it Před měsícem

    I just use steak knives for cutting up my veggies. They're pretty small and serrated. That knife looked way too big for a carrot, like something you'd carve a pumpkin with!

  • @khadijahafeel6346
    @khadijahafeel6346 Před měsícem

    when it comes to beef and that chewiness, my mum always says it's the way you cut the beef like along the grain or against it, something liddat

  • @t.c.5983
    @t.c.5983 Před měsícem

    Taz you just need a steel or knife sharpener. That looks like a good beater knife if you sharpen it, It could work well for you!

  • @Miahhhhh.90
    @Miahhhhh.90 Před měsícem

    Buy yourself a kitchen devil knife. Very sharp. Never sharpened mine and I've had it for over 5 years.

  • @valerijalapuh9894
    @valerijalapuh9894 Před měsícem

    Dumplin wraps are usually in the fridge or a freezer

  • @LifeLipiWay
    @LifeLipiWay Před měsícem

    Look for gyoza sheets/ wraps. It will be a tiny pack mostly in refrigerator 😅

  • @jj-if6it
    @jj-if6it Před měsícem

    I just discovered horchata recently and LOVE it. You should sprinkle some cinnamon on top!

  • @nomnomsushinom
    @nomnomsushinom Před měsícem

    if you put a damp towel below your cutting board, it wont move when you cut things :) hehe everything looked so yummy!

  • @icecold7
    @icecold7 Před měsícem

    I feel once she started travelling, as everyone should to get a little bit cultured, sbe is becoming more and more skilled. You should try visiting Finland, Sweden, Norway, even Iceland when you can Taz, that might allow you to get your creative juices flowing and contribute to your writing.

  • @positivemindset30
    @positivemindset30 Před měsícem

    I recommend callaloo soup. Easy recipe and healthy 😋

  • @nicoled4416
    @nicoled4416 Před měsícem

    Hey Taz, not sure if it's authentic but you should try Korean fire chicken. It's basically chicken thighs cut up and cooked in a homemade buldak sauce.

  • @Adimurai486
    @Adimurai486 Před měsícem

    You never fail to provide us with amazing content ❤

  • @Death_wish0505
    @Death_wish0505 Před měsícem

    Okay so what I want you try might sound a bit weird but I swear on this combo it's like soooooo good and my mouth is watering as I'm typing 😂
    So it's simple rice milk and chutney
    Chutney recipe is simple: 1 medium sized tomato, 5-6 chillies, Coriander and salt as per taste make a paste of those you can even put garlic cloves in the chutney paste it'll taste better.
    And then you just take some rice pour in milk ( the ratio should be 1:1 ) and then put chutney and that's it. I kid you not but taste soooo good 😭😭

  • @biancadasilveira
    @biancadasilveira Před měsícem

    Dumpling wraps are usually in the fridge!!! :)

  • @Sparkle218
    @Sparkle218 Před měsícem +1

    @taz, let me know if you want me to give you my recipe for Agua Fresca de Platano (Banana Drink). It's a Mexican drink, and it’s so easy to make!! You will love it if you like Mexican food/drinks girl ✨😊

  • @aureecee3781
    @aureecee3781 Před měsícem +1

    Suggestion for the burrito/Tortillas
    Wrap them in a damp paper towel/s and microwave it for like 15-20 seconds it makes it easier to manipulate also for extra crispy yumminess I put the burrito on a pan with some oil until golden brown.

  • @amminna
    @amminna Před měsícem +2

    Of course you should add salt you should always add salt no matter what you are cooking , the salt is what makes food eatable

  • @maariyahbadr
    @maariyahbadr Před měsícem

    since you have the rice paper u could try putting ramen and cheese and veg into the rice paper and make a spring roll kind of thing lol i always see it on tiktok and sometimes they fry it in a pan

  • @kyle0091000
    @kyle0091000 Před měsícem +1

    😂 sorry, the “microwave” pronunciation had me laughing like crazy.

  • @josephkoch7111
    @josephkoch7111 Před měsícem

    ive been off the grid for awhile when did taz get back i remember her saying she was going to take a break

  • @twice_twice_21
    @twice_twice_21 Před měsícem

    Hope you're better now 🫶

  • @heartx3jess
    @heartx3jess Před měsícem

    The green cardigan with big flowers is so cute!! Any chance you remember where you got it?

  • @saralani1350
    @saralani1350 Před měsícem

    Hey Taz 🤗
    When you're using that plastic thing you cut your food on, you're actually cutting micro plastics and eating it with your food, and that's actually so bad for your health, actually all plastic in food is too bad for our health. You can change it into a wood one .
    Stay safe and at peace beautiful soul ❤😊

  • @shad2617
    @shad2617 Před měsícem

    The way the chopping board was moving gave me so much anxiety. Taz please use a towel underneath, your fingers will thank you 😆

  • @maddieb2002
    @maddieb2002 Před měsícem

    Girl just get the Ikea 356+ knife range or the Vorge range thatll do

  • @Sas_Kat
    @Sas_Kat Před měsícem

    I love when you cook!