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Chef Valerie Wilson
Приєднався 3 тра 2014
Chef Val shares her knowledge of whole foods, vegan, macrobiotic cooking. Being in the food industry since 1985, Chef Val has a vast knowledge of cooking tips and techniques to teach her audience. In 1997 she started teaching cooking classes with her own original recipes. Her passion is to share her recipes, to help people cook healthy dishes at home. She is the author of five cookbooks, offer consultations, is a personal chef and has weekly virtual cooking classes. www.macroval.com
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How do you chop Onions?
Onions! YUM! I usually start most recipes with onions. I demonstrate both diced and think half moon onions in the video. Learning the proper, basic knife skills is important when you live a plant based, whole foods, healthy lifestyle. I have been chopping vegetables for over 35 years. This video features only the sound of the chopping of the vegetables, no talking. There are more 'Chopping' videos on my channel and many people have expressed how much they enjoy them. Please 'like', share and subscribe to my channel. I am looking for more subscribers. Please tell your friends about my channel. Much appreciated.
To support my business, you can attend an upcoming cooking class, have a consultation with me, purchase my cookbooks and subscribe to my Patreon Cooking Channel: Whole and Healthy Cooking with Chef Val.
Website: www.macroval.com/
Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=63892185&fan_landing=true
Subscribe to my Substack Blog: I am the Creator of my Health:
valeriewilson.substack.com/p/happy-may-day-celebrate-with-dandelions
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To support my business, you can attend an upcoming cooking class, have a consultation with me, purchase my cookbooks and subscribe to my Patreon Cooking Channel: Whole and Healthy Cooking with Chef Val.
Website: www.macroval.com/
Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=63892185&fan_landing=true
Subscribe to my Substack Blog: I am the Creator of my Health:
valeriewilson.substack.com/p/happy-may-day-celebrate-with-dandelions
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Chocolate and coconut
Thank you for your comment. Chocolate and coconut is another combo that is popular. For either of the snacks I made in the video, you could add some coconut to them.
I am sorry for the beginning of the video. Restream changed things and I had to start a new video. Please just fast forward past the beginning. I do make two treats during the video. Thanks .
I'm going to try this recipe and wanted to know if I could use my Vitamix instead of the food processor to make the puree? Also, I like to use date syrup because it doesn't spike my blood sugar and have found also that dates balance my blood sugar. Do you consider date syrup a healthy alternative sweetner? Thank you for sharing this recipe and your time. Blessings.
Thank you for commenting. Yes, you can use your Vitamix instead of your processor. I prefer brown rice syrup because it is maltose, the least reactive sweetener on your body. Because it comes from a whole grain, complex carb, brown rice, the sweetener is maltose. Date syrup is better then white sugar. In that regard better then sugar is good. However date syrup is high in fructose. Whole dates would have the fiber and be better then the date syrup. Sweeteners that are high in fructose get digested in the liver, that is why they seem to not mess with people's blood sugar levels and are said to be 'low glycemic' foods. Personally, for me, dates are very, very sweet to me and my body can not handle them or date syrup. I recently wrote my blog about alternative sweeteners. Here is the blog I wrote: valeriewilson.substack.com/p/brown-rice-syrup-instead-of-white
Hello it's Brian from Ontario Canada and I follow a beans & greens vegan diet to get enough calcium.
Hi Brian. Thank you for commenting and watching my LIVE video.
Thank you for the great recipe and video. If you don't have the Ume Plum Vinegar what can you replace it with?
Thank you for your comment and question. Ume vinegar is a salty, sour, pungent vinegar. It is a very unique flavor. You could substitute your favorite vinegar but it will be missing the salty flavor of the ume. If you substitute a different vinegar you may have to add a little more sea salt to create a good flavor. Play with it and taste it with your favorite vinegar and see what you think. And also I highly suggest you look for ume vinegar to try also.
@@chefvaleriewilson8738 thank you for responding. I am definitely going to purchase the vinegar but was wondering what I could use in the meantime. Looking forward to trying the recipe...especially that dressing!
@@sheritaylor7997 Great! Let me know how it comes out for you.
what kind of food processor do you use and are you happy with it?
It is a Cuisinart, Pro Custom 11. I love it! I have three of them. However I got them about 9 years ago. They are always upgrading them and coming out with new models, so that model is not available anymore. I do prefer Cuisinart food processor to other brands.
I love your recipes! Over the years your food of the month and now your recipe of the month have helped me so much .Thank you for all your good works.
Thank you! I am so happy to hear you enjoy my recipe and food of the month. Thanks for following me and commenting.
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Hi Val! Great instructions! I made these and it's a new favorite! Thank you! Super healthy too!
Hi Athena. Glad you like the Nori Rolls. Yes, very healthy for you. Thanks for commenting on the video and all your support.
Hi Val! Greetings from Asheville, NC and enjoy our local summer corn! Like it raw straight off the cob too!
HI Athena. I mentioned you in the LIVE hoping you would watch later. I have tried corn raw off the cob. It is OK, in my opinion, but I find it starchy tasting. The starchy taste goes away when you cook it. Thanks for your comment and your support.
Hi Val! Greetings from Asheville, NC Looking forward to the next cooking class!
HI Athena. The next Cooking Class will be another Outdoor Grilling class on Wed. August 14th. I am working on the recipes now. It will be on the website by next week.
Val is a fantastic chef who wants to help us stay healthy and happy and I am so blessed to have her in my life!!! Love this healthy, creamy, and nutritious ice cream!!!
Thank you.
I cannot seem to hear how much cream of tartar you use?
1/4 tsp. of cream of tartar. Thanks for your question.
Replay from Ada, Michigan
Thank you for watching and commenting.
Hello everyone! From Asheville, NC. I've been a student of Val for sometime, cooking classes and healing with food classes and can't say enough the knowledge she has imparted on me! Thank you Val!
Thank you Athena.
Fantastic video Val... As always! do you have a link to register for your cooking classes? ?
Thank you for asking. During the video I mention, MacroVal.com a couple times. Here is the direct link to register for cooking classes: www.macroval.com/
Mine too! 3 cheers for Aspargus! Thanks Val
When you just chop willy-nilly like that and cook those 2 inch pieces, some of them will still be tough and stringy, and the very tops will be over cooked. They must be snapped like you did at the very beginning of your video. Do you have an asparagus patch?
No I do not have an asparagus patch. I wish I did. I was not chopping willy nilly, the pieces were all relatively the same size which is how you want to chop asparagus. . Yes, the bottom is always tougher then the tops. It depends on the recipe you are doing as to how the asparagus will turn out. Yes, snapping the bottoms is the best, however when you are in the kitchen making large batches of items, cooking for a living, cooking in quantities (such as I do) time is important and I was demonstrating the fastest way to chop the asparagus. If you had the time, snapping all of them would be fine. Thank you for your comment.
When or why would an asparagus be peeled?
I have never peeled my asparagus. If at all possible get organic asparagus to avoid the pesticides. Someone may peel asparagus thinking they are taking off the pesticides that are sprayed on conventional crops. Thank you for commenting and asking the question.
@@chefvaleriewilson8738 I have noticed restaurants serving large stalks of celery. They peel the end thinking they are getting rid of the tough part, but the only way to separate the nice edible part of asparagus with the tough end is to hold it in the right places in bend it. It will snap between the top nice part and tough ends. Chop the ends into the smaller pieces and use those to make vegetable stock.
I do not eat at restaurants, so that is interesting to hear they peel their asparagus. Maybe they are also peeling it to get the coating off when the vegetables are sprayed because most restaurants are not using organic asparagus. Thank you for your comments. @@karenscribner7031
I bought the bundle a couple of days ago and downloaded everything yesterday. I've already watched your class about onions and garlic and am eating more onions and garlic tonight. It took me a whole day to download everything because I kept opening things I was interested in 😂 So much great stuff!
Great! Thanks for you comment. Glad you enjoyed my class on Onions and Garlic. The Bundle is full of interesting, wonderful things.
what a brilliant idea to mince the kale - thank you!
Thank you for commenting. I have been doing this for years. It makes it easy to put minced greens into your dishes all the time.
I normally don't use celery. You have given me renewed interest! Thanks too for the tip about wetting the cutting board. 🙏
Everyone really likes that tip about wetting the cutting board. It is just habit now for me. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Do you have a video of how to set your machine?
No. I just use the manual when I set my machine.
OK, Val. This is Barb, aka QueenB in the CHD chatroom. I just wanted to let you know that my family has made a commitment to start eating more whole foods. We also started doing meatless Mondays so I marinated some tofu and sauteed it last night and it was delicious!. Next step is to kick white rice to the curb
HI Barb, Queen B. That is great you and your family are making the commitment to start eating more whole foods. Substitute the white rice for brown rice.
This is very valuable information Valerie
Thank you for your comment.
Good to know about that Apeel 😮
You can find out more about 'Apeel' by reading my blog. I have written 4 blogs about it so far. Each one has more information. Thanks for your comments. valeriewilson.substack.com/p/apeel-keep-talking-about-it-we-are
Great yoga stretches . Thank you Val and Patricia 😊
Thank you for watching and your comments.
CORRECTION: Ume is NOT a PLUM, it is an apricot in the plum size, just check the pit.
hello thanks for your video. May i ask where you got the 2ft long burdock from>
Hi JaMare, I was able to get this long burdock from a Oriental food store in Novi, Michigan. Oriental stores seem to have longer burdock that is not cut up. Thank you for asking and commenting.
@@chefvaleriewilson8738live here in western PA. And find it easy to find outside but cant get full root or roots like the ones in vidio. does the store have a website or by chance do you ship herbs?
@@DunFaith The store is called, One World Market, it is a Japanese food market. Their website says they are only in Novi, Michigan. it does not look like they ship. Here is the link to their website: www.oneworldmarket.oneworld-market.com/
Thank you for more fabulous cooking classes and recipes 🥕
Thank you for your comment.
Yes Yes Umeboshi is soooo nutritious and delicious when used in cooking like you teach ✨✨
It is truly one of my favorite seasoning. It imparts such a great taste to whatever you use it with. Thanks for you comment.
Kohrabi is a tricky one ot cut. Thank you Val 👍
U.R. Welcome. Thanks for commenting on the video
I use it with corn on the cob, spread a plum over the surface, it's so much better than butter and salt. Plus it's good for you.
HI Scott. I talk about putting ume plum paste on corn on the cob in the video. One of my favorite summer time foods to eat. Thanks for your comment.
I agree better than butter on corn! 🌽
Thanks for sharing 😊
Iv been trying to get his 2 books
Thanks for your comment. Do a google search for them. My copies are from 1995. I hope you find them.
@@chefvaleriewilson8738 I found them on the thriftbook app I just have to commit to getting them
@@Froxyfan13 Awesome! Glad you found them!
nice content. love you Wilson ❤❤❤
Thank you so much Val....your video helped so much ... I just finished rolling out a yummy batch with the broccoli florets and carrots as you suggested (I would never had thought to put broccoli) along with some fried tempeh, sauerkraut, chopped green onions and the umeboshi paste too. Thanks again!
Thank you for your comment. I usually put broccoli n the middle, glad you enjoyed it in yours.
Patricia’s story is interesting . The yoga stretches are good too! Thanks Val for having her.
Thank you for commenting. Patricia is such a sweet lady I was so happy to have her as my special guest.
Good endorsement nice video keep it up.
thank you 💖 Craig for your support!
Looking forward to sharing my story how macroboitic changed my life for the better and still does! And teaching yoga stretches live with you Tuesday 12pm (PST) 3pm (EST)
Yes, Patricia, I am looking forward to going LIVE with you Tuesday!
All was well in the end 😉🧡👍🏼
Thank you for watching.
🧡 HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO DIRK. Gotta love Starbuck 🤓⭐
Yes, love that character, Starbuck. Thank you for commenting.
Great info !!! I did a detox with this plum and did wonders
Mam your every creative recipe just amazing,, first time I seen this fresh looking really great 😍😘😍
When you buy it fresh is there anything to look for to make sure it is ok, it kind of looks like a small potato. Do you check for colour or softness? It also sounds like you are slicing some jicama root. Thank you for the video
HI TS, thanks for commenting. Yes, it has the consistency of jicama root. Look for it to be light brown on the outside. You do not want it to have dark brown spots. It should be firm also, not mushy. Plus I am writing my substack blog all about Lotus Root. Should be done in a couple hours, probably by the time you see this is will be up. Here is the link to my blog, valeriewilson.substack.com/p/protein-beans-and-cystine
My cooker looks exactly like yours. The manual says to clean the condensation collector after use. I can’t figure out how to get it out of the lid. Can you help?
Hi Thanks for commenting. I have been using my black garlic machine for 3 years now and have never cleaned the 'condensation collector'. I just went and looked at my instructional manual and it does say to clean it. I did a search to find more information or a video showing how to do it, I could not find one. My machine works great without cleaning this 'condensation collector' and I use my machine a lot. More in the winter then the summer. I would not worry about it and use the machine.
If you mean the plastic cup thing just below the hinge then you just pull it out. I have never seen any condensation in mine.
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Thank you for the video. I think I might try this. ???? Do you have a specific place to source the powder for the tea????
HI, thanks for commenting. I use to be able to get the lotus root tea at health food stores, but it is getting harder to find it. You can always do a google search and I am sure it is available on amazon.
@@chefvaleriewilson8738 Thank you, I will do a search.
🤓🧡👍🏼 chopping some butternut while watch 😸
Awesome! Thanks for the comment. Butternut squash is so sweet and delicous!