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Cooking with Coops
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Приєднався 8 лют 2019
Yes, you’ve found me! How you doing?
If you’re looking to learn how to cook from the comfort of your own home, creating dishes that you want at a pace that you control, then congratulations - you’ve hit the jackpot.
Cooking with Coops is designed to bring kitchen confidence to the masses. Using 25 years of restaurant background, I’ll take your existing domestic skillset and enhance it beyond recognition. Because once you understand the why and the how, the kitchen becomes your kingdom.
Whether you want to cook along with me online, or want me to come and teach you personally, together we can grow your skills and confidence levels. And I guarantee it’s all FUN!
I’m going to show you the best way to conquer cooking and get you doing it for yourself too - it’s really not as hard as you think. So have a gander through the below and pick something to get started on. And if you want something different, tell me the favourite dishes you want to crack that out in a 1-2-1.
Christmas Crowd Funding
Hello again, it’s Coops.
Following on from the success of helping out at half term back in October I’ve decided to ramp it up and go bigger for Christmas.
During the half term week I managed to feed and provide care packages for nearly 300 people, I’d like to hit 1000 this Christmas and get some festive feasts out to those that need them.
The legends at Ben Creese Country Butchers have jumped on board again to supply the meat and other bits so we’re ready to cook Turkey, Beef and Gammon dinners for those in need. But I can’t do it without your help, containers, ingredients, freezer space and delivery needs funding, so I’m appealing to you all to help me out for a very good cause.
Also, should you want to nominate a person or family anonymously then get in touch and we can talk about sorting them out a wee Christmas cate package/hamper personally from yourself.
It’s been an extraordinary year for the entire world so I reckon it would be nice to end it with a nice hot meal for those that haven’t had the best of it.
Merry Christmas everybody.
Coops
Following on from the success of helping out at half term back in October I’ve decided to ramp it up and go bigger for Christmas.
During the half term week I managed to feed and provide care packages for nearly 300 people, I’d like to hit 1000 this Christmas and get some festive feasts out to those that need them.
The legends at Ben Creese Country Butchers have jumped on board again to supply the meat and other bits so we’re ready to cook Turkey, Beef and Gammon dinners for those in need. But I can’t do it without your help, containers, ingredients, freezer space and delivery needs funding, so I’m appealing to you all to help me out for a very good cause.
Also, should you want to nominate a person or family anonymously then get in touch and we can talk about sorting them out a wee Christmas cate package/hamper personally from yourself.
It’s been an extraordinary year for the entire world so I reckon it would be nice to end it with a nice hot meal for those that haven’t had the best of it.
Merry Christmas everybody.
Coops
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Chicken Ramen - #lockdownlive
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Lockdown Lives are back! It has been a mad fortnight and after #helpingoutathalfterm wound down I had to catch up on sleep and relaxation, but now I’m back with a bang. There will be more announcements tomorrow night @ 7pm on the Facebook page while we have a little cook along. So I asked what you guys wanted and more than a few of you were in sync because RAMEN is happening tomorrow night! I i...
Go Fund Me request for feeding families
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I want to put my skill set to good use and cook for or shop for any locals that might need it, any help is always welcome.
Beef Stroganoff - LIVE COOK ALONG: Run Upcote Special with @coachingbyClay
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#fridaynight.......... @runupcote SPECIAL - Beef Stroganoff (or just mushroom if you’re veggies). This is a great dish for pre or post running. Have it with pasta or rice, bread to soak it up or just on it’s own. The ingredients below are for my mega tasty version but if you wanna cut some of the bits out then I won’t take offence and we can cook along regardless. Ingredients for 4 people: oliv...
Classic Bubble and Squeak - Lockdown Lesson #4
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The Boxing Day favourite and usual go to with the remains (if you’re lucky) of Sunday roast dinner. There are no rules for ingredients in my opinion, just smash bits together, make a patty, get some serious colour on it and top with an egg! Seriously good stuff
Sausage and Egg McMuffin
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Every Friday @ 6pm I go live on my Facebook page to show and teach people how to cook their favourite take away meals at home. Usually healthier, definitely cheaper and a good way to get your kitchen confidence up. Get involved!
Fish & Chips - LIVE COOK ALONG: #FRIDAYNIGHTFAKEAWAY No.14 (I think)
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A healthier take on the Great British classic. This was the last show in the #fridaynightfakeaway series so I had to go out with the best. Home madfe tartare sauce and a healthier way of cooking the best of British, enjoy!
Cornish Pasty - LIVE COOK ALONG: #FRIDAYNIGHTFAKEAWAY No.9
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With a guest star appearance from my dear old mother, this has to be the most traditional and most classic take away meal. All your favourite bits of sustenance wrapped up in pastry and ready to take with you for a hard days work.
Korean Beef (with Mama Coops guest starring on rice) - LIVE COOK ALONG: #FRIDAYNIGHTFAKEAWAY No.13
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Mum turned up, beef got marinated and cooked, fun was had. Try this at home and jump on my socials for the ingredients! Coops
Chicken Gyros - LIVE COOK ALONG: #FRIDAYNIGHTFAKEAWAY No.12
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Ok guys listen up! This classic takeaway dish needs some attention. Not only is it simple as (again) it tastes bangin’, is relatively healthy and costs very little. Tomorrow night @ 6pm we are doing Chicken Gyros! 700g Chicken thigh fillets For the Marinade: 250g Greek yogurt (you can use reduced fat or fat free Greek yogurt if you like) Juice of 1 large lemon 2 tbsp Greek extra virgin olive oi...
Cornish Pasty Pastry
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Before making my Cornish Pasties on FRIDAY NIGHT FAKE AWAY (Facebook Cooking with Coops page @ 6pm weekly) the dough needs to be done and chilled for a few hours before hand. 500g strong bread flour 1 tsp fine sea salt 100g lard or white vegetable fat, diced 150g butter, diced Get your hands dirty! Coops
The Steak Board
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Great little sharer this, so much easier than it looks and done in as long as it takes to cook your choice of potato. (Sautéed takes longer than oven fries, obvs) Ingredients: Steak Potato Leaves Parmesan Tomatoes A dressing/sauce of your choice Seriously, smash this out on game day or at a BBQ for friends, whatever, great sharer! Coops
Crispy Duck Pancakes - LIVE COOK ALONG: #FRIDAYNIGHTFAKEAWAY No.8
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So this is a classic that has quite a few processes that make it a ballache at home, so I simplified it and sorted it for home cooking in the oven. Ingredients for 10 servings: 2 duck legs GLAZING MIX boiling water (1 L) 6 tablespoons soft brown sugar rice vinegar (150 mL) MARINADE spring onion (75 g), chopped ginger (25 g), finely diced 4 tablespoons salt 2 tablespoons five spice 2 tablespoons...
Burritos 🌯 - LIVE COOK ALONG: #FRIDAYNIGHTFAKEAWAY No.7
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I absolutely love these things, stuff them, wrap them and devour. Anything goes and so ingredients wise as long as you have a wrap and some cooked rice you’re off to a winner! Meat Cooked Rice Wrap Homemade Chilli Homemade Salsa (see below) Homemade Guacamole Grated cheese Sour cream
Bao Buns - LIVE COOK ALONG: #FRIDAYNIGHTFAKEAWAY No.6
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Bao Buns - LIVE COOK ALONG: #FRIDAYNIGHTFAKEAWAY No.6
PIZZA!! - LIVE COOK ALONG: FRIDAY NIGHT FAKE AWAY No.5
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PIZZA!! - LIVE COOK ALONG: FRIDAY NIGHT FAKE AWAY No.5
Cheeky Nando’s - LIVE COOK ALONG: #FRIDAYNIGHTFAKEAWAYLIVE No.4
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Cheeky Nando’s - LIVE COOK ALONG: #FRIDAYNIGHTFAKEAWAYLIVE No.4
Wagamamas Chicken Katsu - LIVE COOK ALONG: #FRIDAYNIGHTFAKEAWAY No.3
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Wagamamas Chicken Katsu - LIVE COOK ALONG: #FRIDAYNIGHTFAKEAWAY No.3
Whopper, Big Mac and Coops Classic - LIVE COOK ALONG: #FRIDAYNIGHTFAKEAWAY No.2
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Whopper, Big Mac and Coops Classic - LIVE COOK ALONG: #FRIDAYNIGHTFAKEAWAY No.2
KFC!! - LIVE COOK ALONG: #FRIDAYNIGHTFAKEAWAY No.1
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KFC!! - LIVE COOK ALONG: #FRIDAYNIGHTFAKEAWAY No.1
Lockdown Leftovers #3 - Celery 2 Ways (Stir fried and Soup)
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Lockdown Leftovers #3 - Celery 2 Ways (Stir fried and Soup)
Lockdown Leftovers #2 - Aubergine dip (not as bad as it sounds)
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Lockdown Leftovers #2 - Aubergine dip (not as bad as it sounds)
Chicken Paella with Chorizo and Prawns
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Chicken Paella with Chorizo and Prawns
Can i use this mix to make toad in hole ?
Absolutely
Lost me at mustard i new it was going to be shit when i seen the glass milk bottle
Looks burnt
Burnt them mate!!!😂😂😂😂
U knob. U burnt it
I have just found this video 🎉 and would like to say "What a perfect Christmas leftover pie idea"...Well presented and seems not too difficult..I especially like your idea of mixing the leftover altogether in a bowl first...I WILL be doing your pie for Boxing day, it also gives me a little time to be busy but away from the Christmas festivities...sorry!!!
There crap
OVER COOKED- LOOK BURNT- GOOD HEIGHT
Glass pint of milk,is this from 1977
Using an electric whisk is blasphemy, allegedly. First mistake ! ( a bit over done, but reet enough ! )
I’m sorry, but they’re burnt, none of my family would eat these so dark.
Is he putting them on the bottom rack? Looks like the bottom.
Just so there is room for them to rise
Is beef dripping beef stock?
No, dripping is the fat from the joint
make sure you do not burn yourself
Puddings are burnt mate!
il give it miss this time .....
G’day Coops. My father was a Yorkshireman and I think he’d be very upset if his yorkies came out like muffins. Butch’s yorkies looked more like a vol au vent, a crisp outer surface with a slightly chewy interior. They were great to hold your meal within.
Some alwayahave to over do it
is this a bit dark? or i‘m wrong. may be it is tasty.
Nice, but I used drippings from the roast as the oil. Adds a nice flavor to the puddings.
Beef dripping mate!!!
Perfect 👌🏻
You over cooked them
my friend sent me the link for this saying so I have to put the oven on for 24 hours..... er? I sent back..... then realised you say to put the oven on at 250 C (top whack) then make the batter then you say to leave it (best) over night. took me a little while to convince her that no, about 10-15 is fine to get it hot, but 30 minutes is good too. now I just need to adjust this for my halogen oven..... once I find 'tins' (or silicone) that will fit. I presume to batch make you just repeat the add and heat oil/fat add batter and cook until you dead/bored/finished plan on making a load and possibly freezing them (again I presume you let go cold, freeze them on a tray/flat surface then whack into a bag/box and back into freezer)
Too many eggs. Temp. Is too high
Holly shit, my grandma saw your video, she wanted to know if you the difference between burnt and gold in color. She said you serve those to her parents, they would be pitched out. I've never heard grandma get so mad. Her parents are from England and they moved from there to Canada.
This is top tip for burnt Yorkshire’s 😂
Shocking
Burnt. Over Cooked Temp Too High
For perfect yorkies just do this Equal quantity milk egg plain flour Which means fill the container to the same level with the ingredients So a bowl of eggs a bowl of milk and a bowl of flour bowl has to be the exact same size Add salt Blend together Leave in fridge for 12 hours Preheat oven to 180c Oil your Yorker tray and then leave oiled trays in preheated oven for 10 minutes Before adding your yorkie mix use a stick blender to froth up the mixture Pour mix into yorkie tray ( 2/3 of the way up ) Into oven -180 -30 minute - don’t open oven door Once cooked remove from tray Play onto cooling rack upside down to drain oil Can be done to order or prior just put into preheated oven for 15 seconds at 180 if reheating also can be frozen
😋 making tomorrow in Oklahoma...love My Yorkshire Friends! Celebrating Yorkshire Day with My Bestie from Harrogate...He'll be cooking there an I will here! First time making em! 😁
Amazing to hear!
Don't make them like this there burnt
hi can i use corn flour instead?
no sadly, you need plain flour to give the yorkshire pudding their body and texture
Are they medium sized eggs?
It doesn't matter about the size they help with the structure of the pudding
Hey Mate, thank you very much for sharing this recipe. I made them today at work and they turned out perfectly. Love the tiding up habit dont apologise.... Cheers
Does that black tray side into your oven like a shelf? I've never seen that here in the USA.
Hello ~ so beautiful. A question: I assume that you are using whole (4%) milk? Also, please confirm the cook time. I think you said 24 minutes but it was hard to hear. Thank you so much! Can't wait to try them!
Either whole milk or semi-skimmed is absolutely fine. Cook time will depend on the quality of oven (leaky seals, consistent temperature etc) but anywhere between 20-25 mins at 200 degrees should suffice
@@bencooper9852 Thank you for your quick reply! This is the best thing about this recipe - it's a little loosy-goosy, so I can find what works for my altitude, oven, and skill level. Making it tonight with grilled ribeye and salad. Can't wait!!
@@abudoggie.no.number sounds heavenly, how was the ribeye?
@@bencooper9852 Ohhhh so good. Wonderhusbundt is in charge of meats - always cooked out of doors. I've since perfected my Yorkshire to our liking and make it way too many times for our waistlines. Thank you so much for your great instruction as I started my Yorkie journey. I've tried many fats, all of them in fact. Tallow is best for me. Thanks again!
What do they taste like? Will butter work as the fat..? Thank you..😊
Hi Hydie, sorry for the delay on answering, I've been away. They taste amazing and can be stuffed with other ingredients too. Butter will burn so go for oil, beef dripping or goose fat
Hello...These are beautiful...Love your energy and passion! I literally just found out that yorkshire pudding is not an actual 😳...I love these and I just looked and I have everything to make the batter tonight and bake them off tomorrow ♡ I'm a new subscriber so it's nice to meet you! I like your recipe the best 👌😋😉😜 xo hydie...
goodluck man Thnks for sharing God blessed
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Dance Vida will do
Nice work mate
How long will it last in the fridge?
Gemma Pullen sealed correctly 3-4 days
I love bao bread. German pretzels are a favourite too. Great for soaking up hoffbrau.
Samuel Cooper pretzels, now there’s an idea, watch this space
Wow ! Those look amazing 👍🏻👍🏻! Nice ! New subbie here !
Hi Coops, going to make this at the weekend is there a list anywhere of what I need and quantities for the spice mix please?
Yes mate, I’m in the process if putting the recipes to accompany the videos on UA-cam. Currently however the recipes are all on the Facebook page
Great stuff Coops. Entertaining, informative and great scoff too. Thanks. More please!
I've been doing corn fritters with leftover canned corn, canned tuna, paprika, flour and eggs. But I'm still playing with the ratios to make it better. Would love to see how you fancy it up.
Let me see what I can do
That looks AMAZING, thanks Coops! Will add it to the delivery list for next weekend.
Only just catching up with your channel Coops, great content! One of my favs but never tried it with shallots (only ever onions), thanks for the tip!
Matt Surrey yeah shallots all the way for a more refined dish, they have a sweeter less harsh flavour. Great for sauces too like a gin and juniper sauce for venison or beefing up your meat