1:47 Most people would laugh or at least PRETEND to be amused. This chef just deadpan reads the sock butchery diagram and helpfully points out which cut Nick will be eating today. I like the cut of this guy's mutton.
Keens is probably my favorite restaurant in New York. I probably went there for the first time over forty years ago-----back when I could legally smoke a cigar after dinner with a cognac. My favorite meal was always the mutton chop. For lunch, quite often, I would eat in the bar which has a must see painting behind the bar. Whenever friends, who don't know New York, ask where to go, I always recommend Keens. Their clay pipe collection is also a must see. Many well known people had their pipe there, and the collection is on display.
All meme comments aside. You really have to appreciate Nick and the Meat Show. He shows off some pretty awesome looking dishes and actually gives a real honest review on the flavors which is nice. And he helps these businesses by showing off the food and getting people interested in trying it out. Nick and the Meat Show are a blessing to have on YT
@@rjd97 He was when he was a teenager, and has since profusely apologized and condemned any similar groups/movements. Learn your facts before you just spout lazy, simple statements with no subtext.
When I was a kid in the 1960s, mutton was one of my grandfather's favorites. I don't think I had any since '71 or '72. And haven't seen any in a suburban supermarket since the late 70s. Now for lamb you typically have to go to the Halal market.
I had lamb chops recently and I told the cook, “next time, don’t cut the fat off my pieces, please.” The fatty parts definitely made it taste like some sort of sexy bacon. I’ve never tasted anything like it. I’ve actually recently decided that lamb chops are my fav. Now I need to try the mutton!
Because of this video, I make this cut from young venison every year now. The flavour is very mild amd the texture is as tender as you can imagine .... and you're absolutely right .... mint jelly and lamb are a match made in heaven.
If you’re interviewing someone, please, don’t ever slap your hand upon them like that even if you are friends. And then take a moment to talk about your socks. Like c’mon, man.
As a Navajo aka Native American lol we love mutton sandwich!! Or stew with boiled flour turns into a dumpling stewed mutton! Mmmm 😋 than the mutton ribs wow. We eat everything on a sheep. It’s one of the things I miss about my reservation. Mmmm 😋 mutton!!
This is the place if you are looking for an atmosphere restaurant. I would order the mutton chop over a steak any day - and do. Don't live in NYC anymore, but go to Keen's for the chop when I visit. They didn't tell you that it is about $50- but worth it, if you like lamb.
I'm happy to see that Nick is wearing a suit that doesn't look like it came out of the lost and found of a circus. It's still not properly tailored (too loose, should be a tighter fit) and his sleeves are too long (he's about 1/2 of an inch off), and the tie is too small for the lapels... but this is a big improvement. He looks presentable, even though it's glaringly obvious that the shirt he's wearing was not pressed before it was taken out of the package.
I have tried this there and it was very good. I never said to myself boy I wish I had gotten the beef! The "ears" were the only part I used the mint jelly on. The rest was too good to spoil. The cost was about the same as their steaks. Thanks for this review.
went there, ate the mutton, very interesting experience. came foriegn i had motton in my life before but been in the state for long i forgot how they taste piece of meat didn't give pleasure in the begining, first bite felt like someone farted in my brain but then, when i tried around my companies' steak they orders, drank some alcohol (and get a tiny bit drunk), that piece of mottom became really good and any other piece of eat taste nothing, flavor really hit, its awesome.
USDA prime is NOT the best beef you can buy. The US just has astronomically lower standards for the highest tier of beef and there is so much variation in that standard. Or to be more correct USDA Prime may or may not be the best beef you can buy.
Same, went there after this video and it was actually kinda bland. Tasted like normal lamb and it was a bit dry too. The belly portion was by far the best. It’s also a pain in the ass to cut off the bone. Much preferred the ribeye my wife ordered
i know this will probably go unseen, but is there any way to upgrade the audio for this show? dining on a dime is perfect, but for the meat show it sounds like im listening from the other room.
Thanks for mutton.
Simen Ruud Excellence in commentary. Well done sir, well done👏👏👏
Goat pinned. good work.
Simen Ruud Yes! Good work sir.
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Salads got nuttin on this mutton!... That’s a line my butcher uses while we’re chewing the fat...
1:47
Most people would laugh or at least PRETEND to be amused. This chef just deadpan reads the sock butchery diagram and helpfully points out which cut Nick will be eating today.
I like the cut of this guy's mutton.
It was great. It was kind of a "yeah, that's something that this guy would do" reaction.
Find compassion
Keens is probably my favorite restaurant in New York. I probably went there for the first time over forty years ago-----back when I could legally smoke a cigar after dinner with a cognac. My favorite meal was always the mutton chop.
For lunch, quite often, I would eat in the bar which has a must see painting behind the bar. Whenever friends, who don't know New York, ask where to go, I always recommend Keens. Their clay pipe collection is also a must see. Many well known people had their pipe there, and the collection is on display.
All meme comments aside. You really have to appreciate Nick and the Meat Show. He shows off some pretty awesome looking dishes and actually gives a real honest review on the flavors which is nice. And he helps these businesses by showing off the food and getting people interested in trying it out. Nick and the Meat Show are a blessing to have on YT
thats a fact and its put me on to some good spots
i agree with everything you say except for honest reviews, every episode is his favourite resturant or his favourite dish
Dude is a white nationalist
@mike davis let me guess, anyone left of Reagan is a Marxist?
@@rjd97 He was when he was a teenager, and has since profusely apologized and condemned any similar groups/movements. Learn your facts before you just spout lazy, simple statements with no subtext.
Going to Keen's was one of the best NYC experiences for me. Highly recommended to any true meatlover.
Keens - the best steakhouse I've ever been to. The ribeye was out of this world. The scotch menu was fantastic.
I agree. Keen’s is one of my favorite places in NYC. I do like their ribeye but love their mutton chop!
I'd love to try the mutton. I've never had that. But Ii'd also have to order another ribeye too.@@johnpalmer5131
Mutton chops are the most underrated facial hairstyle
Nunnu
Great steakhouse. Went to it on a vacation to NYC and I was daring enough to try the mutton instead of steak, which I love. It was fantastic.
Ate the mutton last time I was at Keen's. It was amazing! My 4 year old son who was with me kept eating it off my plate as well it was so good!
I find mutton has a wierd smell. Is it prepared differently or something?
@@Luke-Emmanuel the lamb just has a bit different fattyness and texture to it. They also generally use different herbs
@@kjorlaug1 does it have to be lamb or mutton
@@Luke-Emmanuel mutton is lamb
@@kjorlaug1 lamb is sheep of under a lil over a year. Mutton is sheep older than that and have stronger flavor
About time you back man. Miss all of your shows. You the best
How long has he been waiting to pull those socks out? Lol
Nick is strange bordering on wierd.
So cringe
Next. It will his underwear.
A long, long time my friend. Lol
Precisely 6 years 7 months and 13 days
Keens is amazing. I got one of the best personal tours ever!
Bring these back to the steakhouses!
3:12 ladies and germs
I find that offensive
Milton Berle used to say it.
????
It's schtick. I guess many people just don't get it.
MasterMind I didn't get it would u mind??
When I was a kid in the 1960s, mutton was one of my grandfather's favorites. I don't think I had any since '71 or '72. And haven't seen any in a suburban supermarket since the late 70s. Now for lamb you typically have to go to the Halal market.
goto any indian or pakistani meat shop. they should have it.
Nicely done Nick. No presumptuous jargon. Clean, simple and informative. I like it. Keep it up👍🏼
Mutton chop & Kings Cutt were absolutely extraordinary. Could comfortably feed party of 3-4. Highly would recommend.
I had lamb chops recently and I told the cook, “next time, don’t cut the fat off my pieces, please.” The fatty parts definitely made it taste like some sort of sexy bacon. I’ve never tasted anything like it. I’ve actually recently decided that lamb chops are my fav. Now I need to try the mutton!
Cutting the fat off good lamb chops is shortchanging the customer bigtime.
Excited to go this November! Can’t wait for the chop!
Nick can you please go to Brazilian place and review Picanha? On other note, excellent show, watched every last one.
In the UK this cut appears to be what is known as a "Barnsley chop."
what's up with the low volume?!
I had a mini heart attack cuz I thought the water that I spilled over my Mac a little while ago fucked my speakers up. xD
whatsup with ur earwax
Coming from a pewdiepie video with 50% volume (moderately loud), now at 100% yet they're like whispering.
thankfullY
This is one of the great food channels on UA-cam.
Because of this video, I make this cut from young venison every year now. The flavour is very mild amd the texture is as tender as you can imagine .... and you're absolutely right .... mint jelly and lamb are a match made in heaven.
Thank you great description of the cut and prep as well as the delicious result!
Was this the quintessential most platonic mutton ever?!
not to forget "herbacious"
@@MrKikoboy it had no funk to it tho.
Artisanal? Profoundness?
Nah it was a carnal piece of lamb
Attention Meat Show fans: Nick did NOT use the word "profundity" in this episode! I'm currently having an existential crisis.
This is my fav episode of the Meat Show so far!!!
0:45 - 0:47 : the mob boss trying to kill the cook
At minute 3:15 he says, “here’s a moment of truth ladies & germs.” 😝 I’m guessing he was salivating about to eat the mutton, bon appetit!
Mutton, Lamb rack, roast whatever. Love it.
The mutton cut is my absolute favorite, it's cheap, tender, flavorful, ugh it's the best
Let's turn "Ladies and Germs" into a meme for the next 6 weeks, like with everything Nick says
I saw your profile image & name and died - thanks for the laughs
I had heard about this place from the show, Billions. I will be dining there this weekend and I am so excited!!
Grandma Memma would love this place.
If I ever go here, I’m definitely gonna give this a try.
Mutton is amazing when it's been marinated properly.
sock game on point tho
Nick is looking more and more like the platonic ideal.... Love the socks, mate. ;)
Ethereal socks.
Hes an idiot thats all
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If you’re interviewing someone, please, don’t ever slap your hand upon them like that even if you are friends. And then take a moment to talk about your socks.
Like c’mon, man.
Nick cant contain himself showing off his socks haha nice socks tho
I honestly like this guy, I can understand why a lot of people dislike him but he is better than the new guys
Never had this cut of meat before, but now I must find a place to go and try it!
I give this review 5/7 in profoundness
Owensboro, Kentucky is known for barbecuing mutton and it’s fabulous! Try it! You might like it like I do!
Trust nick to have socks about meat
We will be there tomorrow night.
Thanks Algorithm!
I'm so glad I got to do this a couple of times before life changed....
In New Zealand we have 5 sheep for every person. We call sub 1 year old lamb, 12 to 18 months hogget, over that mutton
As a Navajo aka Native American lol we love mutton sandwich!! Or stew with boiled flour turns into a dumpling stewed mutton! Mmmm 😋 than the mutton ribs wow. We eat everything on a sheep. It’s one of the things I miss about my reservation. Mmmm 😋 mutton!!
I ate at that Steak house once probably the best steak I have ever had.
I can’t wait…I’m getting this when I go this week
Damn, that gorgeous mutton chop looks so profoundly delicious!
Look at its tensile strength!
This is the place if you are looking for an atmosphere restaurant. I would order the mutton chop over a steak any day - and do. Don't live in NYC anymore, but go to Keen's for the chop when I visit. They didn't tell you that it is about $50- but worth it, if you like lamb.
Looks great
I'm happy to see that Nick is wearing a suit that doesn't look like it came out of the lost and found of a circus. It's still not properly tailored (too loose, should be a tighter fit) and his sleeves are too long (he's about 1/2 of an inch off), and the tie is too small for the lapels... but this is a big improvement. He looks presentable, even though it's glaringly obvious that the shirt he's wearing was not pressed before it was taken out of the package.
John Heidelberg *Mic drops.* 😂
Might need you to come with me when I get my suit lmao
This host comes across as knowledgeable but not arrogant. 👍🏻
I honestly have to stop watching these when I'm hungry. Damn you Meat Show!
I love those socks and how utilitarian they are
Just added this to my bucket list
I have tried this there and it was very good. I never said to myself boy I wish I had gotten the beef! The "ears" were the only part I used the mint jelly on. The rest was too good to spoil. The cost was about the same as their steaks. Thanks for this review.
went there, ate the mutton, very interesting experience.
came foriegn i had motton in my life before but been in the state for long i forgot how they taste
piece of meat didn't give pleasure in the begining, first bite felt like someone farted in my brain
but then, when i tried around my companies' steak they orders, drank some alcohol (and get a tiny bit drunk), that piece of mottom became really good and any other piece of eat taste nothing, flavor really hit, its awesome.
I am very sick (not C-19) while watching this. Yet I am so hungry now.
Never tried mutton, but it looks incredible. The "flaps" sounds amazing!
My wife, and I have been coming to Keens for ten years...Never had a bad meal..
Nicks looking sharp today.
whats started as a gimmick, Nicks overdressing to eat some meat, has now become a very enjoyable component of the show. more power to you
I love the lamb chops on the long thin bone. Would that be a hint that I would love Mutton?
USDA prime is NOT the best beef you can buy. The US just has astronomically lower standards for the highest tier of beef and there is so much variation in that standard. Or to be more correct USDA Prime may or may not be the best beef you can buy.
I prefer mutton chops on Wolverine to be honest.
Logan is the only who does mutton chops right, and maybe Sabertooth.
Keens is great. I recommend it.
4:06 Thank you Nick, I was just about to jump down my bed
Based on this video I tried the mutton there. It was good but by no means did it blow me away. I’m glad I had it, but I’m in no rush to get it again.
Same, went there after this video and it was actually kinda bland. Tasted like normal lamb and it was a bit dry too. The belly portion was by far the best. It’s also a pain in the ass to cut off the bone. Much preferred the ribeye my wife ordered
Making me hungry looks great
man when he referred to his socks like some cheat sheet
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Im going to New York in a couple of months im going to go here.
"Nick, is your accent British or New York?" Nick-Yes
It’s now on my gotta try list!
Finally someone who does a proper food review.
It has a profound sheepiness that sort of coats the mouth in a blanket of profundity when you bite into it.
NOT THE CANOLA OIL on that beautiful cut of meat 🤦♂️
In my humble opinion. I think potter house(?) and t bone steak was the best thing i ve had in keens
I am from rural kentucky, and bbq mutton is the number 1 meat bbq'd here, more than pork, chicken, or beef
nick looking sharp this episode
Where can you buy mutton online???
Anyone what type of grill/oven they use
Not the same anymore without you Nick!
That looks so good
So where do Keens buy their mutton from ? Which farm ?
3:12 did he say “Ladies and Germs”??
This man makes me want some mutton chop
Bring BBACK THE SHOW!!!!!!!
PLS
i know this will probably go unseen, but is there any way to upgrade the audio for this show? dining on a dime is perfect, but for the meat show it sounds like im listening from the other room.
The guy shloud do mukbang. I will enjoy watching him eat.
Please tell me where you got those socks I want them now!
Mutton used to be a mainstay of our diet 200 yrs ago
Can't hear y'all, it's too bad because I really wanted to see this episode 💚
Usually not a fan of this guy but he was respectful to the dish and explained it well.
Next time I need to show someone anything I hope I have the right socks on lol 😀
And the socks were a nice touch. I approve.