David Chang Makes Spicy Chicken Wings, Savory Strip Steak, and Leftover Noodles

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  • Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
  • These three recipes from Dave Chang are a home cook’s dream - easy, straightforward, and most importantly, delicious. These Spicy Chicken Wings, Savory Strip Steak, and Leftover Chicken Noodles require minimal effort and ingredients but pack a punch of flavor, thanks to our Momofuku Goods pantry essentials.
    The Chicken Wings only need Momofuku Spicy Seasoned Salt before being cooked, and then get taken to the next level with some Chili Crunch Hot Honey. He uses Momofuku Savory Seasoned Salt like salt and pepper as for Strip Steak, as a supercharged, umami-packed seasoning. For the noodles, he takes pre-cooked meat and leftover Momofuku Noodles, then rounds out the meal with fresh produce on hand and some Momofuku Chili Crunch and Momofuku Tamari.
    As always, there's no plan, no preparation but this is the essence of home cooking. Dave's not trying to hit the bulls-eye, just the target.
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  • @davidschilling2949
    @davidschilling2949 Рік тому +8

    I'm always searching for cheap/easy recipes and turns out one of the top USA chefs has the best ones. He doesn't market these vids as cheap or easy but he used Frozen food/whatever veggies you have/spice packets.....i mean that's what I have in my kitchen. Thanks Dave!

  • @msmiller57
    @msmiller57 Рік тому +21

    Love these videos Dave! The low key presentation and acknowledgement that great tasting food doesn't need a culinary degree, 50 steps and unicorn ingredients is so refreshing. Kudos!

    • @EGOCOGITOSUM
      @EGOCOGITOSUM Рік тому

      Yes it's annoying how channels like these gets so little audience while copypaste trash like Kenji, Weissman etc. get millions of followers this just to demonstrates how little people actually know about what good food means and how easly gaslighted are

  • @justinjones9028
    @justinjones9028 Рік тому +2

    Between this and the pod he did with Simmons for the masters… it’s great to have David back in my life.

  • @kaycem
    @kaycem Рік тому +18

    i've said it on another vid recently, but i LOVE seeing someone like david chang cooking the way i cook every day. a lot of people realize that cooking is hard *physical* work, but david also acknowldegs that it's *mentally* exhausting af to decide what meals to eat every day and go get all the ingredients blah blah blah. that is so fun when i have the time and energy, but i have to eat 3 meals a day, so it's not a realistic or affordable approach overall. a lot of pro chefs (or anyone who fancies themselves one on sm) focus on doing things CORRECTLY / only ONE WAY, often with the most expensive ingredients or tools at their disposal. imo it can make people feel like cooking something delicious is out of reach. ofc i'm sure he'd love if i had the momo salts and noodles, lol, but i can use this framework w what noodles and seasonings i do have on hand with little loss of quality.

  • @Banannna228
    @Banannna228 Рік тому +1

    Definitely would love to try your seasonings. Especially the spicy. Love watching everything you have ever done. Keep the content coming! Love you!❤

  • @miked5468
    @miked5468 Рік тому +2

    huge fan of these videos please keep posting them

  • @tdoran
    @tdoran Рік тому

    I throw out so much food. This is so inspiring! I don't know Asian flavor profiles very well, so this is awesome! No weird ingredients, either LOL

  • @sheilap7237
    @sheilap7237 Рік тому

    Will you be doing a bundle salt on your website

  • @wm6549
    @wm6549 Рік тому +1

    Good infomercial. Thank you.

  • @lyndaemge3486
    @lyndaemge3486 Рік тому +1

    I love everything about you and your cooking and products. What are those Pans you are cooking with ?

  • @ihatedill2447
    @ihatedill2447 Рік тому

    It's nice to see you again big brother

  • @Ldv0988
    @Ldv0988 Рік тому

    I have the spicy salt and i put it on e-very-thing it’s so good!

  • @osparatoxicos1179
    @osparatoxicos1179 Рік тому

    Greetings from Brazil.

  • @cjackson010101
    @cjackson010101 Рік тому

    I love the Sandra Lee shoutout.

  • @davidschilling2949
    @davidschilling2949 Рік тому +1

    Need some reaction shots of the crew eating it

  • @kinkinmyslinky967
    @kinkinmyslinky967 Рік тому +1

    Always love the F bomb drops. 😂

  • @gailsiangco5599
    @gailsiangco5599 Рік тому

    Lazy Cooking ! Awesome Chef David !

  • @janicklascary3868
    @janicklascary3868 Рік тому

    When will momofuku products be available in Europe ?

  • @jside108
    @jside108 Рік тому +1

    We need the salt line-up in stores!

  • @thedoad
    @thedoad Рік тому +7

    after microwaving bullshit to sell pots now we are down to "Buy my 20$ salt put it on god damn trader joes frozen orange chicken and call it a day" David chang everyone. Excited for the upcoming momofuku cream of mushroom soup casserole.

    • @wm6549
      @wm6549 Рік тому

      Worst YT cooking channel

    • @Inoneearandoutthe
      @Inoneearandoutthe Рік тому

      Very droll, @thedoad. Very droll.

    • @GT-hk8dy
      @GT-hk8dy Рік тому

      Yeah I have no respect for this guy. His food is overpriced hype bs, and now this crap

  • @tunafish808
    @tunafish808 Рік тому

    Dave can save world hunger.

  • @Razzmansupreme
    @Razzmansupreme Рік тому +2

    Dude please ship your products to Australia, it’s killing me!

  • @ScottyCycles
    @ScottyCycles Рік тому +1

    Please make versions of the salts without mushroom for those of us with mushroom allergies. I don't want it to literally be "too die for"

    • @richmondvand147
      @richmondvand147 Рік тому

      these can be made super easily in your own kitchen, why would you need him to spend a bunch of money for a very niche group of people (making things that are allergin free is extremely difficult and expensive commercially)? Its just salt kept with powders that you can buy pretty easily.

  • @deftpro849
    @deftpro849 Рік тому

    Commented on the last video, will comment it on this one.. Whats the brand of the black pans and wok?

    • @wm6549
      @wm6549 Рік тому

      If he is not getting paid by the company, he will not mention the brand.

    • @kaycem
      @kaycem Рік тому +1

      the lack of branding anywhere on the pan is suspicious. every type of pan imprints the brand on one or both handles, inside center, and center bottom; bc there is absolutely nothing in any of these spots or any others, my guess is what we see here is a lab test unit for a product david is developing for release. he said in a vid a year ago that he HATES woks like this, so him suddenly using one in every vid also supports this theory (bc he'd probably only want to use one whose issues he's "fixed" lmao). the handle is very unique too - molded to the hand rather than standard round/rectangular.

  • @naomichung6958
    @naomichung6958 Рік тому

    can you do an episode with Dave choi? can he cook?

  • @Daramgaria
    @Daramgaria Рік тому

    oooh yes mr. david chang sell me more of your salt !! i love buying products!!!!!! mmmmmmmmm i dont think you have enough of my money yet!! take it !

    • @Daramgaria
      @Daramgaria Рік тому

      dont u have enough money why are you doing this >:3

  • @brittle1
    @brittle1 Рік тому

    As a wise Benny Blanco once said, "_ _ _ _ David Chang" 😂

  • @kvanyeon
    @kvanyeon Рік тому

    "For the amount of deliciousness and the amount of work I put in there, you can't beat this" ---- The key is high-quality meat. You can't get that with subpar meat. Shout-out to those chicken farmers.

  • @thepickleddaikon501
    @thepickleddaikon501 Рік тому +3

    Why does Dave Chang always look like hes just about to let out a real acidic burp.

    • @Keukeu45
      @Keukeu45 Рік тому

      Can't unsee this now

  • @aaronwilliams943
    @aaronwilliams943 Рік тому

    this is bachelor cooking right here lol

  • @bkdizzle52
    @bkdizzle52 Рік тому

    I wish I could use momo chilicrisp oil as liberally as he does... lol

  • @brunobeccaro8653
    @brunobeccaro8653 Рік тому +1

    Dave, blink twice if you are being held here against your will, we will send someone to get you ! hang in there !

  • @MikeSmith-et5oj
    @MikeSmith-et5oj Рік тому +1

    I want to see a potato stir fry next time lmao

    • @kaycem
      @kaycem Рік тому

      me too! i immediately thought of home fries - using them in lieu of rice in a "fried rice" type dish lol. i bet it would be good, esp with the flavors of korean braised potatoes.

  • @trex1448
    @trex1448 Рік тому

    You can just swap out the chilli crunch with kimchi at the end or nothing..

  • @wm6549
    @wm6549 Рік тому +27

    His seasonings are his favorite probably because they are higher-margin products.

    • @Kde88
      @Kde88 Рік тому +3

      Lol I thought that too

    • @captivatemb
      @captivatemb Рік тому +10

      If I didn’t use them everyday I’d be inclined to agree but unfortunately for my wallet, they are fucking magic pixie spices that are absolutely as good as advertised 😂

    • @jkelso3020
      @jkelso3020 Рік тому +2

      I go thru the chili crisp in like 5 days. The salt would last a long longer imo

    • @wm6549
      @wm6549 Рік тому

      @@captivatemb I bought a set of the seasonings. The only one I like is the blue jar. The other two I don't care for.

    • @wm6549
      @wm6549 Рік тому +4

      @@jkelso3020 Make your own chili crisp. I use Sohla's recipe. It is cheaper and tastes as much better.

  • @itr0863
    @itr0863 Рік тому

    Decent

  • @KRayxKodessA
    @KRayxKodessA Рік тому

    I really need this product line in Canada ASAP.

    • @wm6549
      @wm6549 Рік тому

      It's not that good.

    • @cheriestone2403
      @cheriestone2403 Рік тому

      I’m in Canada, I ordered it online… Haven’t received it yet… We shall see…

    • @richmondvand147
      @richmondvand147 Рік тому

      just add powders to salt - its that easy

    • @cheriestone2403
      @cheriestone2403 Рік тому

      They have arrived! A huge box full of delicious treats! I like spicy things, but I have found that the spice is a smidgen hot for me, but the flavours are fantastic. The noodles are so good! I’ve used the noodles (without the spicy flavour packs) to make ramen. Good good good! I will order them again.

  • @mitchkhoang1240
    @mitchkhoang1240 Рік тому

    tear it up club

  • @Blueavatard
    @Blueavatard Рік тому +1

    He used Trader Joe’s frozen orange chicken for the noodle dish.

  • @yoitsdan
    @yoitsdan Рік тому

    You can get A-SHA noodles non Momofuku branded. They are wonderful, so much better than traditional deep fried ramen noodle bricks.

  • @GT-hk8dy
    @GT-hk8dy Рік тому +2

    This dude became a glorified housewife cook. Those chicken wings look lazy and horrible. What's next, boiled broccoli with kraft cheese sprinkled with momofuku salt for the kids?

  • @kenyattamartin7051
    @kenyattamartin7051 Рік тому

    Luv that frozen chicken , u x100 right. That sauce sucks

  • @chinrockable
    @chinrockable Рік тому +1

    I want to like these videos but they just seem like commercials

    • @kaycem
      @kaycem Рік тому

      but here you are, within MINUTES of posting. just admit you're a fan, babygirl.

    • @mescellaneous
      @mescellaneous Рік тому

      they are lol. how have you not caught on after all this time, that he simply is selling the noodles lol

  • @rfleisher1
    @rfleisher1 Рік тому +1

    I'm always surprised how much cross contamination you see from pros - seasons steak, hand goes right back in the jar for more.

    • @guitarrerist698
      @guitarrerist698 Рік тому

      Kitchen workers have strong immune systems

    • @richmondvand147
      @richmondvand147 Рік тому

      that jar probably is only for cooked meats or just gets tossed after the shoot. Basically any food media is a lie lol there is tons of stuff behinds the scenes that you wouldn't do when cooking normally esp in a professional kitchen

    • @weslypype1
      @weslypype1 Рік тому

      probably doesn't really matter - not many contaminants are going to survive within a jar of salt. also, if we know anything about Chang, he's primarily using this stuff on meat that's going to be cooked...
      I've been doing this for years when seasoning steak and I've never had any issues - again, not much is going to live in a salt container.

  • @AidilAfham
    @AidilAfham Рік тому +3

    You touched the steak and put your fingers back in that salt jar 😅

    • @heathers.7755
      @heathers.7755 Рік тому +1

      Salt's a dessicant, like honey. Any microbe you're gonna find in a kitchen will quickly die in salt. It's why salt's used to cure meats.

  • @relativity1581
    @relativity1581 Рік тому

    I’ll be making bbq burgers from real nonlab beef. Something “chef” should be able to make but can’t

    • @guitarrerist698
      @guitarrerist698 Рік тому

      thats not the point of home cooking at a budget

  • @relativity1581
    @relativity1581 Рік тому

    Any chef who even considers cooking with lab grown meats is NOT a real chef

    • @guitarrerist698
      @guitarrerist698 Рік тому

      Not every human on this planet have access to farm-grown meats from butcher shops.

  • @madmikescustomDaily
    @madmikescustomDaily Рік тому

    Love this man @madmikescustomdaily