Fun video Guga but when you get right down to it grill is a grill. Build quality is about longevity of the grill not the taste of the meat. But what if you used cheap charcoal? Would you get the same results? The same flavor? Will it sear the same as your BEST charcoal? Id love to see it. Thanks Guga and family.
Lmao, here in Brazil we cook meat in room temp, jk, but we use two bricks that are left from when the house was built, put any metal thing above & put charcoal down there About the room temp joke, im dying rn lmao, it was almost 40°C here today
Do every MEAT by Rotisserie please! Edit: Thanks for the ❤ Guga. I think campfire may have won for the next video and I agree I would really like to see that too but I definitely think rotisserie should be a future video, especially after Angel said he preferred it in the rotisserie prime rib video
I think rotisseries are gimmicks that get people to buy cooked chickens from grocery stores. At delis; we put salads on display in uncovered bowls and people buy from it even though it's the same product as prepacked (which has a visible sell by date and aren't getting dried out or oxidized) which are often cheaper or BOGO. Rotisserie is a display. The store will make a huge deal out of a blown light in one for this reason, even halting production to get it fixed. The spatchcock method he showed is actually a very good way to cook a chicken, and there's some science behind it. It not only cooks if faster, but gets the dark meat ahead of the white where it should be.
@@madthumbs1564 If you haven't got a rotisserie then don't diss it. The best chicken I had was a rotisserie one made at home, there is something about constantly basting in its own juices that makes it special. Its not slowcook its not fried its rotisserie its totally different, definitely not a gimmick
He knows his stuff but let’s not kid ourselves. The only cheap meat he bought was the ground beef. Well-marbled bone-in ribeye, thick cut of baby back ribs, definitely not store-bought chicken, bone marrow, veal. Salmon’s on its own. He could have cooked that ribeye on a hot rock and it still would’ve turned out great.
I really appreciate this one because it kind of helps dispel the myth that cheap tools or ingredients can't make proper food. Expensive stuff may work better sometimes, but it's practice and technique that truly lead to good food. Besides, lots of super delicious foods originated *because* somebody was poor and had to make good food without expensive ingredients XD
That's pretty much true for every art form. Everyone thinks equipment is what makes the best chef, photographer, videographer, artist, etc. But the truth is, a skilled person can make it work with next to nothing. Creativity and skill are the number #1 equipment IMHO.
It doesn't fit for guitartist. There the equipment makes it the most part. Sure if you can't play a cheap guitar you can't play a expensive one either. But if you can play, the great sound comes with great money. Trust me. 😅 But beside this, i totally agree with you.. And for the protocol, Ibanez and Marshall. 😊
Your videos are incredible. So impressed with the professional quality of your work: content, variety, camera angles, voice over, song selection and so on.
I've done this twice it worked so well! I'm about to throw my third one in right now... the first two were 1.5inch cuts this is only a 1inch ribeye... I hope it doesn't over cook it... I imagine not, probably stable levels like souvide
Guga love the " every meat" series! how about a series where we get angel involved more? im confident he learnt alot anyways and his character is what makes you two shine :D
I made your meatloaf recipe and it was fantastic. I added 6oz of sausage in with the beef. I'm making it again tomorrow because I ate the whole loaf throughout the day. Great recipe and thanks for sharing!
This is what a quality content looks like. It gets everyone interested into bbqing by demonstrating everyone can cook with cheap equipments. It shows Guga is in touch with his audience. Not many channel do that
I grilled on an old screen door on top of 2 cinder blocks in a field using mesquite wood that was laying around. The rabbits and squirrels were delicious.
I bought a $17 mini BBQ kettle to take on holidays at Xmas and literally everything I cooked on it was worth more than the grill. It left the fellow campers drooling because every night that I grilled the smells coming from my camp area were amazing. Wagyu, lamb chops, marinated chicken wings etc. We ate like kings on a $17 grill for 5 nights, was one of the best purchases I've ever made 👌
I bought a small round kettle grill for £5 (about $7) on sale in the autumn about 10 years ago and it is great. It cooks enough meat for my family and is small enough to take camping. The only trick to a good bbq is lumpwood charcoal and good recipes
Nice to see you finally cooking like most of us have to cook; on limited budgets. Yes, I've 'splurged' and bought a Sous Vide circulator, but day-to-day this is how most of us have to cook.
So what you're basically saying is that having a cheap grill is no excuse for not cooking some good meat. All you need is some skill. A good grill only makes cooking easier and it usually lasts longer than a cheap grill, that's it.
As ever, great choices in protein to put that thing to the test. Managing to cook good ribs and a whole chicken in that flimsy and confined grill displayed some real skills.
Ok, but this didn't come with a stand (needs a table). It won't last long, and can't work with propane. A good grill is an investment and convenience. -Toyota or Yugo.
That cheap BBQ performed well, but by the end of the video it seemed headed toward the trash bin. It was looking bent and burnt. I wonder how many more uses it had left in it.
Nice video, dear to my heart. I’ve only been able to buy cheap grills and some hand me downs (working poor) but not complaining. I cook everything on a hot plate, in a roaster oven or a toaster oven. We are old bohemian artists. Time stamp 21:24 a warped grill, happens all the time😊. God job Guga.
Hey Guga Just wanted to say your two channels have taught me so much about cooking during this quarantine and binge watching your videos have kept me sane. I made a dry aged ribeye steak a few days ago and it was AMAZING, definitely the best steak I've ever had. Definitely look forward to your videos every week now!
@@benjamin-rn5zn I bought it, the butcher said it was dry aged for 14 days. Didn't really get the "nutty" flavor but it was still super tender And had more of a beef flavor. The cap looked like it was melting away when I cut into it lol
Every time I watch one of your videos, I ideas start flying through my brain at the speed of light for meals to make the wife and kids. And man, they never complain!! Thanks guga, you're the man 🤙
That's an honest guy. Reminds you that you can make the rub at home and don't need to buy his. Not only that but actually makes a video teaching you how. I love that.
@@jpthepug3126 I don't think you understand, you place 2 bricks on the side, place a rack over it and place charcoal underneath it, set it on fire and you got yourself a free grill.
We want to see angel cooking again because he shows the reality of a new cook because your habillity makes everything look perfect, you're too good guga!!!! (I love your professional work anyways keep it up)
For years I have been using the Aussie Grill. I picked my first up for $25 back in 2005 and a second for $40 in 2017. Oddly, I have seen these same grills on PitMasters BBQ TV show. I've tried Webers and I never found them as easy to cook on. Not sure why but the little Aussie Grill killed it. The really expensive PK Grill has similar dimensions to the Aussie grill and the PK is the preferred grill for world champion steak cookers.
Ive never had bone marrow cured like that in the salt I usually eat it with the heme still in it cause it has more minerals that way I think but that's cool to see something different. I didn't even know curing it like that was an option until now!
Hey guga, try getting some imported butter from Europe, or just some higher quality butter in general. I noticed that you use the standard stick butter, and I think that if you used some higher quality butter then you could make your steaks and burgers taste a lot better! The basics I've seen is that pale butter is mostly watery, and the more yellow the butter, the happier the cow and the better the flavor! Anyways, Ciao Guga!
@@smartmoneytips4u So you're implying that Guga buying the most expensive steak in the world, that is well over 100$, and all of these other fancy ingredients is perfectly casual, suddenly it's outrageous to splurge on 13$ butter?
If you can control the heat and flames, you can cook great meat on a lot of cheap surfaces. We used to use a grill over an old aluminum washtub for grouse, pheasant, venison, etc and always were happy with the results.
i seem to watch his videos just after ive eaten.......just had pot roasted chicken and veg.....was full,but now im hungry again...... i know the feeling man, i feel it with you.
Guga... I got one for you and angel to try out: costco boneless beef short ribs...25ish bucks for 5 or 6 large rib sections. They're only choice grade but they beat any steak I've tried using your teaching! (Havent tried wagyu). I cut them in half and season w salt/pepper/garlic powder/accent and sous vide them for 24 hours at 134 degrees. I save the juices and add a slurry to thicken them up for a dipping gravy. I sear them in cast iron with regular melted butter. I like to get the iron hot enough that the butter flares up, gives a nice crust. This beats picanha and the ribeye cap steaks from costco for me hands down! Try it out and make a video lol!
Guga! My mentor!! I just bought a 15lb whole Ribeye Loin from Grand Western! Cutting it in half and dry aging one for 30days and the other 60... wish me luck!! Thanks for all the tips!
Therapist: Mirror world Guga isn't real. He can't hurt you. Mirror world Guga: 17:03 Also I've been binging the hell out of your videos hungry as hell but feeling too lazy to cook. Keep up the fun videos.
Hey Guga! Awesome video. Really interesting, as always. I'm especially excited about the meat loaf. Question for you - I live in an apartment and no grills are allowed, so I'm wondering if I can do the meat loaf exactly as you have done, but cook in a 375 degree oven until correct temp is reached? I realize I may lose a bit of the smokey flavor, but otherwise, what do you think? Also, thanks to you, I now cook Sous Vide, and wondering if that meat loaf would do well with that method, searing with my torch, of course!
Anthocyanin (the flavonoid that gives red, blue, and purple vegetables their colour) can change shade depending on the light source. A red onion that looks red in sunlight can look purple or blue indoors. The pH level and of course the settings of Guga's camera and of users' devices will also affect what each of us sees.
Ciao Guga,I am Stefano from Italy: few creative tips for you; -dry aged in hay (dry) .dry aged in mascarpone cheese .dry aged with clay)mix with oil) .dry aged in coffee-bean -cocoa nibs .dry aged in malt threshers .dry aged in grape pomace .dry aged in seadweed .dry aged with gin .dry aged in cocconut fat .dry aged in lactose (powder) .dry aged with peat
Happy Hump Day! Let’s cook some meat!
Try to reach 2M Guga, before 2021
"I Made The Most Expensive Dumplings" Please
I would love to see you do a desert in the bbq like choc stuffed bannnas
@@rujanbajracharya2222 Yeah great idea!!
Fun video Guga but when you get right down to it grill is a grill. Build quality is about longevity of the grill not the taste of the meat. But what if you used cheap charcoal? Would you get the same results? The same flavor? Will it sear the same as your BEST charcoal? Id love to see it. Thanks Guga and family.
The mark of a master grill-man is that they don’t need an expensive grill to make a masterpiece of a meal
Cost matters little in what results you can get with it (other than things like grill marks). You pay more for durability, size, weight, etc.
Reminds me of that episode in kitchen hell
Dmac 740 about 14
Correction: "The mark of a master grill-man is that they don't need a grill."
Its not what youre grill cost. But if you can control the fire.
I'm gonna petition for the next one to be: I cooked every MEAT over a roaring CAMPFIRE! (and now I believe in Bigfoot)
I'll sign that petition for sure
seconded! campfire best i'm remembering my time in girl scouts now
As much as I want to see every MEAT cooked by Rotisserie, I would actually like to see this too
Just yes.(especially the bigfoot part)
Petition signed
Equipment: Lv1
Skill: Lv99
It's like replaying a game you've already 100% completed, but this time, you try and beat everything at the lowest level possible 😂
Bruh facts
Mafia boss: lvl 50
@@DingoDIDeatmybaby
😂😂
Cheapest grill: steal a shopping cart, lay it sideways put coal under
😅
Dang, my first thought was "gotta try this!"
Wrong. Steal a shopping cart, lay it sideways, steal the coal and then put the coal under
@@danipoz4420 steal the coal in the stolen shopping cart then run like hell!
hehe raising hope reference
British: aluminium
American: aluminum
Guga: alumin
Guga's way is the way.
British people actually say "Alenium" and it's hilarious.
@@DexiduousRose nah we say aluminum not "aluminiIum
@@DexiduousRose this is the way
is bcuz he is Brazilian, and we Brazilians have difficulty with some words pronounce
when we speak fast in english, we ended up skipping some syllables hahaha
cook in the cheapest grill. use the most expensive meat you can find with the best charcoal there is lol. guga, you are awesome, man!
Dude it really doesn't matter what grill you use.. you don't even need a grill. You just need coal, oxygen, and meat.
@@chefmesser420 True story
@@chefmesser420 very true said man..🖒🖒🖒
@@chefmesser420 agreed. I miss when Guga did more experiments. It's all now "I did X and it blew my mind"..
@@chefmesser420 i think his message flew over your head, thats exactly what he said
Next guga title: “I burnt my house down to cook every meat and it blew my mind”
If this doesn't get a thousand likes, that would be some bullshit. 😂 Gold!
He can do it on target but he has to be quick
“I shoved every meat up my ass and set myself on fire, and it blew my mind!”
Seth Gaston hey im from the future from almost a week later, it only has 14 likes not including mine.
@@qxarts3896 thas weird
Loving these "every MEAT" videos ♥️
Best series for sure.
Yeah, making me jealous
best series
This isn't the cheapest grill. The cheapest I have seen is for $2 at home depot, its aluminum tray with a grate and charcoal.
Yeah, but the title isn’t “the cheapest grill” it’s “the cheapest grill I found” he most likely doesn’t live anywhere near you
The cheapest grill is in fact a grate on two rocks.
I used a cheapo like that one time I got a Walgreens it was all right
The cheapest grill is actually a disassembled sewer grate.
Literally almost free. Just be aware there’s an acquired taste.
Lmao, here in Brazil we cook meat in room temp, jk, but we use two bricks that are left from when the house was built, put any metal thing above & put charcoal down there
About the room temp joke, im dying rn lmao, it was almost 40°C here today
The company of the grill seeing Guga saying that their grill is horrible:👁👄👁
They'll probably send him a better one for free now.
They got a ridiculous amount of orders when everyone saw what Guga made with it.
@@illustriouschin Lol ig
Do every MEAT by Rotisserie please!
Edit: Thanks for the ❤ Guga. I think campfire may have won for the next video and I agree I would really like to see that too but I definitely think rotisserie should be a future video, especially after Angel said he preferred it in the rotisserie prime rib video
Hippity hoppity this comment was my property!
Just a joke btw I hope he does
@@Real_Kaedinh I've been asking for ages I just need enough likes for him to see it
I’m gonna get you there
I think rotisseries are gimmicks that get people to buy cooked chickens from grocery stores. At delis; we put salads on display in uncovered bowls and people buy from it even though it's the same product as prepacked (which has a visible sell by date and aren't getting dried out or oxidized) which are often cheaper or BOGO. Rotisserie is a display. The store will make a huge deal out of a blown light in one for this reason, even halting production to get it fixed. The spatchcock method he showed is actually a very good way to cook a chicken, and there's some science behind it. It not only cooks if faster, but gets the dark meat ahead of the white where it should be.
@@madthumbs1564 If you haven't got a rotisserie then don't diss it. The best chicken I had was a rotisserie one made at home, there is something about constantly basting in its own juices that makes it special. Its not slowcook its not fried its rotisserie its totally different, definitely not a gimmick
Guys just proves that he doesn’t even need money to make good food because he has perfected his technique.
OH NO. HE HAS BECOME "MEAT LORD REQUIEM"
He knows his stuff but let’s not kid ourselves. The only cheap meat he bought was the ground beef. Well-marbled bone-in ribeye, thick cut of baby back ribs, definitely not store-bought chicken, bone marrow, veal. Salmon’s on its own. He could have cooked that ribeye on a hot rock and it still would’ve turned out great.
cwg73160 not his fault that ur a broke bitch
Bot Boi You‘re the one who speaks the language of the poor, little guy.
@@botboi9653 u got roasted... or grilled
Me: *I can't cook those things because the equipment is too expensive*
Guga: *cooks with a cheap grill* *
Me: *F*ck.*
I really appreciate this one because it kind of helps dispel the myth that cheap tools or ingredients can't make proper food. Expensive stuff may work better sometimes, but it's practice and technique that truly lead to good food. Besides, lots of super delicious foods originated *because* somebody was poor and had to make good food without expensive ingredients XD
That's pretty much true for every art form. Everyone thinks equipment is what makes the best chef, photographer, videographer, artist, etc. But the truth is, a skilled person can make it work with next to nothing. Creativity and skill are the number #1 equipment IMHO.
It doesn't fit for guitartist. There the equipment makes it the most part.
Sure if you can't play a cheap guitar you can't play a expensive one either. But if you can play, the great sound comes with great money. Trust me. 😅
But beside this, i totally agree with you..
And for the protocol, Ibanez and Marshall. 😊
Your videos are incredible. So impressed with the professional quality of your work: content, variety, camera angles, voice over, song selection and so on.
Guga pls do “I cooked everything in the dishwasher” 😀
I've done this twice it worked so well! I'm about to throw my third one in right now... the first two were 1.5inch cuts this is only a 1inch ribeye... I hope it doesn't over cook it... I imagine not, probably stable levels like souvide
Thats basically sous vide but just a bit worse
God, I remember that episode of Home Improvement.
Dishwasher "Sous Vide"
Please!!
his relationship with his nephew is really cute and wholesome tbh
tru
Tru
Bru
Netflix: Are you still watching?
Someone's daughter: 7:32
The Bloody Doctor oh, you sweet summer boy
@@HelloHello-vk5ob lmaoo
LMAOOOOOOO
LOL
@The Bloody Doctor Choir boy
Guga love the " every meat" series! how about a series where we get angel involved more? im confident he learnt alot anyways and his character is what makes you two shine :D
I made your meatloaf recipe and it was fantastic. I added 6oz of sausage in with the beef. I'm making it again tomorrow because I ate the whole loaf throughout the day. Great recipe and thanks for sharing!
Guga's butcher must really like him, those baby back ribs have about a half of the loin meat still on them.
oh yeah he's got a great meat dealer. Shows up in the videos sometimes.
Guga's been putting that butcher's kids through college
This is what a quality content looks like. It gets everyone interested into bbqing by demonstrating everyone can cook with cheap equipments. It shows Guga is in touch with his audience. Not many channel do that
I’ve cooked plenty of “GUGA” steaks on a $20 grill from Walmart thanks to your channel. Much love ❤️
I grilled on an old screen door on top of 2 cinder blocks in a field using mesquite wood that was laying around. The rabbits and squirrels were delicious.
The steaks were probably more expensive than the grill!
Probably???? More like definitely 😂.
Hell the chimney of charcoal was too probably
I bought a $17 mini BBQ kettle to take on holidays at Xmas and literally everything I cooked on it was worth more than the grill.
It left the fellow campers drooling because every night that I grilled the smells coming from my camp area were amazing. Wagyu, lamb chops, marinated chicken wings etc. We ate like kings on a $17 grill for 5 nights, was one of the best purchases I've ever made 👌
“I started with a little bit of garlic- and by a little, I mean a lot.”
He should do a “I cook every meat in a Easy Bake oven”
I don't think that's possible
Yeah,the tiniest slivers of meat. Lol.
😂
I bought a small round kettle grill for £5 (about $7) on sale in the autumn about 10 years ago and it is great. It cooks enough meat for my family and is small enough to take camping. The only trick to a good bbq is lumpwood charcoal and good recipes
Guga literally looks and sounds exactly like someone you'd want on steak duty. And the funny part is. Is that its true
9:26
Guga: Mix them together and your binding sauce is...
Me: d o n e
Guga: ready
Damn, you’re just too overpowered when it comes to cooking steaks.
Level 99 cooking
They need to nerf him ASAP
my nigga got steak 100
Ture
GAAAAAY
Nice to see you finally cooking like most of us have to cook; on limited budgets. Yes, I've 'splurged' and bought a Sous Vide circulator, but day-to-day this is how most of us have to cook.
13:13 "I add a little bit of garlic, and by little i mean a lot." lol
the membrane is my favourite part. it's like the crispy bit on the corn dog. yum !
"Since we have bacon inside, let's also put it on the outside" Now that's a man who knows how to cook
"By a little i mean a lot"
-guga
Always gonna season it well with garlic 👀
So what you're basically saying is that having a cheap grill is no excuse for not cooking some good meat. All you need is some skill.
A good grill only makes cooking easier and it usually lasts longer than a cheap grill, that's it.
Well you also need quality meat, which he obviously has :D
@@ronjadu2182 yeah his meat plug must be a rich man
Ronja Du well he did cook with cheap accessible meat
You're a smart person
@@elvgamez3864 Define cheap accessible meat, because that for sure wasn't for me.
As ever, great choices in protein to put that thing to the test. Managing to cook good ribs and a whole chicken in that flimsy and confined grill displayed some real skills.
Guga: uses Dr pepper.
Me: *happy Texas noises*
Honestly, this is the best episode I have seen so far to introduce another person to the channel. It showcases so much of his knowledge.
Oh man everything looks so good! This proves that you don’t need an expensive grill.. you just need the skills! Amazing job 😍
Ok, but this didn't come with a stand (needs a table). It won't last long, and can't work with propane. A good grill is an investment and convenience. -Toyota or Yugo.
guga's mom: he's about to say her first words!
Baby guga: so... So Lets do it
Underrated
That cheap BBQ performed well, but by the end of the video it seemed headed toward the trash bin. It was looking bent and burnt. I wonder how many more uses it had left in it.
inb4 disposable grill
Nice video, dear to my heart.
I’ve only been able to buy cheap grills and some hand me downs (working poor) but not complaining. I cook everything on a hot plate, in a roaster oven or a toaster oven. We are old bohemian artists. Time stamp 21:24 a warped grill, happens all the time😊. God job Guga.
Calling marrow the butter of the gods is about on point. I've been cooking for a loooong time but that marrow/brine trick is a new one. Kudos.
Hey Guga
Just wanted to say your two channels have taught me so much about cooking during this quarantine and binge watching your videos have kept me sane. I made a dry aged ribeye steak a few days ago and it was AMAZING, definitely the best steak I've ever had. Definitely look forward to your videos every week now!
Nirmal Maxwell how long did you dry age it
@@benjamin-rn5zn I bought it, the butcher said it was dry aged for 14 days. Didn't really get the "nutty" flavor but it was still super tender And had more of a beef flavor. The cap looked like it was melting away when I cut into it lol
I love Angel's honest with the bone shot. "Just tastes like bourbon" 😂👍
Every time I watch one of your videos, I ideas start flying through my brain at the speed of light for meals to make the wife and kids. And man, they never complain!! Thanks guga, you're the man 🤙
That's an honest guy. Reminds you that you can make the rub at home and don't need to buy his. Not only that but actually makes a video teaching you how. I love that.
Guga : "This is THICC"
Everyone : "DAMN BOY HE THICC "
Chookityyy
EXTRA THICCCCK🍑🍑
I've been using this grill for years and seeing Guga use it in his video, it also blew my mind!
7:35 can't even look at a meatloaf without thinking about her
I have one question for you...
Why?
It is technique over method! Guga is a master cook.
Cheapest grill? Haha, I use 2 bricks and a rack!
That’s not a grill your just cooking with bricks
@@jpthepug3126 Bruh, they don’t place the food on the brick
@@Saturnium119_III I didn’t say they did
@@jpthepug3126 its his version of a grill
@@jpthepug3126 I don't think you understand, you place 2 bricks on the side, place a rack over it and place charcoal underneath it, set it on fire and you got yourself a free grill.
Guga - “I cooked every meat in the cheapest grill!”
-proceeds to cook bone marrow
E
That's meat.
@@oneblacksun I mean not necessarily......
It comes from a meat creature so it's meat!
@@hello.500yearsago8 that's good, Ya know the more Age of grape the more tasty so if we age it it will be so expensive lol
“So less do eeet”
You forgot ™
And your comment is dune
Black pepppppper
He pronounces it wrong now :(
And by wrong he pronounces it more right, but it's wrong.
in bosnia, we cook on the burning hot floor.
Hello fellow bosnian
Bos gdje si brate
@@dutchsbeardisvandertrimmed1274 Evo me haha
We want to see angel cooking again because he shows the reality of a new cook because your habillity makes everything look perfect, you're too good guga!!!! (I love your professional work anyways keep it up)
For years I have been using the Aussie Grill. I picked my first up for $25 back in 2005 and a second for $40 in 2017.
Oddly, I have seen these same grills on PitMasters BBQ TV show.
I've tried Webers and I never found them as easy to cook on. Not sure why but the little Aussie Grill killed it.
The really expensive PK Grill has similar dimensions to the Aussie grill and the PK is the preferred grill for world champion steak cookers.
Ive never had bone marrow cured like that in the salt I usually eat it with the heme still in it cause it has more minerals that way I think but that's cool to see something different. I didn't even know curing it like that was an option until now!
The grill doesn’t make the man, the man makes the grill.
Hey guga, try getting some imported butter from Europe, or just some higher quality butter in general. I noticed that you use the standard stick butter, and I think that if you used some higher quality butter then you could make your steaks and burgers taste a lot better!
The basics I've seen is that pale butter is mostly watery, and the more yellow the butter, the happier the cow and the better the flavor!
Anyways, Ciao Guga!
Hey, maybe i'll keep this in mind next time I go food shopping online. Thank you!
We used to, or still do have dye in our butter too.
Snob
@@smartmoneytips4u So you're implying that Guga buying the most expensive steak in the world, that is well over 100$, and all of these other fancy ingredients is perfectly casual, suddenly it's outrageous to splurge on 13$ butter?
If you can control the heat and flames, you can cook great meat on a lot of cheap surfaces. We used to use a grill over an old aluminum washtub for grouse, pheasant, venison, etc and always were happy with the results.
The meatloaf and the ribs look to die for! Amazing video, as always
I've just finished eating and you are making me hungry again...
i seem to watch his videos just after ive eaten.......just had pot roasted chicken and veg.....was full,but now im hungry again...... i know the feeling man, i feel it with you.
love the food man im also brazilian but we need more brazilian food on the channel please!!!
Oh cmon, Guga belongs to us too! Guga, Cook Indonesian food!!
Oh just let him cook what he wants
Cook Chinese food
Cook non-racist food!
@@madthumbs1564 whats that supost to mean
Try next time: Cooking every meat on home made cooking tools like clay pot, grill, etc. Good luck, Guga!
Guga you are a very hard working man trying to please everyone and i respect that.
You should do, “I cooked every meat over a campfire”
"And when i say a little *I MEAN ALOT* "😂
guga, please try to make your "guga rub" sell in stores, that could be a big investment
Guga... I got one for you and angel to try out: costco boneless beef short ribs...25ish bucks for 5 or 6 large rib sections. They're only choice grade but they beat any steak I've tried using your teaching! (Havent tried wagyu). I cut them in half and season w salt/pepper/garlic powder/accent and sous vide them for 24 hours at 134 degrees. I save the juices and add a slurry to thicken them up for a dipping gravy. I sear them in cast iron with regular melted butter. I like to get the iron hot enough that the butter flares up, gives a nice crust. This beats picanha and the ribeye cap steaks from costco for me hands down! Try it out and make a video lol!
4:17 "...that is PERFECTION."
*Meat*canyon intensifies
Guga! My mentor!! I just bought a 15lb whole Ribeye Loin from Grand Western! Cutting it in half and dry aging one for 30days and the other 60... wish me luck!! Thanks for all the tips!
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Delete this☠️☠️☠️
Im crying
I had mostly same thought. Now i have to send to my husband so we can share a giggle. 😂🤷
Welcome to another episode of...
Guga gettting me hungry
Now I can't cook without first saying "Lets dooo it!"
a true artist doesn’t need the best pencil to make good art, nice job guga
Guga ! Im from Tijuana Mexico, and i have a grill like yours since 10 years or more!
Of course it works!!
You are the best! Saludos mi amigo :)
“This thing will get hot, so I better use some tongues”
Weird way to lift an air vent but OK.
Tongs*
Javabasily eheehehehe “tongues” bruh
@Jerry uh its a joke
@@2ndHandExperience it's a joke smh
Didn't he say thongs? I thought I had understood...
No one:
My parents: You’re watching that meat guy AGAIN 😂
My parents:That lets do eet is kinda getting old.
Me:Well not really.
This is all my dad watches lol
Next video will be :"i cooked every meat in the freezer"
This is one of your best videos in my opinion.... so many things to try 👌
Therapist: Mirror world Guga isn't real. He can't hurt you.
Mirror world Guga: 17:03
Also I've been binging the hell out of your videos hungry as hell but feeling too lazy to cook. Keep up the fun videos.
Hey Guga! Awesome video. Really interesting, as always. I'm especially excited about the meat loaf. Question for you - I live in an apartment and no grills are allowed, so I'm wondering if I can do the meat loaf exactly as you have done, but cook in a 375 degree oven until correct temp is reached? I realize I may lose a bit of the smokey flavor, but otherwise, what do you think? Also, thanks to you, I now cook Sous Vide, and wondering if that meat loaf would do well with that method, searing with my torch, of course!
This dude is going to make the seller take down his grill from Amazon..
Why? It worked perfectly for the most part even though it was cheap.
There might be some hope for me then !! loved your video Guga excellent cooking and review ..LIKE 96 from my Channel .👍👍
I agree a great video ..
Can someone secure this guy's mind? Seems like its always getting blown away.
I love how Guga meat-iculously tend to the cheap grill, lest it ruin the meats.
calling a red onion "purple onion" gives me anxiety to the max
He is brazilian, here red onion is called "cebola roxa" = purple onion, this might be the reason.
It's purple...
@@jurusco obrigado. didn't know that
Anthocyanin (the flavonoid that gives red, blue, and purple vegetables their colour) can change shade depending on the light source. A red onion that looks red in sunlight can look purple or blue indoors. The pH level and of course the settings of Guga's camera and of users' devices will also affect what each of us sees.
@@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co well, but it is still called a red onion by definition. right :)
I cooked every meat in a wood fire, that would be great
Ciao Guga,I am Stefano from Italy:
few creative tips for you;
-dry aged in hay (dry)
.dry aged in mascarpone cheese
.dry aged with clay)mix with oil)
.dry aged in coffee-bean -cocoa nibs
.dry aged in malt threshers
.dry aged in grape pomace
.dry aged in seadweed
.dry aged with gin
.dry aged in cocconut fat
.dry aged in lactose (powder)
.dry aged with peat
15:08 I was afraid Guga was gonna go "You like that charcoal huh...apuchikuchiku who's my good boy?"
My Gf: 'how are you so good?"
Me: 19:09 ;- )
Feel like that would rlly hurt if you did that
wow!
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@@nixta2528 yep
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That is not a cheap grill a cheap grill is like 3 dollars
Guga: Add a splash of white wine
Adam Ragusea: AdD tHe WhOlE bOtTlE
Awesome video Guga! Everything looked delicious!
Already failed by going online and buying one. Should've used the free ones they have in every park.
Things are filthy