Huge fan of your page brother. But as a fan I hope I can offer some criticism without you or other fans being upset with me. I feel a majority of long time subscribers would agree with me though. You already have videos for certain things (searing steaks and curing egg yolks, searing fish with your press down bubble technique... many, many, many more). For us long time subscribers, we've seen this. To get new viewers... I don't know. I've always been a fan of what you're CHEF technique and creativity skills were. Unfortunately, it got repetitive. You're one of the more skilled chefs I've seen on this platform. Go with it! There are plenty to teach the basics. If you're mad my POV... IDGAF
What's the vid where you used the less powerful blender. My only blender is an stick motor/handle with immersion/processor bowl/jug attachments. Also do you know if immersion blenders exist that will get anywhere close to this smooth of a result?
I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again, it makes zero sense how this isn’t at the top of youtube cooking content. It’s literally the most informative and entertaining cooking content on the platform. Keep it going!
I have been cooking all my life and had to learn all this from experimentation. The explanation of the basics is amazing here, helps people know you can modify this to your liking. This soup is perfection with a crunchy grill cheese, my lunch today.
I will try this soup. I can say with 100% certainty that French Onion Soup is better at my house than in restaurants. Time to add other soups to my repertoire.
Love the vid, love the channel, always such great quality! But I have a request! Do you think you could either 1. throw up a little recipe card somewhere in the video, 2. link to a recipe of yours in the description, or 3. name the ingredients in the video as you use them? Because I've got no clue what you used at 6:42, I just know it was something dairy based. I'm not an American-based viewer and have a lot of different dairy products available to me that have the consistency of what you used, so really can't be sure just by what was shown in the video. It looked like milk when you were pouring it into the tomato tin, but kinda spread like cream when poured into the soup, but the "pouring" cream I can get looks much thicker than milk so I'm just stumped.
I’d love to see your take on chicken tortilla soup. I know it’s the basic tex-mex soup you can get anywhere but I’ve been compiling recipes taking what I believe can make it better to make one that blows them all outta the water.
In Everett just north of Seattle there’s a family diner called Totem. It’s been there since the 1950s and has the best split pea soup. They say they are homemade from scratch. It’s really hard to get the perfect Split Pea soup and they have it mastered. It’s been several years since I’ve been able to get there but I hope they still make it. Used to be Wednesday was split pea soup day.
My favorite soup hands down, but no MSG for me. Had no idea tips like this could make the soup so much better. I wish I had a gas stove though. I have the Vitamix, which I absolutely love!
Great vid Matt! Also do the same except haven’t blended for longer than you think so will try it next time! Question: in beginning where did you get the flat wooden stir stick? My old one broke and haven’t found a good one like that. I make a killer split pea soup and cream bacon corn soup if you have would be curious to see if you make it differently. ❤
@@acooknamedMattthe split pea soup is the bomb the key is using smoked ham shanks. Is the wood spatula from Woodenhouse? Found one online and looks very similar to yours.
Is soup most underrated food? Everyone loves a great soup yet when you ask people their fav foods soup is rarely mentioned. When I was younger used to go to la Madeleine they had a killer tomato soup now just make my own will try and blend it longer thanks for that tiip 🤙
This video is brilliant. I haven't been a professional chef for over 10 years but it brings me right back there. Thanks so much edit: I'd love to see your take on Hot & Sour
im going to ask you in memory of your your grandma - and this guy didnt hardly metion it -- for the croutons -- what temp in the oven and how long? 450 for 20 minutes ish?
Your video has Alton Brown vibes. I suggest you watch his series/videos to take note. You explain very well, some thing here or there tbat can be helped with a script and some audio visuals. Good eats by AB will be a very good standard for this. Otherwise, I enjoyed the video very much.
Soup is hard to explain but easy to make. I love soup but only if I make it myself. Used to be grandma RIP but otherwise you cannot just trust anyone’s soup.
Real San Marzano tomatoes are always whole; anything called "San Marzano" that's chopped or purree is not really San Marzano. (Now, whether that really matters or not is a separate question.)
This recipe on discord thing is so specialized that most of his viewers will never see a recipe. Matt, can you post recipes differently? Or someone help?
I do not buy fresh tomatoes at all, the ones from the supermarkets are force ripened mostly and have piss poor flavour and texture. Tomatoes with good flavour and texture are to pricey to be blunt especially now, I do grow my own tomatoes which i process and preserve but i have nowhere near the volume to provide year round while still growing other vegetables. Canned tomatoes is one of the few produce ingredients i buy from the store, I don't buy the best, but buy the best value for the quality so mid range mostly and go ape when an offer is on the good stuff. Since covid lock downs i have converted 80% ish of my back garden to growing vegetables, added a second greenhouse 8' x 12' and filled the conservatory with planters. Sounds rather insane when you write it out but every month my family saves acouple of hundred by growing and preserving our own produce, as well as supplying my parents and my wifes parents. Our children learn a valuable lesson on where food comes from and the work that goes into preserving and cooking there food, dehydrating, freeze drying, canning, vacuum packing, pickling, fermenting, salting and freezing. It takes afair amount of work up front but once you have done it the upkeep is simple, The road i live on has 181 houses and prior to covid lockdowns only afew has small vegetable patches, now more than half have vegetable gardens and we swap produce and seeds. If you can come together as a group it saves costs by sharing equipment, seeds etc. About seeds if you buy some vegetables or fruit you like see if you can collect the seeds and grow your own, rinse and repeat. I bought several types of hierloom tomatoes from the farmers market to try and the ones i liked best i saved the seeds and grew my own, the same for chillis i grow, tried different varities and now grow the ones we like. I would also suggest keeping a reserve of seeds as well just in case, sadly we are ruled by senile old men who seem hell bent on securing there place in history, or just be a prick to everyone. Paranoid, yep you bet i am, i have family to take care of, plan for the worst, pray for the best, Prior Proper Preparation Prevents Piss Poor Performance vs Piss Poor Planning Promotes Piss Poor Performance, i take to first one seriously as my grandmother told me how her family surived WW1, the great depression and WW2. Take care, God bless one and all. apologies for the novel length post, but i deemed in important with regards to ingredients for your soups and stews, from the view of costs and availability as supply chains are still abit screwed up and fragile, post covid lockdowns.
Randomly stumbled upon your shorts and got here to watch the full video..but you dont have recipe here..its on some other social media that i dont use. Annoyed and disappointed 👎
Good soup is back and tomorrow’s video is about potatoes 🥔 !
Huge fan of your page brother. But as a fan I hope I can offer some criticism without you or other fans being upset with me. I feel a majority of long time subscribers would agree with me though. You already have videos for certain things (searing steaks and curing egg yolks, searing fish with your press down bubble technique... many, many, many more). For us long time subscribers, we've seen this. To get new viewers... I don't know. I've always been a fan of what you're CHEF technique and creativity skills were. Unfortunately, it got repetitive. You're one of the more skilled chefs I've seen on this platform. Go with it! There are plenty to teach the basics. If you're mad my POV... IDGAF
Soup… underrated
What's the vid where you used the less powerful blender. My only blender is an stick motor/handle with immersion/processor bowl/jug attachments.
Also do you know if immersion blenders exist that will get anywhere close to this smooth of a result?
I'm definitely gonna make this. What's the other spice you added? There's the oregano and red pepper flakes. I didn't see the other one. 😊
I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again, it makes zero sense how this isn’t at the top of youtube cooking content. It’s literally the most informative and entertaining cooking content on the platform. Keep it going!
Thank you so much
I am very happy with where this channel is going keep it up
I will thank you
I’m so happy you’re doing long format!
Me too I’m enjoying it :) stay tuned for tomorrow :)
I love how you took the effort to explain the fundamentals 👍
Glad you liked it
I have been cooking all my life and had to learn all this from experimentation. The explanation of the basics is amazing here, helps people know you can modify this to your liking. This soup is perfection with a crunchy grill cheese, my lunch today.
A clam chowder and a lobster or crab bisque would be epic.
Love where this is going.
+1 for lobster/crab bisque pls
Yum ok. 🦞
The bit at 10:44 is a very good etiquette and probably the first time I see an American doing it, so kudos to you man
I will try this soup. I can say with 100% certainty that French Onion Soup is better at my house than in restaurants. Time to add other soups to my repertoire.
honestly thankful for having you try your best while making these videos. explanations always on point brother thank you once more
I think you are going places Matt. I was able to see thise ingredients and know what to do! Let's goooo!
Let’s goo
Looks good. I wonder about other soups
New England clam chowder
Broccoli and cheese
Tortilla
Chicken noodle
Some sort of shrimp heavy soup.
Why is pea soup even a thing?
You got it ! 🍤
Love the vid, love the channel, always such great quality! But I have a request! Do you think you could either 1. throw up a little recipe card somewhere in the video, 2. link to a recipe of yours in the description, or 3. name the ingredients in the video as you use them? Because I've got no clue what you used at 6:42, I just know it was something dairy based. I'm not an American-based viewer and have a lot of different dairy products available to me that have the consistency of what you used, so really can't be sure just by what was shown in the video. It looked like milk when you were pouring it into the tomato tin, but kinda spread like cream when poured into the soup, but the "pouring" cream I can get looks much thicker than milk so I'm just stumped.
You explained perfectly!
That looks amazing, ty
Thanks to your detailed explanation I was able to bring my all time favourite soup to a whole new level, thank you so much!
So glad the series is back! Do birria next!
I’d love to see your take on chicken tortilla soup. I know it’s the basic tex-mex soup you can get anywhere but I’ve been compiling recipes taking what I believe can make it better to make one that blows them all outta the water.
Dude, love your approach to explaining not only the recipe but the craft. I’m in!! 🔥🙌🏼
Awesome! Thank you!
YESSSS!!!!! Pumpkin soup is my favourite 🤤🤤🤤(homemade obviously)
Thanks for this recipe, Matt. I'll try it for sure. It looks delicious 👌
I would love to see a recipe for french onion soup :-)
You got it 🧅
Looks great! I didn't see it on your discord. Can you share the amount of spices please? Thank you!
In Everett just north of Seattle there’s a family diner called Totem. It’s been there since the 1950s and has the best split pea soup. They say they are homemade from scratch. It’s really hard to get the perfect Split Pea soup and they have it mastered. It’s been several years since I’ve been able to get there but I hope they still make it. Used to be Wednesday was split pea soup day.
I’ll go check it out
Thanks!. Sounds delicious. I’ll definitely try this.
Please make pumpkin next 😊❤ Lovely tomato mouthwatering 😊
Split Pea Soup! There are so many recipes, I’m curious how you’d do it. Bolivian Peanut Soup (sopa de mani), pozole verde, Egg drop soup.
My favorite soup hands down, but no MSG for me. Had no idea tips like this could make the soup so much better. I wish I had a gas stove though. I have the Vitamix, which I absolutely love!
Good soup is back and we are starting with tomato soup. Omg
🍅 ❤
Awesome soup and sandwich right there!
That was a sick shot inside the cheese grater
Grater cam blew my mind
The recipe on your site is a little different than this. What are the measurements for the seasonings? And how much tomato paste do we use?
just joined make sure you give this site a thumbs up if you want to make this available to more of us folks.
Look at you going all English with the tomato’s 😉 love your content mate
Great video, also I love you knife. What brand is it?
Can you do french onion?
I can already envision how good that would be
Ye :)
maybe a creamy mushroom soup
Ok 👌
Restaurants use cheaper ingredients. They also curse more.
Thank you
What mic do you use? It looks cool and i kinda wanam pick one up
Yes! Love soups
You will be the next sensation
😮
Excellent
Finally! Someone else that cuts their onions starting horizontally.
That’s the only way I’ve seen it done
"I don't even smoke... anyway, so when you're making edibles"
When you brought up brownies I was hitting the J laughed and told my wife this is why he's the best we love the recipe of queso dip
Haha yes! I remember having too many of those once
@@acooknamedMatt 😂
Great vid Matt! Also do the same except haven’t blended for longer than you think so will try it next time! Question: in beginning where did you get the flat wooden stir stick? My old one broke and haven’t found a good one like that.
I make a killer split pea soup and cream bacon corn soup if you have would be curious to see if you make it differently. ❤
That pea soup sounds bomb. The flat stir stick was sent to me. I forgot the business but I’ll make a short one it
@@acooknamedMattthe split pea soup is the bomb the key is using smoked ham shanks. Is the wood spatula from Woodenhouse? Found one online and looks very similar to yours.
Is soup most underrated food? Everyone loves a great soup yet when you ask people their fav foods soup is rarely mentioned.
When I was younger used to go to la Madeleine they had a killer tomato soup now just make my own will try and blend it longer thanks for that tiip 🤙
The blending works
This video is brilliant. I haven't been a professional chef for over 10 years but it brings me right back there. Thanks so much
edit: I'd love to see your take on Hot & Sour
Yoo i LOVE hot and sour soup yes
@@acooknamedMatt my gf requests Laksa - also she loves all the cat themed cookware
Do Gumbo. I know it’s a stew but I think it can be a soup as well due to its comforting factors as other “soups”.
Soup is soup! Ok
nice one dude
Thanks!
That reminds me of Dom Touglas' tomato soup. Which of course is delicious.
That’s what it is :) i worked at all fifteen of his restaurants
My mouth is literally watering! That's too much soup for you! Can you send me half of it? 😬😉
Can you show us how to make Caldo de Res?
"I don't even smoke"
No....
.... you make edibles 😉
The croutons soaked in herbaceous butter was just the way my Grandmother RIP😢 did it.
:(
im going to ask you in memory of your your grandma - and this guy didnt hardly metion it -- for the croutons -- what temp in the oven and how long? 450 for 20 minutes ish?
Your video has Alton Brown vibes. I suggest you watch his series/videos to take note. You explain very well, some thing here or there tbat can be helped with a script and some audio visuals. Good eats by AB will be a very good standard for this. Otherwise, I enjoyed the video very much.
Good soup is gooood!!!
So good!
What were all the seasonings you used there is one at the far left corner next to the olive oil but can't see the label
What do you think of Kosterina EVOO? I'm in the market for some.
It’s really good
Your grilled cheese is off the charts.
THC is fat soluble, not water soluble, so people usually heat cannabis in fat to release and catch the THC. Cannabutter is an example.
Gotcha
How about a curry flavoured lentil soup?
What spices I only see oregano..and red pepper..?
Can you do other cream soups
Zuppa Toscana please!
Soup is hard to explain but easy to make. I love soup but only if I make it myself. Used to be grandma RIP but otherwise you cannot just trust anyone’s soup.
Love it! Now, do salads. Why are they so much better?
Nice idea 🥗
Tell us about the knife. It’s a beauty.
@mrnigelng you need to give this man nephew matt title asap uncle roger
lol
I wish we were neighbors haha
Btw albondigas bro
My ma used to make me that
Chicken or lamb soup for when you are a bit under the weather..please
Got it
Man dont put your Recipies on Discord only. That sucks!
It’s freeeeee
Cream of corn soup
I've never went to a restaurant to eat soup
I've never had good soup at a restaurants
So many better brands then cento
Real San Marzano tomatoes are always whole; anything called "San Marzano" that's chopped or purree is not really San Marzano. (Now, whether that really matters or not is a separate question.)
Anyone else able to find this recipe on his website or on discord? No luck over here
This recipe on discord thing is so specialized that most of his viewers will never see a recipe. Matt, can you post recipes differently? Or someone help?
@@perotinofhackensack2064 Yes, his videos are so good yet his recipe posting on discord is impossible to find. Matt, please help us out!
Hi Mat 😄
Hi !
Have you ever tried a Polish tomato soup? If you did not, I encourage you to try, however if you did, please describe the difference, thank you.
I have not. Thanks for teaching me something. I’ll look into it.
Tom yum
Just made grill cheese with a mandolin lol not the same.
You made it with a mandolin ?
Do caldo de pollo bro
Yesss
I make better soup than Starbucks could ever hope to make.
I'm absolutely positive that we're not understanding his explanation of Starbucks corporation the same way
But 9 times out of 10, I don't want creamy soup. I want brothy soup.
Then don’t put cream in it.
That’s good
Got a good cabbage soup recipe that’s not boring?
Try Bigos. Ends up more of a stew but it's a cabbage-heavy recipe thats pretty damn good.
@@ZundappBackSlap Just looked up a recipe, looks bad ass, thanks for the tip!
Love this! Thank You! How about Gazpacho? Great for warm weather and healthy.
Love gazpacho
@@acooknamedMattthat would be where you want fresh in season unbroken down tomatoes. Love Gazpacho and vichyssoise also.
fideo - 956 style
WEEDD aAAhAA WEEED eVERyBODY
Restaurants don’t have time lol
MSG
He doesn’t tell you any of the ingredients
You can see right?
I do not buy fresh tomatoes at all, the ones from the supermarkets are force ripened mostly and have piss poor flavour and texture. Tomatoes with good flavour and texture are to pricey to be blunt especially now, I do grow my own tomatoes which i process and preserve but i have nowhere near the volume to provide year round while still growing other vegetables. Canned tomatoes is one of the few produce ingredients i buy from the store, I don't buy the best, but buy the best value for the quality so mid range mostly and go ape when an offer is on the good stuff.
Since covid lock downs i have converted 80% ish of my back garden to growing vegetables, added a second greenhouse 8' x 12' and filled the conservatory with planters. Sounds rather insane when you write it out but every month my family saves acouple of hundred by growing and preserving our own produce, as well as supplying my parents and my wifes parents. Our children learn a valuable lesson on where food comes from and the work that goes into preserving and cooking there food, dehydrating, freeze drying, canning, vacuum packing, pickling, fermenting, salting and freezing.
It takes afair amount of work up front but once you have done it the upkeep is simple, The road i live on has 181 houses and prior to covid lockdowns only afew has small vegetable patches, now more than half have vegetable gardens and we swap produce and seeds. If you can come together as a group it saves costs by sharing equipment, seeds etc.
About seeds if you buy some vegetables or fruit you like see if you can collect the seeds and grow your own, rinse and repeat. I bought several types of hierloom tomatoes from the farmers market to try and the ones i liked best i saved the seeds and grew my own, the same for chillis i grow, tried different varities and now grow the ones we like. I would also suggest keeping a reserve of seeds as well just in case, sadly we are ruled by senile old men who seem hell bent on securing there place in history, or just be a prick to everyone. Paranoid, yep you bet i am, i have family to take care of, plan for the worst, pray for the best, Prior Proper Preparation Prevents Piss Poor Performance vs Piss Poor Planning Promotes Piss Poor Performance, i take to first one seriously as my grandmother told me how her family surived WW1, the great depression and WW2.
Take care, God bless one and all. apologies for the novel length post, but i deemed in important with regards to ingredients for your soups and stews, from the view of costs and availability as supply chains are still abit screwed up and fragile, post covid lockdowns.
hi
wtf just happened
Dunno
He speaks like someone who wears glasses to appear smarter.
I wear contacts
@@acooknamedMatt that’s nice. I was commenting on your voice
🇵🇸🇵🇸
Randomly stumbled upon your shorts and got here to watch the full video..but you dont have recipe here..its on some other social media that i dont use. Annoyed and disappointed 👎
You don't watch the video while making the recipe?
You don't watch the video while making the recipe?
How long does it take to make your hair look like such a mess? Tell the truth.....