Honestly, something funny about that scene is that it isn’t necessarily totally random. During an earlier part of the fight, Tony is being thrown around, and he actually flies past the Shawarma joint. And it really is just like Tony to notice something like that while he is in the middle of a fight to the death, and just have it somewhere in his brain until he can use it.
I've never seen shawarma chicken that is marinated in yogurt. Looks tasty though. Overall it seems closer to a greek gyro than middle eastern shawarma.
The reason why he wrote shawarma instead of gyro is probably for the sake of consistency. The movie called this a shawarma and itd be odd to call this a gyro after showing that clip
I make the greek version of garlic sauce which is stabilized with crustless white bread, had too many problems with the Lebanese version breaking. My late husband loved garlic and would literally use garlic sauce for dipping bread in.
@@johnrankin7135 Different people, different tastes. Personally I don't like tasting any sweetness in a meat sandwich. Makes me wunna throw up. P.S. (unless that sweetness was coming from pomegranate molasses 🤤).
You can use tahini and toum together, on either chicken or beef shawarma, or even a beef-chicken mixture. The important part is making sure it's actual garlic sauce, not some disgusting mayo version. If your garlic sauce uses mayo, it is NOT real garlic sauce.
Fun fact: when Tony gets sent flying down a street, about a few city blocks, if you pause or slow motion your way to the right spot, you can see a shawarma place. He had a split second to notice it, but I'm positive he saw it out of the corner of his eye, mentally logged it, and when he woke up and realized the fight was over, he was hungry, remembered the shawarma place, and figured "why not, it's on my mind, you never know when the next chance might come along, let's get some shawarma to celebrate saving the planet". And Thor seemed to enjoy his shawarma. Nice, big chunky bites. And Cap must have had a sore jaw (Chris Evans had a beard for his next film coming in, so he had to hide it from the camera because he was far enough along on it he didn't want to spend too long growing it back).
Babish: *attempts to recreate any dish from a foreign region as it is served in his region or with a few adjustments of his own* Literally every person from the original region: so you have chosen death
@@Khazandar so if he claimed to recreate a traditional dish, and messed up key parts of that dish, and we pointed those things out as fucking natives, we become narrow minded twats?
@@hishamzaza174 Pointing out, in order to inform or help, is one thing. Frothing at the mouth, hurling insults, and having a temper tantrum reminiscent of a three year old is entirely different.
@@Khazandar well you've got a point, no one likes 3 year old tantrums. It just seemed to me that you included everyone in your insult. Just a misunderstanding I guess.
Babish: *makes shawarma* Every shawarma lover in a 20 metre radius: I sense a disturbance (Edited to replace “middle eastern” with “shawarma lover”. Thanks to the replies in the comments, I now know that my region isn’t the only one with intense love for meat wrapped in bread.)
@@NadiaSeesIt I'm not making wild claims. People here take shawarma very seriously. We have a large Middle Eastern population. We have doner. We have gyro. We even have tacos al pastor. But shawarma reigns over them all.
When Babish is feeling lazy, he doesn't hand grind the spices in his homemade Shawarma. When I'm feeling lazy, I eat cold cereal. I also do that when I'm not feeling lazy.
Tip: The shape of the stacks of meat is VERY important in getting good shwarma/gyros/doner. It needs to be a cone, the reason for that is because it makes the meat cook unevenly so that when it is carved you have a 'slice' of your meat that has parts which are roasted to a crisp and other bits that are still quite tender. The variation in texture and flavour are a key part of the dish, and the whole point of the cooking method chosen.
He could always carve it into a cone later. To be honest it doesn't affect the taste THAT MUCH, since the outside is crisp and the inside is juicy/tender, whateva you wanna call it.
Really? They aren’t supposed to be there? What’s tabbouleh supposed to be made of? 🤔 (genuinely curious because I’ve made tabbouleh with cucumber because of a recipe I found)
@@miahan8988 generally, it's only made with parsley, tomatoes, onions, and burghul (the cracked wheat). Also, the proportions are very off in this video too, you need proportionally more parsley and less burghul for authentic tabbouleh.
I would have to really hope that's a replica because the merovingians were known for using an iron source that contain Trace Amounts of mercury and asbestos
Okay then guys you know somr people doesn't give a fuck if this comment is used millions of times it's still funny to some people and if you have a problem about it then get out
There’s so many variations of shawarma. I loved the Turk döner kebab I used to eat from my stint in Germany. Very different from the Greek donner. But they all share the basic structure: pita bread (named differently according to costume), shawarma/gyros/kebab barbecue, yoghurt based dressing, regional salad and seasoning.
I would recommend adding water, crushed garlic, salt, lemon juice, and optionally chopped parsley to your tahini sauce so it’s even more authentic like how they make it in the Middle East.
For everyone feeling the need to tell him "You're doing it wrong" Note the Avengers was in New York, so if it's not like your shawarma there's a reason. It's not where you are. Hell even in NYC it's likely there are 20+ different ways it's made. Take a breath and remember that dishes change based on where they are made. Regional variation is the name of the game when it comes to food. That said, Thanks for all the time you took to make this Andrew. 8)
Hoigwai thank you I was just about to comment this. The only information the movie gives is "generic schwarma place in NYC" and I'm pretty sure Babish lives in NYC, so armed only with that info he made a recipe the closest to what he's tried there. Naturally it's not gonna be perfect authentic schwarma, same way that pizza (a New York staple) isn't going to be exactly how they do it in Italy.
Babish is missing way too many main components to this sandwich to qualify calling it a shawarma. This is just a chicken sandwich. Garlic mayo is key first and foremost. Putting tabbouleh salad in a shawarma is unheard of and can get you life in prison in the Middle East. Turnip? who needs it. Pickles? pssht. Camman, babby!
Dude wanna be triggered even harder? I live in Israel and even the water is kosher. Just give me a random product that isn't made out of pork or sea food and I'll find a kosher version of it for you.
dude this isnt shawarma tho.... half of it is greek. what he made isnt tabbouleh (it should have less bulgur, no cucumbers, no spices, and lots of lemon), he made greek pita bread and tzaziki, and marinated the chicken in yogurt (without the random spiced it is used to make shish tawook - chicken kebabs). the reason people are mad at this is because its the equivalent to americans creating "fortune cookies" and passing them off as chinese when its a 100% american treat
everyone in the comments is like "this isn't shawarma" and "you're not supposed to eat it like a taco" but there are no comments saying what exactly shawarma is and how you are supposed to eat it THE ANSWER SINCE THERE ARE HELLA REPLIES (edit 2): the most commonly agreed on thing is that real shawarma is more akin to a burrito (or a cone), not a taco like babish made/ate. the inside is a meat of your choice (most common red meat is beef, most common white meat is chicken) and the toppings vary depending on the middle eastern country; some say a garlic sauce, pickles, and potatoes, some say none of that and maybe ketchup or hummus edit: if you're not going to reply to this answering my question don't bother replying, I will report you otherwise I'm tired of the argument going on
Shawarma can be either chicken or meat. In the chicken it's served like a burrito with garlic sauce, French fries, chicken slices, pickles, and lettuce all wrapped by thin Arabic white bread. In the meat its served with tahina sauce, tomato slices, pickles, meat slices again wrapped by white Arabic bread. Its often drunk with fruit smoothies to go with.
ok wait... Babby did an episode with Jon Favreau, who is in the iron man movies and produced a ton of the Marvel Movies... Now he is doing an Avengers video! Does this mean that there is a possibility of a Oliver Babish cameo in a future Marvel movie????
Fun fact: Chris Evans hides his face in the scene because he was growing a beard for another role and the director called them all in months after the movie was shot
Second fun fact: it's not just that he had the beard, they attempted to fasten a "prosthetic jaw" to cover the beard, it looked super weird and unnatural, so instead of CGI-ing it later Chris just covered his face.
Have I ever mentioned how nice it is that he includes his mess ups? Doesn’t shy away from it or nothin. That in itself is inspiring. Oh this master chief forgot to do something in the recipe, I no longer feel bad about my mishap in the kitchen either.
That is was amazing if I can add as a Saudi cook and Shawarma is now one of the main dishs that we consume .. the Tehini that you made was in the concentrated form .. usually we dilute it with buttermilk, lemon juice ,salt and black pepper thank you
Hey B, can you maybe in the near future do an episode where you recreate a god-awful dish and turn it into something appetising? I miss those types of episodes! Anyway, keep up the good work.
Thomas Keidan I had a similar (but more specific) suggestion for him. It was Gruel from Oliver. I remember in high school a Welch girl I liked told me her grandmother used to make gruel for her and it was super tasty. Still, to this day I have no idea what it is and every time I hear anyone mention it, it's described as disgusting.
The Shawarma Scene was done on the fly, it was not originally in the scripted but they ended up going more or less to hang out after work and eat it. It was so a humanizing concept after what they had done more or less in the movie that having time to blow off some steam they decided it was best to film and add it to the movie.
0:07 that scene was filmed after the movie premiered. Chris Evan's was in the middle of Snowpiercer's production,so he had a beard when they filmed that scene,which is why he has his fist over his face.
In Lebanon, we eat chicken shawarma with toom, a thick and fragrant garlic paste. Tahini is usually reserved for meat shawarma and falafel sandwiches. Great job anyway!
Peter Parker wants to cook and watches a Binging with Babish video made specially for that movie. And Jon Favreau makes a cameo in the video as Happy Hogan. Cue Peter’s reaction. Edit: Or Aunt May could be caught listening to Bedtime with Babish before bed.
He's met Jon Favreau, who's in the Iron Man films and Spider-Man: Homecoming, who are both themselves in Avengers films. Andrew therefore is degrees of film separation from being in the Avengers. Which makes him more of a character than Hawkeye.
Respect for actually making the tahini yourself from scratch. I guess that's why you wanted to use it directly on the sandwich. I would suggest you try and use it to make the very traditional tahini sauce by mixing the tahini with a bit of lemon juice (some grated garlic is also traditional) and then gradually adding water until it clumps (don't worry, just keep going) and then loosen up bit by bit. That sauce is a standard accompaniment to a lamb shawarma, while the garlic sauce you made with the chicken is the standard accompaniment to the chicken shawarma; at least in Egypt where I'm from.
I lived in Palestine for years (I'm from there) and this chicken was the closest I've had to shawarma style chicken since I came back to America. Please make this guys. The chicken recipe is ridiculously good. I recommend making/buying some shrak bread instead of pita bread, and dress the sandwich with toum (garlic sauce) tomatoes, pickles, and pickled red cabbage. You can just use all the stuff that babish made in the video (taboleh, tzatziki sauce) but I've never personally had shawarma with those toppings, so I can't vouch for the taste. I've also never had tahini sauce on chicken shawarma either (that tends to be more popular on the beef/lamb variant), but again, I've never tried it so it could be good. Amazing recipe.
It's like none of you guys understood the "Palestinian chicken" reference. You should go see the clip. Search for "Curb your enthusiasm - Palestinian chicken"
For the tahini SAUCE that is typically served with Lebanese shaworma is tahini paste mixed with crushed garlic, salt, lemon juice/citric acid, and water. It should thicken into a nappe, and goes really well with shaworma, falafel, seafood kebabs, and used as a condiment for vegetarian dishes. Topping it with straight tahini is like eating a straight peanut butter sandwich, you always gotta chase it with milk lol.
The word ‘Shawarma’ was derived from Turkish word ‘Chevirme’ which literally means ‘turning/spinning’. The meat was cooked horizontally against the fire for the first time by Turks of Anatolia in mid-1850s then quickly spread to the other parts of the Ottoman Empire, such as Greece, Balkans and Levantine. Iraqi and Lebanese immigrants brought this cooking method with them to Latin America in early 1900s, it eventually became Tacos Al Pastor.
I wonder if that's why the videos are normally from the neck down... face for radio? After all, you are the Babish when I'm famished... Babish + Food Wishes collab - PLEASE!!!!
BluSlinky i'm from the middle east and let me tell you that the main ingredient in every shawerma (other than the chicken obv) is fries and garlic sause. And he added cucumber and tomatoes we don't do that we only add pickles and lettuce. We might add tomatoes with the beef shawerma. But yeah thats it
that is how they do it some places...but this isn't real shawarma! Shawna is more of a platter of beef or lamb & chicken with assorted grilled veggies like red, green and orange sweet peppers, onion, grape leave's, radish & pickles in a platter and is served with a garlic butter paste and is ate with hand's.... this is called a sandwich or wrap... and is served to white people that don't enjoy eating and talking with friends or family while sitting
The tahini we use on shawarma is not just that raw. We add white vinegar, black pepper, salt, cumin, lemon, and parsley. You soften it more with a bit of water. And worth mentioning, the tahini "sauce" that goes with fish is more acidic and zesty, than the tahini that goes with shawarma, flaflel or kebab. That raw tahini you made is often added on top of molasses.
From what I've read this might not be a "Shawarma" but to those who follow this recipe and enjoy it it IS a Shawarma. Just like "Tacos" made by anyone other than Mexicans, doesn't matter cause food is food and enjoying another cultures cuisine is a blessing!
I was thinking something like: when Chef John will be Andrew's guest, then the video will be like a normal Andrew's video but with Chef John's voice describing the recipe. On the other hand, when Andrew's will be Chef John's guest, then a normal Chef John's video with Andrew's voice describing the recipe. So basically, something simple, but I think it would be amazing!
Everyone in the comments: "THIS ISNT SHWARMA LIKE THE MIDDLE EAST HURDUR!" me: the spit, the finely chopped salad and a pita bread... That's what Turkish people call a kebab in Britain...
What british call kebab is basically shawarma. (Or like, an extremely similar dish, i didnt tasted it myself) Though, we here on the israel call an entirely different dish kebab. Basically oval shaped balls of heavily seasoned ground meat on a stick. And its great. (Could be that the change of the name came from turkey and not from the UK. I didnt study it, just make an observation. Languages are odd.)
Well we call the the chunks of meat and various other foods grilled on a skewer a "shish kebab" but the same shish prefix is used for large chunks of meat in kebab shops, for instance the donor cuts are usually long thin cuts from the meat on the rotisery grill and the shish cuts are large chunks that are then cooked further on a normal grill. It's really weird to describe but it o my seems to be Turkish kebab shops that have that system
@@MazerTime Well Shawarma is just a copy of the Döner Kebab and so is Gyros. The original meat on a rotisserie grill is from Bursa, Turkey. The thing that Babish made can just be called Tavuk Döner and is actually the popular dish in the Turkish province of Hatay/Antioch, though they might add fries to that.
My mum picks up shawarma from a place in Glasgow, started doing it last year. I had never had shawarma, I didn't know what it was, and I'm kinda fussy so I reluctantly said yes the first time. It's a lifechanging meal, its one of my top 5 of all time.
He’s already made three foods from Chef. Carl and Percy go to Cafe Du Monde when they go to New Orleans. He’s already done the pasta carbonara, the cubanos, and the molten chocolate lava cake.
This is my first time seeing bulgur and tahini in a recipe posted by someone who isn’t from my country I also realized that I have all of these ingredients at home and I missed my grandma’s pita bread History really proves that we’ve almost all interacted with each other.
The idea behind the "pocket" in the Pita is that you can put the food inside it, which makes it much easier to eat things like Shawarma (it won't fall out like when using the Pita as a Taco shell).
Honestly, something funny about that scene is that it isn’t necessarily totally random. During an earlier part of the fight, Tony is being thrown around, and he actually flies past the Shawarma joint. And it really is just like Tony to notice something like that while he is in the middle of a fight to the death, and just have it somewhere in his brain until he can use it.
Whedon actually went to a Shawarma joint after being burned out filming some episode of some show he worked on, the name’s on the tip of my tongue.
@@annoyinninja2481 i have 6 tongues
Because Tony learns from his mistakes
@@annoyinninja2481 what is it? its been a year already
@@annoyinninja2481 Buffy?
Pro tip: Adding salt to salt makes it salty.
thanks
HOLY FUCKSHIT.
THATS A SECRET.
No shit sherlock.
JM Ambrocio woooooooooooosh
What the fuck is new
I've never seen shawarma chicken that is marinated in yogurt. Looks tasty though. Overall it seems closer to a greek gyro than middle eastern shawarma.
Thats cause it IS a gyro and not a shawarma
@@FerunaLutelou why did he write Shawarma in the title?
@mayte I don't think he made a mistake and if he did could have corrected it from now
The reason why he wrote shawarma instead of gyro is probably for the sake of consistency. The movie called this a shawarma and itd be odd to call this a gyro after showing that clip
@@officialyoudes the movie clip that babish puts in the beginning of the video. any other movie would be irrelevant in this conversation
"a shawarma machine that you Will never EVER use again"
Me, a kebab loving Norwegian: reality can be whatever i want
He can use it to make al pastor style pork for tacos, too!
@@fredfirth3834 justo venía a decir eso. 😂
I would TOTALLY use this again!
Come to turkey i will drown ye in kebap
Turkish wedding salons rn:
Lived in the Middle East my whole life. That looks delicious. But it's not Shawarma.
Facts
But where are the fries and ketchup
Yeah we dont use ketchup or any kind of tomato sauce in shawarma
True
I'm Nigerian, and this is not sharwarma
Tahini sauce is for beef shawarma and garlic sauce (thoum) is for chicken shawarma
I make the greek version of garlic sauce which is stabilized with crustless white bread, had too many problems with the Lebanese version breaking. My late husband loved garlic and would literally use garlic sauce for dipping bread in.
@@littledikkins2
The greek one is really sweet. The Arab one is kinda sweet too but you taste garlic more than that sugary taste.
@@yousef.al-assaf but they're both delicious
@@johnrankin7135
Different people, different tastes.
Personally I don't like tasting any sweetness in a meat sandwich. Makes me wunna throw up.
P.S. (unless that sweetness was coming from pomegranate molasses 🤤).
You can use tahini and toum together, on either chicken or beef shawarma, or even a beef-chicken mixture. The important part is making sure it's actual garlic sauce, not some disgusting mayo version. If your garlic sauce uses mayo, it is NOT real garlic sauce.
ok i see you babish. releasing this a few weeks before infinity wars. see you on trending boys
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That is how you UA-cam my man. There is a reason some channels succeed and some fail.
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Fun fact: when Tony gets sent flying down a street, about a few city blocks, if you pause or slow motion your way to the right spot, you can see a shawarma place. He had a split second to notice it, but I'm positive he saw it out of the corner of his eye, mentally logged it, and when he woke up and realized the fight was over, he was hungry, remembered the shawarma place, and figured "why not, it's on my mind, you never know when the next chance might come along, let's get some shawarma to celebrate saving the planet".
And Thor seemed to enjoy his shawarma. Nice, big chunky bites. And Cap must have had a sore jaw (Chris Evans had a beard for his next film coming in, so he had to hide it from the camera because he was far enough along on it he didn't want to spend too long growing it back).
The randomness of this fact really puts a smile on my face, and I genuinely mean it.
That's a pretty neat detail!
that's actually Chris Evans' double. that's why he's hiding his face so it wouldn't look obvious
@@aljerrixermitano9363 I am pretty sure it's him. He had some skin thing over his beard, and put his hand there so nobody could tell.
Babish: *attempts to recreate any dish from a foreign region as it is served in his region or with a few adjustments of his own*
Literally every person from the original region: so you have chosen death
Because people are narrowminded, traditionalist twats.
@@Khazandar so if he claimed to recreate a traditional dish, and messed up key parts of that dish, and we pointed those things out as fucking natives, we become narrow minded twats?
@@hishamzaza174 Pointing out, in order to inform or help, is one thing. Frothing at the mouth, hurling insults, and having a temper tantrum reminiscent of a three year old is entirely different.
@@Khazandar well you've got a point, no one likes 3 year old tantrums. It just seemed to me that you included everyone in your insult. Just a misunderstanding I guess.
Masala Pizzaa, you just explained cultural appropriation. Nice. Thank you.
Marvel: “Infinity wars is the most ambitious crossover event in history.”
Me: Binging with Babish & Chef John
Infinity War is a lattice-topped pie.
bulletproofblouse what type of pie
Hm. Good question. I've given it some thought and I'd have to go for sausage and apple.
Bombed Nevada sorry fam but it’s the Hanna Montana and Johnas brothers crossover
These two are the Greg and Dharma of my heart's shawarma.
Wow this recipe was longer than I expected. 2 days of prep, 900 ingredients and a Shawarma machine. Worth it!
Let's be Honest Official yes
Let's be Honest Official totally worth!
In my country Shawarma costs like $2
A $10 shawarma sandwich gotta be huge and contains around 250 gm of meat at least, otherwise it's overpriced.
Ahhhh, cooking like this is for when you want to impress a group of friends, and save a buck while doing so. Now we just need friends.
Babish: *makes shawarma*
Every shawarma lover in a 20 metre radius: I sense a disturbance
(Edited to replace “middle eastern” with “shawarma lover”. Thanks to the replies in the comments, I now know that my region isn’t the only one with intense love for meat wrapped in bread.)
Ottawans too. We take shawarma very seriously. (Ottawa, ON, Canada is arguably the shawarma capital of the world, outside of the Arab world).
@@VeryCherryCherry oh lord, who else is going to come out of the woodwork to claim shawarma?
@@NadiaSeesIt I'm not making wild claims. People here take shawarma very seriously. We have a large Middle Eastern population. We have doner. We have gyro. We even have tacos al pastor. But shawarma reigns over them all.
I'm a Romanian and shawarma it's a very common fast food here, so I sensed something is off too XD
@@VeryCherryCherry same for almost every country in europe mate
When Babish is feeling lazy, he doesn't hand grind the spices in his homemade Shawarma. When I'm feeling lazy, I eat cold cereal. I also do that when I'm not feeling lazy.
BnaBreaker So when you're feeling extra, do you eat warm cereal?
Cold cereal. As oppose to hot cereal?
Reinis Martinsons have you not had cereal with milk thats been warmed? How have you lived life without knowing that decadence?
Warm cereal is fucking disgusting.
Skeletal Pryde cold cereal is what people call cereal, the other side is oatmeal or porridge
Gordon Ramsay has a fetish for *Olive Oil*
You have a fetish for *Kosher Salt*
*cough* *cough* Alton Brown
Adam ragusea has a fetish for white wine
@Nostalgia For Infinity And LAMB SAUCE!
more like dill
La Capital has a fetish for Pimienta Negra Recien Molida .
Tip: The shape of the stacks of meat is VERY important in getting good shwarma/gyros/doner. It needs to be a cone, the reason for that is because it makes the meat cook unevenly so that when it is carved you have a 'slice' of your meat that has parts which are roasted to a crisp and other bits that are still quite tender. The variation in texture and flavour are a key part of the dish, and the whole point of the cooking method chosen.
He could always carve it into a cone later. To be honest it doesn't affect the taste THAT MUCH, since the outside is crisp and the inside is juicy/tender, whateva you wanna call it.
Everyone: _getting mad at the shawarma_
Me, a Lebanese man: *_raging at the inclusion of cucumbers in tabbouleh_*
Really? They aren’t supposed to be there? What’s tabbouleh supposed to be made of? 🤔 (genuinely curious because I’ve made tabbouleh with cucumber because of a recipe I found)
@@miahan8988 generally, it's only made with parsley, tomatoes, onions, and burghul (the cracked wheat). Also, the proportions are very off in this video too, you need proportionally more parsley and less burghul for authentic tabbouleh.
Ooo I was so mad at that too, maybe it’s because I hate cucumbers but as an arab this feels like a hate crime 😭
i read this as lesbian man im sorry
@@TsarofScars burghul or couscous tho
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I don't know which has more salt: this dish, or it's comments section.
Oooooooooohhhhh
Nobody said anything they just said it's not a shawarma and I know it's not becuz I'm middle eastern
its... American please learn to distinguish your “its” and “it’s”
@@killjoyer it's its it's basically th3 same thing
@@BlackArcherGaming *its
No they're not the same
"or literally any sharp object you have laying around"
*grabs 7th century Merovingian battle axe*
I'm genuinely curious as to why you have that.
🤣....
*You’re joking right?* o_o
Axel Rosales you don’t have one?
I would have to really hope that's a replica because the merovingians were known for using an iron source that contain Trace Amounts of mercury and asbestos
*Grabs M4 With Bayonet*
Andrew, I think this episode deserves it's own Botched By Babish episode. Even if only just to eat the shawarma like a roll rather than a taco.
Babish's Kosher salt is Gordon Ramsay's olive oil!
Nothing can compare to the amount of kosher salt he uses in a video
Nah more like lamb sauce
I think you mean Marco Pierre White
lol your right
No it's Alton Brown's thing
Babish: eats shawarma like a taco
Comment section: so you have chosen death
Haha funny not like this comment type has been used millions of times *hahahahaha*
Cigar You must be fun at parties, prick.
@@ollifa8675 Cry harder redditor
Lemon Cmon, I know you can do better than that.
Okay then guys you know somr people doesn't give a fuck if this comment is used millions of times it's still funny to some people and if you have a problem about it then get out
Fun fact: the line tony said was improvised
And the reason why Chris Evans has his hand over his face is because the scene was filmed much later and he had grown facial hair for another role.
ForeverRanger 91 He also was wearing a wig in that scene. Don't know why but I heard he is
It's for Snow Piercer, I believe.
I think his line about Dr Strange and balloon animals was improvised as well.
Based on a sketch he did.
King Crimson he wears a wig in all the movies
There’s so many variations of shawarma. I loved the Turk döner kebab I used to eat from my stint in Germany. Very different from the Greek donner. But they all share the basic structure: pita bread (named differently according to costume), shawarma/gyros/kebab barbecue, yoghurt based dressing, regional salad and seasoning.
I would recommend adding water, crushed garlic, salt, lemon juice, and optionally chopped parsley to your tahini sauce so it’s even more authentic like how they make it in the Middle East.
number1isbest that's how it is in Lebanon
to be even more authentic it has to be authentic in the first place
Babish: eats shawarma like a taco
Everyone: INTERNAL SCREAMING
Russians and CIS countries can feel it.
Israelis too
@@vile-jl9sp can't tell if you're joking or not... Also there is a difference between a Jew and a Israelian
@@ojoface208 dont care
@@vile-jl9sp are you joking or racist? Or just wanting some attention
How dare you eat a shawarma like a taco
He don't know how to eat shawarma
This comment made me realize *I* don't know how to eat a shawarma
Please help guys, I don’t know how to eat it properly
For the ones who don't know how to eat it,you have to roll it kinda like a burrito, that's how you eat a real shawarma
@@FindingIcarus the meat is rolled with the veggies and sauces in a tortilla like a burrito
Source: 21 years of experience in eating shawarma
Finally, FINALLY, after some scrolling through the comments I found that apparently the “correct” way to eat this is to roll it like a burrito.
You don't roll burritos though you fold them.
It's better with laffa bread 🍞
Thanks, i've been wondering what the correct way is
Thats only if you use a lafa with oita you cut it in half and put the shawarma in the pocket
@@grahamalishis the actual shawarma bread is called kubbus
For everyone feeling the need to tell him "You're doing it wrong" Note the Avengers was in New York, so if it's not like your shawarma there's a reason. It's not where you are. Hell even in NYC it's likely there are 20+ different ways it's made. Take a breath and remember that dishes change based on where they are made. Regional variation is the name of the game when it comes to food.
That said, Thanks for all the time you took to make this Andrew. 8)
Hoigwai thank you I was just about to comment this. The only information the movie gives is "generic schwarma place in NYC" and I'm pretty sure Babish lives in NYC, so armed only with that info he made a recipe the closest to what he's tried there. Naturally it's not gonna be perfect authentic schwarma, same way that pizza (a New York staple) isn't going to be exactly how they do it in Italy.
Babish is missing way too many main components to this sandwich to qualify calling it a shawarma. This is just a chicken sandwich. Garlic mayo is key first and foremost. Putting tabbouleh salad in a shawarma is unheard of and can get you life in prison in the Middle East. Turnip? who needs it. Pickles? pssht. Camman, babby!
They dont put cinnamon and corriander in tabouleh nor do they put cinnamon and corriander in shawarma. Its just wrong
You obviously weren't in downtown Atlanta during the filming... I was stuck in that traffic nightmare!
Yes yes, but the film is set in NY for that part ect ect.
Every time he says “Kosher Salt” take a shot. You’ll be trashed in two minutes
100,000 Subscribers Without Any Videos should've been halal salt
you'll be kosher in two minutes
Shoulda been whenever you hear babish use a vowel you take a shot have fun dying
No, whenever he says "Ball" or "Dough"
Dude wanna be triggered even harder? I live in Israel and even the water is kosher.
Just give me a random product that isn't made out of pork or sea food and I'll find a kosher version of it for you.
This man just ended my whole life by eating a shawarma like a taco
Bacterialist nobody cares how he eats it. Traditional way sucks ass
@@aarongrisham463 bobo ka
@@aarongrisham463 Americans dont care, important difference.
@@putoutmyfirewithgasoline1799 Rude
@@putoutmyfirewithgasoline1799 ???? how am i slamming americans
Babish: makes food from other country.
Person living in the foods country of origin: I’ve lived in “x” for my whole life and that’s not correct.
dude this isnt shawarma tho.... half of it is greek. what he made isnt tabbouleh (it should have less bulgur, no cucumbers, no spices, and lots of lemon), he made greek pita bread and tzaziki, and marinated the chicken in yogurt (without the random spiced it is used to make shish tawook - chicken kebabs). the reason people are mad at this is because its the equivalent to americans creating "fortune cookies" and passing them off as chinese when its a 100% american treat
@@Mar-dj4nj Say it louder for the ppl in the backkk
@@Mar-dj4nj but fortune cookies where created in Japan
This is like saying you are making ramen, but you end up cooking instant noodles instead...
@@AboodXD IKR!! how do people not get that
"Little bit of kosher salt."
*proceeds to dump a pound of salt*
hubertfable “So what we are gonna do is first drain the ocean of its salt”
I highly doubt he put 454 grams of salt unless the salt is very dense.
@@johndavies7669 no
that had the energy of ''2 shots of vodka
*two shots of vod-*
Nobody:
Babish: We're just going to add some *KOSHER SALT*
ChaotiX Nice profile pic 😂
guy who made kosher salt:
*crosses hands in flavor*
We're just going to add *SOME* KOSHER SALT
Anybody else getting tired of this Nobody: meme?
Nobody:
I have no idea what kosher salt is, is it that Jewish thing?
You absolutely need Chef John on this show
oatznsquats or maybe he could just do an IMPRESSION. where he works on his Upward INFLECTION. Because remember he is the master of his voice over.
Hehe. I couldn't not hear his voice when I read that :D
Who
Glenn Fales heresy
He gets a thumbs up from me for mentioning Chef John TWICE!
everyone in the comments is like "this isn't shawarma" and "you're not supposed to eat it like a taco" but there are no comments saying what exactly shawarma is and how you are supposed to eat it
THE ANSWER SINCE THERE ARE HELLA REPLIES (edit 2): the most commonly agreed on thing is that real shawarma is more akin to a burrito (or a cone), not a taco like babish made/ate. the inside is a meat of your choice (most common red meat is beef, most common white meat is chicken) and the toppings vary depending on the middle eastern country; some say a garlic sauce, pickles, and potatoes, some say none of that and maybe ketchup or hummus
edit: if you're not going to reply to this answering my question don't bother replying, I will report you otherwise I'm tired of the argument going on
His bread is small it’s supposed to be wrapped and eaten like a burrito
I have heard this dialoque somewhere
Shawarma can be either chicken or meat.
In the chicken it's served like a burrito with garlic sauce, French fries, chicken slices, pickles, and lettuce all wrapped by thin Arabic white bread.
In the meat its served with tahina sauce, tomato slices, pickles, meat slices again wrapped by white Arabic bread.
Its often drunk with fruit smoothies to go with.
@@chuuchuu2468 thank you!!
chuuya's wife either chicken or meat ? What does that even mean . That makes no sense
ok wait... Babby did an episode with Jon Favreau, who is in the iron man movies and produced a ton of the Marvel Movies... Now he is doing an Avengers video! Does this mean that there is a possibility of a Oliver Babish cameo in a future Marvel movie????
starting to feel more likely... just sayin
So if I do a video about something marvel related that means I'm likely to feature in a Marvel movie? No I don't think so.
I hope
Did you also do a collab video with Jon Favreau who is the executive producer of most of the Marvel Movies?? ;)
lars330 if you were interner famous and new people connected to the franchise, its more likely than some rando with next to no subs
i feel so blessed being able to buy shwarma for about 2$ literally anywhere here in the middle east
bibou Plays here in Uk it costs 6$ from a good store
ours is literally a good dollar tf, y'alls are expensive
100-200₽ in russia EVERYWHERE
It's mostly around a dollar here in the Philippines
There is a shawarma shop 2 blocks away from me, I have truly been blessed
Dear shawarma seekers:
Chicken shawarma-> garlic sauce
Beef shawarma-> tahini sauce
You’re welcome
Agreed.
Chicken shawarma is the elite shawarma
100%
Toum over everything
@@yahia3658 oh bro you don't even know
When Stark gets shot down during the Battle of New York, he crashes next to a Shwarma place...
about two blocks from Grand Central...
Fun fact: Chris Evans hides his face in the scene because he was growing a beard for another role and the director called them all in months after the movie was shot
I heard it was like the weekend before the actual premiere lol
Second fun fact: it's not just that he had the beard, they attempted to fasten a "prosthetic jaw" to cover the beard, it looked super weird and unnatural, so instead of CGI-ing it later Chris just covered his face.
also Chris Hemsworth is hunched over in the scene because he had lost all the Thor muscle and his costume was too big for him
Today's video is sponsored by: salt.
*kosher salt
@@BroadwayRonMexico xbox player
@@rinfeast3445 Never actually owned an Xbox console, funny enough.
I wonder how is his cardiovascular system doing with these amounts of salt :-D
Nah, it's kosher salt
Babish: *prefers thighs over breasts*
The internet: nice
It’s called gold experience you casual
KNEES ARE THE ULTIMATE LIFEFORM
@@dafphtthedislikeupdater7836 ah jacksfilms
@@ketchard im surprised you even caught that
@@oreo5892 IS THAT A JOJO REFERENCE
Have I ever mentioned how nice it is that he includes his mess ups? Doesn’t shy away from it or nothin. That in itself is inspiring. Oh this master chief forgot to do something in the recipe, I no longer feel bad about my mishap in the kitchen either.
Triple Gooferberry Surprise from the spongebob movie.
I will not stop asking.
JLT1998 yes
maybe
Yes yes yes. YES
Omg is it the episode with the jam inside the burger?
vortex simmer wtf it isnt
That is was amazing
if I can add as a Saudi cook and Shawarma is now one of the main dishs that we consume .. the Tehini that you made was in the concentrated form .. usually we dilute it with buttermilk, lemon juice ,salt and black pepper
thank you
I've never heard of adding buttermilk, that sounds fantastic! I add your other ingredients + water and garlic.
Im having a hard time reading this message, grammer doesnt let me read it properly D: please make it shorter, its way too confusing
Ilay A *I'm *grammar *it's
Please don't use run-on sentences when complaining about not being able to understand what someone else has written.
Hey B, can you maybe in the near future do an episode where you recreate a god-awful dish and turn it into something appetising? I miss those types of episodes! Anyway, keep up the good work.
Thomas Keidan I had a similar (but more specific) suggestion for him. It was Gruel from Oliver. I remember in high school a Welch girl I liked told me her grandmother used to make gruel for her and it was super tasty. Still, to this day I have no idea what it is and every time I hear anyone mention it, it's described as disgusting.
Those were my favorite ones!!! I totally agree
@@Version0111 It's basically oatmeal but thinner. You probably wouldn't like it unless you're a fan of congee.
Thor: "another!"
*crashes plate
Crash or smash
@@Flipover121 Crash. Hulk smashes
love chef john’s pita
can’t wait for him to be back from vacation
I think we need a guest appearance. Hands and bad puns only, of course.
I'm Egyptian and I don't care what the right way for Shawarma is, this looks freaking delicious and pretty close to real Shawarma standards!
Egyptian, everytime you boast about the money you lent to UK, a Shawarma dies. And plaster the outside of your buildings. Looks sad
@@ParthaSharman 😳😦😂
@Amr El-Faramawy legit 👍
Dude im an Egyptian too and that Shawarma looks amazing
يا ابني هاي مش شاورما
The Shawarma Scene was done on the fly, it was not originally in the scripted but they ended up going more or less to hang out after work and eat it. It was so a humanizing concept after what they had done more or less in the movie that having time to blow off some steam they decided it was best to film and add it to the movie.
0:07 that scene was filmed after the movie premiered. Chris Evan's was in the middle of Snowpiercer's production,so he had a beard when they filmed that scene,which is why he has his fist over his face.
Cool
''just a little bit'' as he adds a full hand of salt
I thought I was the only one who said this, it looked like it snowed on his plate right there
In true Chef John fashion.
Did you see how much chicken he had?
Honestly i relate
"two shots of vodka"
Making food.
Pros: food
Cons: making
David Jacobs dude cooking is fun. Washing dishes is not.
@@chasenicastro2287 I generally limit my cooking to dirty as few dishes as possible so I don't have to clean as many.
Thanks for stealing that😘
In Lebanon, we eat chicken shawarma with toom, a thick and fragrant garlic paste. Tahini is usually reserved for meat shawarma and falafel sandwiches. Great job anyway!
starfthegreat and tabbouleh is different! But he did do a good job.
FUCK YEAH!!!!! TOUM EXTRA!! and saj bread
Yup, the Lebanese place next to my home does it the same way. Chef is born and raised in Lebanon.
The tabouleh is way different 2 man
This is true, no lemon at all, weird spicing.
Fun fact: Cap had to cover his face during the clip where they ate because he was filming for another film and had to have some facial hair for it.
I now want to see Binging with Babish in the marvel cinematic universe. Maybe Happy's colleague??
Peter Parker wants to cook and watches a Binging with Babish video made specially for that movie. And Jon Favreau makes a cameo in the video as Happy Hogan. Cue Peter’s reaction.
Edit: Or Aunt May could be caught listening to Bedtime with Babish before bed.
He's met Jon Favreau, who's in the Iron Man films and Spider-Man: Homecoming, who are both themselves in Avengers films. Andrew therefore is degrees of film separation from being in the Avengers. Which makes him more of a character than Hawkeye.
Iron Man's personal chef
I am sure that some hardcore fans can find a superhero or super villain who look like him. I tried but I am not hardcore enough
You've challenged us.
im not very good at english, so instead of "allspice" i understood "oldspice", i knew my shawarma had a little bit of perfume flavor.
Please tell me you are joking.
Ulises Galaviz Nuñez you are joking
And a lot more power!!!
*takes bite
POOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRR
This is why I love other languages to be honest. Stuff like this gets found in translation
Babish: makes shawarma video
Arabs: *LET US INTRUDUCE OUR SELF*
And Israelis
U mean indians, right?
no, he means arabs
Knight Davion nah its not Indian food
😂😂
I’ve eaten my fair share of shawarmas in my twenties to know that that isn’t one. But it sure looks yummy
Shawarma Police ! 😉
Respect for actually making the tahini yourself from scratch. I guess that's why you wanted to use it directly on the sandwich. I would suggest you try and use it to make the very traditional tahini sauce by mixing the tahini with a bit of lemon juice (some grated garlic is also traditional) and then gradually adding water until it clumps (don't worry, just keep going) and then loosen up bit by bit. That sauce is a standard accompaniment to a lamb shawarma, while the garlic sauce you made with the chicken is the standard accompaniment to the chicken shawarma; at least in Egypt where I'm from.
I lived in Palestine for years (I'm from there) and this chicken was the closest I've had to shawarma style chicken since I came back to America. Please make this guys. The chicken recipe is ridiculously good. I recommend making/buying some shrak bread instead of pita bread, and dress the sandwich with toum (garlic sauce) tomatoes, pickles, and pickled red cabbage. You can just use all the stuff that babish made in the video (taboleh, tzatziki sauce) but I've never personally had shawarma with those toppings, so I can't vouch for the taste. I've also never had tahini sauce on chicken shawarma either (that tends to be more popular on the beef/lamb variant), but again, I've never tried it so it could be good. Amazing recipe.
It's like none of you guys understood the "Palestinian chicken" reference. You should go see the clip. Search for "Curb your enthusiasm - Palestinian chicken"
Middle eastern here be like
"You call this shawarma!!?"
Lol because that is a restaurant food, not a homemade food
To be fair, most Middle Easterners don't cook shwarma at home
Vikram Krishnan I do tho
@@vikramkrishnan6414 we do but it's always better outside cause they got the gadget required but we don't
yeah thats actually pita gyros
For the tahini SAUCE that is typically served with Lebanese shaworma is tahini paste mixed with crushed garlic, salt, lemon juice/citric acid, and water. It should thicken into a nappe, and goes really well with shaworma, falafel, seafood kebabs, and used as a condiment for vegetarian dishes. Topping it with straight tahini is like eating a straight peanut butter sandwich, you always gotta chase it with milk lol.
The word ‘Shawarma’ was derived from Turkish word ‘Chevirme’ which literally means ‘turning/spinning’. The meat was cooked horizontally against the fire for the first time by Turks of Anatolia in mid-1850s then quickly spread to the other parts of the Ottoman Empire, such as Greece, Balkans and Levantine. Iraqi and Lebanese immigrants brought this cooking method with them to Latin America in early 1900s, it eventually became Tacos Al Pastor.
noooo aren't tacos from mexico?
Daniel Nielsen I meant Al Pastor variation of Tacos, definitely Mexican cuisine is unique and original in its own way.
İşte aradığım cevap. Tam ben yazacaktım sen yazmışsın 👍
@@kaanaslan3003 oh intresting i didn't know that.
I bet your one of those that says Lavash is Turkish!
To "The Burger" from How I Met Your Mother
Babish: "Hit it with a little bit of kosher salt."
Me: How much is "a little bit"?
Babish: All of it!
Ser Garlan Tyrell it actually scares me how much salt he uses and I thought I put too much salt on my food.
@@Waveripper36 don't worry. Kosher salt isn't very salty than normal salt
PositroniX we do have pickles on a shawarma just not chips or whole pickles and yes he forgot the pickles
"I dont know what shawarma is but i wanna try it" then he had an addiction to it
Shout out my boii chef Jon!
connor anthony from foodwishes dot com!
WITH
a phucking beesechurger
I wonder if that's why the videos are normally from the neck down... face for radio? After all, you are the Babish when I'm famished...
Babish + Food Wishes collab - PLEASE!!!!
Jon is Andrew’s favorite Avenger
when I was in Dubai, the restaurant I first tried it at, put french fries in it. super tasty
In Egypt, the Syrian restaurants also put garlic sauce and pomegranate molasses.
BluSlinky i'm from the middle east and let me tell you that the main ingredient in every shawerma (other than the chicken obv) is fries and garlic sause. And he added cucumber and tomatoes we don't do that we only add pickles and lettuce. We might add tomatoes with the beef shawerma. But yeah thats it
that is how they do it some places...but this isn't real shawarma!
Shawna is more of a platter of beef or lamb & chicken with assorted grilled veggies like red, green and orange sweet peppers, onion, grape leave's, radish & pickles in a platter and is served with a garlic butter paste and is ate with hand's....
this is called a sandwich or wrap... and is served to white people that don't enjoy eating and talking with friends or family while sitting
I think you're talking about a gyro just saying
Its actually coocked with french fries and i love putting harissa in it :D im arabic btw xD
The tahini we use on shawarma is not just that raw. We add white vinegar, black pepper, salt, cumin, lemon, and parsley. You soften it more with a bit of water. And worth mentioning, the tahini "sauce" that goes with fish is more acidic and zesty, than the tahini that goes with shawarma, flaflel or kebab. That raw tahini you made is often added on top of molasses.
From what I've read this might not be a "Shawarma" but to those who follow this recipe and enjoy it it IS a Shawarma. Just like "Tacos" made by anyone other than Mexicans, doesn't matter cause food is food and enjoying another cultures cuisine is a blessing!
“Extra virgin” is literally the definition of what I forever will be.
same.
same
same.
Same
Smae
watching this in ramadan is tough
Agreed.
I KNOW RIGHT EVEN THO IM A CHRISTIAN BUT ITS LENT BEFORE CHRISTMAS RIGHT NOW
I fell like chef John is just your dad
Ian Hayden or cool uncle you've been estranged with until recently
that is an insult to chef john an actual chef, this guy just repeat step by step recipes anyone can do it
I made this about a year ago. Didn’t make my own pita, just bought some. Didn’t matter. There were no leftovers.
Because you are the Chef John, of how your Shwarma's done...
Tzisorey Tigerwuf you are a genius
Lmaaoooo
Food wishes
Ahh yes, classic.
no hes not chef john showed his face when he was interviewed
When will you and Chef John do a video together?
I was hoping for a Chef John style voice.
I was thinking something like: when Chef John will be Andrew's guest, then the video will be like a normal Andrew's video but with Chef John's voice describing the recipe. On the other hand, when Andrew's will be Chef John's guest, then a normal Chef John's video with Andrew's voice describing the recipe. So basically, something simple, but I think it would be amazing!
Everyone in the comments: "THIS ISNT SHWARMA LIKE THE MIDDLE EAST HURDUR!"
me: the spit, the finely chopped salad and a pita bread... That's what Turkish people call a kebab in Britain...
What british call kebab is basically shawarma. (Or like, an extremely similar dish, i didnt tasted it myself)
Though, we here on the israel call an entirely different dish kebab.
Basically oval shaped balls of heavily seasoned ground meat on a stick. And its great.
(Could be that the change of the name came from turkey and not from the UK. I didnt study it, just make an observation. Languages are odd.)
Well we call the the chunks of meat and various other foods grilled on a skewer a "shish kebab" but the same shish prefix is used for large chunks of meat in kebab shops, for instance the donor cuts are usually long thin cuts from the meat on the rotisery grill and the shish cuts are large chunks that are then cooked further on a normal grill. It's really weird to describe but it o my seems to be Turkish kebab shops that have that system
My mother says that it looks like kebab
And upon closer inspection
IT IS A KEBAB
that's not a kebap at all
@@MazerTime Well Shawarma is just a copy of the Döner Kebab and so is Gyros. The original meat on a rotisserie grill is from Bursa, Turkey. The thing that Babish made can just be called Tavuk Döner and is actually the popular dish in the Turkish province of Hatay/Antioch, though they might add fries to that.
3:11 Heh! That clip is from the Basics with Babish intro, its funny that it wasn't even FROM that series
"I'm not pandering, you're pandering". Babish paraphrasing every politician ever 😂
*Let's just not come in tomorrow.* *Let's just take a day.*
Can you do Elvish Bread from Lord of the rings?
Thot Bot lembas!
Will Just Ahh yes Lembas Bread! That is what it is called thank you(:
Oooh I second this suggestion
Yesss!
I dunno if that would take a full episode, maybe some Ram and Goat bollux
My mum picks up shawarma from a place in Glasgow, started doing it last year. I had never had shawarma, I didn't know what it was, and I'm kinda fussy so I reluctantly said yes the first time. It's a lifechanging meal, its one of my top 5 of all time.
Make gyros with Chef john from Food wishes
Watching this after Endgame and the first 10 seconds of this video brought tears to my eyes and chills down my spine
Ahan Bhalla me too
End it I have nothing to live for now.
Some people will move on...but not us
Lol chill
Same
I’m not gonna ASK AGAIN!! Make Tianna’s beignets!!!!!!!!!!!! ( please 💕☺️)
Feast of Fiction made the beignets
He’s already made three foods from Chef. Carl and Percy go to Cafe Du Monde when they go to New Orleans. He’s already done the pasta carbonara, the cubanos, and the molten chocolate lava cake.
Aidan Yelsma but he’s never done one from disney’s princess and the frog
And gooseberry pie (yes, gooseberries are real) from Snow White.
BaneKiller ae5766
Can't forget da bepsi
Za*
Chef: I don’t know it looks like I put too much olive oil
Syrians: *TRIGGERED*
Palestinians:*TRIGGERED*
Lebanese: *EVEN* *MORE* *TRIGGERED*
Turks: also triggered
issa youssef anyone from the levant will be triggered
@@Melody-go8ng Especially Turks! Since it is called Döner xD
Salt: *double TRIGGERED*
I'm a dude but I wanna be this guy's wife
I just wanna meet him lol
You can be the guy’s husband :D
Gae
@@confxsedpeach not saying it's bad or anything
Ha GAY
This is my first time seeing bulgur and tahini in a recipe posted by someone who isn’t from my country
I also realized that I have all of these ingredients at home and I missed my grandma’s pita bread
History really proves that we’ve almost all interacted with each other.
you’ve obviously never had shawarma then
Everybody sure is mocking the authenticity of this without explaining what's wrong...
The idea behind the "pocket" in the Pita is that you can put the food inside it, which makes it much easier to eat things like Shawarma (it won't fall out like when using the Pita as a Taco shell).
50% of the comments: that’s not shawarma dude
40% of the comments: why you eat like taco
10% of the comments: actual comments
0.000000000001% reeeeeeee
You forget about kosher salt
15% of the comments: comments on other others comments
100% of the reason: to remember the name
How to divide that last 10%. 9.99% racist comments
0.09% REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
0.01% actual comments
Actually the %50 & %40 are the real comments what %10 are you talking about?!😂
Chef John's channel is called Foodwishes. In case anyone is interested
Thank you! I was interested in knowing LOL
Everyone on UA-cam knows Chef John, don't be silly.
J Alberto Abreu
I don’t
꧁GDolphinz꧂
Get on it!
Every shawarma I've ever eaten came with pickled turnip. They are radioactive-pink and taste great in the wrap. :)
Yeaaaa turnips dont actually belong in shawarma though
WHY HAVEN'T YOU MADE FALAFEL? :D Batman Begins!
Heroes & Bosses I GOT KIDS TO FEED!!!
They don't like Falafel?
Exactly haha
It has to be featured in a movie or show etc
KumaPaws376 it is ...
KumaPaws376 it in futurama
You make my Tuesday mornings bearable my guy
Also pleaaaase do the food from supernatural
Natalie Alfera I don't think Supernatural has any unique foods, the diet of Sam and Dean is mainly fast food like burgers or pizza.
A turducken has appeared.
Denis McElwaine Oh yeah I forgot about that
Marshmallow nachos
Natalie Alfera have you see the crossover movie with Scooby Doo and Supernatural?
Shawarming with Babish
Shawarming with KeBabish
Raihan Purboyo bruh
you forgot the extra tahini, a slice of apple, and 3 liters of water!
a man of culture
@@MrCukydoh very cultured.
I literally discovered that video yesterday, I feel intelligent