Kenji's Cooking Show | Gyudon (Japanese Beef and Rice Bowls) with Simmered Kabocha Squash
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2020
- Gyudon is thin-sliced beef that's simmered in a mixture of sake, dashi, soy sauce, and sugar, served over rice. Full recipe here: www.seriouseats.com/2016/07/g...
In this video, I first simmered some pumpkin in the same broth. I love simmered pumpkin. - Навчання та стиль
I always get excited when you reach for my knife in these videos. Thanks again! Also, I love the preview clips you do at the beginning. Great teaser. I was just WAITing for the UHF movie reference... didn't disappoint.
It’s a great knife!
KAN core knife, folks. This is not an ad, I just love the knife and Barney is more hands-on with his business than anyone I’ve ever met. Great knife, better people.
@@JKenjiLopezAlt love that you recommend products you actually use AND like 👍
Is pumpkin in season?
Are you swedish Barney?
Mike My last name is Swedish, but my ancestors came to America by way of Denmark. I'm in Utah!
Shoutout to the members of the 7% watching Kenji’s videos LOL
Woot woot!!
James Dean oh, come on. No one can control the UA-cam algorithms!
That said, I rave about Kenji, his book (The Food Lab), his blog and his team at Serious Eats, this channel, and his general spirit and food nerd attitude to everyone who will listen. 😂
YEEYEE
Late to the party and in the minority. Yup, sounds like me!
Kenji gets sassier with each video and I'm loving it
I would have loved to have had a diet this diverse while growing up
I would have loved to have father like Kenji while growing up
@@randnorm you only watch him cook, you don't even know if he would be a good father
@@Kryptix Providing great food and a healthy, diverse diet is a big part of being a parent. Kenji clearly values the scientific method and busting myths in favor of progress, which in my opinion is a rare-and great-quality. He also favors equality since he and his wife chose together to replace both of their last names with a hyphenated version. In this video he is wearing the bracelet his child made for him (even though it looks like a bracelet a child made), very likely to show her that he values her and values the act of kindness in giving a gift. All of these things tell me he is trying to be a great parent, and if provided with evidence on how to parent better I think he'd make a positive change.
Plus, we don't know what 'random's dad is like. He could be a terrible dad (sorry if he isn't!).
@@Kryptix You're not wrong, but what if he was a good father? Plus he loves his dogs, there's a good chance he is a good father (and person)
@@Kryptix I mean, that bracelet Kenji is wearing, looks like it was made by his daughter.
Humming/whistling the end credits of super Mario world towards the 2:00 mark there? I see you 👀
I was humming along in my head and going crazy trying to figure out which Mario it was from. Thanks for restoring my sanity.
Great song!
Super Mario World has one of the greatest ever video game OSTs no cap
cubeforce no problem! It’s my favorite song of all time from Nintendo! I never get tired of it
Was about to comment this, glad to know other people picked it up aswell.
I love this relentless attack on the people bothered by the sink thing 😂
For anyone giving Kenji crap about his technique in the kitchen: I can guarantee if someone followed you around in the kitchen there'd be a litany of things you were doing 'wrong' too.
Everyone just needs to work in a professional kitchen for a while to humble the fuck down
chopsticks in the dogs mouth and then right into the bowl
@@kevin-bf4ww fuck it, we family
@@kevin-bf4ww bruh I do that with my cats it's not a big deal as long as you're not doing it to other people
To everyone hating: this is better than anything you learn from a chef in a studio. To everyone not hating: this is cooking at home with enjoyment, no producer, no assistants and the fun and the joy we have at home. I like what Kenji is sharing with us and what it´s all about. He brings us what EVERY channel on youtube lacks: just cooking at home, enjoying ourselves, looking forward to the food we serve and the food you enjoy just moments after finishing. Kenji brings us the realest, the most direct content and we love it, because that´s what we do in times like these. We feed our families, we feed ourselves and we do it, because we like it and we enjoy doing it. He does it for the amateurs, for the semi pro cooks, for the industry and for the mothers, who cooked our first food. And it´s even better, if Kenji teaches us some things along the way. Give it up for Kenji, you´re the best man.
10:13 Shabu is such a nice dog they named food after Shabu
Shabu is slang for meth in the Philippines. That's how nice he is.
Justin Umali LMAOOO HAHAHA hi there kabayan
And the other dog is Jamón, which means ham in Spanish.
A food so nice they named it twice
@@redflags6583
The slang actually is originated in Japan. My guess is that Kenji knows about it.
I'm surprised to hear your analytics say 97% male. Guess I gotta keep tuning in and representing! Your videos are a highlight for me each day that I'm home. Thanks!
Kenji just casually explains the concept of azeotropes in a cooking video while I break my head learning about it from my textbook
as a chemical engineer, i did an auditory version of a double take on hearing you talk about azeotropes! fun fact, the azeotrope is why everclear is 95%, and not higher. (this is also why you should never never drink 99% alcohol - the trace benzene in there will mess you up.)
In the midwest, "guys", the plural specifically is used in casual conversations for all regardless of gender. So we don't even notice it out here.
Never thought I’d find another ChE around here. Let alone discuss (in part) azeotropic distillation 😀.
Kenji you’re spoiling us with all this content. I love it.
this guy gets it.
Come for the recipes, stay for the the personality and regular science lesson. How many cooking shows would talk about azeotropes?
it is an honor to be part of the first 10 comments on Kenji's video. Somehow weirdly makes it personal :)
Ikr
This is seriously THE BEST cooking show on UA-cam right now. No bells no whistles just straight to the point good cooking.
well, to be fair, there were a few whistles.
theyrecousins 🤣🤣🤣
A thumbs up just for saying “Spatula City” like we do!
Hello, this is Sy Greenblum, president of Spatula City. I liked their spatulas so much, I bought the company.
ua-cam.com/video/2XbCWmY0eqY/v-deo.html
spatulocity :D
Always love a Spatula City reference!
Wink!
Kenji, I think those japanese chives are the same as the garlic chives (allium tuberosum) often used in chinese food (called jiucai in mandarin/gau choy in cantonese - sometimes they are sun-deprived and yellow for certain stir fries). They are also the same plant as those chive flowers you've used in a few other videos.
I think in Korean they are called buchu.
That's what I was thinking too
I recognized the music instantly and was like, there's no way he's singing that. And 3 seconds later you say it :0
Haha, Spatuala city, spatula city! Loved UHF as a young'n
Consistently the most down-to-earth and relatable cook on youtube. Gives useful day-to-day recipes while still providing a depth of knowledge, insight, and experience that few others can match.
I'm going to have that Super Mario World tune stuck in my head all day now, thanks Kenji.
Hahah officially stuck here too. I get a lot of SMW jams in my head though. Best game of all time.
I (a gal) was laughing really hard and cheering you on when you said you were going to troll us by purposefully doing something that clearly bothered people .... And then when you reused the spoon I cringed a little and was disappointed in myself. XD keep up the great trolling!
Thanks for video. I consider your video the gold standard when it comes to recipes. You really demystified how to do the Gyudon.
I really appreciate and love your videos! Especially happy that you’ve been making more of them since corona has everyone at home. Also inspired to waste less because I noticed how little you waste and I think that’s something we all could be more mindful of. Thanks for everything!
Hi Kenji,
im german and just discovered your channel. Im a 25 yo male and just moved to my own appartment.
I do not have a lot kitchen utensils, but still. Some of your videos helping me a lot giving my girlfriend the food she deserves, when she visits me.
Im always so happy if i see the smile and the shiny eyes when i see that she likes what i've done with your help.
Thank you a lot for your content! And im so excited to try the Oyakodon and the Gyudon. As well as the miso glazed salmon.
Hey Kenji, what made you want to become a chef? From what I understand, it wasn't your original plan, right? Love these vids, I will never forget soy sauce, dashi, sake, and sugar now.
Edit: So apparently I'm a minority here as a girl? I feel special
In his book he says he took a job cooking in a restaurant during college and loved it
A woman and I love when you reuse spoons.
Also love recreating these recipes with what I’ve got on hand.
Also also thanks for the recommendations. Waiting on my first Earlywood order now.
we love you Kenji. keep them coming
This is the first dish I ever made off Serious Eats, was super happy with it! And yeah, sometimes it's a steak-ums version if I can't get beef shabu shabu. Thank you!
Love watching these videos and brushing up on my organic chemistry. Thanks Kenji.
Hahahaha I love how you troll these “food critics” and “health inspectors” on UA-cam, it’s home cooking people, calm yourself
lady viewer here! I’ve been hoping and wishing you’d make video content for the longest time. So excited and grateful to have all of this during the pandemic.
g Amen! This woman has been following him for years. And now I am doing it....on a UA-cam account!
Man idk why but you telling us your daughter made your bracelet was hella wholesome, highlight of the video
Ok, so like I really love all your other videos in this channel but I think as of this day I love this one the most. I felt you were very very frank and in your mojo in this video: mumbling songs to yourself, choosing things to add on the go. I really really loved it. Thanks for these videos. They have been a boon during this time.
A chef and a singer, a man after my own heart
Another recipe of my favorite meal when I lived in Japan!
This female has been happily gaining cooking skills from you since you started making vids at ATK. This series is outstanding, and an absolute pleasure.
You making this dish reminded me of japan, I ate this near a train station when I was younger. Thank you
Love gyudon!! Thanks for all the uploads man, keeping me sane.
notice the multiple sponges in the sink... do they have different jobs like how your cutting boards do? Do you have a counter sponge vs a utensil sponge?
Mark Marcelo I have the same question
Dying for an answer, ive asked a couple times
They’re all the same color so it would be hard to tell them apart...
In the midwest, "guys", the plural specifically is used in casual conversations for all regardless of gender. So we don't even notice it out here.
Lilly It is in most places that speak English I think, I’m from the UK and if someone was to say “Those guys other there” I wouldn’t associate them specificity with male, if just think of them as a group of people
it's the same in most places, some people just get offended about it
Happy I haven’t associated or even met a single person in my life that has been offended by the use of ‘guys’. So ridiculous Kenji had to even explain himself.
@@lilly_koii It's not that people are offended. He just wants to use more inclusive language.
@@philaphobic But “guys” in this context literally means everyone. You can’t get more inclusive. “Guys and gals” is actually less inclusive, hence the the Kenji rhyme “guys, gals, and non-binary pals.” Nobody hears “guys” and thinks “oh I guess Kenji is just referring to the male viewers at this moment.”
"I'm putting the spoons in the sink and definitely going to use them again "…
LOL, I guess it escapes people that you, your wife and daughter are all perfectly healthy and doing fine.
I don't think it's really about whether people in the house are sick. It's pretty common to find E. coli and salmonella in sinks that aren't cleaned. I assume professional chefs are pretty good at cleaning a sink though.
Me: Mom can you tell me a bed time story?
Mom: simmer your Gyudon in soy sauce... dashi.... sake... and sugar.
The cucumber tip was awesome!
Before you said it, I was testing myself. Dashi, mirin, soy sauce, sugar. I appreciate the spaced repetition. It's helping me get it into my head
Looks so good
Kanji joyously humming and whistling is the energy I didn’t know I needed on this night.
How do I love someone who I have never met? Please keep releasing these videos.
i love ur explaination.
"mini whisk" *babish senses intensify*
Next in crossovers kenji will be “wangjangling” his sauces
I've been enjoying a lot of sliced cucumbers late lately. The rolling backwards slices that I proceed to chop in half drive me crazy. Thank you for that little trick and for this awesome recipe.
Man!! That cucumber slicing hack is awesome!! I always have that problem! Gonna try this next time!
i like the knife technique, thanks
Thank you so much for that cucumber slicing trick!
This looks so tasty!
One thing I love about these videos is that you do that same things I do when I cook, like picking the onion bits off of the stove with your "extra long chopsticks" and throwing them back into the saucepan.
Great tip about the cuke (or any veggie) slicing knife tilt method
Your humming of Super Mario World put the biggest smile on my face for some reason, I end up humming video game music when I'm cooking as well!
I love your videos not becauuse I learn a new recipe (the recipes are really great too!), but because I learn cool little tips and facts. Like how to slice a cucumber at a slight angle so that it doesn’t fall under my knife.
I’m part of the 7% that watch your show. I heard about you from my son. Fun show.
I was planning to make Gyudon today and right before I start making it I see that you've uploaded this! Nice timing :D
_Me, not a guy_: which of you insolent swine keeps attacking Kenji about his spoons in the sink?!
Cryssie G I’ve never commented but I’m always impressed with his confidence in how clean his sink is. I’d never do that in my sink, it’s a nuclear wasteland. Also it seems to me that if you forget to clean it after putting something that has raw chicken in it then you’re kind of screwing yourself when you reuse something.
@@ToxicHorsePucky I get the feeling he just doesn't actually care as much. I remember him recording a video years back with Alton Brown, where Alton trolled him for sticking his raw meat contaminated fingers back into the salt container without washing his hands. If anything, I think there are some bad restaurant habits coming into play here. But also, it probably doesn't actually matter that much in the grand scheme of things. I personally do not trust my sink or my counter usually.
as if anything could survive in a salt cellar :)
HA! It was me! I got a call out from Kenji in a production video for informing him that, according to science, the kitchen sink is the dirtiest place in the house. Love it! And I don't take it back, because science.
@James Dean 3:15 - started in comments of Egg Drop Soup.
Spatula City! love it...
Hello, not a guy! Here for your content (and Shabu and Jamon). Food content has been a real saving grace for me during the quarantine. Thank you so much for uploading all this awesome content so frequently :)
Kenji making a Weird Al Spatula City reference made my day!
I beat the odds! Lol Really enjoy your show
😋It's a delicious beef bowl‼️
I think someone visited Nami and brought back a souvenir recipe. Your version looks delicious! I’m making the Yoshinoya recipe right now! 😀
Best part of this video: Watching Kenji struggle for 30 seconds trying to pick up a single slice of onion.
love your videos ! keep them rolling in :D
My daughter will eat this with a spoon. He proceeds to eat it with a spoon xD
I come to this channel for information, good food, and the humour!
“Not going to apologize. Need more sake” relatable sentiment
Loved you humming the Super Mario song 😊
Reminds me of pho. Incredible stuff Kenji
I’m a girl. And I love watching your videos.
Kenji has one of the best stocked kitchens in America
Yes yes yes yes been waiting for this one !
Edit: THANKYOU !
Ha!! I’m a woman and I love watching you Kenji!!
Many Chinese supermarkets also sell beef sliced for hot pot which is a great option as well.
Me gusta Kenji
I can't wait to try the cucumber slicing trick
Hey man! Glad to see another Nintendo fan who enjoys cooking!
That’s a clean sink 👌
hey Kenji i really enjoy your videos and have learned a lot from watching you!
Thanks for the cucumber cutting tip :)
I knew instantly what theme you were humming to.
Thank you Kenjmeister
16:12 when I forgot what to say in a presentation
Love the super mario RPG reference. Shimomura Yoko is one of my favourite producers. That sound track is incredible. She has a spotify
thank you for always humming video game tunes
Love the Weird Al shout out!
You da man Kenji
Why do you worry so much about haters in these video commentaries? You produce great content. dont worry about trolls
Me, literally an hour ago: “I’m using hondashi for my gyudon. I’m a bad, bad cheating sham.”
Me, suddenly realizing that, in a bizarre coincidence, Kenji is making gyudon today and is cheating, too: “Hah! Suck it, nerds!”
I mean, it is a homey dish at its core, so using hondashi is perfectly authentic.
I love how in my head, I was thinking "Is he humming the end theme from SMW? and then you said it I love it.
One of my fave dishes to eat and make, SO easy and rediculously delicious, I barely breath when I eat it. I follow the Tabi Eats recipe though as I am super sensitive to even the tiniest bit of fishyness, so no dashi for me haha :p
The le creuset bi material revolution tools can also be found at le creuset stores (full price and outlet), as well as lecreuset.com. they're also really nice because the nylon in the handle is reinforced with tiny bits of glass, so it's extremely durable. (I worked there back when I was a 18 year old college student)
Got a kick out the musical shoutout at 2:08. Casually dropping some SNES Super Mario tunes... Kenji's full of surprises!
Kenji, I hear you whistling that Super Mario World ending music and I appreciate it!
Aww, I watched further into the video and you called out the reference. Now it makes sense that no one else commented on it 😋