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xtal posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbfsckxsRV0 In a video he and Alton Brown made a while ago he does the same thing (but I think it's raw chicken) and Alton says something about aren't you worried about cross contamination. Kenji says no he doesn't think anything can survive in the salt and Alton agrees with him.
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It wouldn't survive in salt for a long time but if you used it twice in the same recipe it might. Even if it didn't it would still cause contamination that isn't a health risk. I don't grab salt except with perfectly clean hands.
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mystes posted:Half the fun of his POV cooking videos is him doing stuff like this or putting a utensil in his sink and then taking it out and using it again without cleaning it and then ending up spending the entire next video arguing with the commenters about how his sink is totally clean so it's okay.  either.Dogtent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeCYCv2ZHg0
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I feel like the salt grabbing is one of many things you'd do at home cuz who cares but not do in a restaurant. I p much do the same sorta things at home when cooking for myself and not when I cook for other people. People have low standards for themselves, I guess.
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Salt, the thing people used to use to preserve meat through the winter, really isn't a source of cross contamination. You're more likely to contaminate the salt container and cross contaminate from touching it.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIjdwDr9xA8 Babish did a video with Rick! More accurately, it's a Rick video on Babish's channel.
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Rick just out there living his best life in Mexico. Good on Babish throwing money at the ex-BA folks.
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Loved this video, such chill and yet Bourdain-y energy, and so much genuine joy. Can't wait to see more of it. Also glad to see it's truly Rick's show, not one where he's Babish's guest, like the shows Sohla did in the BCU.
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Jul 16, 2021 06:36
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Admiral Joeslop posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIjdwDr9xA8 This is fun, but it's hard for me to articulate just how much I really detest the over-enunciation of ethnic words. Giada de Laurentiis and Aaron Sanchez do the same thing: They speak perfect English and then feel the need to switch into an accent in order to say words like "pasta" or "taco."
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When I used to work at Peet's there was always one customer a day that pronounced croissant the French way and it drove me nuts.
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Timby posted:This is fun, but it's hard for me to articulate just how much I really detest the over-enunciation of ethnic words. Giada de Laurentiis and Aaron Sanchez do the same thing: They speak perfect English and then feel the need to switch into an accent in order to say words like "pasta" or "taco." Are you upset at ethnic peoples saying ethnic words in their specific ethnic languages? Or are you upset about ethnic peoples are saying ethnic words but also speak pefect English? 
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Didn’t we have this debate a few pages back. Don’t be stupid about the way people talk. Why the heck should people use the bastardized pronunciation of words? Particularly if it’s from their cultures.
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Mu Zeta posted:When I used to work at Peet's there was always one customer a day that pronounced croissant the French way and it drove me nuts. It's a French word, so...
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Timby posted:This is fun, but it's hard for me to articulate just how much I really detest the over-enunciation of ethnic words. Giada de Laurentiis and Aaron Sanchez do the same thing: They speak perfect English and then feel the need to switch into an accent in order to say words like "pasta" or "taco."
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If it's your native language, I get it. If it's not, breaking out the French pronunciation of "croissant" at Dunkin Donuts seems like something that people do to feel superior to the minimum-wage employees. (I'm fluent in French)
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Hello, on todays show we're going to be making my version of the double western bacon cheeseburger
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Rick is an adult and is allowed to decide how he wants to pronounce the words he records on his own show. You can pronounce your words the way you want on your show. I'm pretty sure he's not using Spanish pronunciations to feel superior to the people selling him Mexican food in Mexico and getting mad about a bilingual person saying some words in perfect English and some words in perfect Spanish seems like the least important thing that there ever has been.
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Tricky Ed posted:Rick is an adult and is allowed to decide how he wants to pronounce the words he records on his own show. You can pronounce your words the way you want on your show. I'm pretty sure he's not using Spanish pronunciations to feel superior to the people selling him Mexican food in Mexico and getting mad about a bilingual person saying some words in perfect English and some words in perfect Spanish seems like the least important thing that there ever has been. Exactly. If you "cannot articulate how much you detest" this happening, congratulations on not having anything else to worry about in your life.
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Timby posted:This is fun, but it's hard for me to articulate just how much I really detest the over-enunciation of ethnic words. Giada de Laurentiis and Aaron Sanchez do the same thing: They speak perfect English and then feel the need to switch into an accent in order to say words like "pasta" or "taco." lol get a load of this guy. these Ethnics are too drat Ethnic for him!!
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Timby posted:This is fun, but it's hard for me to articulate just how much I really detest the over-enunciation of ethnic words. Giada de Laurentiis and Aaron Sanchez do the same thing: They speak perfect English and then feel the need to switch into an accent in order to say words like "pasta" or "taco." Goddamn white people.
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Timby posted:This is fun, but it's hard for me to articulate just how much I really detest the over-enunciation of ethnic words. Giada de Laurentiis and Aaron Sanchez do the same thing: They speak perfect English and then feel the need to switch into an accent in order to say words like "pasta" or "taco." You will really, REALLY enjoy the first 7 seconds of this video, then: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpwY3nmLLaA e: lol i thought this vid was more recent and therefore topical. Muscle Tracer fucked around with this message at 18:29 on Jul 16, 2021 |
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Im Mexican but Spanish is my second language. I specifically pronounce Spanish words like a white guy on purpose. "I'll take 2 torr-till-eee-uuhs for my kaay-soo-diaas" 
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Timby posted:This is fun, but it's hard for me to articulate just how much I really detest the over-enunciation of ethnic words. Giada de Laurentiis and Aaron Sanchez do the same thing: They speak perfect English and then feel the need to switch into an accent in order to say words like "pasta" or "taco." Please don't quote me in your hot takes about "ethnic words" tia~
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ShortyMR.CAT posted:Im Mexican but Spanish is my second language. I specifically pronounce Spanish words like a white guy on purpose. Now do chipotle, because as an immigrant from a country without Mexican culture I learned that one the hard way
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droll posted:Now do chipotle, because as an immigrant from a country without Mexican culture I learned that one the hard way My Mema pronounced it "cha-paul-tay".
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droll posted:Now do chipotle, because as an immigrant from a country without Mexican culture I learned that one the hard way It's pronounced like Aristotle.
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Timby posted:This is fun, but it's hard for me to articulate just how much I really detest the over-enunciation of ethnic words. Giada de Laurentiis and Aaron Sanchez do the same thing: They speak perfect English and then feel the need to switch into an accent in order to say words like "pasta" or "taco." lol
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droll posted:Now do chipotle, because as an immigrant from a country without Mexican culture I learned that one the hard way Chi-poet-lay Or the second option: chee-pot-ul https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e56MuzEGZm4
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They should sell chipotle peppers at Chipotle. It's smoked jalapenos in a red sauce and it's delicious.
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On another topic, it might slip by the radar of a lot of this thread, but the new Nic Cage movie, Pig, is one of the most beautiful food/restaurant movies I've ever seen. It's not at all what you think. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4nRpdONaAA
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The trailer makes it look like Pig Taken which is an amazing premise tbh
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flashy_mcflash posted:On another topic, it might slip by the radar of a lot of this thread, but the new Nic Cage movie, Pig, is one of the most beautiful food/restaurant movies I've ever seen. It's not at all what you think. And it's so, so pretty.
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That looks really interesting. I might be watching a nic cage film again. Babe really holds up IMO. Watched it again a couple months back having not seen it since I was a kid. Fun feels.
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I would actually advise watching the trailer for Pig. It's misleading in tone and I found that what it did spoil was really distracting while I was watching the movie, in the "Oh, this is where he says the line". I wouldn't say it ruined the movie, since I still enjoyed it, but it took away from the experience.
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Have you ever watched Binging with Babish and thought “man I wish I could watch this guy gently caress up”? Well then I have the video for you! https://youtu.be/M8DHsercsOM You think it’s bad when he gets mocked by a world-renowned Italian chef and then proceeds to almost ruin $500 of cheese, then you get a glimpse into a 4 digit car repair bill and loving up his first try at the dish, but then he blames the cheese and is cursed by the Pecorino gods and fucks up a bone simple dish as many times as there are ingredients in Cacio e Pepe. I like the guy but it was some good ol’ hubris and failure worthy of Roman mythology
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DC Murderverse posted:Have you ever watched Binging with Babish and thought “man I wish I could watch this guy gently caress up”?
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how does a chef gently caress up that much?
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droll posted:how does a chef gently caress up that much?
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droll posted:how does a chef gently caress up that much? There's your problem Edit: to elaborate, Babish himself seems to be the type to be the first person to tell you that he's just a goof who got lucky with a concept. He has no formal training and is mostly doing something he enjoys and is lucky enough to have made a life and get to meet a bunch of really good chefs through it. Robviously fucked around with this message at 16:11 on Jul 19, 2021 |
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