Videos and TV stations on cooking and recipes
In this video a middle-aged man shows us all how to make the perfect pitcher of iced tea. But it’s not so much about the tea as is it about just how creepy our host is.
Videos and TV stations on cooking and recipes
In this video a middle-aged man shows us all how to make the perfect pitcher of iced tea. But it’s not so much about the tea as is it about just how creepy our host is.
Curtis Mosey has a goldmine on his hands. He grows tiny berries hailed as miracle fruits for their startling ability to turn sour things sweet.
Eat the berry and you’ll be surprised. Water with a squeeze of lemon suddenly tastes like lemonade. Sweet things like strawberries become more flavorful, almost as if they’re covered in sugar.
Is it just me, or do none of the candy factory workers look very happy in this video?
The ol’ ‘rip off the table cloth’ trick has been done a thousand times. The same can be said for juggling acts. When the two are combined, however, you get a very original trick…
And then some.
Wouldn’t it be nice to learn how to cook your favorite meals step by step, and from an experienced chef? Until you win the lottery, here’s a helpful site to guide you through those tough times in the kitchen.
Introducing FoodTube.net: your very own virtual private cooking tutor.
So Thanksgiving is this strange American holiday where every American takes it to heart to gorge out on turkey, stuffing and mashed potatoes, all in celebration of an illusive dinner that may not be the first.
I have to admit I like having the excuse to eat pumpkin pie, but understanding that not everyone celebrates this strange holiday, here is a video of Napoleon Dynamite making turkey quesadillas. Finally, something else to do with those leftovers.
RealMeals TV is a web TV channel offering professional and user submitted videos.
These range from simple meals to complicated meals, all made on screen for you to follow.
The RealMeals.tv website is set up with various channels, ranging from ProMeals, HealthyMeals, Spirits, and Cooking Tips.
Once you click on the channel that interests you, you can then choose which video to watch in full.
Each video is usually 1 to 5 minutes long, and includes lists of ingredients and instructions along the way, all while someone is demonstrating the recipe for you. Here is an example from the site:
As you may recall from last week’s Hell’s Kitchen post, Melissa was on the chopping block and was given a second chance by Chef Ramsay by a strategic move to the boy’s team.
Joining Rock, Brad and Josh was strategic for the girl’s team that is, in that now they have an opportunity to shine with the crazy jumped-up little cave woman, Melissa, out of the kitchen.
Welcome to Hell’s Kitchen, where attitude will get your nowhere and talent will win you amazing prizes.
Meet Vinnie, an arrogant chef who talks back to Chef Ramsay when he criticizes his signature dish. Later in the night, Vinnie runs his mouth again, ruining the boys’ chance of winning the challenge.
Jamie Oliver has started his own YouTube video channel. It is a bit thin on the ground at the moment with only 3 videos so far but hopefully Jamie will be adding plenty more to his video oven.
For those of you that don’t know, Jamie Oliver is a popular celebrity chef from the UK.