on-native English speaker here. I'm Asian and I don't really know the English foodtube scene.Who are the cooking YouTubers that are actually worth watching?I'm mostly interested in Mexican food and European stuff, but cuisine doesn't matter that much. I care more about good recipes and useful technique.
>>22079378Look no more
>>22079378chef john from food wishes
>>22079382>>22079378https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6OSMbfhIao
>>22079378Daddy Jacks Cooking with the Blues
>>22079406this, RIP. to honor him I'm gonna cross contaminate my kitchen next time I cook
>>22079378mexican:Arnie-tex has simple nice recipeshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPlOuCmSMOUcooking grannyalmost too authentic, but interesting to see how rural mexicans cook.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfFZOawgvwQ
KQED channel for Jacques Pepin
Thanks anons. Chef John, ArnieTex, Daddy Jack and Jacques Pepin all look good.Any good channels for Italian/French home cooking specifically?
for me its:onyo man (ChefJeanPierre)Brian LagerstromTasting History with Max Miller
>>22079378english chefs working in a well respected restaurant, think they used to work at the fat duck(one of if not the highest rated english restaurant)https://www.youtube.com/@FallowChefsfrench chef and my (no homo) man crushhttps://www.youtube.com/@BrunoAlbouze
>>22079731I’ve been watching Fallow. It’s really useful, and I’ve learned a lot from it.
>>22079382Overrated sodabrain>>22079729>jean pierreRetired/demented>Lagerstromalgorithm slop>Max MillerInsufferable faggot. Can't even watch his videos because his smarmy faggot face makes me lose my appetiteWatch Walter Trupp, Chef Majk, Adam Byatt, etc.
>>22079378>YouTubeAnon, there are better things to do with your time than spending hours watching YouTube slop.
>>22079878you trash chef jean pierre and recommend this clickbait slop?
>>22079893Literal AI thumbnails. Cooking With Jack tier.
Chef John is great as a source of recipes for most cuisines, and you'll slowly build up techniques by watching him too. His stuff is a good baseline to build off of.Internet Shaquille is another food YouTuber I like. He has a couple of good Mexican recipes (and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqTsb9N3cqY is a good one to start with) and he spends a bit more time on the underlying principles of cooking than Chef John.There is also The Roux Brother. Not strictly food YouTubers, but one of the brothers did upload an old television show they did about French cooking.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXIlJtJ4B9Y&list=PLzlxrPgp_9WrEP_UuixXlRzvdkERkCrNOLots of good technique in there and how to improve on simple good ingredients.
>>22079378stand aside plebs
There's this mexican guy who grills a lot. I watch him sometimes when I need to figure out how to grill something.
>>22079378For mexican, I've relied on Rick Bayless and Jonathan Zaragoza
>>22079939Look how young he was, having use of BOTH hands.
>>22080011this is an old video too but as of now he is able to do this using only his mind
