Rea is, by his own admission, more of a video creator than a cook. In fact, he more or less learned to cook for his YouTube channel. Today, he has reached great heights of culinary skill simply through experience and experimentation. Still, he sometimes collaborates with chefs-by-trade, and credits them as being more skilled than he is.

In his videos, he often does a “simple” version of the fictional food he is making, using everyday or packaged ingredients, and then a more complex version with fresh and handmade ingredients. It’s hard to say whether he built his skill in order to make these complex recipes or if he makes them thanks to his more developed skill, but they are a lot of fun to watch and try out.

So, if you ever wished to eat something you saw on TV, check out Binging With Babish. He may have a recipe for you to try.

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YouTube

The wealth of information that aspiring cooks can find on YouTube knows no bounds. From kitchen hacks to recipes from YouTubers around the world that show you how to make unique and exotic dishes, you’ll find a channel for anything you need on this free website.

Netflix

The classic subscription service of Netflix offers a variety of shows that will teach you about food around the world and the chefs who make it come to life. Favorites such as Chef’s Table and The Great British Baking Show are just two examples of the great content you’ll find.

TikTok

TikTok has exploded in popularity recently as a short video app where content creators look to make some of the most unique and inventive content possible. This has extended to the realm of cooking and recipe making, and many foodies share their wisdom here.

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Caitlin Shoemaker

With a calming personality and tasty, achievable recipes, Caitlin Shoemaker’s channel is full of What I Eat in a Day and recipe videos to give you plenty of ideas for meals and snacks of your own.

Unnatural Vegan

A rather unique vegan YouTube channel, Unnatural Vegan focuses on science-based health education and opinion content. It’s very sane, realistic, and comes with a healthy dose of humor.

Cheap Lazy Vegan

Just because you’re vegan doesn’t mean that you have all the money and time in the world to make your food. This YouTube channel can help you cook for yourself without breaking the bank or taking up your whole day with cooking.

The Tasty Vegan

The coolest thing about this YouTube channel is that it doesn’t waste your time. With most videos clocking in around one to two minutes, The Tasty Vegan really knows how to get to the point.

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While you might only think about fried or scrambled eggs when considering what to do with them, the truth is that there are all kinds of options! Looking for help to discover them? Here’s where Emmy Cho comes in!

Cho is a food blogger and YouTuber with a popular channel called Emmy Made in Japan. She explores a big range of recipes and food-related topics, but one of my favorite of her sets of videos is the wonderful “Egg-ceptional EGGS” series.

Here, she tries a number of different recipes that incorporate eggs as a main ingredient in order to show her viewers all of the possibilities that exist.

From making an egg fruit vegan faux egg to a DIY Mickey Mouse-shaped egg, Cho will fill your egg repertoire with all kinds of ideas that you might have never even considered before!

So, what are you waiting for? Subscribe today, and start egg binging!

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Even if you aren’t, you are in luck, because the popular “Hot Ones” show on the First We Feast YouTube channel is a fantastic collection of celebrities being interviewed while doing precisely that!

Sean Evans, the host of the program, is a pro at eating spicy foods. Despite starting the challenge without much heat, using a sauce that comes in at under 2,000 on the Scoville scale, the wings progressively get hotter as the challenge goes on. By the time the spiciest 10th wing comes around, Evans always manages to finish it and win the challenge.

Some of the program’s many guests, however, have not quite been up to the 2,000,000+ Scoville challenge.

Whether or not they finish all ten chicken wings, this show is great at combining interesting interviews with celebrities such as Justin Timberlake, Scarlett Johansson, and Kevin Hart as they put their heat tolerance to the test.

In short, if you are a food lover and are up for seeing interesting interviews with some of Hollywood’s biggest stars, give “Hot Ones” a look the next time you’re browsing YouTube!

The post Watch Celebrities Challenge Their Taste Buds With Hot Wings appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

Rea is, by his own admission, more of a video creator than a cook. In fact, he more or less learned to cook for his YouTube channel. Today, he has reached great heights of culinary skill simply through experience and experimentation. Still, he sometimes collaborates with chefs-by-trade, and credits them as being more skilled than he is.

In his videos, he often does a “simple” version of the fictional food he is making, using everyday or packaged ingredients, and then a more complex version with fresh and handmade ingredients. It’s hard to say whether he built his skill in order to make these complex recipes or if he makes them thanks to his more developed skill, but they are a lot of fun to watch and try out.

So, if you ever wished to eat something you saw on TV, check out Binging With Babish. He may have a recipe for you to try.

The post Make Food From Your Favorite Shows With “Binging with Babish” appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

YouTube

The wealth of information that aspiring cooks can find on YouTube knows no bounds. From kitchen hacks to recipes from YouTubers around the world that show you how to make unique and exotic dishes, you’ll find a channel for anything you need on this free website.

Netflix

The classic subscription service of Netflix offers a variety of shows that will teach you about food around the world and the chefs who make it come to life. Favorites such as Chef’s Table and The Great British Baking Show are just two examples of the great content you’ll find.

TikTok

TikTok has exploded in popularity recently as a short video app where content creators look to make some of the most unique and inventive content possible. This has extended to the realm of cooking and recipe making, and many foodies share their wisdom here.

The post 3 Multimedia Tools for Expanding Your Kitchen Skills appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

Caitlin Shoemaker

With a calming personality and tasty, achievable recipes, Caitlin Shoemaker’s channel is full of What I Eat in a Day and recipe videos to give you plenty of ideas for meals and snacks of your own.

Unnatural Vegan

A rather unique vegan YouTube channel, Unnatural Vegan focuses on science-based health education and opinion content. It’s very sane, realistic, and comes with a healthy dose of humor.

Cheap Lazy Vegan

Just because you’re vegan doesn’t mean that you have all the money and time in the world to make your food. This YouTube channel can help you cook for yourself without breaking the bank or taking up your whole day with cooking.

The Tasty Vegan

The coolest thing about this YouTube channel is that it doesn’t waste your time. With most videos clocking in around one to two minutes, The Tasty Vegan really knows how to get to the point.

The post Vegan YouTube Channels You Should Subscribe To appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

While you might only think about fried or scrambled eggs when considering what to do with them, the truth is that there are all kinds of options! Looking for help to discover them? Here’s where Emmy Cho comes in!

Cho is a food blogger and YouTuber with a popular channel called Emmy Made in Japan. She explores a big range of recipes and food-related topics, but one of my favorite of her sets of videos is the wonderful “Egg-ceptional EGGS” series.

Here, she tries a number of different recipes that incorporate eggs as a main ingredient in order to show her viewers all of the possibilities that exist.

From making an egg fruit vegan faux egg to a DIY Mickey Mouse-shaped egg, Cho will fill your egg repertoire with all kinds of ideas that you might have never even considered before!

So, what are you waiting for? Subscribe today, and start egg binging!

The post Emmy Cho Will Make You an Egg Expert appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

Even if you aren’t, you are in luck, because the popular “Hot Ones” show on the First We Feast YouTube channel is a fantastic collection of celebrities being interviewed while doing precisely that!

Sean Evans, the host of the program, is a pro at eating spicy foods. Despite starting the challenge without much heat, using a sauce that comes in at under 2,000 on the Scoville scale, the wings progressively get hotter as the challenge goes on. By the time the spiciest 10th wing comes around, Evans always manages to finish it and win the challenge.

Some of the program’s many guests, however, have not quite been up to the 2,000,000+ Scoville challenge.

Whether or not they finish all ten chicken wings, this show is great at combining interesting interviews with celebrities such as Justin Timberlake, Scarlett Johansson, and Kevin Hart as they put their heat tolerance to the test.

In short, if you are a food lover and are up for seeing interesting interviews with some of Hollywood’s biggest stars, give “Hot Ones” a look the next time you’re browsing YouTube!

The post Watch Celebrities Challenge Their Taste Buds With Hot Wings appeared first on Cooking 4 All.