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So that's where Seinfeld got the idea from...
ОтветитьFrom the description of the chef given (which may be a bit overinflated for "dramatic effect" or whatever) - He sounds like a massive asshole who is only tolerated simply because he's the best at what he does. Overall I'll take the 2nd best rather than put up with somebody who tells people offering feedback to "shut the fuck up" lol
ОтветитьSo he was the original soup Nazi from Seinfeld?
ОтветитьYour ladle straining technique is actually taught in culinary schools, when doing french Bouillabaisse
ОтветитьI wonder if the Soup Nazi on Stenfeild was based on him.
ОтветитьA tip is to first do as you did and blanch the protein, but do it for longer (about 5-10 minutes of simmering). It will extract more impurities from the proteins, and you can then discard that water and give the meat, bones, or feet a good rinse in a colander under tap water. Then you will not have to strain anything afterward. The flavor loss will be minuscule, and you'll have less work getting it super clear. Another way to get an even clearer result is to freeze the entire batch in chunks and strain it in the fridge overnight. That will bind some of the gelatin with the solids and act as a filter in itself. But I think you would enjoy the result of the first tip. Great video, by the way, and thanks for sharing.
ОтветитьJapanese who surely know the recipe of exaggeration and the West who has little knowledge about cooking make “legendary” a cheap word.
ОтветитьYour music is louder than your voice
ОтветитьThe Soup Nazi of Japan?
ОтветитьLooks great! But Bro the chicken feet🫠🤢
ОтветитьThis guy was a real life Seinfeld Soup Nazi. Respect
ОтветитьThanks you screwed up the recipe
ОтветитьSo he's just a dickhead that bosses people around because he makes food, got ya.
ОтветитьThe reason the next day it probably wasn't as good was that the soup probably has a lot of volitile aromatics which get lost over time hence why it is much better fresh.
ОтветитьYou should use cheese clothe when straining. Makes sure nothing gets through and is reusable too
ОтветитьMmmmmmm boiled butter 😋
ОтветитьMany instant / pre-made mimic the real taste already, but the density and richness of the natural ingredients, and time spent for it, nothing can beat that taste
Ответитьso this guy was basically the soup nazi
ОтветитьNO RAMEN FOR YOU!!!
ОтветитьDifferent aromatic compounds will breakdown chemically after time.
Ответить4 hours and you said its short hahahaha
ОтветитьI´ts look like too much work. Better to just go to restaurant.
ОтветитьShibumi?
ОтветитьIs this the birth of Seinfeld's soup nazi?
ОтветитьAsian broths are the most expensive and difficult to cook. Even your pho isn’t cheap.
ОтветитьSup iz govna i palok))
ОтветитьSoup Nazi as in Seinfeld.
ОтветитьMy man so precise with his dashi then starts saying things like 3/4 of a carrot lmao
ОтветитьRamen out of Japan is fake, salty,
ОтветитьWhen soup is finished, noodles should be put in immediately. The fresh flavor will disappear in one night,In Asia, except for fermented foods, they all need to be cooked and eaten in hot immediately.
ОтветитьThats alot for soup
ОтветитьNgl, this Samo-san chap sounds absolutely based.
Ответитьi would coock chicken alone for 10-12 hours before and then add the aromaics
it would better and isnt the cabbage supposted to be choped ?
So he is the soup nazi of Japan? Lol
ОтветитьI love the content.
ОтветитьRamen Nazi
ОтветитьGo to Chinatown, Beef Brisket Won Ton Noodle beats that any day.
ОтветитьEgomaniacal chefs are such a bore. And if he told me to "shut the fuck up," I'd tell him to go to hell. I would order to take out, because really, who needs all that grief ? But take the product and run.
ОтветитьNo soup for you!
This guy reminds my of that soup guy from Seinfeld
so he's a famous dicheed
ОтветитьEven though Dried Ramen is an Asian Food. It is an American Staple in American Prison Systems. American Inmates in American Prisons like to take crushed Dried Ramen and crush it with American Cheetos, or Doritos, and a Pickled Cucumber and crush it with the Dried Ramen into a dough using a bag and hot boiling water. Sometimes called a Prison Brick. They then add other crushed chips, deli meats like ham, turkey, chicken, roast beef, salami, pepperoni, or a can of Tuna, and then add sauces like Ketchup, Mayonnaise, Mustard, Tomato Paste ,Bean Paste akin to Bean Dip or whatever sauce you like on top. They sometimes roll it into a Giant Sushi Roll or Prison Brick. That's why they are also called Prison Bricks.
ОтветитьNO RAMEN FOR YOU NEXT!
ОтветитьHe is the Ramen Nazi like the soup Nazi in Seinfeld
Ответитьthe part where the chicken toes were cut off caught me offguard 😨
I did not know there were chicken feet in there 🤣 not quite my taste
Who knew there was a ramen nazi
ОтветитьLegendary is orange. If it's yellow then it's just Epic.
ОтветитьThe most important reason soups are chilled fast is food safety… high protein and water activity with lower acidity is a bacterial paradise
ОтветитьSo Is this where Larry David got the idea for the soup nazi in Seinfeld
ОтветитьReminds me of the Seinfeld episode with the soup....
Ответитьit's the soup nazi from Seinfeld 😂
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