- 13
- 9 772
FowlersFreeTime
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 27 ต.ค. 2019
Hello all and welcome to my channel! By day I'm a full time business analyst, but in my free time I am an aspiring home cook and self-taught content creator. Join me on my journey of self discovery as I share dishes from around the world, each offering a unique and delicious insight into my life
Subscribe and hit that notification bell if you want thorough recipe walkthroughs sprinkled with a hint of humor and loaded with useful tips & tricks. Welcome!
Instagram: @fowlersfreetime
Twitter: @fowlersfreetime
Subscribe and hit that notification bell if you want thorough recipe walkthroughs sprinkled with a hint of humor and loaded with useful tips & tricks. Welcome!
Instagram: @fowlersfreetime
Twitter: @fowlersfreetime
How to make Banana Bread
Welcome back to Fowler's Free Time and today we're making my favorite Banana Bread recipe! This classic recipe is sure to evoke fond memories of your mom or grandma's kitchen, as you remember the smell of bananas, sugar, and cinnamon filling the air!
Disclosure: this recipe is from Robin Lim Lumsden's Belcour cookbook with the author's permission.
Ingredients:
4 oz Butter
1 cup Sugar
1 Egg
3 ripe Bananas
1 cup Flour
1 cup Whole Wheat Flour
1 tsp Baking Powder
1 tsp Baking Soda
1 tsp Cinnamon
1/4 tsp Nutmeg
1/4 tsp Salt
1 tsp Vanilla extract
1/2 cup Milk
Optional ingredients I added:
2oz rum (Jamaican rum preferred)
1/4 - 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
Disclosure: this recipe is from Robin Lim Lumsden's Belcour cookbook with the author's permission.
Ingredients:
4 oz Butter
1 cup Sugar
1 Egg
3 ripe Bananas
1 cup Flour
1 cup Whole Wheat Flour
1 tsp Baking Powder
1 tsp Baking Soda
1 tsp Cinnamon
1/4 tsp Nutmeg
1/4 tsp Salt
1 tsp Vanilla extract
1/2 cup Milk
Optional ingredients I added:
2oz rum (Jamaican rum preferred)
1/4 - 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
มุมมอง: 191
วีดีโอ
Kimchi Fried Rice
มุมมอง 1173 ปีที่แล้ว
Welcome back to Fowler's Free Time and today we're going international for some Korean flavor! I'll be making good use of leftover pork belly (Samgyupsal) to make a very satisfying Kimchi Fried Rice, or Kimchee Bokkeum Bap. The incredibly flavorful kimchi lends its spice and garlicky goodness to this comforting rice dish, best enjoyed with some Korean Beer or Soju! Ingredients (approximate meas...
Renaissance Festival Smoked Turkey Legs
มุมมอง 3.1K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Welcome back to Fowler's Free Time and today I'm bringing you a taste of the Renaissance Festival with these festival inspired Smoked Turkey Legs! Join me as I brine, season, and smoke these giant turkey legs... I even put on my kilt to get in the spirit of things! Brine Recipe: 2 tsp Curing Salt (Prague Powder) 1/4 cup Salt (regular/Kosher) 3/4 cup brown sugar 4 cups water a sprinkling of whol...
Mackerel in Coconut Sauce
มุมมอง 1253 ปีที่แล้ว
Welcome back to Fowler's Free Time and today I'm cooking a family favorite: Mackerel in Coconut Sauce. Join me as I share with you the moment when I caught this lovely Spanish Mackerel half a mile from the beach in South Florida. Shout out to my friend Andy aka the Yak Ninja for the invite! Here is his channel: th-cam.com/users/neochino Then, stick around and I'll turn this fish into a savory d...
How to make Jerk Pork
มุมมอง 2003 ปีที่แล้ว
Welcome back to Fowler's Free Time and today we'll use the Jerk Marinade we prepared in the last video to make Jerk Pork! Not only will I show you how to turn a humble pork shoulder into SMOKED Jerk Pork, but as a bonus I'm going to show you how to make Jamaican Rice and Peas to accompany this savory delight! Happy Nyammings! Jerk Marinade recipe: th-cam.com/video/gHL67wjtlPI/w-d-xo.html Additi...
How to make Jerk Marinade
มุมมอง 943 ปีที่แล้ว
On today's episode of Fowler's Free Time, I'm taking the lessons learnt in my last video and focusing on the Jerk Marinade. I'll show you how to make a batch of Jerk seasoning from scratch that you can use on just about any meat you want to cook with authentic Jamaican Jerk flavor. When you're done with this video head over to episode 2 of the Jerk Series to see me make Jerk Pork. Please enjoy!...
How to make Jerk Chicken
มุมมอง 1934 ปีที่แล้ว
On today's episode of Fowler's Free Time, I'm showing you how to make authentic Jamaican Jerk Chicken from scratch! I'll compare this homemade jerk marinade to the reigning king of store-bought, Walkers Wood, to see how we stack up. These chicken thighs are going to be smoked for a more authentic presentation, and will be both flavorful and juicy! Please enjoy! Credit for Jerk Marinade recipe g...
How to make Jamaican Curry Chicken
มุมมอง 2784 ปีที่แล้ว
Fowler's Free Time is back in the kitchen bringing you some Jamaican Curry Chicken today! You can take the boy out of the island, but you can't take the island out of the boy! This is one of my staples and always makes me think of home. I hope you enjoy! Basic Recipe: 2 lbs cut up boneless Chicken Thighs 4 Scallions 1 small head of Garlic 1 medium-large Yellow Onion Fresh Thyme Curry Powder (do...
FFT VLOG: Thanksgiving 2020
มุมมอง 664 ปีที่แล้ว
Its been a few weeks since my last upload and I'm still in lockdown... So how about a message of gratitude and thankfulness for the Thanksgiving Day vlog? Here are 5 things I am thankful for: 1. My Executive Producer (aka My Wife) 2. My Family from all over the world 3. Frontline workers and all health staff during this Coronapocalypse 4. My friends, both near and far 5. My subscribers :)
How to make Char Siu Pork
มุมมอง 2104 ปีที่แล้ว
Its been a few weeks, but Fowler's Free Time is back In the Kitchen! Today we'll be making Chinese Char Siu Pork. Inspired by my mother's cooking, this recipe works for all types of pork ribs and is as crowd pleaser! Here's the brand of Char Siu Sauce I used: usa.lkk.com/en/products/char-siu-sauce You can find it on Amazon or sometimes in your local supermarket. Basic Recipe: 2-3 lbs of Pork ri...
How to make Seafood Paella!
มุมมอง 1264 ปีที่แล้ว
Welcome back to Fowler's Free Time for a special cooking video. In this week's video, we'll be cooking Seafood Paella with a guest star (my little sister) and celebrating her birthday with her. Paella is a crowd-pleasing dish that is equally impressive in presentation and taste. Saffron, garlic and onion season this hearty rice dish adorned with indulgent shellfish. Enjoy! Ingredient list: Oliv...
How to make Crispy Asian Pork Belly
มุมมอง 2684 ปีที่แล้ว
Welcome back to Fowler's Free Time: In the Kitchen. In this second installment, we're in the kitchen for real this time and we're cooking up a delicious, juicy, Pork Belly with crispy skin. Inspired by Chinese spices and a more international technique, watch as we use a salt crust to oven bake our way to crispy porky goodness! Basic Recipe: - Pork Belly (roughly 2lbs) - 3-4 stalks of Scallions ...
How to make Scotch Bonnet Pepper Sauce
มุมมอง 4.8K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Welcome to Fowler's Free Time: In the Kitchen. This is the first of many recipe videos to come. Today we're making Scotch Bonnet Pepper Sauce from scratch. That's right, homemade hot sauce! This will make you sweat but keep you coming back for more! Basic Recipe: - 2 dozen hot peppers (I used Jamaican Scotch Bonnet, but you can use Habanero if that's what is available) - 2 cups of diced fruit (...
Thank you for the recipy!
🤣
great video grew my own scotch bonnet and used a sweet bbq xauce and an extra cup of water to lessen the heat ..made 4 jars of sauce ...thanks for the original recipe
Thank you for watching. I really need to revive this channel and comments like yours are encouraging!
Welcome back!
Are turkeys indigenous to the Americas and not Europe the same with potatoes and corn so why would these be at Renaissance fairs
An interesting observation, and probably fairly accurate. Of course, if you've ever been to one of these fairs you would see they are not exactly historically accurate. They are pretty much a typical North American fair, but with costumes. All in good fun and not worth a full cross examination.
Because Renaissance Fairs aren’t really about historical accuracy. Most of the Fantasy genre is an incoherent and anachronistic hodgepodge of about 1,000 years of culture and technology mashed together with various supernatural and mythological elements. It’s why we see 9th century Vikings alongside Knights in 15th century Armor and 3rd Century Celtic Druids. The Turkey may be a New World Bird, but it’s no more anachronistic than most of the fantasy genre is already. I’m sure there are Ren Fairs that are more about history and reenactment but most Ren Fairs in North America are about the Medieval Fantasy genre which has about as much in common with the Medieval Period as Professional Wrestling has with Athletic Wrestling
You should also let the turkey legs sit and drain really well for at least 2 hours when you're done brining.
You are so right. I do something similar when I smoke fish, and I think I omitted that step this time because I was rushing. Again, thank you for the great tips!
If you really want those turkey legs to take on bad Brine and that dry rub flavor get yourself a vacuum sealer and make your bags about 6 in too big. I want you done brining empty the turkey legs and the liquid out from the bags rinse them out and give them a little wash and then add your dry rubbed turkey legs back into the original bag and reseal them and leave them like that for a bit before taking them out to smoke. Everybody should own a vacuum sealer these days and I'm telling you what the change in the quality of flavors that you get is astronomical
Some really great advice there, thank you!
Looks like habanero not bonnets?
Thanks for watching. They are genuine scotch bonnets, progeny of my mother in law's tree back in Kingston, but I agree the shape is a bit more like a habanero. I also noticed the peppers had a bigger size and more traditional shapebwhen the tree was younger. The pepper tree really isn't suited to be grown in a container inside, in hindsight I've stunted the growth of tree and fruit by doing so.
Thank you for making this feel easy Chris
I was cleaning up my subscribe list and found you. Have you given up on TH-cam?
I really want to get back into it, I have many more video ideas but so little time! Trying to film this weekend and aiming for at least one video per month. How do you stay motivated?
@@FowlersFreeTime The comments! I've been getting a ton, plus personal e-mail, Instagram and FB comments and questions (from people around the world). It's really a lot of fun (and one of the reasons I don't take part in the cooking forums as much these days). When you're back, shoot me a comment/msg so I know to keep an eye out for your content. :)
Fowler, this looks amazing, gonna try making it
Glad you liked it!
Awesome,how long can you keep this?
I have had it in my refrigerator for up to 3 months, but I don't necessarily recommend that. I would say 4-6 weeks. I don't use a lot of hot sauce, so next time I make a batch as large as shown in the video, I'm going to give away to neighbors and friends. Sharing is caring!
I'll be smoking several turkey legs this weekend. Always be sure to temp check the larger of the legs to make sure it's at 165 degrees. U can take it out on counter at 155 degrees internal temperature, and wrap in tin foil for 20 to 30 minutes until temperature reaches 165 degrees.
Thank you for the advice! I definitely won't be making that mistake again heh
Huzzah!
My first year growing scotch bonnets and Carolina Reapers. Any ideas on mixing the two?
Mixing the two for a hot sauce!? You better name that "DeathWish" LOL! But seriously, I have no tips on that, I wish you luck and please let me know how that turns out.
I'd personally recommend using double the garlic or more and add onion possibly carrots. Onion and garlic are a must for every sauce I make. The fruit is what I change up. I also found zanthum gum to be very helpful. I came hear because I tried to grow scotch bonnets but ended up with Jamaican hot mushroom instead. The placenta around the seeds are hot but not the seeds. Sorry but everyone says that wrong unless they explain that.
I'll admit, I haven't tried making this again since this video, but if i do, I agree with your suggestion on garlic onion and carrots. The zanthum gum isn't an ingredient I'm familiar with though. Thanks for stopping by, and hope you have better luck growing those peppers next time!
This is amazing
Thank you! Love the avatar too: Demon Slayer rocks!
@@FowlersFreeTime just had my first renfest turkey leg this afternoon...glorious
@@ccompson2 hahaha good stuff!
@@ccompson2 what's amazing is Turkey's do not exist during the Renaissance time turkeys are indigenous to the America's no turkeys in Europe
Thank you...l enjoyed the demonstration emensely. I will be getting one of Robin,s Cookbook.
It's one of my most used and favourite cookbooks ❤️
I need to do this one !!! Looks so good
Omg! I love Kimchi!
Kimchi is good for you too! Of course I negated the health benefits with this much pork belly, but it sure was yummy!
Everytime we go to Jungle Jim's in Cincinnati I always get a jar......and completely stink up the car. I also love the gim. I can just eat it plain or salted.
Love it!! So hungry!!! "You come to my kitchen im gonna feed ya good!" Money!
That's how I roll!
This looks so delicious!
Glad you liked it bro!
Looks good, and YES to the fried egg (makes it “Deluxe” Kimchi Fried Rice doesn’t it?)
Haha yessir! I should make that the video title!
Plz do a video on brown stew chicken or ox tail. 🤤🤤🤤
Both on the list for next month or so.
I just bought a Pit Boss smoker. Gonna definitely try this recipe out.
Yes bro, smoking is fun!
We need that rice and peas video!
Yeah, looks great. Pair with a nice Tsingtao!
Bad ass man. Thats what im taking about!!!💪💪💪🙌🙌🙌
Lovely......
Looking forward to more, keep it going.
Respect and thank you for subscribing!!!
@@FowlersFreeTime I've been doing a bit of cooking since the 2020 lockdown, for sure going to experiment with some of these at some point and share with the family. Respect
Nice
Good job, Chris 😋 Think I'll have to try dat out.
How about oxtails??!!!!
Hi Michelle, I am actually hoping to do an oxtail video next month! Important question though: would you rather see the traditional method or the Instapot version?
Another vote from me on a video tutorial for authentic Jamaican rice and peas
Looks delicious Chris, I love jerk food and you make it look so easy, that pork looks amazing - really enjoy these videos. I’m thinking of buying a smoker unit and I have much to learn!
Love it!💪💪💪💯🔥
Never wash dem rice! Love it! Great video and yes make a rice and peas video!!
Make Rice and Peas :-)
Since we are not invited to taste these goodies, you need to put the measurements/directions below so we can try cooking at home!
Hahaha basic recipe is in the video description, but message received! Next time I cooking a big portion I can deliver!
Looks good Chris - interesting experiment comparing the store bought product and your own. It seems that the Walkers Wood marinade is a respectable product if you don’t want to make your own. It all looks delicious
Thanks Uncle Joe, the experimenting continues, I'm always trying to learn something new in the kitchen!
Looks really good! I need a smoker stat 😞. Lol
Yeah man, smokers are fun!
@@FowlersFreeTime looks so lol. I had some chicken defrosting.... Just threw some jerk on it after watching this lol. If tomorrow isn't too cold I'll put it on the grill :).
@@isamu_dyson This is the way!
Looks scrumptious! But me cyan tell too much pepper! I will try and let you know!
Have some rice and peas pon di side and yu good Cuz!
Making it this weekend!!
Excellent! Loved "just a toops". I use raisins in mine...I like the sweet. I also use petit pois. I've never done with boneless...gotta try. YUM!
Interesting how every family has a slight variation eh? Glad you liked!
YUM!
Looks awesome !!!!!
Nice !!
The mango tree look well healthy though!
Yeah, now I need to remember to fertilize it so I can get mangos in 2021!
Happy belated Thanksgiving 🍹🍸🍾🍻