My pleasure!!! It def seems crazy for first time hot pot, just remember the surviving skill, seafood, or animal protein that you won't eat raw, wait till the broth around it start boiling before eating anything around it, this case, you won't die, and worse case scenario you had some over cooked meat and undercook corn, give it a few more try, it'll get easier everytime!
Three weeks ago, I went to my first Hot Pot BBQ. It was an internet Meet Up group. I was lucky to sit next to a woman from China. Who showed me how to serve and prepare raw meats? I asked her about the chop sticks after picking up the raw meat. Same as here just sterilized in boiling broth. I helped her with the English menu. I am going again this coming Sunday. But this time I am READY to FEAST!
Yeah!!! I'm so glad it helps! this is one of my first videos so I never have confident for it, I feels like it is lengthy and not on point at all! but I'm soo glad it at least helped you! I know this is a late reply, so how did that Sunday goes? have you tried seafood yet? cuz that's the tricky one
thank you soo much! I know this is a confusing meal to try for the first time, I even got a friend gave up mid meal and head to mcdonald lol so I made this video trying to help. although this is one of my first yt video so it's a bit lengthy, thanks for the patient of watching it, and i'm so glad it helps
Thank you. I just discovered this. You are a great communicator AND the food I looking delicious. I need to see if this is available here in z Portland, Oregon. Thank you Ma’am
Yes~ it obviously depends on the freshness and your country’s law and the grade of the beef itself, but there’s beef sashimi in Japan, most ppl also don’t eat their steak well done. So yes, generally, eating beef that’s not 100% cook shouldn’t be a problem
Thank you, this is my first time having hot pot and didn't want to make mistakes.
My pleasure!!! It def seems crazy for first time hot pot, just remember the surviving skill, seafood, or animal protein that you won't eat raw, wait till the broth around it start boiling before eating anything around it, this case, you won't die, and worse case scenario you had some over cooked meat and undercook corn, give it a few more try, it'll get easier everytime!
Three weeks ago, I went to my first Hot Pot BBQ. It was an internet Meet Up group. I was lucky to sit next to a woman from China. Who showed me how to serve and prepare raw meats? I asked her about the chop sticks after picking up the raw meat. Same as here just sterilized in boiling broth. I helped her with the English menu. I am going again this coming Sunday. But this time I am READY to FEAST!
Yeah!!! I'm so glad it helps! this is one of my first videos so I never have confident for it, I feels like it is lengthy and not on point at all! but I'm soo glad it at least helped you! I know this is a late reply, so how did that Sunday goes? have you tried seafood yet? cuz that's the tricky one
Thank you for making this video. I ate my first hot pot today and had no idea what I was doing or how to eat. Very helpful video.
thank you soo much! I know this is a confusing meal to try for the first time, I even got a friend gave up mid meal and head to mcdonald lol so I made this video trying to help. although this is one of my first yt video so it's a bit lengthy, thanks for the patient of watching it, and i'm so glad it helps
Thank you. I just discovered this. You are a great communicator AND the food I looking delicious. I need to see if this is available here in z Portland, Oregon. Thank you Ma’am
There's happy lamp in Portland I believe! that's a chain hot pot restaurants, it's not the best best, but pretty good I'll say! give it a try
I cook my chopsticks too 😂 i’m not a seasoned hot pot eater but it just felt right!!
yeaa~ I know it sounds nasty to some ppl, but that's how we do it back home, very smart of you!♥
Did she just said beef is ok to eat raw?
Yes~ it obviously depends on the freshness and your country’s law and the grade of the beef itself, but there’s beef sashimi in Japan, most ppl also don’t eat their steak well done. So yes, generally, eating beef that’s not 100% cook shouldn’t be a problem