As a Lebanese American that Lebanese Mountain Bread recipe is AMAZING❤️! I’m making it tonight with a tray of kibbie. Chef John you have been an inspiration in my kitchen for years ever since your chicken franchise or “chicken French” as you call it. Thanks!!
My favorite middle Eastern restaurant had these! I used to just go there for bread to ear at home with some leftovers. Fresh bread with left overs is amazing!
Chef John when you started singing, “Naan-naan-naan-naan good bye.” My coffee came out of my nose! You’re entirely too funny, l should have known better! (Because, it’s happened before!) l love baking breads with my Grandkids, l don’t know who has more fun me or them. ♥️👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
"If you're Lebanese, and live on a mountain, and think 'this is not how we do bread', I want to be clear this is how they do bread on the OTHER mountain." Hy-larious!
I love you so much man! You just have the best comments! Just when I listened to something meaningful, you come up with a funny remark and I can't stop laughing!
Water-flour roux starter. Huh never heard of that although my mother did mix water and flour in a jar and shake it when making beef stew. She used it near the end to thicken the stew. Very interesting use of water-flour mix, in a pan versus a jar! I am always learning something new from you Chef John! Thank you!
I love this I can think of so many things to stuff inside. Chicken pot pie filling chicken livers. Cream cheese. The possibilities are endless. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Using your baguette recipe just now. Been using this fab recipe of yours for about over 5 years. It’s always a hit! Today trying it with Added seeds of all kinds (sunflower, golden, flax, pumpkin,, chia) and substituted with a bit of red fife flour. It’s a rainy weekend here in the maritimes and going make soup and hearty bread. Thank You for all your inspiring recipes over the years. You’re the best! ❤️🥖🍲🥖🍲🥖❤️ Love from Fredericton, New Brunswick Canada
Made the lebanese mountain bread, chilled in the fride for about 3 hours and it was fantastic. I am going to make it again and refrigerate overnight next time . I had my doubts it would stretch nicely for me but it did! *note, I also used bread flour
In the mountain bread segment, Chef John mentions wraps made with flour tortillas. I'm still wondering where he found such a thing, as all the wraps I have ever seen appear to use poster board or some similar type cardboard. I've had a couple of wraps myself, and I'm certain it was some kind of paper product everything was wrapped in.
The problem with tasteless tortilla wraps is that they are served cold. The tortillas have fat in them, and you need to heat them up, e.g. in a pan, so they become soft, flaky and yummy, but many joints don’t do that.
wow, I'm impressed! I often bake bread so I'm always into any tips to making great breads. I tried your video and found it to be very informative, easy to follow, entertaining and the narrator made the whole process very approachable for new bakers. I subscribed and going to look for other of your bread videos. Then I'm going to make the no knead bread right now so I can eat it tomorrow.😋
You are hilarious and I love the influx in your tone hey would you please show us the Vietnamese/French bread!?? It’s “bahn” for bahn mi. Also, please show us philipino adobo and seattle deli style Vietnamese bbq pork!????? Thanks, you’re the best!!!
I make a point of taking the time to myself that I need to at least once a week, and have a nice, long, luxurious soak in a hot bath. my broken old bones and torn-up muscles just need it every once in a while! I also make a point of watching these videos as often as possible.
Oh wow! The Lebanese bread has some neato baked bubbles. Kinda looks like Volcanoes National Park on The Big Island Hawaii. Tasty and purdy presentation 👍
In the 80’s I think on Grant Ave in Downtown Sf there was Le Croissant they had Flourinetine, Ham n Chz, Almondine, and Choc Croissants so delish, so memorable so 3000 calories dripping with butter...SF food flashback.. Good things Mazle Mazle...🥐
The wooly looking bread (already forgot what you called it!☺️😝) would be fantastic with spinach and feta cheese (and a generous amount of freshly ground pepper), I bet!!! I would love to try it with vegan chocolate too - and, of course, I would veganize the whole recipe too, I’d most likely use coconut milk in place of the milk and a mix of flax seed «egg» in combo with an egg replacer meant for cooking (one for the binding effect, the other for eggy flavor etc. Most of the time things work out fine, I bet this would too! Thanks a lot, Chef John! 👏🤗
LOL on answer of we don't make it on our Mountain like that. So you say, oh that's okay, your next Mountain neighbors makes it this way. 🤣 Great reply Chef John ! 🥰
I love the way he sings, "and as always, eeeenjooooy".. At first you think, wow this guy can't sing at all! then a few videos later, boy is he consistent.. So lets just call it micro-tonal.
Ah my favorite didn't make the cut - burger buns. It opened my eyes to the perfection that is properly done brioche. So many pulled porks and briskets I ate enveloped in it.
u press down to create more heat per surface area on the bottom and instigate the air pockets to puff up. Not Lebanese but that's the deal with tortillas. Its a necessary step because the puffing steames the insides and makes the texture really nice.
I will praise You, O Lord, with my whole heart; I will tell of all Your marvelous works. I will be glad and rejoice in You; I will sing praise to Your name, O Most High. -Psalm 9:1-2
Chef John, I still take bath!! I filled my bath container with water and I use a large plastic cup to pour the water on me.. I love how you say "no one bathe anymore"! You make me laugh!
My absolute favorite way to enjoy Naan is with Rice Kheer (aka: Indian rice pudding). Obviously I have to omit the garlic, but if you've never tried the two together, next time you go to an Indian restaurant, ask them for regular Naan, the non garlic Naan, and try it with a spoon full of Rice Kheer on each bite. It's pretty amazing.
I see you with your fancy Wedgwood china 😂 also I just moved to Italy and can’t wait to italianize (it’s a word now) all these recipes. I dont know what that will mean but I will tag you in my Instagram posts 😍
I make Naan or flatbread with Greek yoghert. Makes een real nice taste. I take allperpose flower 250gr, 100ml yoghert, 50 ml water, 1 ts sugar, 1ts salt, halfe ts garlic prouder optional, 4 to 5 gram dried yeast.
If you had used the Lebanese pillow and oven, you would not be using a spatula at all..... Perhaps you can name this recipe....Other Mountain Lebanese Bread..... You could also toss the dough, like a pizza dough round, which will stretch the dough a little bit.... I see that the dough shrunk significantly when it hit the hot skillet... Perhaps that shrinking lends to the puff in the bread.... Another terrific recipe and, BTW, the Lebanese Hummus is significantly heavier with garlic than the Israeli Hummus is that is usually eaten on the Pita Bread which is filled with Israeli Salad, along with thin slices of phenomenally delicious Slow Cooked Meat.... and generously drizzled with Tahini... Total Yum!!🤗
“ This is how we do it on the other mountain“… Classic Chef John! 😏😂😂😂👍
When you are about to Google for bread recipe, and chef John beats you xD gotta love this man.
Report him to the police, he shouldn't be beating anyone!
still laughing "this is how they do it on the other mountain."
😂😂😂
Hilarious!
Omg me too. This whole video had me laughing. “ mine’s at the cleaners “ 🤣🤣🤣
That's how I do it on my mountain❣
Exactly 😂😂😂
As a Lebanese American that Lebanese Mountain Bread recipe is AMAZING❤️! I’m making it tonight with a tray of kibbie. Chef John you have been an inspiration in my kitchen for years ever since your chicken franchise or “chicken French” as you call it. Thanks!!
Is it raw kibbe? I'd kill for a recipe for raw kibbe nayeh...
@@Amethyst1919 : That sounds good! I want the recipe too!
@@faithsrvtrip8768 Keep an eye out on Middle Eats... Obi told he he'd add it to his list...
Xxf4
Swift upvote immediately following "this is how they do it on the _other_ mountain".
Yeah, I LOLd at that 🤣
"That's just you cooking" is probably the most important advice I've taken to heart. (That and a shakka shaka cayenne)
Ohhh thank you for the timestamps, chef!
Your subtle humor is not lost on me. Also I'm a native New Yorker and you my friend are hysterical!
☺️
My favorite middle Eastern restaurant had these! I used to just go there for bread to ear at home with some leftovers. Fresh bread with left overs is amazing!
Very true, I have a very saucy curry, but no bread...
Chef John when you started singing, “Naan-naan-naan-naan good bye.” My coffee came out of my nose! You’re entirely too funny, l should have known better! (Because, it’s happened before!) l love baking breads with my Grandkids, l don’t know who has more fun me or them. ♥️👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Wool bread is so beautiful!! Great job Chef!! Thank you so much ❤️❤️ for teaching us ! This is so cool!! This is a keeper recipe!
"If you're Lebanese, and live on a mountain, and think 'this is not how we do bread', I want to be clear this is how they do bread on the OTHER mountain." Hy-larious!
What were the loving words the Baker said to his favorite bread dough? "I Knead you.".
I've made the garlic naan bread twice now and it's excellent!
Absolutely love your sense of humor.
Yes,yes,yes.Going to try .Not a bread maker but hope to learn.😊😊😊😊
Hello friend how are you doing👋
Great timing! Really want to make bread when the temperature dips later this week! Thanks!
Yeah that's nice of you thank you
Ever since the Valentines Day recipes I’m really enjoying these single serving marathon videos of Chef John’s.
5:00 This gives me an idea to stretch thin pizza dough! Thanks!!
I love you so much man! You just have the best comments! Just when I listened to something meaningful, you come up with a funny remark and I can't stop laughing!
I need to make the garlic naan. I’ve made the no knead bread and it is wonderful. It was so beautiful that I couldn’t believe it came out of my oven.
Water-flour roux starter. Huh never heard of that although my mother did mix water and flour in a jar and shake it when making beef stew. She used it near the end to thicken the stew. Very interesting use of water-flour mix, in a pan versus a jar! I am always learning something new from you Chef John! Thank you!
I love this I can think of so many things to stuff inside. Chicken pot pie filling chicken livers. Cream cheese. The possibilities are endless. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This guy is the king of one liners.. never laughed so much watching someone cook 😂
Agreed he is hilarious! Try Chef Jean Pierre if you like humor in your cooking videos
@@danielbaker8068 thanks I'll check him out! :)
Using your baguette recipe just now.
Been using this fab recipe of yours for about over 5 years.
It’s always a hit!
Today trying it with Added seeds of all kinds (sunflower, golden, flax, pumpkin,, chia) and substituted with a bit of red fife flour.
It’s a rainy weekend here in the maritimes and going make soup and hearty bread.
Thank You for all your inspiring recipes over the years.
You’re the best!
❤️🥖🍲🥖🍲🥖❤️
Love from
Fredericton, New Brunswick
Canada
Hello friend how are you doing👋
"The Sherlock Holmes of stretching dough on domes." NICE!
Made the lebanese mountain bread, chilled in the fride for about 3 hours and it was fantastic. I am going to make it again and refrigerate overnight next time . I had my doubts it would stretch nicely for me but it did! *note, I also used bread flour
That nice, Hello friend how are you doing
Oh that Naan & Curry looks so tempting!
In the mountain bread segment, Chef John mentions wraps made with flour tortillas. I'm still wondering where he found such a thing, as all the wraps I have ever seen appear to use poster board or some similar type cardboard. I've had a couple of wraps myself, and I'm certain it was some kind of paper product everything was wrapped in.
The problem with tasteless tortilla wraps is that they are served cold. The tortillas have fat in them, and you need to heat them up, e.g. in a pan, so they become soft, flaky and yummy, but many joints don’t do that.
@@xTobsecretx 😭it is SO True!
wow, I'm impressed! I often bake bread so I'm always into any tips to making great breads. I tried your video and found it to be very informative, easy to follow, entertaining and the narrator made the whole process very approachable for new bakers. I subscribed and going to look for other of your bread videos. Then I'm going to make the no knead bread right now so I can eat it tomorrow.😋
My goodness, I’m drooling. Cannot wait until that creamy cashew chicken curry recipe!
Love to listen to you. You're the best. Can't wait to try this.
It looks like it would hold up well to any filling. I love to make naan pizza I could probably use this the same way, thanks!
I love everything you do! ❤️ thanks for sharing 👍🏾
Nice. ALL the bread recipes!
Hello friend how are you doing👋
You are hilarious and I love the influx in your tone hey would you please show us the Vietnamese/French bread!?? It’s “bahn” for bahn mi. Also, please show us philipino adobo and seattle deli style Vietnamese bbq pork!????? Thanks, you’re the best!!!
I make a point of taking the time to myself that I need to at least once a week, and have a nice, long, luxurious soak in a hot bath. my broken old bones and torn-up muscles just need it every once in a while! I also make a point of watching these videos as often as possible.
Hello friend how are you doing👋
Same and I’m only 19
Oh wow! The Lebanese bread has some neato baked bubbles. Kinda looks like Volcanoes National Park on The Big Island Hawaii. Tasty and purdy presentation 👍
You are....................... FANTASTICLY SIMPATICO!!!!!!!!!!
In the 80’s I think on Grant Ave in Downtown Sf there was Le Croissant they had Flourinetine, Ham n Chz, Almondine, and Choc Croissants so delish, so memorable so 3000 calories dripping with butter...SF food flashback.. Good things Mazle Mazle...🥐
Great video Chef! Thanks so much!
My buns are already rising! Perfect timing... I was just looking for a quick bread to make!
Great compilation! Thank you!
I still take baths. Very relaxing.
Love this video! 😍😍
The wooly looking bread (already forgot what you called it!☺️😝) would be fantastic with spinach and feta cheese (and a generous amount of freshly ground pepper), I bet!!! I would love to try it with vegan chocolate too - and, of course, I would veganize the whole recipe too, I’d most likely use coconut milk in place of the milk and a mix of flax seed «egg» in combo with an egg replacer meant for cooking (one for the binding effect, the other for eggy flavor etc. Most of the time things work out fine, I bet this would too! Thanks a lot, Chef John! 👏🤗
Now I wanna make bread. Thanks for your wonderful videos.
Everything looks so tasty and yummy 😋😋😍
I didn't know bread is so easy! 🤩👍
LOL on answer of we don't make it on our Mountain like that. So you say, oh that's okay, your next Mountain neighbors makes it this way. 🤣
Great reply Chef John ! 🥰
Yes in Assyrian we call tbis lawasha...you make this either in tandoori oven of seela inverted pan! I do love this type of bread and samoon bread too!
I completely enjoyed this. Thank you. ❤
This should be titled: "Chef John's Funniest Food Jokes... & Also Some Bread Recipes." Made me laugh 😆
Fantastic… and as always enjoy
I love the way he sings, "and as always, eeeenjooooy".. At first you think, wow this guy can't sing at all! then a few videos later, boy is he consistent.. So lets just call it micro-tonal.
Great for fall, it's that i'm looking for
Caught that tugging Casablanca reference to the pita recipe in the mountain bread recipe. Pure CJ.
Ah my favorite didn't make the cut - burger buns. It opened my eyes to the perfection that is properly done brioche. So many pulled porks and briskets I ate enveloped in it.
Looks so good😋
I loved that naaan song 😍
my mother used to make cook that water rous for me to use as paste/glue when I was a child😁
Safe and inexpensive ... also irresistible to mice , unfortunately !
LOVE this compilation video!!!
☺️
When I need garlic butter I make the butter garlic butter... Its yummier.
Nostalgic look back to ‘Pan’-demic bread making frenzy.
Did he make many videos during that? All these ones I know from chef John were from before that shit,
Can the Mountain bread be frozen? Anyone? Love this guy!
When I get a notification that you have uploaded a video, my happy time begins 📸❣️🍊♥️ 🥳😘🥰🤩❤️
Can't wait to try these out!!!
Hello friend how are you doing👋
Great 👍,
I’ll try them .
u press down to create more heat per surface area on the bottom and instigate the air pockets to puff up. Not Lebanese but that's the deal with tortillas. Its a necessary step because the puffing steames the insides and makes the texture really nice.
John my favorite flat bread is garlic naan also, gee we have something in common
I will praise You, O Lord, with my whole heart; I will tell of all Your marvelous works. I will be glad and rejoice in You; I will sing praise to Your name, O Most High. -Psalm 9:1-2
Hello friend how are you doing👋
It’s kinda looking like Naan 🫓
I love Naan…my all time fave top five breads
Chef John, I still take bath!! I filled my bath container with water and I use a large plastic cup to pour the water on me.. I love how you say "no one bathe anymore"! You make me laugh!
What do you use to make pickle bread?
*Dill dough*
☺️
😂🤣😂🤣
Mmmmmmm Wonderful but add more chocolate lol and brush with butter before rolling💃🏼😍
Sweet cheese in the middle yumm
My absolute favorite way to enjoy Naan is with Rice Kheer (aka: Indian rice pudding). Obviously I have to omit the garlic, but if you've never tried the two together, next time you go to an Indian restaurant, ask them for regular Naan, the non garlic Naan, and try it with a spoon full of Rice Kheer on each bite. It's pretty amazing.
“Obviously” no garlic.
Is it because you’re a vampire?
You are, after all, the Right Said Fred of making bread.
Yummy stuff!
i haven't heard the word 'scooch' in years!
Great video. Thank you for sharing. How long will the other mountain bread store? Freezer?
"This is how they do it on the other ______". Should be the answer everyone gives when accused of doing something inauthentic.
I see you with your fancy Wedgwood china 😂 also I just moved to Italy and can’t wait to italianize (it’s a word now) all these recipes. I dont know what that will mean but I will tag you in my Instagram posts 😍
Hi, Catherine
Boa tarde
Estou sempre na primeira fila assistindo as suas maravilhosas receitas.
Obrigado😉🍞🍕🌮🍤🌯
Hi Vera
My fav TH-cam video right now no lie th-cam.com/video/kPznVA-yANk/w-d-xo.html .🔥
Oh my gosh pears would be delicious in the wool roll bread. Awwwww roasted garlic in there too.
Another name for this flatbread is Lafa and it's big enough to hold 2-3 squers of the meat of your choice, a few scoops of salad, and some fries :)
Hello friend how are you doing👋
@@markdolan9459 Not comfortable having how are you conversations not on my channel :) but you are invited to join and ask me there.
@@TheDiabeticMenu oh sorry,, I saw your comment so I decided to say hello
Thanks dude
The microwave makes an excellent proving box. I also incubate my yogurt in there. 😄
Instant pot has a yogurt incubation setting that is great for dough proving
When he said shaggy dough a little dead part of me became alive again
Bread heaven here! Can you use currants in place of chocolate in the dough itself before rising?
@12:08... I always weigh my dough ball and divide - perfect every time 😏👍
I typically sing Nan nan nan nan Nan nan nan nan Nan nan nan nan Nan nan nan nan Chef John!
Amazing 👏 🙀 🥰
Hello, Carol
I make Naan or flatbread with Greek yoghert. Makes een real nice taste. I take allperpose flower 250gr, 100ml yoghert, 50 ml water, 1 ts sugar, 1ts salt, halfe ts garlic prouder optional, 4 to 5 gram dried yeast.
The water is not all if the dough mixes I take water if to dry
Superb 👌
You do make me laugh 😂😂. Can I make the ‘other’ mountain bread if I don’t have a cast iron skillet Chef? X
There is nothing like hot bread out of the oven. Except hot glazed donuts, of course.
Hot fresh flatbread with a skewer of meat and some just slightly charred veggies just off the grill, with a drizzle of sauce and an ice cold beer
If you had used the Lebanese pillow and oven, you would not be using a spatula at all.....
Perhaps you can name this recipe....Other Mountain Lebanese Bread.....
You could also toss the dough, like a pizza dough round, which will stretch the dough a little bit....
I see that the dough shrunk significantly when it hit the hot skillet...
Perhaps that shrinking lends to the puff in the bread....
Another terrific recipe and, BTW, the Lebanese Hummus is significantly heavier with garlic than the Israeli Hummus is that is usually eaten on the Pita Bread which is filled with Israeli Salad, along with thin slices of phenomenally delicious Slow Cooked Meat.... and generously drizzled with Tahini... Total Yum!!🤗
Yummy!
On the members only chat, we discussed a ton of savory options for this. So good.