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Seeing Guga nearly in tears at the flavor of the wagyu-fat fried chicken - one of the most wholesome things on the internet. Seeing him living the dream like that and sharing that happiness with the internet is just what this world needs more of.
I don't usually look forward to anything on TH-cam because I just watch whatever is on my recommended. But not for Guga - I am always expecting an upload every week.
@@ihavekalashnikovyoudomath9275 He saves money by not buying vegetables or snacks. Only meat. Maybe he WILL die before the age of 50 by catastrophic heart failure. But he will die happier, fuller, and richer. Maybe not richer.
I remember the first time I noticed a difference in what kind of oil is used to fry fish, it was Thanksgiving and my cousin brought a big batch of Black Crapie and Bluegill. He fried it in peanut oil and my god the taste was soooooo good compared to frying it in regular vegetable oil.
Ditch vegetable oil from your pantry immediately. Use avocado oil, butter, olive oil, peanut oil, ghee and tallow for cooking. Vegetable oil sucks ass and is harmful
The great thing is peanut oil is super easy to make. Peanut is naturally high in oil, so you just grind it to a pulp and make 100% peanut butter, with no additives. Put that in a jar, put the lid on and let it sit in the pantry for a month or so, voila peanut oil
it looks like hes having a religious experience with the second chicken, hes on the verge of crying tears of joy i wish i could be as passionate about food as guga
Every once in a while I make something so good that I have that reaction. If you keep at it, as your skills grow, you'll find this passion when you least expect it.
I have used pork and duck fat for frying and both have substantially better flavor profiles than using the corn, vegetable, soy, or canola oils for frying. If you want to make your own meat oils, you only have to save the fats that drip off the meats when you cook them for other recipes. Pork fat is the easiest to collect when you use a lot of bacon and pork for various dishes. Whenever you prepare duck, you will definitely collect the melting fat from cooking the bird.
Just seeing a gigantic hunk of lard melting in a big cast iron skillet makes me think of my great aunt. I can remember going over there with my dad, carrying a couple bags of groceries. She was well into her 90s, couldn’t drive, sight wasn’t that great, could barely hear but still independent and sharp as a razor. We’d drop off the groceries, take care of whatever needed done around the house: painted, cut grass, whatever. 90 minutes later, you’d smell the aroma of chicken from down the block and there’d be a table full of fried chicken and biscuits that would feed a section of Marines. After she passed, we tried recreating her recipe, but there was some kind of magic we just couldn’t replicate, even using those same ancient cast iron pans. It’s that magic that only 80 years of practice can bring, I guess. RIP Aunt Nila….your chicken is still legendary.
Turns out it's actually healthier than using oil too, it has The same level of good fats as olive oil and in a much higher smoke point so it doesn't break down into free radicals as easily so it's safer for cooking at high temperatures
And that was a good thing but now we’ve been conditioned against it because lying health Nazis made it their number 1 enemy even when it’s better than car oil.
In britain there are still places you can get fish and chips fried in dripping (beef tallow). It makes all the difference. Very good for roast potatoes, too.
My Austrian grandmother allways cooked her "Backhändl" in lard. The chickens were always from her own yard, fed homegrown corn. Lard from her own pigs. Absolutely unbeatable soul food!!
makes me want to cry because KFC used to cook chicken in Tallow and it was so so good back in the early 80s. It was something to look forward to and we had it every Friday night in the summer. When they switched the oil it just ruined it. I'm so glad you fried your chicken in these different fats and find that frying in REAL fat makes the flavor the best you can possibly get. It makes ALL the difference and our home fried chicken is always done in Tallow. Cheers!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE, how they always HAVE to pick the best one, it's little things like that in this show that will always make the viewer that much happier and even confident in which to pick to trial first.
@@krankarvolund7771 confirmed, duck fat fried potatoes possibly/probably from foie gras leftover grease is a treat and a leftover. Waist not want more.
Lord have mercy, fried chicken is my favorite food, period, and this episode is just killing me!!! And yes, fried chicken is meant to be eaten with your hands!! Utterly fantastic episode, Guga! I just ordered a can of duck fat to make my chicken this weekend.
If it turned out well for you, you might be able to find duck fat cheaper at any nicer grocery or grill shops if there are any in your area. At least here, it's cheaper than decent tallow or leaf lard.
My mum used to render the fat from geese in winter. There are few things better than bread with some rendered goose fat on it with just a touch of salt and a cup of coffee. German heaven.
I love food. I love seeing this guy experiment with food and I love him appreciate the food he cooks. Really nice channel, no joke. Keep it going Guga!
@@benduffin5727 If you turn on subtitles, its shows Maumau for his name, so you're pretty much dead on. Assuming the subtitles have the correct spelling anyway.
I just gotta say get more entertainment from your channel and better cooking tips in the past 5 or so years than I had in a lifetime of tv. Thanks guga.
@@Darthwarrior There are also different types of mustard, Dijon is my favourite and it makes delicious honey mustard which goes absolutely amazing with steak!
rather than the watching the food, i come here to watch the bond between guga`s friends and family and guga`s reaction. Its so much fun and heartwarming to see.
I use duckfat primarily to make duck confit. The first time, I started with duck fat in a jar from my local grocery store. Each time I make duck confit, the duck renders additional fat. I strain the fat and re-use, and the volume increases with each use. This leaves me with plenty of extra duck fat for other uses, while still maintaining the 1-2 quarts needed to make confit.
@@klypto Actually, I think it tastes about the same every time. Once you pour the duck fat through a fine cheese cloth, it is indistinguishable from "virgin" duck fat. The extra fat you accumulate each time you cook duck leaves you more fat to roast potatoes, cook an omelette, or any other dish where you might normally use some type of vegetable oil. Less than 100 years ago, vegetable oil was not readily available, and EVERYBODY cooked with some sort of animal fat, be it duck, goose, pork, beef, clarified butter, etc. Despite what you may hear from biased sites, all of these fats are fairly equal to vegetable oils with respect to overall health. The only fat I will not use for cooking is lamb. While I regularly cook rack of lamb for my family, I use an extreme Frenching technique to remove nearly all fat. IMO, lamb has a horrible smell, but a wonderful taste. I liken it to truffles, which are horribly offensive to the olfactory nerve, but absolutely delectable to the taste buds.
@@bryanlednik7807 I pour it back into the glass jars that the fat originally came in, and keep it at the back of the fridge. I just opened a jar that has been in the fridge for about 8 months, and it is just fine. I know you can also freeze it, but I have more room to spare in my fridge than in my freezer. It is also nice to have on hand for roasting potatoes, without having to defrost a container.
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Eating all natural is the healthiest. Its packaged foods that cause people to be fat. People used lard for hundreds of years, then shortening and processed oils came around, and everyone got obese. idk man. I think eating a high fat, low carb diet, is more natural
For about 12 years we know than sugar is the worse ofender. Then the transfats. And then the PUFA, specially vegetal oils wich are ultra proceed and shouldn't care as food. If anything more and more works are pilling saying either fat has nothing to do with cardiac disaes or than it protects against it (olive oil, omega 3 etc).
@Max Powers if you live anywhere near a farm where they keep pigs, they would probably give you lard for free or extreamly cheap if you asked for it, pigs have so much fat. My grandparents live on a farm and they slaughter like 2 pigs a year and the whole family fries everything in lard (and we eat fried meat once or twice a week) and there's still so much of it left over at the end of the year
Unless you're retired or a stay at home parent, get a job it eats a lot of your time. Just saying. Medically impaired people do count for this comment.
So I developed an allergy to wheat and had to come up with a new way to cook fried chicken. I started using oat flour. I'm telling you you have to try it. Its fantastic. Super crispy... really superior to wheat.
There are many things in life that require a hands-on approach if you want it to be done right. Enjoying fried chicken absolutely is one of those things, you go Guga!
I'd like to think that when Guga found out he was gonna be a dad, his reaction was at least as excited as the wagu deep fried chicken taste test, but it's so hard to imagine anyone getting as excited about anything ever happening in the entire timeline of the universe.
Go Guga: Teach it: Preach it! Fried foods are good. All oil is not bad: some are better than others, though. This helps to cook with bona fide crispness and taste. An air fryer is another name for an oven: Same thing.
This reminds me of my grandmother teaching me how to pick, put down and clean a chicken from the coup here in Puerto Rico. Man, Guga is a beast in the kitchen period!
Anything one does repeatedly to improve is practice, even if one is doing it the wrong way. If one practices throwing a baseball and does not utilize good technique, he is practicing it the wrong way, but making it permanent muscle memory. Therefore, practice makes permanent.
@@Truth_chan_studio It is, you're just practicing the wrong movement. Growing up my piano teacher (who became a grandma figure to me as well) also always said that "practice doesn't make perfect. Practice makes permanent."
One ironic thing I've found is that a great oil for fried chicken is coconut oil, particularly if you are a purist and want the chicken flavor to be forward, without a strong addition from the oil itself.
Do grilled brisket tacos won't disappoint 1.) Slice raw brisket thin 2.) Season with season all or lawry's 3.) Grill on high heat(watch out for flare ups because of high fat content) 4.) Chop brisket with clever( try to get a fine chop because brisket is tough) 5.) Serve over grilled corn tortillas (onion, cilantro, lime, and salsa opcional) Creamy green salsa recipe 1.) Grill 5 jalapenos 2 serrano peppers 2 cloves of garlic and a 1/4 white onion (make sure you get a nice char on the peppers and onions) 2.) Blend everything together and slowly very slowly start adding canola oil while blending( this will emulsify oil and get a creamy consistency. Tip if it seperates you went to fast. Let oil sit on top and remove excess.) 3.) Season with salt to taste.( even thought you have a lot of peppers this salsa is not hot)
I've always viewed brisket as a low and slow thing. you keep it whole and slowly smoke it over a long time and it will be super juicy and tender when you finish because the fat melts into it
Working muscles pack more flavor but makes them tougher. That is why you cut thin and chopp into tacos. This is done in Mexico a lot. Because they are more economical cuts. They have a cut called "costilla de pecho" which is basically brisket but with bone in it.
My dad used to love cooking duck, he saved all the fat every time he cooked some and he ended up with probably a galon of fat that he used for homemade fries and other things. Great times. Edit: we were 4 children and 2 adults so 6 duck breast at a time everytime we had some which was at least 2 times a month. That jug filled up pretty fast.
I always love Duck as I mostly order the dish at almost every Thai and Chinese restaurant I see the dish at. Hearing about Duck-Fat fried chicken makes my mouth water even more. 🐓🦆🤤🍽
One of my favorite things with duck fat was this local restaurant near where I live made their "duck fat fries". Oh man, fries made in duck fat are amazing. Especially their poutine was great.
Experiment Idea! A vs B steak cooked in cast iron and basted with different liquids. Steak “A” is a choice ribeye control regular Guga steak basted in butter. Steak B is a choice ribeye basted in wagyu tallow. The point of the expirement is to see if basting in wagyu tallow adds more/better flavor than butter.
It would have been interesting to have a couple “control” chickens, fried in high-smoke point, plant-based oils, like canola oil and peanut oil, to compare these three against.
Actually, I like to fry or bake the chicken wings whole, with the wing tips. If you do it right, the tips are gonna be so crispy along with the bone and skin! I love it!
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Thank you Sir from the bottom of my heart for this episode. My picky eater daughter just devoured 2 pieces and asked for more. Usually I can’t get her to eat anything except Mac and cheese. I ordered the duck fat and you were completely correct! I’ll never fry with canola oil again lol. Thanks one million Sir! Subscribed!
I'm gonna break some rules and tell you the secret to proper Southern Fried Chicken. It's the lard. But we don't use rendered pork fat, we use beef fat. So the proper name for it is tallow, but we tend to call it all lard down here. It has the best traits of all three of your experiments. Buttermilk, beef tallow, and some light spices. It's smoother and more refined than the wagyu, like the duck fat, but it still has that beautiful meat flavor that you're talking about in the wagyu. And it doesn't stink like pork lard does. The smell is a pig thing. There are other secrets as well, but I can't share them. I'm already risking the wrath of a thousand southern grandmas telling you this.
@@graydation The ultra rare Crispy Spicy is out of this world. I only know of one place that still serves it (Oakland, CA on MacArthur Blvd, off 35th).
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Cook in rat fat
@@januzairamli4426 would be a waste of rat fat
DRY AGE WITH EASY CHEESE (AKA CHEESE WIZ IN A CAN)!!! 🧀
8 months of commenting on every video! GO GUGA GO! GO GUGA GO!
Try deep frying with wok, cuz wok has height for deep fry
Hello Guga :D love your vids btw
Seeing Guga nearly in tears at the flavor of the wagyu-fat fried chicken - one of the most wholesome things on the internet. Seeing him living the dream like that and sharing that happiness with the internet is just what this world needs more of.
I agree
I am very happy for anyone who's successful in life, very good for him!
guga’s adorable and wholesome my guy
Some fat guy eating fried chicken ye so wholesome
@@icegaming2862 you have gaming in your name, therefore your opinion is invalid
"You make make it at home with your leftover japanese wagyu A5"
Oh yes, glad I finally found a use for all this wagyu A5 I have laying around.
You mean you don’t have A5 laying around like child legos in a kids bedroom?
@@anthonyrodriguez1518 I do
I was looking for this comment
😂 😂 😂 😂
ik i love how he says it like we have 50 pounds of A5 at our house XD
this channel is fittingly like comfort food. love these.
I don't usually look forward to anything on TH-cam because I just watch whatever is on my recommended. But not for Guga - I am always expecting an upload every week.
Love you Haedox love your content
Hope your mental health is getting better
oh hi i think i watched one of your mc book vids beforr
Mate, why do I see you more these days?
*Mix 1:1, 1:2, and 1:3 Wagyu to Duck Fat for the ULTIMATE FRIED CHICKEN CHAMPIONSHIP!*
*I can feel my arteries hardening already!*
Guga: i dont care about how long it takes me, i care about how much it saves me
Also Guga: buys wagyu brisket and microwaves it
He buys the wagyu with the savings from his chicken
😂
we all know that the white stuff is better
@@ihavekalashnikovyoudomath9275
He saves money by not buying vegetables or snacks.
Only meat.
Maybe he WILL die before the age of 50 by catastrophic heart failure.
But he will die happier, fuller, and richer.
Maybe not richer.
@@CabbageSandwich he does exercise to counteract it
“You can make this at home if you have some leftover Wagyu A5” yeah let me just check my fridge-_-
And you found nothing
LoL underrated comment
That’s EXACTLY what I was thinking 😂
Same
It's not you who will cook it anyway, it's your mom.
"If you have any Wagyu A5 leftover". sure i got that every day
Right?! I'm like "Oh ok let me just go get that out of my cupboard real quick" 🙄
They didn't use A5 anyways.
And the fat is available by itself for an affordable price. It's reusable too.
😂😂
Who dosent have Wagyu A5 leftover😂😂
Best French fries I ever tasted was when ordering Steak-Frites in northern France, they were fried in pure duckfat.
That sounds amazing.
It is. There is a local restaurant that has a duck sandwich and exclusively makes it's fries in duck fat. Amazing!
I'm french and that is ! We also cook duck above potatos because the fat falls on potatos and cook it
I call them belgiumm frys
@@JXEditor belgium has the best frys
I remember the first time I noticed a difference in what kind of oil is used to fry fish, it was Thanksgiving and my cousin brought a big batch of Black Crapie and Bluegill. He fried it in peanut oil and my god the taste was soooooo good compared to frying it in regular vegetable oil.
Ditch vegetable oil from your pantry immediately. Use avocado oil, butter, olive oil, peanut oil, ghee and tallow for cooking. Vegetable oil sucks ass and is harmful
Chick-fil-A fries their chicken in peanut oil too.
Yes.
The great thing is peanut oil is super easy to make. Peanut is naturally high in oil, so you just grind it to a pulp and make 100% peanut butter, with no additives. Put that in a jar, put the lid on and let it sit in the pantry for a month or so, voila peanut oil
vegetable oil is the king ngl.
Find yourself someone who is as excited about you as Guga is about the Wagyu chicken
This🖤
thats impossible noone is as excited as Guga
Goals
Sooooooooooooooo....... forever alone.
rip
Just find yourself a Guga
it looks like hes having a religious experience with the second chicken, hes on the verge of crying tears of joy
i wish i could be as passionate about food as guga
So now this make me wanna try with bison tallow hmmmmm
It’s so good Guga went from ‘let’s be civilized’ to hooting and hollering with a full mouth.
I'm sure most of his food could make most of us pretty excited when indulging into it
Every once in a while I make something so good that I have that reaction. If you keep at it, as your skills grow, you'll find this passion when you least expect it.
"You can make it at home if you have leftover Japanese waygu."
*stares poorly
gets me everytime he says it.
I mean who doesn’t have 100’s of dollars worth of meat to render into tallow?
you would be surprised how cheap is wagyu fat. I found a place in UK that sells it at 6£ a kg! A BARGAIN!
I was looking for this comment.
😂😂😂😂
I have used pork and duck fat for frying and both have substantially better flavor profiles than using the corn, vegetable, soy, or canola oils for frying. If you want to make your own meat oils, you only have to save the fats that drip off the meats when you cook them for other recipes. Pork fat is the easiest to collect when you use a lot of bacon and pork for various dishes. Whenever you prepare duck, you will definitely collect the melting fat from cooking the bird.
If I don't use grapeseed oil, I use duck fat. I try to be healthy, but every now and then I love the crisp fry and the smooth flavor duck fat yields.
Animal fats are far healthier than hyper processed inflammatory seed oils . I will die by this
@@alexanders9904 I'm sure you will
@@alexanders9904you sir are absolutely right.. one way to decrease inflammation
The wholesome feeling of how happy they are about the chicken crust ☺
I know!
Guga: "Cooking things in duck fat makes them taste better"
France: "Duh."
deauxh*
Duhck*
Coin!
Dax
@@Dino-qt1mc lmao
Guga’s doctor: *uncontrollable sobbing*
Why
Nothing wrong with animal fat
Healthier than vegetable oils
@@dukeofistria *fried* chicken in *lard* and other animal fats seem pretty unhealthy to me lad.
Also just look at the channel
@@arealhuman3677 he got the fats from a healthy source, people in Alaska eat vastly more saturated fats and are healthy
MSG is the worst, but its all unhealthy, moderation is key!
@@arealhuman3677 never heard of keto or carnivore diet? Check it out
Just seeing a gigantic hunk of lard melting in a big cast iron skillet makes me think of my great aunt. I can remember going over there with my dad, carrying a couple bags of groceries. She was well into her 90s, couldn’t drive, sight wasn’t that great, could barely hear but still independent and sharp as a razor.
We’d drop off the groceries, take care of whatever needed done around the house: painted, cut grass, whatever. 90 minutes later, you’d smell the aroma of chicken from down the block and there’d be a table full of fried chicken and biscuits that would feed a section of Marines. After she passed, we tried recreating her recipe, but there was some kind of magic we just couldn’t replicate, even using those same ancient cast iron pans. It’s that magic that only 80 years of practice can bring, I guess.
RIP Aunt Nila….your chicken is still legendary.
imagine a restaurent where they sell all of guga's experiments
That makes my mouth water. 🖖🙂💕
correction: Guga's GOOD experiments. I don't wanna eat moldy dry aged crap lol.
No Pepto bismo steak tho plz lmao
He wouldn't even need a menu, just sit down and see what he has tried today.
That's when you are served Wagyu A5 dry aged in a kiviak.
"The wonderful thing about this is you can make it at home if you have any leftover Japanese Wagyu A5"
Leftover. Wagyu.
LEFTOVER. WAGYU.
Trimmings.
@@janedoe4929 What are these "trimmings" you speak of?
@@hadmatter9240
It's some kind of rich people joke we're too poor to understand.
Ahhhhh yesssss the TRIMMINGS of WAGYU
@@hadmatter9240 wagyu too much fat, cut some off
Frying with lard used to be more common than using oil when I was a kid.
all the fried foods i ate before i was like 16 used lard.
Turns out it's actually healthier than using oil too, it has The same level of good fats as olive oil and in a much higher smoke point so it doesn't break down into free radicals as easily so it's safer for cooking at high temperatures
And that was a good thing but now we’ve been conditioned against it because lying health Nazis made it their number 1 enemy even when it’s better than car oil.
@@TD-ug4mg source?
@@TD-ug4mg there is no way
In britain there are still places you can get fish and chips fried in dripping (beef tallow). It makes all the difference.
Very good for roast potatoes, too.
My Austrian grandmother allways cooked her "Backhändl" in lard. The chickens were always from her own yard, fed homegrown corn. Lard from her own pigs. Absolutely unbeatable soul food!!
So macht ma des. Sauber. Glad you got to know some good ol' traditions🥰
In México pork lard is GOD, from wheat tortillas to the humble fried beans it makes all better.
@@Jesus-qv5sw quesito y su chile de vinagre
@@Jesus-qv5sw chulada
Okay that sounds waaaaaaaay better than what ypu can get at many restaurants
If you eat fried chicken with a fork and knife, you’re a psychopath.
Yeah, unless it's like a super flattened fried chicken
@@herrforehead3745 or if it's karaage(i mean you could eat it with toothpick or just fork)
@@herrforehead3745 fried chicken pancakes.
or precut into slices
I eat rice with hand
Guga: "After the legs are done, I like to jump to the breasts" LOL
I can relate to that.
@@Adultguj sadly I cannot...
You see I'm what you call a weeb
Nah son.. the legs and thighs are where it's at... sorry... I think we're still talking about chicken.. right?
@@MedalionDS9 not anymore
Lol
makes me want to cry because KFC used to cook chicken in Tallow and it was so so good back in the early 80s. It was something to look forward to and we had it every Friday night in the summer. When they switched the oil it just ruined it. I'm so glad you fried your chicken in these different fats and find that frying in REAL fat makes the flavor the best you can possibly get. It makes ALL the difference and our home fried chicken is always done in Tallow. Cheers!
The same thing happened with theater popcorn: It used to be done in coconut oil, but now it's not, and it was never the same.
"I'd pick the fuc- duck"
That's how you know the chicken was good people
thank god im not the only one who heard this lol
I immediately scrolled down hoping to see this as soon as I heard that
That's how you know the chicken was good "everybody" XD
"Duck fat... makes all the difference." - Santino D'Antonio
Gets killed by John wick
@@GTDSSQUAD He is no longer John Wick. The Baba Yaga has returned!
@@kurtcrafton u right
Literally what i thought of when i saw the thumbnail lool weird
Underrated comment 😂💯
"You want fries with that?"
Yes, we do want a video of you making fries with 10 different fats.
Exactly McD used to use beef tallow for fries I want to see the difference!
Love how happy you get about this stuff, so genuine! Brings a smile to my face
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE, how they always HAVE to pick the best one, it's little things like that in this show that will always make the viewer that much happier and even confident in which to pick to trial first.
12:35 Guga cries over how good his own food is. Love it!
In Denmark we use duck fat on our bread for when we eat stuff like herring and mackerel. we usually put it in the fridge so it's spreadable though
I'm french, we use duck or geese fat to fry potatoes, not deep fry, just slices of potatoes in a little of duck fat, it's amazing :D
@@krankarvolund7771duck potatoes
@@krankarvolund7771 confirmed, duck fat fried potatoes possibly/probably from foie gras leftover grease is a treat and a leftover. Waist not want more.
Duck fat home fries are the best.
Virkelige? Hvor køber man det hen og hvad heder det på dansk?
Love Guga, he is always asking the real questions and answering them for us.
Lord have mercy, fried chicken is my favorite food, period, and this episode is just killing me!!! And yes, fried chicken is meant to be eaten with your hands!! Utterly fantastic episode, Guga! I just ordered a can of duck fat to make my chicken this weekend.
How did the duck fat fried chicken work for you?
If it turned out well for you, you might be able to find duck fat cheaper at any nicer grocery or grill shops if there are any in your area.
At least here, it's cheaper than decent tallow or leaf lard.
My mum used to render the fat from geese in winter. There are few things better than bread with some rendered goose fat on it with just a touch of salt and a cup of coffee. German heaven.
how was it?
How was it?
When Guga bit into the Wagyu I swear his eyes teared up
Spoiler: Everyone who cooks with duck fat knew it was going to be the duck fat fried chicken.
I would NEVER use my precious duck fat for fried chicken... what a waste.
Duck fat is way too good for fried chicken...
@@madsusmonday6776 If you like your fried chicken fried in duck fat. Then fry those fatties in your precious duck fat! My advice (:
@@juda9954 I’ll try it out :)
@@madsusmonday6776 What is it good for then?
I love food. I love seeing this guy experiment with food and I love him appreciate the food he cooks. Really nice channel, no joke. Keep it going Guga!
I love duck fat, I use it to roast my potatoes in my recipe and it's delicious !!
I have roasted potatoes and shallots in foie gras fat which is AMAZING.
Guga: “ Mau Mau can you tell by the smell?”
Mau Mau: **face plants into chicken**
Lol
"Nope"
explain mau mau
@@geraldwu5753 the other guy, I have no clue how to spell his name so
@@benduffin5727 If you turn on subtitles, its shows Maumau for his name, so you're pretty much dead on. Assuming the subtitles have the correct spelling anyway.
"You can make it at home if you have any leftover Japanese Wagyu A5..."
Until that day comes, I shall live vicariously through these videos.
I like how he saves money on chicken by cutting it himself, and the next minute he's talking about deep frying in A5 Wagyu fat.
@@Mrtheunnameable he didn’t use A5 Wagyu fat he used the Wagyu beef tallow in the can. It’s cheap.
I just gotta say get more entertainment from your channel and better cooking tips in the past 5 or so years than I had in a lifetime of tv. Thanks guga.
Gotta love guga’s reaction when he’s pleasantly surprised by his experiments
Guga try dry ageing steak in either mustard or honey mustard (if possible) if you haven't already! Would be interesting.
He did the honey a couple videos ago
@@Darthwarrior that's way different than honey mustard.
@@Darthwarrior Yeah I seen that one, thats what give me the idea of honey mustard or mustard alone.
@@Darthwarrior There are also different types of mustard, Dijon is my favourite and it makes delicious honey mustard which goes absolutely amazing with steak!
I think he's done mustard before?
rather than the watching the food, i come here to watch the bond between guga`s friends and family and guga`s reaction. Its so much fun and heartwarming to see.
Guga crying from the deliciousness on the second one is the best part
I use duckfat primarily to make duck confit. The first time, I started with duck fat in a jar from my local grocery store. Each time I make duck confit, the duck renders additional fat. I strain the fat and re-use, and the volume increases with each use. This leaves me with plenty of extra duck fat for other uses, while still maintaining the 1-2 quarts needed to make confit.
so it tastes better each time?
@@klypto Actually, I think it tastes about the same every time. Once you pour the duck fat through a fine cheese cloth, it is indistinguishable from "virgin" duck fat. The extra fat you accumulate each time you cook duck leaves you more fat to roast potatoes, cook an omelette, or any other dish where you might normally use some type of vegetable oil. Less than 100 years ago, vegetable oil was not readily available, and EVERYBODY cooked with some sort of animal fat, be it duck, goose, pork, beef, clarified butter, etc. Despite what you may hear from biased sites, all of these fats are fairly equal to vegetable oils with respect to overall health. The only fat I will not use for cooking is lamb. While I regularly cook rack of lamb for my family, I use an extreme Frenching technique to remove nearly all fat. IMO, lamb has a horrible smell, but a wonderful taste. I liken it to truffles, which are horribly offensive to the olfactory nerve, but absolutely delectable to the taste buds.
How are you storing this?
@@bryanlednik7807 I pour it back into the glass jars that the fat originally came in, and keep it at the back of the fridge. I just opened a jar that has been in the fridge for about 8 months, and it is just fine. I know you can also freeze it, but I have more room to spare in my fridge than in my freezer. It is also nice to have on hand for roasting potatoes, without having to defrost a container.
This reminds me of the idk how many year old soup
I expect Raid Shadowlegends to advertise in funeral homes next. "Now before we bury your loved one, have you taken down the Demon Lord yet? Crushed the Ice Golem?"
Where is angle is he still dry aging
Buried people are just dry aged man.
Guga: "Fat... Regardless of what you might say, it is delicious!"
Guga's cardiologist: (eye roll)
"Here we go again..."
Lol, he’s probably on metoprolol.
Actually no
Guga gets like 15 Christmas cards from area cardiologists each year...
Eating all natural is the healthiest. Its packaged foods that cause people to be fat. People used lard for hundreds of years, then shortening and processed oils came around, and everyone got obese. idk man. I think eating a high fat, low carb diet, is more natural
For about 12 years we know than sugar is the worse ofender. Then the transfats. And then the PUFA, specially vegetal oils wich are ultra proceed and shouldn't care as food. If anything more and more works are pilling saying either fat has nothing to do with cardiac disaes or than it protects against it (olive oil, omega 3 etc).
Man! I wish I could be there on one of your experiments! The fried chickens made me so hungry! I almost ate my phone!!!
I love how I watch this while I'm eating my noodle
This hit different
Guga : "if you have the time"
I have a lot of time guga, I just don't have any of the ingredients 😂
Same. I have so much time that I don't have any of these.
Omg I burst out laughing 😂😂
@Max Powers if you live anywhere near a farm where they keep pigs, they would probably give you lard for free or extreamly cheap if you asked for it, pigs have so much fat. My grandparents live on a farm and they slaughter like 2 pigs a year and the whole family fries everything in lard (and we eat fried meat once or twice a week) and there's still so much of it left over at the end of the year
Unless you're retired or a stay at home parent, get a job it eats a lot of your time. Just saying. Medically impaired people do count for this comment.
So I developed an allergy to wheat and had to come up with a new way to cook fried chicken. I started using oat flour. I'm telling you you have to try it. Its fantastic. Super crispy... really superior to wheat.
The oats expand under heat dont they?
@@Kleineralsdulil oat flour egg and a little milk. Season dip chicken and fry.
James, buckwheat flour is good also. My grandmother use to make me buckwheat pancakes when I was a kid and they where amazing.
@@Booneboarder I will have to try those!
Your mind will be blown away when you try potatoe starch and rice flour for frying
There are many things in life that require a hands-on approach if you want it to be done right.
Enjoying fried chicken absolutely is one of those things, you go Guga!
I'd like to think that when Guga found out he was gonna be a dad, his reaction was at least as excited as the wagu deep fried chicken taste test, but it's so hard to imagine anyone getting as excited about anything ever happening in the entire timeline of the universe.
He almost cried lmao
Go Guga: Teach it: Preach it! Fried foods are good. All oil is not bad: some are better than others, though. This helps to cook with bona fide crispness and taste.
An air fryer is another name for an oven: Same thing.
He said the duck was the best, but his body definteily said something else!
Guga: "Now all it needs is a bit of time."
Me: What about rosemary?
...go put your nose in the corner.
I laughed
I made that same joke in my head when it came up in the vid and snorted on my own. I’m not surprised that i’m not the only one lol
Boooo👎🏾
🤦🏻♂️
12:09
Wow
It's been a long time since Guga had tears of amazement from his food. Even just from the crust
This reminds me of my grandmother teaching me how to pick, put down and clean a chicken from the coup here in Puerto Rico. Man, Guga is a beast in the kitchen period!
I don't know why I can't stop smiling while watching this. I think Guga's enthusiasm is too infectious.
Guga, always remember..."Practice makes permanent."
It's not a practice if you keep doing the same mistake tho
Anything one does repeatedly to improve is practice, even if one is doing it the wrong way. If one practices throwing a baseball and does not utilize good technique, he is practicing it the wrong way, but making it permanent muscle memory. Therefore, practice makes permanent.
I practiced to tie a neck tie and I haven't done it for 3 years since I got it right, now I'm clueless again
@@Gamesareus1, lol!
@@Truth_chan_studio It is, you're just practicing the wrong movement. Growing up my piano teacher (who became a grandma figure to me as well) also always said that "practice doesn't make perfect. Practice makes permanent."
I've never seen Guga get so exited and hes not even eating a steak!
You can tell that the chicken was awsome!
Nice vid GUGA
Ya... I was impressed!
One ironic thing I've found is that a great oil for fried chicken is coconut oil, particularly if you are a purist and want the chicken flavor to be forward, without a strong addition from the oil itself.
We indonesians are obsessed w coconut oil! And yes our chickens are wonderful
A bit of salt will take care of the coconut flavor
There should've been a control chicken fried in regular oil to see *HOW BIG* a difference the different fats made
Guga looking like he's gonna cry after eating the second chicken
Wait, lemme guess. . . all the fried chicken "tastes amazing, everybody."
Hahhaha
[first part of title].....and this happened!
LETS DO IT 🤣
Not all
Hahahha
Now do it with all three fats at once
A death wish💀
Do grilled brisket tacos won't disappoint
1.) Slice raw brisket thin
2.) Season with season all or lawry's
3.) Grill on high heat(watch out for flare ups because of high fat content)
4.) Chop brisket with clever( try to get a fine chop because brisket is tough)
5.) Serve over grilled corn tortillas (onion, cilantro, lime, and salsa opcional)
Creamy green salsa recipe
1.) Grill 5 jalapenos 2 serrano peppers 2 cloves of garlic and a 1/4 white onion (make sure you get a nice char on the peppers and onions)
2.) Blend everything together and slowly very slowly start adding canola oil while blending( this will emulsify oil and get a creamy consistency. Tip if it seperates you went to fast. Let oil sit on top and remove excess.)
3.) Season with salt to taste.( even thought you have a lot of peppers this salsa is not hot)
🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
Goated recipe
I've always viewed brisket as a low and slow thing. you keep it whole and slowly smoke it over a long time and it will be super juicy and tender when you finish because the fat melts into it
Working muscles pack more flavor but makes them tougher. That is why you cut thin and chopp into tacos. This is done in Mexico a lot. Because they are more economical cuts. They have a cut called "costilla de pecho" which is basically brisket but with bone in it.
@@nyxthevampire2826 ...
My dad used to love cooking duck, he saved all the fat every time he cooked some and he ended up with probably a galon of fat that he used for homemade fries and other things. Great times.
Edit: we were 4 children and 2 adults so 6 duck breast at a time everytime we had some which was at least 2 times a month. That jug filled up pretty fast.
In your opinion, is big diference between fries with duck fat and fries with oil?
@@alesancoeduard8947 yes, they taste a bit more fatty than oily, we used to do big fries so they absorbed a lot of the fat
I do that with bacon and I can skip buying butter for a while, and I can also have BACON!
Guga is having more fun with the edits than ever. Just wish he’d edit in the exact amount of ingredients on the screen instead of the description xD
HEY GUGA, I KNOW YOU READ THE COMMENTS... Do this ☝️😁
Get this up guys, could be a great addition to add while he have the sliding sideway food presentation part of the video.
The ingredients and measurements aren't even in the description!
Stop being lazy and check the description sheesh 😂
@@hawaiiboiskeezah8084 the problem is he doesn’t always put it in the description at all shEEeEEeeEEEeEesh
I always love Duck as I mostly order the dish at almost every Thai and Chinese restaurant I see the dish at. Hearing about Duck-Fat fried chicken makes my mouth water even more. 🐓🦆🤤🍽
One of my favorite things with duck fat was this local restaurant near where I live made their "duck fat fries". Oh man, fries made in duck fat are amazing. Especially their poutine was great.
Are you talking about Victoria’s
@@marquesburman1380 nah, there's a place in Huntington WV called The Pedler. It's a barcade/brewery that has amazing burgers and fries.
@@DeckDogs4Life oh ok I work at a gastro pub and we have the same thing. Confit and duck gravy sure does soak up liquor
My family makes duck fat roast potatoes every Christmas and they are too good.
@@boarbot7829 it’s about to be Christmas tonight
you should make a "That is PHENOMENAL" shirt
I would buy it, right away... Hahahaha
He should make a “I know it doesn’t look that good right now, but WATCH THIS” shirt
And a “let’s do it” shirt.
@@somedude2468 Change it to "I know I don't look that good right now, but WATCH THIS". I would snap purchase lol
Experiment Idea! A vs B steak cooked in cast iron and basted with different liquids. Steak “A” is a choice ribeye control regular Guga steak basted in butter. Steak B is a choice ribeye basted in wagyu tallow. The point of the expirement is to see if basting in wagyu tallow adds more/better flavor than butter.
cooking fried chicken in lard has been a long time go-to method in the South.
It would have been interesting to have a couple “control” chickens, fried in high-smoke point, plant-based oils, like canola oil and peanut oil, to compare these three against.
Actually, I like to fry or bake the chicken wings whole, with the wing tips. If you do it right, the tips are gonna be so crispy along with the bone and skin! I love it!
The editing was AMAZINGG in this one Mamaoo
Guga: The lard does not smell bad, it's just strong
Also Guga: The lard smells unpleasant, I don't like it 🤣
I need to stop watching these just before bed; one of these days: I'm gonna be drooling so hard, dreaming of this food, that I drown in my sleep!
same
Seeing guga get genuinely excited about food is what keeps me coming back to this channel. It's intoxicating.
Alternate title: guga has a breakdown over fried chicken
Thank you guga for this episode. I know there was a lot of cleaning to do :D
"If we don't pick one they're gonna be pissed." - Guga
LOVE the new editing style during the tasting! It’s keeps the pacing up really well.
The excitement on Guga's Face and his voice when they tried the wagyu fat deep fried chicken is priceless
Can’t wait to try this! ❤❤❤❤
The chicken is so good, he's literally crying. I want a piece. hahaha
Seeing Guga almost tear up cos of chicken is wholesome ❤️
"Once both legs are removed, I like jumping into the breast"
To all the young kids that dont understand as 22 y/o just warning dont ask anyone what the comment means but I AM GOING TO SAY I WAS LAUGHING AT DIS COMMENT
It is fumny
LMAO
I see that Guga is more of a breast guy
@@lilypads3033 mmm? i like the thick thighs
I love Guga videos. this man is a national treasure.
Guga is like the professor whose class I would never miss
Thank you Sir from the bottom of my heart for this episode. My picky eater daughter just devoured 2 pieces and asked for more. Usually I can’t get her to eat anything except Mac and cheese. I ordered the duck fat and you were completely correct! I’ll never fry with canola oil again lol. Thanks one million Sir!
Subscribed!
sir have you tried chicken fat?
I'm gonna break some rules and tell you the secret to proper Southern Fried Chicken. It's the lard. But we don't use rendered pork fat, we use beef fat. So the proper name for it is tallow, but we tend to call it all lard down here. It has the best traits of all three of your experiments. Buttermilk, beef tallow, and some light spices. It's smoother and more refined than the wagyu, like the duck fat, but it still has that beautiful meat flavor that you're talking about in the wagyu. And it doesn't stink like pork lard does. The smell is a pig thing.
There are other secrets as well, but I can't share them. I'm already risking the wrath of a thousand southern grandmas telling you this.
Dont worry i wont tell my nana
Bless your soul, our agents are already tracking you down to silence you. 🤠
@@soulxstice YOU'LL NEVER TAKE ME ALIVE
ALSO I'LL SEE YOU ON SUNDAY, I'LL BRING THE BISCUITS
@@LordRaine it's a trap!
This guys voice is just like so cool and calming and i have no idea why.
Guga almost cried when he tasted the duck! Lol
Its actually insane all of the things you do. You are literally driving the culinary world forward and changing the game. Your awesome!
Looks amazing! My preferred method is to soak in buttermilk (with a little hot sauce) by itself, then pat it dry and add the seasoning as you did.
I love when the food is so good that makes guga cry of happiness
Guga, "MSG is the secret of Kentucky Fried Chicken"
Me, "WRITE THAT DOWN, WRITE THAT DOWN!"
KFC is the worst fried chicken ever
@@graydation The ultra rare Crispy Spicy is out of this world. I only know of one place that still serves it (Oakland, CA on MacArthur Blvd, off 35th).
Guga, trying to kill me with deliciousness one video at a time.
4:23
Interesting how the scp foundation has its own brand of lard, and I do not want to know where it came from.
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