Yeah, it really seemed like no research was done on aging times for much of any of these. The seafood ones especially. I can see why Angel doesn't some of these experiments, because it really comes across as just being picked on.
As a Chinese, I can say that most seafood is not meant to be consumed as is when it is sun dried or dry aged. There are specific steps needed to sun dry or dry age seafood, or they will just taste foul at the end, because seafood spoil in an unbelievably short time if not consumed fresh. I believe you need to coat them in salt or have to wash them in salt water before the drying process. The drying process concentrate the taste and flavour of the ingredient and usually make them stronger, and there is also usually a rehydration process of you soaking them in water first BEFORE cooking, not rehydrate them as you cook them like what Guga did. If you consume the dried seafood as is without rehydration, they usually are extremely tough and rubbery, which is less than palatable. Examples are abalone, sea cucumber, scallops and even shark fin. Other example of using dried sea food as an ingredient without rehydration is as a form of enhancer to further enhance the taste of the dish. The dried octopus and squid would have gone great when used in a soup, and make the soup taste stronger and more delicious. Dried flounder also goes great with soup. Dried flounder can also be powdered or cut into tiny pieces and then added into the wanton filling mixture, making the wantons taste heavenly. Another example is dried tiny shrimps. They go great when stir fried with other dishes.
That would foreclear/explain why dried & smoked seafood gets used alot in West African & Southeast Asian cooking kinds save for veg dishes. Seriously, see how much West & Central African cooking kinds converge with Southeast Asian ones, as well as some other cultural facets
Butcher here. I worked for one of the first chain groceries in the US to offer in store dry age and I can tell you that you set yourself up for failure here with the time. Almost no other meat benefits from aging for an entire month other than beef. Run it again, aging all the failures for between 12 to 18 days with the seafood being closer to 10. I guarantee you will move at least a few to the approved section. We did all kinds of experiments.
To make a fair comparison, each type of meat should have different range of being dry-aged. Like squid and octupus, of course dry ageing for a whole month is an overkill, but what if it's like 5-7 days dry aged? Pretty sure we'd get different results
This was my very thought. A thick, fatty meat like beef can stand up to a month of dry aging, but these thin proteins with a larger water content and little to no fat need a much shorter dry age treatment. This video was the extreme. Let’s revisit with shorter timeframes for comparison.
anyone who watches this show regularly knows nearly every item hes trolling or just needed a video idea... im assuming he knows hardly any of this is going to be edible.
Poor David had me in tears and stitches from laughing so hard as he tried to eat the salt pork, haha! Both his commentary, attempted eating, and reaction to it were golden! Looked like he nearly ripped his teeth out trying to get a bite off that damned thing!
@@ryanhui9135 I have Asian friends who buy dried scallops. Just the adductor muscle though. They're typically used in soups and taste way different than fresh or frozen scallops. They typically turn yellowish to brown and have a rich "umami" flavor. Often they're intentionally broken up into pieces where they impart a different flavor to maybe vegetables. But those can also use little dried shrimp.
Dry aged seafood in this video looks exactly like sun dried seafood I see all the time in Asia. There are culinary uses for them that make them delicious and part of an old food preservation tradition.
As a Chinese, I can say that most seafood is not meant to be consumed as is when it is sun dried or dry aged. The drying process concentrate the taste and flavour of the ingredient and usually make them stronger, and there is also usually a rehydration process of you soaking them in water first before cooking. Examples are abalone, sea cucumber, scallops and even shark fin. Other example of using dried sea food as an ingredient without rehydration is as a form of enhancer to further enhance the taste of the dish. The dried octopus and squid would have gone great when used in a soup, and make the soup taste stronger and more delicious. Dried flounder also goes great with soup. Dried flounder can also be powdered or cut into tiny pieces and then added into the wanton filling mixture, making the wantons taste heavenly. Another example is dried tiny shrimps. They go great when stir fried with other dishes.
Why is Guga's idea of "rehydrating" just frying it up in oil and then being surprised at the result? If anything, the hot oil will take out even what little moisture there is left in it.
Guga has gone overboard with this one. He's trying to kill his crew by dry aged meats. This video has to be one of the worst ideas...or maybe the best idea. Loved seeing everyone get tortured by the meats LOL. Now dried squid and scallops are used in Chinese soups for flavoring, but what Guga did is illegal. Let's see more of this LOL
Guga, there are few parts of the world where people dry age (or usually sun dry) the seafood. Sudried calamari strips or sundried octopus rings are nice salty snacks. Usually they are eaten along with the beer. Basically a seafood jerky
Yeah like Indonesia, we sun dry the squid and make "Sotong Pangkong" where we "forge" as in we burn them and repeatedly hammer it down until it becomes flaky and edible. We serve it with peanut sauces to add moisture too
In Korea, octopus and squid are semi-dried and grilled as a snack. When used in cooking, they are soaked in water for a sufficient amount of time to give them a soft jerky-like texture and used in fried or stewed dishes.
Guga: "Its important to remove the pellicle whenever you dry age something" also Guga: Turns whole animals and cuts into pellicle and wonders that its inedible
Marinated in casutic water overnight, it will rehydrate dry octopus and squid by ionic displacement. Prepare caustic water by dissolve ash in water and left until clarify. This is the way we prepare rehydrate squid in Thailand.
I think for stuff that is dried out completely, you need a different way to re-hydrate it, definitely need a different way to cook all those meats!!!, maybe check with Japanese chiefs for the squids and crabs
You were so close. "the only meaningful way is in porridge/congee or soups." The Japanese literally sell dried squid in plastic bags that you can use as snacks to go with booze. No need to put it in anything like soup, etc. Literally just tear open the bag and grab a handful like how you'd eat chips.
I appreciate all of your efforts and your crews e! Also I appreciate you trying the more suspect / dangerous items on this list, LOL😅😮😂❤ thank you for sharing
@@joaobranquinho Not implying anything, my comment was just to show how strange it is that Guga claims to be the first, when it has been done for a while by others.
That dry aged Squid looked like something that was used as a prop in the Alien movies! Which one of the dry aged meats would I try... NONE of the ABOVE!!! Watching this was almost as difficult as seeing steve1989 eat that caned beef from the 1909 army ration or some of the other 100+ year old military "meals"!
I don't understand dry aging. Or aging in general. You can leave something for a month and have it still edible, but I can't leave it in my fridge for much more than a week or two before it's gone bad....How does this make sense!!!!???
Brother really out here just giving his crew spoiled meats with how he preps and how long he lets them sit in the dry ager. Should almost be a crime honestly
seafood should be 5 to 7 days, fattier fish like tuna can go longer, if there is no moisture left after dry aging, you just dehydrated the whole thing, not the same
I’m like 99% sure this video is a joke. There is no way that Guga can look at a TV dinner or frozen meatballs and genuinely think “hmm. That would be delicious dry-aged.”
@@dinosaurboy1086 It's more like "what would happen if I dry aged XXXXX?" You can only expect steaks to be delicious dry aged. A lot of other stuff is a gamble.
It's funny how Guga used to be the one trying his own experiments, and now he has grown so much as a channel that he has other test subjects to be part of his experiments.
Guga teaching us all for years that dry ageing is a fine line between good and horrible, just throwing whatever into his dry-ager for a whole freaking month, just because. Then wonders why it is bad LMAO
dry aged octopus, scallops, and especially dry aged squid and salted pork is very very common in asia believe it or not We eat it while while watching tv the salted pork needs to be lighty sauted with scallions, leek, and garlic. The scallops can be used for a base for a really great broth if you simmer it in boiling water.
Fun fact : In Indonesian, we used to consume an Dry Age Sardine. However, it's not a common dry age but Salted Drg Age and call it 'Ikan Asin' or Salted Fish. We commonly eat it with some other dish like Pecel or Nasi Campur, however some people were also like to eat it as a snack. Also, It's not only come with sardine fish but some other like Mackerel Fish, Mackerel Tuna, etc.
Guga, here in borneo we have dried octopus and squid which i already have before. When preparing the octopus, just grill it so it cooks and then hammer it to almost paper thin with a hammer, you want to pound it until the octopus is somewhat brown and whitest colour. And then throw in chili oil, soy sauce, salt and white vinegar and you're good to go. Very delicious as a snack. And for the dried squid, my mom used to mix it in spicy soup. Just throw the squid in when cooking the soup. It goes along with rice and now my mouth is watering. It's a delicacy for us here...
Expectation: some awesome cooking findings
Reality: Guga pranking his team for 15 minutes straight
Would say this was going on for months unless he had his dry ager full of crap all the time. He's a monster 😂
Yeah, it really seemed like no research was done on aging times for much of any of these. The seafood ones especially.
I can see why Angel doesn't some of these experiments, because it really comes across as just being picked on.
I think Guga was doing an out of season April Fool's on his team here
finally a tutorial on what not to dry age
Yeah I'm getting more and more convinced that Guga just doesn't know how to cook anything but a steak.
As a Chinese, I can say that most seafood is not meant to be consumed as is when it is sun dried or dry aged. There are specific steps needed to sun dry or dry age seafood, or they will just taste foul at the end, because seafood spoil in an unbelievably short time if not consumed fresh. I believe you need to coat them in salt or have to wash them in salt water before the drying process. The drying process concentrate the taste and flavour of the ingredient and usually make them stronger, and there is also usually a rehydration process of you soaking them in water first BEFORE cooking, not rehydrate them as you cook them like what Guga did. If you consume the dried seafood as is without rehydration, they usually are extremely tough and rubbery, which is less than palatable. Examples are abalone, sea cucumber, scallops and even shark fin.
Other example of using dried sea food as an ingredient without rehydration is as a form of enhancer to further enhance the taste of the dish. The dried octopus and squid would have gone great when used in a soup, and make the soup taste stronger and more delicious. Dried flounder also goes great with soup. Dried flounder can also be powdered or cut into tiny pieces and then added into the wanton filling mixture, making the wantons taste heavenly. Another example is dried tiny shrimps. They go great when stir fried with other dishes.
That would foreclear/explain why dried & smoked seafood gets used alot in West African & Southeast Asian cooking kinds save for veg dishes. Seriously, see how much West & Central African cooking kinds converge with Southeast Asian ones, as well as some other cultural facets
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i hope guga team read this :(
This comment is what im looking for,hope guga see this
Okay but what does you being Chinese have to do with any of that 😂
Butcher here. I worked for one of the first chain groceries in the US to offer in store dry age and I can tell you that you set yourself up for failure here with the time. Almost no other meat benefits from aging for an entire month other than beef. Run it again, aging all the failures for between 12 to 18 days with the seafood being closer to 10. I guarantee you will move at least a few to the approved section. We did all kinds of experiments.
I was thinking the same thing,, he dry aged them too long
what about pork they use that to make cacciatorini salami?
replying to get this to the top
I think he did it as a prank, guga knows his stuff about dry age after all.
Idk, he makes a lot of stupid mistakes.@@etlchen2477
this has gotta be the most f'd up video guga has ever done, and i saw this man marinate a steak in pepto bismol
HHAHAHA
I don't know if aliens really exists, but Guga will be the first one to dry age sone of them - for a week, for a month and for a year.
😂😂
You haven't fully dry age angel, Guga.
Lmao I remember that thumbnail 😂
Next smoked mau mau
Lmaooo
It's a long process
You literally beat me to this. I was about to comment this.
Alternate title: "Guga feeds his team expired food for 15 minutes."
So true 😂
Lmao
To make a fair comparison, each type of meat should have different range of being dry-aged. Like squid and octupus, of course dry ageing for a whole month is an overkill, but what if it's like 5-7 days dry aged? Pretty sure we'd get different results
It's weird he only changed the time on the canned ham. I think 2 week dry age would've had better results overall. Maybe he hates his crew.
I agree, less time, maybe a week to two weeks
This was my very thought. A thick, fatty meat like beef can stand up to a month of dry aging, but these thin proteins with a larger water content and little to no fat need a much shorter dry age treatment. This video was the extreme. Let’s revisit with shorter timeframes for comparison.
anyone who watches this show regularly knows nearly every item hes trolling or just needed a video idea... im assuming he knows hardly any of this is going to be edible.
Concur. I think dry age of 7 days each would have been a much better test.
Poor David had me in tears and stitches from laughing so hard as he tried to eat the salt pork, haha! Both his commentary, attempted eating, and reaction to it were golden! Looked like he nearly ripped his teeth out trying to get a bite off that damned thing!
World 1st dry aged squid? Japan, ARE we a joke to you Guga???
Probably not in a dry ager, and I’m pretty sure the Chinese have been drying squid for millennia.
@@ypw510 EXACTLY!I can go buy it tomorrow!
Scallop as well. Good quality dried scallop cause hundreds or even thousands dollar in Asia.
@@ypw510in most asian country thats an island we sun dried seafood with salt to preserve it
@@ryanhui9135
I have Asian friends who buy dried scallops. Just the adductor muscle though. They're typically used in soups and taste way different than fresh or frozen scallops. They typically turn yellowish to brown and have a rich "umami" flavor. Often they're intentionally broken up into pieces where they impart a different flavor to maybe vegetables. But those can also use little dried shrimp.
Dry aged seafood in this video looks exactly like sun dried seafood I see all the time in Asia. There are culinary uses for them that make them delicious and part of an old food preservation tradition.
I’ve bought dried squid snack food from Asian supermarkets and eaten it with pleasure.
I feel like he could've ground the octopus and squid into powder to use as simple seasonings in other dishes if nothing else.
As a Chinese, I can say that most seafood is not meant to be consumed as is when it is sun dried or dry aged. The drying process concentrate the taste and flavour of the ingredient and usually make them stronger, and there is also usually a rehydration process of you soaking them in water first before cooking. Examples are abalone, sea cucumber, scallops and even shark fin.
Other example of using dried sea food as an ingredient without rehydration is as a form of enhancer to further enhance the taste of the dish. The dried octopus and squid would have gone great when used in a soup, and make the soup taste stronger and more delicious. Dried flounder also goes great with soup. Dried flounder can also be powdered or cut into tiny pieces and then added into the wanton filling mixture, making the wantons taste heavenly. Another example is dried tiny shrimps. They go great when stir fried with other dishes.
@@draykowolf2293 or used it for broth
@@xorngoh7303ok well how long do y’all usually dry age or sun age it though?
Why is Guga's idea of "rehydrating" just frying it up in oil and then being surprised at the result? If anything, the hot oil will take out even what little moisture there is left in it.
Agreed , think he should boil 1st then fry.
Or boil or leave in water for one hour at least. Guga lost himself in this video 😂😂😂😂
FOOD WASTE!
Guga : "once I take a bite, i don't even want to give it to the boys"
Also Guga : Oh!! It's for Angel? I'll let him try it himself!!
I like how you started of trying meats with the intention of exploration, but that exploration turns to chaos, deceit and torture so fast.
Guga has gone overboard with this one. He's trying to kill his crew by dry aged meats. This video has to be one of the worst ideas...or maybe the best idea. Loved seeing everyone get tortured by the meats LOL. Now dried squid and scallops are used in Chinese soups for flavoring, but what Guga did is illegal. Let's see more of this LOL
I feel like I lost braincells
Guga, there are few parts of the world where people dry age (or usually sun dry) the seafood. Sudried calamari strips or sundried octopus rings are nice salty snacks. Usually they are eaten along with the beer. Basically a seafood jerky
Yeah like Indonesia, we sun dry the squid and make "Sotong Pangkong" where we "forge" as in we burn them and repeatedly hammer it down until it becomes flaky and edible. We serve it with peanut sauces to add moisture too
Guga: "The world's first dry-aged squid"
me: **laugh in Thai**
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Every experiment that’s new to guga is always “the worlds first” despite the 749277393 others that did the exact same thing lol
Yeah, so annoying.
5:32 ....used condoms 😂😂😂
Bro tf
In Korea, octopus and squid are semi-dried and grilled as a snack. When used in cooking, they are soaked in water for a sufficient amount of time to give them a soft jerky-like texture and used in fried or stewed dishes.
Worst video yet.
You can also use dried Octopus or squid in soups.
to be fair, I am not going to take culinary advice from a country that eats bats, cats, dogs, and rats.
I ate that in a Bar in Japan, after that I got kinda hooked and bought the bag XD. same with a Vitamins Soda and Natto.
That's a racist stereotype @LordMaskin
Guga: "Its important to remove the pellicle whenever you dry age something"
also Guga: Turns whole animals and cuts into pellicle and wonders that its inedible
I wondered about that too
Yeah, well it's obvious he just did this for shits and giggles.
Bro killed that octopus twice. 😊
No more octopus please. You're still the man! That was a crazy experiment.
So much work went into this hilarious video. I don't think I'd even eat beef salami thought 😂
Best demonstration yet on how to phuck up good food.
The entire range of prepacked meat was already crap before Guga dryaged them.
@@blarfroer8066 Then why bother?
Real title: Guga attempting to give his crew food poisoning for fifteen minutes straight. :(
I think we know where Angel has been recently...
Dry age surströmming
You, sir, are just plain evil. Chaotic evil.
Sounds awesome...
go DIRECTLY to JAIL lol
@@ShouterOfSanity 🤣🤣
Oh god the taste of death itself...
The dried octopus standing on its own 😂😂😂😂😂
i love to eat every experiment that you do, guga!
Not the worlds first dry aged squid by any means🙄
dry age in cocaine next?
Why did I hear breaking bad music?
@Gabriel-Crandall no clue cause Breaking Bad is a show about METH
gotta get Joey Diaz for that experiment
This is insane but for some reason i want to see it now 😂
@@ec-static8855 or someone who is not a mouthpiece
Guga is crazier and crazier 💀💀💀
Casually tryna kill off his team 😂❤
Guga is like the Dr. Frankenstein of food
Guga sacrificed himself with those chicken wings, well done! 😂
Guga's dry aging addiction seems to know no bounds. I look forward to the video where he dry ages ice cream.
You should've dry age them for a week or two instead for a whole month
WAW! This was amazing need more like this !!
Maybe try finding the maximum amount of days you can dryage all the different meats to find the perfect amount.
0:30 scp demon💀👿😱👾♎️
4:52 speaking of we're going to have more demons edit: but instead they're baby demons
You’re freakin Awesome 😎
8:30 we need this guy more often
What’s his name lol
the way he glances at the camera there is gold
Dry aged chicken breast, grind to a powder and add some herby water, seems like a good way to make chicken broth
Bone hugger is crazy work fam lol😅😂😂😂 8:37
Marinated in casutic water overnight, it will rehydrate dry octopus and squid by ionic displacement. Prepare caustic water by dissolve ash in water and left until clarify. This is the way we prepare rehydrate squid in Thailand.
The ketchup and mustard on the dog being all over the bun.. who does that 😂 guga damn son
I think for stuff that is dried out completely, you need a different way to re-hydrate it, definitely need a different way to cook all those meats!!!, maybe check with Japanese chiefs for the squids and crabs
he;s dehydrating the meats, you don't see him "re-hydrating" a piece of meat in water do you?
he needs to stop trying to "rehydrate" meats in pure fat...
0:38 wtf 😭 it looks inedible asf
THAT ISNT OCTOPUS WTF 😭
Looks like a damn alien.
it looks like an Eldritch horror lmao
Looks like a dead dried up hanar from mass effect.
5:00 "world's first dry aged squid"
where i come from we've been doing that since forever
Guga, I’ve been saying it for YEARS now. You gotta do Wild Game Meats and Dry Age them too.
0:15 Octopus
1:49 Hotdog sausage
2:44 Chicken wings
3:43 Turkey breast
4:46 Squid
5:47 Beef salami
6:34 Soft-shell crabs
7:37 St Louis pork ribs
8:43 Scallops
9:40 Spam
10:22 Tuna (from a can)
11:05 Cooked ham
11:47 Vienna sausage
12:18 Corned beef
12:55 Sardines (from a can)
13:25 Chicken breast (from a can)
13:58 Salisbury steak
14:28 Uncooked cured salt pork
15:05 Meatballs
My King 🫴👑
Day 12 askin dry age steak in hoisin sauce
Yessss❤❤❤❤
I gotch u brotha
You're gonna be asking for the whole duration of the dry age minimum lmao
Yeees!
With you since oyster sauce😀👍
A new guga video while I eat lunch now that’s perfect
I Love Guga Foods Videos A Lot 💓
This was probably one of themost enjoyable videos from Guga. We NEED a part 2
I like all these new people, especially 8:22
They're guga's crew you haven't seen them before
Guga doesn't know...the Asians have had sun dried squid like dry age for ages, and the only meaningful way is in porridge/congee or soups.
Yeah, it's like common thing here. Lol
Yes. Boiled as a soup with Radish and Baikut (Chopped Pork Ribs)
that’s Money in Chinese-Indonesian Household
The Asians? That’s like half of the world’s population. Vietnamese people eat them idk who else.
You were so close.
"the only meaningful way is in porridge/congee or soups."
The Japanese literally sell dried squid in plastic bags that you can use as snacks to go with booze. No need to put it in anything like soup, etc. Literally just tear open the bag and grab a handful like how you'd eat chips.
I like Nasi Lemak with dry fish that is crispy. Without it, Nasi Lemak is without a soul. And yeah, I'm from Malaysia
Day 100 of asking Guga to dry age a dry aged steak
By far the funniest guga foods video I’ve ever watched 😂😂
Possibly my favorite Guga vid so far +1 For the next one, you should dry age a big mac, a taco, or an entire meal.
Now this is my day better!
These bots are getting super sloppy. can't even form coherent sentences anymore.
You always know how to keep it exciting!
11:55 those look like shotgun shells
I love gug's family they are all so chill lol
I appreciate all of your efforts and your crews e! Also I appreciate you trying the more suspect / dangerous items on this list, LOL😅😮😂❤ thank you for sharing
Lol what made you try 30 days on small meats?
You usually only dry age a bone in ribeye for 35?
The world's first dry aged squid? Really? Like japan hasn't been drying squid for ages. Or Portugal. Or Spain.
Any coastal country really, the nordics too, we've all been doing it for so long no one knows who was the first.
Maybe just like how America was discovered, even though people were already living there for ages.
@@rc-fannl7364 If you're implying that Guga did it better at the first try you're out of your mind.
@@joaobranquinho Not implying anything, my comment was just to show how strange it is that Guga claims to be the first, when it has been done for a while by others.
thank you for the cool fact
3:55 amygadlan arm from Bloodborne
Bloodborne!
Been a fan for years this episode is off the rails
Kudos to the guys!! They did a great job and are clearly VERY BRAVE!!😂
Dry age duck
That dry aged Squid looked like something that was used as a prop in the Alien movies! Which one of the dry aged meats would I try... NONE of the ABOVE!!! Watching this was almost as difficult as seeing steve1989 eat that caned beef from the 1909 army ration or some of the other 100+ year old military "meals"!
I don't understand dry aging. Or aging in general. You can leave something for a month and have it still edible, but I can't leave it in my fridge for much more than a week or two before it's gone bad....How does this make sense!!!!???
This is the most hilarious experiment I've ever seen thank you Guga🤣🤣🙏
I'm surprised he didn't try duck, that's one of the few things I know you can improve by dry aging
Dry age Angel with veggie sauce 😄🤣🤣🤣🤣
Guga, a lot the dry seafood you can just go to Chinatown. We Chinese dry a lot of stuff, from mushrooms to shrimp to abalone.
5:59 that’s what she said
Lmao. Nice.
Brother really out here just giving his crew spoiled meats with how he preps and how long he lets them sit in the dry ager. Should almost be a crime honestly
Maybe one month was too long.
seafood should be 5 to 7 days, fattier fish like tuna can go longer, if there is no moisture left after dry aging, you just dehydrated the whole thing, not the same
All that work to leave the pellicle on everything 🙄 no wonder it didn't work Guga. Leaving the worst parts on and cooking it
To be fair, with some things like the squid and chicken wings, they looked like ALL pellicle lol those are kinda unavoidable
@TheTrueJBru Maybe could've rehydrated it and kept the flavor.
I’m like 99% sure this video is a joke. There is no way that Guga can look at a TV dinner or frozen meatballs and genuinely think “hmm. That would be delicious dry-aged.”
@dinosaurboy1086 of course man lol I get that 🤣
@@dinosaurboy1086 It's more like "what would happen if I dry aged XXXXX?" You can only expect steaks to be delicious dry aged. A lot of other stuff is a gamble.
Why didn't he wet age the tiny meats?
"Remove the pellicle" But it's 100% pellicle? "just server it whole then."
It's funny how Guga used to be the one trying his own experiments, and now he has grown so much as a channel that he has other test subjects to be part of his experiments.
Guga, you are a madman putting ketchup and mustard on for camera instead of eating.
Ask Ai what to dry age next
Sam wishes 😂😂
Love you Guga!
Just watch this Guga, you're more like a crazy researcher in this video hahahhaa I like it
Every dog and cat watching this, is salivating for these pet treats the humans keep eating
man. i think the staff just earned their wagyu for the year with that video
This is a perfect Halloween video 😮😮
Guga teaching us all for years that dry ageing is a fine line between good and horrible, just throwing whatever into his dry-ager for a whole freaking month, just because. Then wonders why it is bad LMAO
Im laughing so hard at this video 😂😂😂. Dude what were you thinking!
I loved this concept but did love the execution of this video! Do it again! Please
dry aged octopus, scallops, and especially dry aged squid and salted pork is very very common in asia believe it or not
We eat it while while watching tv
the salted pork needs to be lighty sauted with scallions, leek, and garlic.
The scallops can be used for a base for a really great broth if you simmer it in boiling water.
If a cooking show was a horror movie
Fun fact : In Indonesian, we used to consume an Dry Age Sardine. However, it's not a common dry age but Salted Drg Age and call it 'Ikan Asin' or Salted Fish. We commonly eat it with some other dish like Pecel or Nasi Campur, however some people were also like to eat it as a snack. Also, It's not only come with sardine fish but some other like Mackerel Fish, Mackerel Tuna, etc.
Honestly, GUGA should have his own restaurant his food 🍱 looks and tastes amazing ❤❤❤
Moral of this video, never dry age meat, and definitely never eat dry aged meat.
Idk if you're switching up the video style but I like this way more than previous episodes
Guga, here in borneo we have dried octopus and squid which i already have before. When preparing the octopus, just grill it so it cooks and then hammer it to almost paper thin with a hammer, you want to pound it until the octopus is somewhat brown and whitest colour. And then throw in chili oil, soy sauce, salt and white vinegar and you're good to go. Very delicious as a snack. And for the dried squid, my mom used to mix it in spicy soup. Just throw the squid in when cooking the soup. It goes along with rice and now my mouth is watering. It's a delicacy for us here...