I love this guy! He’s great with his presentation and I appreciate the way he communicates with his audience with respect. Yes, also he brings up options and benefits. He has such a low key charismatic personality you just crave the idea of wanting to work along side with him at work. I have so much respect for him. I’m jealous of his family and employees. Thank you for not being obnoxious. You are awesome. Thank you so much for sharing. 🙏
I have watched many bamboo steamer videos and learned the most from this video. Nobody else mentioned soaking the steamer or infusing the water. I subscribed.
Great video. I went to Chinatown today to get a double bamboo steamer like the one he uses. Have been using a metal steamer. Really looking forward to the bamboo. Thanks.
I wander how many of them I can actually stack ontop of each other before the steam starts to get too cold. I also heard that you should put fish at the top or the rest will taste like fish. No idea if that is trie though...
I love your voice thank you for this. I originally bought a bamboo steamer to make my boyfriend a bento box as a one time use, but now I've been using it every day and I love it so much
Thank you for this video. I purchased a bamboo steamer for the first time a few days ago. It came without an instruction booklet so I have no idea how to clean it properly before using it for the first time and how to properly care for it thereafter. Do I use mineral oil on it from time to time as you would a wood cutting board? I am afraid of mold being a problem for lack of proper care so I literally have not touched it. Worst part is I want to make homemade Wonton soup and am dying to use my steamer 😥
I think is a recommendation. I have never seen a video that shows that you should soak them first but it makes perfect sense. You don't have to though.
Can a non-wok owner use these? I hear a few people say if it fits perfectly. I have a pretty standard set of N American sauce pans and skillets, would it fit on top?
Yes. If you havev a pot that fits the inner bottom diameter, you're set. Or, you can get adapter rings. Or, you can fit them in a wide enough pot with a 1.5-2.5" tall trivet. I use a trivet, and stuff the whole stack inside my pressure cooker (unsealed).
Looks like a tasty dish, and steaming is often a good way to cook things, thanks for showing these steamers. However, sometimes I wish you would be a little more careful with your culinary science. Salt can indeed increase the boiling point of water, but for it to actually do so in this case would take a _lot_ more salt than that. Even if you were to use sea water, the boiling point would only go up by one degree or so over that of fresh water. (Depending on how salty your sea water is.) Really, putting a pinch of salt in your steaming water only wastes salt. The salt stays behind when the water evaporates, so it won't even help to season your food.
Other than putting a disgusting dead fish corpse in this glorious basket video, it was super solid. Funny that this guy is making finfish, which, could kill 1 of his actual own children who is super allergic to 7 of the big 8 allergens.
Ming has been one of my favorite chefs for so many years. Thanks for the steaming video!!
I love this guy! He’s great with his presentation and I appreciate the way he communicates with his audience with respect. Yes, also he brings up options and benefits. He has such a low key charismatic personality you just crave the idea of wanting to work along side with him at work. I have so much respect for him. I’m jealous of his family and employees. Thank you for not being obnoxious. You are awesome. Thank you so much for sharing. 🙏
I loveee that he gives other options that may not be available or can afford for everyone!!!
Thanks Ming, you're the first on YT to inform of soaking the steamer first. Great info - makes good sense.
One of my earliest reasons to love Asian food!
I have watched many bamboo steamer videos and learned the most from this video. Nobody else mentioned soaking the steamer or infusing the water. I subscribed.
Me to learning a lot 🙏 💜💜💜👍👍😍
I never heard about it either, until I saw this great demonstration.
He is awesome, he explains it so well! I never knew about adding tea leaves to the water.
I'm a 13 year old kid and I love these videos
Good dude, since this was 5 years ago I hope you're 18 now and well on your way to being a good cook
yeap i 3 year old y watch watch this aglot
I love my bamboo steamer! ❤
My favorite chef!
I’m going to try this recipe tomorrow! 😊
Unbelievably healthy dish
This is exactly what I was looking for!!! This is awesome.
You sir have earned a like, comment, fav, and subscribe!!
Great video. I went to Chinatown today to get a double bamboo steamer like the one he uses. Have been using a metal steamer. Really looking forward to the bamboo. Thanks.
Was there a cancer warning on it?
Brilliant! Thank you for posting. 🙏
wow this guy gives me so much confidence.
Omg I watched this guy on foodtv when I was a kid! It was called food network back then.
Tea... I never thought about that
Nice to see you! Used to watch your TV show and enjoyed it. Great teacher!!
Awesome instructions and example for this new user of a bamboo steamer!!!!!!
Thank you!!
I love it!! Very healthy cooking
Thank you for these very helpful tips.
Nice! Excellent tips.
Thank you for your videos. This is so clear and lots of options.👍👍👍
Finally!!! New videos! Please keep them coming! Love them
I was doing ok until he added the tea leaves... it blew my mind!
Same
Have always loved Ming!
Best video!!!😊❤️❤️
I wander how many of them I can actually stack ontop of each other before the steam starts to get too cold.
I also heard that you should put fish at the top or the rest will taste like fish. No idea if that is trie though...
Thank you Ming ❤️
Great ideas ,thanks!!
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 so talented!
Tea leaves! 🤯 Thank you!
Beautiful! Thanks
I love your voice thank you for this. I originally bought a bamboo steamer to make my boyfriend a bento box as a one time use, but now I've been using it every day and I love it so much
Awesome! Thank you
Thank you
I love that tea! I'm so happy because I can use it on my steamer 😊
Do you have the name of it?
@@babopenguin Jasmine tea from Fujian Tea
Brilliant cheers mate
i was a Subbie as soon as he added the Loose Tea 🍵 to the boiling water 💦
I love it! I did in that way
Excelente!!!!! ♥♥♥
My goodness, where has this been all my life?
Lol
fantastic thankyou :-)
more steamer recipes naow!!!
Very interesting
Amazing
I've been on an Asian food kick, so this channel is awesome! I'm excited!
new to 👍🏾 i have mastered making PHO 🍜
you have to soak the steamer each time?
Thank you for this video. I purchased a bamboo steamer for the first time a few days ago. It came without an instruction booklet so I have no idea how to clean it properly before using it for the first time and how to properly care for it thereafter. Do I use mineral oil on it from time to time as you would a wood cutting board? I am afraid of mold being a problem for lack of proper care so I literally have not touched it. Worst part is I want to make homemade Wonton soup and am dying to use my steamer 😥
Salmon has such nice red color. Think twice whether you want to add lemon acid to it as it bleeches the red color.
question do you put the water on high or medium when you put the bamboo steamer on the pan?
Awesome
how do you cook rice in them?
I lost 7 lbs looking at that healthy food
Do you have to soak the steamer every time?
doesn't the bamboo absorb some of the flavour??
Hi! Can you use Bamboo Leaves Instead of Banana Leaves?
Is the steamer soaked each time we need to use it for cooking?
I think is a recommendation. I have never seen a video that shows that you should soak them first but it makes perfect sense. You don't have to though.
I had the same question.
Broccoli tastes better if you add butter and salt to it After steaming
Can you steam a steak as long as there's a liner?
Can a non-wok owner use these? I hear a few people say if it fits perfectly. I have a pretty standard set of N American sauce pans and skillets, would it fit on top?
Yes. If you havev a pot that fits the inner bottom diameter, you're set. Or, you can get adapter rings. Or, you can fit them in a wide enough pot with a 1.5-2.5" tall trivet. I use a trivet, and stuff the whole stack inside my pressure cooker (unsealed).
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How do I clean the Steamer I burnt it a little did not use Leaves on the bottom 😲🤷♀️🤷♀️😳😳😳😢😢did not use much water to steam!
Is he suggesting that you soak the steamers 2 plus hours before each use?
Quanto si tiene in cottura ?
Looks like a tasty dish, and steaming is often a good way to cook things, thanks for showing these steamers.
However, sometimes I wish you would be a little more careful with your culinary science. Salt can indeed increase the boiling point of water, but for it to actually do so in this case would take a _lot_ more salt than that. Even if you were to use sea water, the boiling point would only go up by one degree or so over that of fresh water. (Depending on how salty your sea water is.)
Really, putting a pinch of salt in your steaming water only wastes salt. The salt stays behind when the water evaporates, so it won't even help to season your food.
Good one !! thanks
I wouldn't stem salmon, tastes mushy like it's been boiled.
Other than putting a disgusting dead fish corpse in this glorious basket video, it was super solid. Funny that this guy is making finfish, which, could kill 1 of his actual own children who is super allergic to 7 of the big 8 allergens.
Why are there cancer warnings on bamboo steamers? That is not very healthy.
Why so much Oil... OVER EXAGGERATED...
Hah! If you think that’s a lot. In Greece you should see how much is used. Of course only the best, most delicious EVOO.
Yuck
Lol.
Totally wrong !!! 😖