If you liked this video, watch this one next to see how I make 20 meals for $30: th-cam.com/video/-4PZHHCUJZc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wARAYExGHeP60kKD Oh, and get my favorite cookware from Made In with a 10% discount on your first order over $100 using my link madein.cc/0324-brian
I don't know the whole story behind 1 mil subs and your videos showing up frequently on my yt webzone. But you used the ikea garlic press like a decent person. Who started this meme? I for one thank him.
Hey Brian, I remember listening to a podcast a while back where you mentioned that your practical/meal prep content wasn't as popular as your restaurant style recipes. I just wanted to chime in here and say I personally get a lot of value out of your meal prep videos, please keep making them. As someone who works full time with a family, I am constantly looking for flavorful, healthy, yet convenient meal ideas that save me time in the kitchen. Keep up the great content!!
6:13 “your oniony ground beef is looking… utilitarian” Hahaha. I appreciate that you’re honest with the viewer and not acting like everything is the best thing you’ve ever seen and tasted. You took the time to explain that this is weekday cooking, you’re looking to save time and make food that tastes good but isn’t going to change the world.
Hey bro off topic a little but I tried your ''delivery style'' pizza 4 weeks ago. On my first bite of my first pizza, I stepped back, and laughed for 1 min straight. It was LITERALLY identical to my childhood pizza. I been making 2 pizzas per week eversince.
He's at it again. As someone who wants to spend the least amount if time in the kitchen but still wants to eat well and enjoy food, I absolutely love these videos.
I did this and made our meals for the week. I am an experienced cook, but this took me over an hour, probably 75 minutes. If I did this more often, it would take me less time. With that said, we were blown away by these meals and will 100% make them all again and then do some variations with other proteins/grains/vegetables. Thank you so much for putting this together! My husband now understands why I watch so much foodtube and has asked to watch other videos of yours for future meals. We made your shrimp tacos last night, another win!
Dude I've been struggling to cook for myself while in dental school and your videos have been a lifesaver. I'm so thankful there are foodtubers who understand that some of us are extremely limited on time but want to eat delicious meals! I hope you continue to add more videos like this in the future! By far these have been the most helpful in my weekly cooking routine
Microwaves are used in every commercial kitchen in the world for a wide variety of jobs from cooking bacon to melting chocolate, they are an invaluable tool for certain things. Its not a secret or anything to be ashamed of.
You used normal sodium chicken stock. Salt was added to the ground beef, then it was salted again when the onions were added. Then added salt to the peppers and onions. Then added high sodium condiments, and high sodium cheese. Is the goal a salty flavor? Also, check about di oli vas if you haven't heard of it yet for inspiration for salad dressing.
Bri, you are amazing! I used to prep/cook like this when the kids were home and I was working. I was good in the kitchen but you would have made me great. And now that I’m retired with kids in and out of college, I’m truly enjoying so many of your others recipes. Yesterday I made your lobster bisque, had it for dinner (daughter was home and requested it - saying it was one of the best things I’ve ever made. I totally gave you credit!) then today took some to my parents and the rest to friends. Everyone was super pleased with their dinners tonight. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I LOVE this style of video. Would totally appreciate an ongoing series. I like bulk-prepping ingredients but struggle to use them all up through the week. More please!! 😁
Hey Bri! Home made tv dinners! I'm an over-the-road long haul truck driver trying to eat good but not spend lots of money on over priced truck stop food or pre-made frozen meals filled with tons of preservatives. Home cooked meals that are easy to make, freeze very well and taste just as great reheated. Would love to see your take on this. Thanks for the awesome content!
This is genius! I love the idea of prepping bases and mixing up the flavors all week. I have been making one recipe, like Chipotle bowls or bibimbap, and having the same thing for lunch all week. This looks like a great way I can mix it up more without risking food waste. Great video Bri!
Hey fellow Brian, I don't know if you still read comments this old but your videos have helped me gain so much more confidence in the kitchen. I've made a few of your dishes already, and have been working up to this one, but I wanted to say thank you. The prep was super easy, and I learned how creative I can get moving forward. Tonight I prepped everything and made the peanut butter chili noodles and it was an immediate hit with my partner. Your videos are quick, concise, and informative without being intimidating or overwhelming. Thank you for helping me find my love for cooking!
Busy mom here who loves to cook and have a variety of meal options (no shame to classic “mom cooking” but no casseroles in this house). THIS is the kind of meal prep that makes sense. More videos in this series please!!
This is the BEST video I have seen from any cooking video in 2024. It’s so helpful, information filled, and practical. I feel like I can accomplish this and it’s going to help so much from a time and $$$ standpoint each week. Thanks, Bri!!! (And Lorn…or Lorne…not sure on the spelling…I need to pay closer attention…either way much thanks to you both!)
My go to greek salad dressing is labdolemono. Olive oil, fresh lemon juice, garlic and oregano are the key components. Super simple and packs a ton of flavor
So I very well may make all of these. I love these series because it definitely helps me with trying to figure out what to make. This episode all looked great
This is how the people cook in things like chopped or top chef. Build your components, structure them together, taste for cohesion, then plate. Neat stuff.
Woah I learned the best way to cut a pepper and I have seen a few ways, how to store cooked pasta in the fridge without it sticking together, and I got some vegetarian meal ideas for me and meal ideas for my husband! :)
PLEASE, more of this! I love the way you've made meal-prepping accessible, versatile, and easy! Not just showing how to prep lots of food easily, but great combinations to make it tasty as well. Great work, thank you!
The spaghetti Rosa dish was amazing! We put Italian sausage slices in it. Adding it to our dinner rotation. Making cold sesame-peanut noodles with cucumber slices for lunch tomorrow... I love this concept-- it's a game changer: We're eating real food at every meal in under 10 minutes and not trashing the kitchen twice a day. Genius.
Truly appreciate this type of content and am excited for more of this kind. I get tired of feeling like I am spending my entire weekend in the kitcheb to get ahead for the week. This was totally manageable!
Thank you so much for making videos like this! It is incredibly helpful for me: someone who wants to eat healthy but doesn’t have much time and never truly learned how to cook. Please keep making videos like this: would love to see some such as meal prepping vegan food for a week, meal prepping Mediterranean food for a week, etc…
Please make more videos like these. My girlfriend and I are planning to utilize these 1 hour cooking videos to meal prep and it’s the best thing we have found by far
I've been meal prepping for a LONG time. I found myself getting bored, n honestly, just over it lately. I'm so glad i stumbled onto your channel. I've already saved the grocery lists. Thank you so much!
This is such a great video!!! Thank you for sharing the process for building blocks - that is so helpful to see how it’s broken down to be prepped but useable and not overwhelming.
The peanut sauce noodles are heavenly. I made them as a meal prep and enjoyed them for three days for lunches. Thank you for the cheap and easy but oooh so flavorful recipes!
This is awesome with a family with kids. Meal prepping is great for adults, cause you can usually power through the same meal. Not so much with kids. Having variety with simpler dishes throughout weeknights is way easier when working.
That chilli crisp pasta dish is a straight up chaos menu item. Chilli crisp? Peanut butter?? You went above and beyond with this one dude, we don’t deserve you
This video has been so helpful for my household! Love how these meals use the same batch of ingredients to create something unique for each dish. More please!! 😁
My fav. Quick and tasty food is Haloumi and Bacon wraps. Bacon in oven, Haloumi you more or less deepfry/fry and then add tortillia and lots of lettuce, tomatoes and quecumber. Top it with mayo. From start to finish is like 15min. Super tasty, super easy!
I really appreciate these videos. I just cooked these foods for the week. It took me way longer than an hour, but I'm happy I don't have to cook the rest of the week. Thank you!
This is not the way I typically cook, but I liked seeing how easily the Asian dishes can be prepared. My teenagers love sushi bowls, beef noodles, and bibimbap, but traditional recipes call for so many ingredients and steps. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, Bri! I've always wanted to prep meals good for a week but after watching this, it makes more sense to just prep as much protein and veggies and find recipes that'll be using what you've prepped.
I've been making noodle bowls with GF spaghetti for quite a while. Ask my husband what do you want to eat - he says: noodle bowl! I use chicken, salmon, prawns or minced pork. Sweet chilli sauce and soy sauce for flavour. A mix of several veg: something green for colour broccoli, chard or spinach. Sweet peppers, sweetcorn, peas, slivers of carrot, mushrooms.
Please do more of this style of video! i.e. making tasty individual components in batch that can be made into many meals. SUCH a good idea! Could you perhaps do some involving the freezer so that meals can be made of the components weeks after preparation?
Omg, keep these videos coming! I really enjoy these food prep videos. Can you also make more salad videos. I need more ideas for salads. Thank you for your content!!!
Oh cool another one of these! I was actually just using your previous 1 hour video to help with getting meals setup for the week for me and my wife, the potatoes from that video turned out super good. Excited to use some stuff I learned from this video too. Thanks Bri for making all these useful weeknight videos and great recipe videos, definitely helped up my cooking at home!
Really enjoying your content! Would love to see a video on how to make a holiday dinner and/or party less stressful to prepare especially when cooking for all types of folks including vegetarians etc. 💜
I found your channel pretty recently and I'm so glad I did. We're both expatriates from the Chicago area. I'm in rural central WI for the last couple of decades. I bought a julienne peeler in a set with a regular peeler. I never used it until I saw your Big Ass Salad videos and it totally sucked to clean. I've used it on two large bags of carrots already. Just ordered the one from you Amazon links after you showed a closer shot of it in this one. Thanks for the great recipes and tips. I've been watching your videos daily lately and I love your channel now.
Please make a playlist with these meals- and if you could add in the title the protein used. I’ve been using these videos almost all month long switching from ground beef and chicken one week to salmon and chicken the next. My parents eat a lot of chicken, so I’m always looking for ideas of things to make them. Thank you!
Would pickled daikon radish work well in these dishes? My wife has a onion and garlic sensitivity so it's always hard for me to find proper substitutions for those two
I made a version of the peanut chili noodle as a lazy meal but using rotisserie chicken . It’s super easy and flavorful. I want to try the different rice bowls since they’re my go-to lunch option
Cooked grains and pasta can last up to 5 days in the refrigerator. Cooked vegetables can last up to 4 days. Cooked meat and fish can last up to 3 days.
This was my only thought - this is similar to how I meal prep BUT as per the Aussie equivalent of the FDA, I don't use cooked rice for more than three days (it can v. v. happily grow nasties) and in general don't eat any meats after their day 3. This is fine cos I prep enough AND use some vego recipes like Bri does. But I think it would be helpful to mention basic food safety - almost no meal-prep person on youtube does.
I love the videos like this, where you meal prep for a bunch of dishes in a short amount of time -- I hope you consider making more! Even if you don't, thanks for the ones you've given us.
This is the content that I love, prep ahead of time and enjoy quick meals throughout the week. Just one question: how many servings do these recipes make?
If you liked this video, watch this one next to see how I make 20 meals for $30: th-cam.com/video/-4PZHHCUJZc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wARAYExGHeP60kKD Oh, and get my favorite cookware from Made In with a 10% discount on your first order over $100 using my link madein.cc/0324-brian
I don't know the whole story behind 1 mil subs and your videos showing up frequently on my yt webzone. But you used the ikea garlic press like a decent person. Who started this meme? I for one thank him.
❤❤❤most cleans fridge ever! I think we all wish we had your skills. Also love your videos! ❤️🙏🏻✝️🙌🏻
Throw a little soy sauce in that sriracha mayo for an umami kick that brings it to the next level. Saw some sushi chef do it and it's awesome.
Ready for a fall video in this series, please!
Can you do a healthy meal video for someone like me who doesn’t eat cheese or anything diary in the food?
Hey Brian, I remember listening to a podcast a while back where you mentioned that your practical/meal prep content wasn't as popular as your restaurant style recipes. I just wanted to chime in here and say I personally get a lot of value out of your meal prep videos, please keep making them. As someone who works full time with a family, I am constantly looking for flavorful, healthy, yet convenient meal ideas that save me time in the kitchen. Keep up the great content!!
100% agree!
Agree. There isn't enough guides like this. We need more!!!!
6:13 “your oniony ground beef is looking… utilitarian” Hahaha. I appreciate that you’re honest with the viewer and not acting like everything is the best thing you’ve ever seen and tasted. You took the time to explain that this is weekday cooking, you’re looking to save time and make food that tastes good but isn’t going to change the world.
First! Hey man your pull apart garlic bread got me laid! Thanks!!
What a recommendation
WOW 😲
😂 So now you make his pull apart garlic 🧄 bread 🍞 *EVERY DAY* 😉
Lmao everyone furiously searching this recipe rn 😂
Would upvote twice if I could . Good on ya lad
lmao
Hey bro off topic a little but I tried your ''delivery style'' pizza 4 weeks ago. On my first bite of my first pizza, I stepped back, and laughed for 1 min straight. It was LITERALLY identical to my childhood pizza. I been making 2 pizzas per week eversince.
Imma hafta try it! I remember getting delivery pizza while on guard duty at a lil guard shack on Ft. Lewis in 1981. Not bad! Pizza was still hot, too!
Thanks for trying it!
Bumping this recommendation because it is my go-to home made pizza as well
I made his Chicago deep dish and it was ON POINT. Bri has some good recipes.
Agreed, one of the best homemade pizzas I made to date.
He's at it again. As someone who wants to spend the least amount if time in the kitchen but still wants to eat well and enjoy food, I absolutely love these videos.
I did this and made our meals for the week. I am an experienced cook, but this took me over an hour, probably 75 minutes. If I did this more often, it would take me less time. With that said, we were blown away by these meals and will 100% make them all again and then do some variations with other proteins/grains/vegetables. Thank you so much for putting this together! My husband now understands why I watch so much foodtube and has asked to watch other videos of yours for future meals. We made your shrimp tacos last night, another win!
Thank you for your lovely compliment. I hope my recipe was able to help you in your cooking.
Dude I've been struggling to cook for myself while in dental school and your videos have been a lifesaver. I'm so thankful there are foodtubers who understand that some of us are extremely limited on time but want to eat delicious meals! I hope you continue to add more videos like this in the future! By far these have been the most helpful in my weekly cooking routine
I really enjoy this type of your content, extremely helpful for people who are busy and like to eat (generally) healthy. Thank you
Thanks very much for watching,.
I agree
Finally a cooking personality who will admit what we all know - they own and use a microwave
Microwaves are used in every commercial kitchen in the world for a wide variety of jobs from cooking bacon to melting chocolate, they are an invaluable tool for certain things. Its not a secret or anything to be ashamed of.
I love that he used a julienne peeler 5 seconds after the microwave lol
You used normal sodium chicken stock. Salt was added to the ground beef, then it was salted again when the onions were added. Then added salt to the peppers and onions. Then added high sodium condiments, and high sodium cheese. Is the goal a salty flavor?
Also, check about di oli vas if you haven't heard of it yet for inspiration for salad dressing.
Parmesan isn't vegetarian
@@fr0zenmunky It probably is, it's pretty uncommon these days for rennet to be used.
Bri, you are amazing! I used to prep/cook like this when the kids were home and I was working. I was good in the kitchen but you would have made me great. And now that I’m retired with kids in and out of college, I’m truly enjoying so many of your others recipes. Yesterday I made your lobster bisque, had it for dinner (daughter was home and requested it - saying it was one of the best things I’ve ever made. I totally gave you credit!) then today took some to my parents and the rest to friends. Everyone was super pleased with their dinners tonight. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I LOVE this style of video. Would totally appreciate an ongoing series. I like bulk-prepping ingredients but struggle to use them all up through the week.
More please!! 😁
Brian, my favorite thing about your weeknight dinners are that you seem to really get the things home Cooks care about!
Hey Bri! Home made tv dinners! I'm an over-the-road long haul truck driver trying to eat good but not spend lots of money on over priced truck stop food or pre-made frozen meals filled with tons of preservatives. Home cooked meals that are easy to make, freeze very well and taste just as great reheated. Would love to see your take on this.
Thanks for the awesome content!
This would be a great video
I hope he does a video on this!!! I would be so interested
This is genius! I love the idea of prepping bases and mixing up the flavors all week. I have been making one recipe, like Chipotle bowls or bibimbap, and having the same thing for lunch all week. This looks like a great way I can mix it up more without risking food waste. Great video Bri!
Hey fellow Brian, I don't know if you still read comments this old but your videos have helped me gain so much more confidence in the kitchen. I've made a few of your dishes already, and have been working up to this one, but I wanted to say thank you. The prep was super easy, and I learned how creative I can get moving forward. Tonight I prepped everything and made the peanut butter chili noodles and it was an immediate hit with my partner. Your videos are quick, concise, and informative without being intimidating or overwhelming. Thank you for helping me find my love for cooking!
6:12 "My oniony ground beef is looking...UTILITARIAN" 🤣. Awesome video, love this kind of weeknight/practical meal prep content!
Busy mom here who loves to cook and have a variety of meal options (no shame to classic “mom cooking” but no casseroles in this house). THIS is the kind of meal prep that makes sense. More videos in this series please!!
I envy this type of culinary creativity! Lucky for me, gracious pros like yourself share the wisdom to get me inspired in the kitchen
I like to hold off on the rice and cool down the chicken broth and use that instead of water. Phenomenal!!!
I'm going to make ALL of these meals! I've made a grocery list and I'm setting aside an hour to get going.
Awesome, thanks Paula, good luck
This is the BEST video I have seen from any cooking video in 2024. It’s so helpful, information filled, and practical. I feel like I can accomplish this and it’s going to help so much from a time and $$$ standpoint each week. Thanks, Bri!!! (And Lorn…or Lorne…not sure on the spelling…I need to pay closer attention…either way much thanks to you both!)
My go to greek salad dressing is labdolemono. Olive oil, fresh lemon juice, garlic and oregano are the key components. Super simple and packs a ton of flavor
So I very well may make all of these. I love these series because it definitely helps me with trying to figure out what to make. This episode all looked great
Just prepped all of this for our family this week! Please do more week prep ideas like this! Thanks for the content!
This is how the people cook in things like chopped or top chef. Build your components, structure them together, taste for cohesion, then plate. Neat stuff.
This is now my plan for every Sunday
until Bri put on another recipe next week
Love this format. So much better than boring meal prep.
Woah I learned the best way to cut a pepper and I have seen a few ways, how to store cooked pasta in the fridge without it sticking together, and I got some vegetarian meal ideas for me and meal ideas for my husband! :)
This content is so incredible. I really, really, really appreciate these absolutely realistic and so useful meal planning videos.
That peanut butter/chili crisp pasta dish looks awesome. These are some really well thought out recipes. Great video Bri.
I made it oh yummmm!!!
PLEASE, more of this! I love the way you've made meal-prepping accessible, versatile, and easy! Not just showing how to prep lots of food easily, but great combinations to make it tasty as well. Great work, thank you!
The spaghetti Rosa dish was amazing! We put Italian sausage slices in it. Adding it to our dinner rotation.
Making cold sesame-peanut noodles with cucumber slices for lunch tomorrow...
I love this concept-- it's a game changer: We're eating real food at every meal in under 10 minutes and not trashing the kitchen twice a day.
Genius.
Truly appreciate this type of content and am excited for more of this kind. I get tired of feeling like I am spending my entire weekend in the kitcheb to get ahead for the week. This was totally manageable!
Thank you so much for making videos like this! It is incredibly helpful for me: someone who wants to eat healthy but doesn’t have much time and never truly learned how to cook. Please keep making videos like this: would love to see some such as meal prepping vegan food for a week, meal prepping Mediterranean food for a week, etc…
Please make more videos like these. My girlfriend and I are planning to utilize these 1 hour cooking videos to meal prep and it’s the best thing we have found by far
This looks affordable, easy and tasty. And, thank you for the complete shopping list. I can't wait to try it.
Love how easy the prep is and the amount of variety in the dishes you achieved. Thanks for this plan, I will definitely be trying all of them out! 🎉
I've been meal prepping for a LONG time. I found myself getting bored, n honestly, just over it lately. I'm so glad i stumbled onto your channel. I've already saved the grocery lists. Thank you so much!
Bri bro you are the man. You made me the nail of the evening so many times. You are a legend
This is such a great video!!! Thank you for sharing the process for building blocks - that is so helpful to see how it’s broken down to be prepped but useable and not overwhelming.
I've done this twice now, haven't even tried all the finished dish ideas yet. It's really easy to adapt for anything :) Thanks!!
The peanut sauce noodles are heavenly. I made them as a meal prep and enjoyed them for three days for lunches. Thank you for the cheap and easy but oooh so flavorful recipes!
Won’t putting super hot foods in the fridge lower the overall temp of the fridge and affect other foods/ingredients in there?
YUP, food safety 101
I've never had an issue personally
This is awesome with a family with kids. Meal prepping is great for adults, cause you can usually power through the same meal. Not so much with kids. Having variety with simpler dishes throughout weeknights is way easier when working.
That chilli crisp pasta dish is a straight up chaos menu item. Chilli crisp? Peanut butter?? You went above and beyond with this one dude, we don’t deserve you
It's just a simplified Dan Dan noodle, if you like it try making the full dish you'll be blown away
They all look Dope!! I struggle to make Fresh dinner every night. Sometimes we use leftovers, "Planned overs" as I call them.
This fits my weekly routine so perfectly man. Really thank you so much for your content! 🇩🇴
This video has been so helpful for my household! Love how these meals use the same batch of ingredients to create something unique for each dish. More please!! 😁
How many portions a night did the above make for you?
Yaaay I've been waiting for this. Love these meal prep videos. Thanks so much!
My fav. Quick and tasty food is Haloumi and Bacon wraps. Bacon in oven, Haloumi you more or less deepfry/fry and then add tortillia and lots of lettuce, tomatoes and quecumber. Top it with mayo.
From start to finish is like 15min. Super tasty, super easy!
I love easy kitchen hacks! Thanks for the video😊
Please please, make more of these!!!
I love this type of meal prep. I've whipped up a batch (minus the onions, roommate has an intolerance) and it's been good eats so far.
I really appreciate these videos. I just cooked these foods for the week. It took me way longer than an hour, but I'm happy I don't have to cook the rest of the week. Thank you!
Thank you for your lovely compliment. I hope my recipe was able to help you in your cooking.
This is not the way I typically cook, but I liked seeing how easily the Asian dishes can be prepared. My teenagers love sushi bowls, beef noodles, and bibimbap, but traditional recipes call for so many ingredients and steps. Thanks for sharing!
I like making big batches of ground beef and onion, but this gave me more ideas on how to use it! 😊
Thanks for the great video.
I crack up at all the 3 Michelin star Chefs commenting on technique, food, selections, etc, etc.
Thank you, Bri! I've always wanted to prep meals good for a week but after watching this, it makes more sense to just prep as much protein and veggies and find recipes that'll be using what you've prepped.
I've been making noodle bowls with GF spaghetti for quite a while. Ask my husband what do you want to eat - he says: noodle bowl! I use chicken, salmon, prawns or minced pork. Sweet chilli sauce and soy sauce for flavour. A mix of several veg: something green for colour broccoli, chard or spinach. Sweet peppers, sweetcorn, peas, slivers of carrot, mushrooms.
Please do more of this style of video! i.e. making tasty individual components in batch that can be made into many meals. SUCH a good idea!
Could you perhaps do some involving the freezer so that meals can be made of the components weeks after preparation?
Omg, keep these videos coming! I really enjoy these food prep videos. Can you also make more salad videos. I need more ideas for salads. Thank you for your content!!!
Incredible! A week’s worth of different, interesting meals. We are definitely trying this on Sunday!
These all looks simple and fantastic! Thanks for all the great recipe ideas, Brian. My family has enjoyed several of them for years now.
Thanks for this vid. I’d like another one like this or a prep book would be good. 😊
I love that these are all easy make and put together meal ideas that look delicious. THANK YOU!
Wow, this is a great cooking system and allows for lots of creative movement. I am so inspired !
Oh cool another one of these! I was actually just using your previous 1 hour video to help with getting meals setup for the week for me and my wife, the potatoes from that video turned out super good. Excited to use some stuff I learned from this video too. Thanks Bri for making all these useful weeknight videos and great recipe videos, definitely helped up my cooking at home!
this is the kind of cooking i love to see! thank you for making prepping approachable and tasty.
Really enjoying your content! Would love to see a video on how to make a holiday dinner and/or party less stressful to prepare especially when cooking for all types of folks including vegetarians etc. 💜
You are an amazing cooker! I love your dishes and am going to make them this week!
One of the best prep videos I’ve seen! Super doable! Thanks
Love this series of videos.... so, so helpful! Can you do one for prepping a week's worth of kid-friendly meals? Or lunches?
Reporting back after trying this system out this week . First meal down and can confirm the Chilli crisp noodles are absolutely fire! 🔥
Loved all the different shots of the dutch oven in this video. The Le Creuset looks magnificent. Is yours the Lapis color? I need to snag one of those
Let's go!! Love these videos! These are so useful for a busy life! I love to see how you can change the same ingredients to different meals
I found your channel pretty recently and I'm so glad I did. We're both expatriates from the Chicago area. I'm in rural central WI for the last couple of decades. I bought a julienne peeler in a set with a regular peeler. I never used it until I saw your Big Ass Salad videos and it totally sucked to clean. I've used it on two large bags of carrots already. Just ordered the one from you Amazon links after you showed a closer shot of it in this one. Thanks for the great recipes and tips. I've been watching your videos daily lately and I love your channel now.
Please make a playlist with these meals- and if you could add in the title the protein used. I’ve been using these videos almost all month long switching from ground beef and chicken one week to salmon and chicken the next. My parents eat a lot of chicken, so I’m always looking for ideas of things to make them. Thank you!
The Mediterranean pasta and chili crisp beef noodles sound amazing.
Would pickled daikon radish work well in these dishes? My wife has a onion and garlic sensitivity so it's always hard for me to find proper substitutions for those two
This might be the best video of its kind yet, from you or anyone else
Your black bean tostadas are my lunch pretty much 3 times a week. Cant wait to try these chili crisp noodles.
Awesome video. Would love more content like this and other meal prep ideas!
Omg everything is so mouth watering, need to make some! And hes so funny, had also some good little laughs with his comments throughout the video!
Thank you for your lovely compliment. I hope my recipe was able to help you in your cooking.
Would love love love a full vegetarian or vegan version of this video 😍
I love sushi bowls w high quality canned salmon or tuna w sesame seeds, braggs liquid aminos, all the things mentioned, and spicy peanuts. ❤
I just did the beef peanut butter pasta and we all loved it!! What a flavor combo. I might just start adding peanut butter to random pastas now 😂
All great recipes and prep. My only concern is putting hot food into plastic containers. Fortunately for me, I have glass! Keep up the good videos.
I made a version of the peanut chili noodle as a lazy meal but using rotisserie chicken . It’s super easy and flavorful. I want to try the different rice bowls since they’re my go-to lunch option
Love these kind of video.
Any chance we can have one that include breakfast?
Thank you for your lovely compliment. I hope my recipe was able to help you in your cooking.
The goat cooking channel does it again, thank you Brian
This is incredible content ❤ty for taking the time to think this through, film it with character and post for everyone to enjoy ❤
I love the precise explanations you give and the ingredient list! Thanks Brian.
So good! When are you coming out with a cookbook? You have many videos of great meal ideas, you need to bring out a cookbook.
Cooked grains and pasta can last up to 5 days in the refrigerator. Cooked vegetables can last up to 4 days. Cooked meat and fish can last up to 3 days.
This was my only thought - this is similar to how I meal prep BUT as per the Aussie equivalent of the FDA, I don't use cooked rice for more than three days (it can v. v. happily grow nasties) and in general don't eat any meats after their day 3. This is fine cos I prep enough AND use some vego recipes like Bri does. But I think it would be helpful to mention basic food safety - almost no meal-prep person on youtube does.
Says who? They are good until they aren’t. Food doesn’t know what day it’s on.
I love the videos like this, where you meal prep for a bunch of dishes in a short amount of time -- I hope you consider making more! Even if you don't, thanks for the ones you've given us.
PLEASE do more of these! Loved it!
thank you for the meal preps :-) they are so helpful
Dude your content is like your chili crisp noodles bro, “pure unadulterated fun”🤩🤩🤩
This is the content that I love, prep ahead of time and enjoy quick meals throughout the week. Just one question: how many servings do these recipes make?