Water doesn't stain. If you have hard water, or minerals or additives or impurities in the water, those can stain when the water evaporates. But the water itself won't. Edit: It's like people haven't heard of water filters or something....
As an architect, I always discourage using marble for a regular kitchen countertop unless you frequently work with pastry. Marble stains easily and can also be corroded by acids like lemons. My recommendation: Quartz countertop.
Flavor IS more important than texture. I don't know what Josh is on about. A bad texture can be forgiven if the taste is great. A great texture can't make up for a bad flavor.
Their idea that you can't add texture is also incorrect. Add nuts, celery, deep fried onions (all for crunch) and you're good. Flavor however need to enhance one another or marinate which you can't just add as easily.
Yeah! I'm not sure how skilled Nigel was at cooking before the whole Uncle Roger stuff, but he was praised several times by professional chefs, on both his research and insight into the different dishes, as well as his performance when actually cooking. So either he was already very skilled and/or talented, or he picked up a very handy and useful skill pretty much on the side while doing his comedy as his main goal. Either way, it's impressive and yes indeed, it is inspiring even, all jokes aside. It's also crazy seeing him being just Nigel, outside his persona I mean, because he's pretty soft-spoken, polite and friendly, so pretty much the opposite of how Uncle Roger is. And really, the headcanon of Uncle Roger being that picky, sassy guy who complains a lot and knows everything better is honestly made even better by him actually being able to back up his works with true skill, if he has to. Ah, I'm just ranting here now, but what can I say. I'm simply a huge fan XD
Exactly! Sure, the music sounds alright if either are missing, but both are needed to play the best version of their songs. Texture without flavor is bland, flavor without texture is empty.
Right? Texture is real important imo. Think of a potato chip. If you’ve got a stale potato chip, it can still taste all right, but it’s not fully appeasing any longer because you don’t have the crispy aspect.
You can fix lack of texture though. Examples are adding freshly crushed saltines to chili or bacon bits/croutons to a salad etc. There's many, many ways to alter the texture of a dish.
Mushy rice can be cooked further and it will be fine. Chewy meat can be sliced thin. Sauces can be thickened or thinned out. There are plenty of ways to fix bad texture.
I think this video perfectly explains the pursuit of food between the East and the West. As an Asian, I feel that flavor represents the connotation of food, which is much more important than texture. But in reality, both flavor and texture are equally important. It's just in some situations, one factor may be emphasized more, and this can lead to different answers in different cultural contexts. As mentioned in the video, finding a balance between the two is crucial.
@@JC839 I say this because I've noticed that many people mention that they can tolerate less-than-ideal flavor when it comes to steak and potato chips, but they cannot tolerate poor texture. Of course, in most cases, a balance of flavor and texture is ideal.
@@JC839 I'd rather have something that doesn't have a great flavour, and great texture. that something that has a great flavour but has the texture of snotty egg or slimey.
@@JC839I'm eastern but I find texture far more important. With so many options for flavors where we are, it often gets lost in the sea of everything, and you only recognise craft when people actually pay attention to texture for a change.
As someone who had covid like 4-5 times. I think I've given texture but no flavour a pretty thorough trial and I gotta say, I don't know if I've ever craved a texture. But you sure notice craving flavours once you can't satisfy them.
You've never craved a texture? I have. Often I crave "crunch" like the flavor is important, for sure, but often texture is the thing I want most from the dish.
@@polk-e-dot8177 I think it come to priorities, kind of. Is it nice if the food does not have texture? No. Is it nice if the food does not have flavor? Also no. Both are essential. But if you were to be told that you can only have one of those and lose the other forever - which one you'll prefer keeping?
If there was a disease that somehow made if so everything you had to eat was all one texture like a paste, or a sludge, but you could get many different flavors, I guarantee you it would probably be just as bad if not worse. Imagine craving a pizza, but all you can eat is pizza flavored sludge. At least with no taste you can get the satisfying chew and fulfillment of a good crust, etc.
Texture. @@sakinoru4557 Mainly because... if all the food is just a mush, it means that any flavors are basically completely diluted. Meanwhile, if you have texture, it means that the flavors can be compartmentalized. The mushroom in a dish transforms from "that mushy thing that tastes hardly any different from any other bite of the dish" to "the slightly-woody explosion of earthy flavors" Because all food has flavor, innately.
@@psychs6720I think it come down to individual preference. Personally I go for flavour since flavour have more variety than texture. This statement is made assuming no bad flavour or bad texture, just barely passing level. I would go insane if I can’t taste and only feel sensory.
My thoughts on this are that both bad flavor and bad texture will actively ruin a meal, no (or at least minimal) texture is preferable to no flavor (I lost my sense of taste once and it was terrible). I mean, just look at soup. Sure, it's better with toast or something to add texture, but it's entirely possible to have a really nice soup without any notable texture. However, a combination of both texture and flavor is hands down the best.
Here's what I think: GOOD flavour over GOOD texture, but BAD flavour over BAD texture. In other words: A meal with that tastes good but lacks texture is forgivable, but one that tastes equally good but has outright BAD texture is boderline intolerable, for example, even your favourite cereal SUCKS once its soggy 🤢
@@SarahJSweetheart I'm the opposite for the most part. Soggy cereal is fine, less pleasant but fine. Now if it's like mushy rice, mushy slimy rice is intolerable where it's like glue but still has hard bits. There's no way to make that good. Flavor is usually more important but there are, equally, a few textures that are atrocious beyond measure.
as someone who lost their sense of taste due to covid, I have to say that taste is far more important to me than texture. Edited to say this was in 2020 and I got most of my sense of taste back.
I didn't lose my smell, but it got affected super bad after covid. I could only eat salads for months because everything smelled like actual trash. Even my favorite foods. Now, 2 years later, I still can't be around raw onion and garlic. I am so sad, I loved the taste of garlic in pasta sauce :(
@@Wilhelm-mg1jf achchually 🤓☝️, it would be „Weißmann“ 😂 (Just to be clear, I don’t intend to make fun of you, just trying to continue the joke)
Uncle Guga's style of experiment, Uncle Joshua's kitchen, Uncle Roger's roasted and cooking, MSG Mafia is in whole other level now 🔥🔥 Wish to see Uncle Nick in this frame too
“I call it teamwork…” Holy shit. I just shot coffee out my nose. I knew eating and drinking while watching this was a risk but god daaaaaaaamn. Let Uncle Roger cook!
I think it's a lot more complicated than one or the other. I think at the low end of texture, it is more important as that can be a hard pass for some foods. But as long as texture meets some minimum edibility threshold, increasing the texture gives very diminishing returns compared to increasing the flavor.
As someone who despises some foods in some forms, but likes them in others, purely due to texture, I agree. Texture matters. Don't feed me asparagus, I hate it. Asparagus soup though, is fine, since I don't get the texture. Sprouts on the other hand, are just nasty in every form purely due to the flavor.
Flavor is the most important if you have to pick one. But if you can at least get enough flavor in the dish, texture becomes more important. It's kind of like one of those (IIRC) expense vs revenue graphs I had to deal with in statistics. The ones with two opposing curves that cross a couple times with one kind of leveling out and the other rising the higher X (flavor) is.
I don’t know how he hasn’t heard of marble sealant. Quick, easy, effective, cheap. There’s an entire business around sealing marble and granite countertops.
@@AngelLopez-uf7og my guess is that isn't marble... just some of those plastic panels look a like... that being said.. it should hold it's own against water at least
4:31 "I picked it, I like it, I regret it." As a contractor, I feel this in my soul. I hope yours at least tried to talk you out of it; if he has scruples, he did.
Love how you took the time to experiment with the different type ways to cook and I thought it was very interesting because people have different preferences. So thank you!
These two guys are some of the most entertaining food based youtubers ! For different reasons but you guys are both funny & I always look at everything you post I can’t help it ! 😅
@@ScarletGhost53 Not to be an “erm actually” kind of person but German conjunction for “white man” work be “Weißmann” with the “W” sounding like a V. But that is just the proper conjunction.
Flavor over texture 100%. I grew up never letting anything go to waste so, many leftovers became a tasty, “mush,” of sorts. There is no recipe but, it was the most warming & comforting food that filled our bellies. ❤❤❤
At first, I was kind of caught off guard that you had Guga in to judge. But the explaining that Guga inspired the experimentation really sent it home. I went from thinking anyone could have been there to accepting that Guga was the correct fit. Loved the video.
Uncle Nigel absolutely bullying Joshua during the whole video is the kind of content I love 😂 *edit* yes I see the typo I'm not correcting it cuz it's funny lol
It stung. But it was true. Why have something so sensitive to liquids in a kitchen? ☺️Josh said it himself that he regretted it. Especially since there are so many great alternative materials that look pretty much the same but can withstand almost anything.
Flavor is almost always more important then texture Like you can force something down if it just has bad texture You are not eating anything that has bad flavor
I love the collabs with you three. You have such a great dynamic in every video. I love that you've stuck with the cooking crowd everything is so wholesome 😌
He is right though, there is nothing more infuriating than extremely expensive kitchen that is non-functional, since if you use it you will ruin the pointlessly expensive stone. Where is the point? You paid way more to every day fret over every single drop and scratch, in an environment where stains and scratches happen every single time you actually use the space
personally i would choose flavor over texture cuz i cant eat bland food .but yes having both is just perfect . good video uncle roger and joshua the food looks amazing would try to make it at home .
Same like if i had plain rice with texture I actually could not eat that 😭 it will have to have a VERY flavourful sauce on it to taste really good to me.
An easy way to emulate a complete lack of texture would’ve been to blend it. You wouldn’t eat a blended burger but you would eat a burger without sauce.
I don’t think they’re trying to make something inedible, but on the same wavelength they shouldn’t have marinated the chicken and mushrooms, because the flavour is from the marinade. There’s flavour in the texture clay pot, but there isn’t texture in the flavour clay pot (other than mush).
@@summeryick5641Bad that just shows you, texture is more important. Texture is what makes food edible. Something having no flavour can definitely be edible.
I love the two of these guys together because sometimes Uncle Roger holds back his roasting and filth and edge for his guests but he knows he can go full blast with Joshua, and Joshua gets to use the high humor of Uncle Roger’s channel to cut loose too. Two idiots playing a game of chicken with TH-cam’s monetization system, essentially
I personally don't care about texture all that much and will eat anything that tastes good to me, so I'm with Uncle Roger on this. But my nephew is the exact opposite, he doesn't care about anything except texture and it is incredibly hard to find things he will eat. In the end there's 2 types of people. Those that care about taste more, and those that care about texture more. So I don't think you can say that either one is more important than the other, it really just comes down to who's eating.
The one thing you all forget ro take into consideration is that you only "tasted" a bite. To actually finish a meal is totally different, the experience of the food tastes as your hunger lessens and I believe at that point flavour matters more than texture!
I used to make something called "sustenance stew" from cheap canned veggies. Basically, it was a chili that had no meat in it (instead, beans were the protein), but was loaded with other veggies, and left in a crockpot. I'd make enough for a a few days in a row, and let it simmer. I would eat the same flavor, again and again and again, as the consistency became more and more like baby food, as the texture continued to degrade. I always had to power through those last couple bowls, because despite the fact it tasted good, it was a slurry that I didn't need to chew. It was awful.
These guys are the 2 biggest FOOD tubers out there. It's not surprising they are friends. As of Today, Uncle Roger and Joshua Weissman are roughly even in subs. 9.4 million apiece. I never thought they'd blow up like this.
None of these people have heard of marble sealant? It’s literally designed to seal and protect your marble or granite countertops, it’s cheap, and all you do is apply and wait 15 minutes.
As someone who has a bad gag reflex I can say texture over flavor is a very real thing. That being said, I got a salt shaker next to my salt shaker filled with Ajinomoto.
Normal day (just want something nice to eat) = texture more important for me. Stressful day (want comfort food and something I can eat a lot w/o feeling bored) = flavor more important.
i have just recently stated watching ur channel/ and omg i lovethe character and how well u act. that plus ur natural charisma makes all ur content so enjoyable!!! i will be a viewer no matter what u decide to do
I have to say Japanese people are obsessed with both so much so that we have certain food items that pretty much enjoyed for just the flavor or the texture. For the texture, there are fish bone fries, cartridge fries, certain seaweed like umi-budo, and woodears that are very common in Asian cooking. For the flavor, matsutake mashroom is the first to come to mind, but we have other food with extreme flavors in farmented products like natto and kusaya, and in bitterness like bitter melon and fish/shellfish guts. Although Japanese cuisine usually don't use strong flavors, they focus on the natural flavors of each ingridient.
yeah that's kinda true, he comes across a bit snobby now and then. i think it's mostly attitude for the show though, he seems to be a chill dude otherwise. but what do i know🤷🏻♂️
@@harmarize I feel like, along with the snobbery, there's an artificiality with his presentation style, like he's trying really hard to show you how passionate and animated he is about food. I'm not saying it isn't genuine, but it's like he amps it up to an unnatural degree in front of the camera. The fact that he looks like a hipster d-bag / Confederate army colonel reinforces my perception of that tryhard presentation style, although maybe it's just my irrational hatred of that look/subculture.
An important addition is that it's much easier to save a dish with good texture and lacking flavor by spicing it in the end. Bad texture isn't always salvageable
Something very common with this dish is the Spanish Paella. The "Socorat" is very important in it, that is the "burnt" rice where all the flavours are concentrated.
In my opinion, good flavour is more important than good texture, but it's also easier to achieve. Flavour is mostly about having the right ingredients on hand, adequately seasoning etc. Texture is more about preparation and technique, and a lot of the technique that does affect flavour, also affects texture.
On the whole, I would personally say both flavor and texture are equally important. On the smaller scale, it's more up to the individual for what they prefer more--but in a majority of dishes, it's a matter of getting both right to elevate it as much as possible.
This was a setup! Things that create texture also create or amplify flavor. Maillard reaction, fat in general, lol. But I'll never turn down a chance to watch this duo, especially w/ guest judges!
You did great Uncle Roger. Thank you for coming. LOVE U BIG DADDY!!
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Ayo sus 😳
Water doesn't stain. If you have hard water, or minerals or additives or impurities in the water, those can stain when the water evaporates. But the water itself won't.
Edit: It's like people haven't heard of water filters or something....
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@JoshuaWeissman sussy baka your gf gonna see your comment and your girlfriend divorces you lol
Fuyiooo. Thanks for having me Uncle Roger. Your crispy rice so good Auntie Helen asked for 2nd chance! :)
Gojo will return (honestly it sounds like every tag line from any MCU flick)
Also Goku > Saitama
Hahahaha
Thank you Uncle Guga! Your experiments inspire uncle roger fuiyoh
@@mrnigelng Haiyaa don't give Aunty Helen another chance, she like Jamie Oliver of women, too far gone to change their ways
Aunty Helen don’t deserve a second chance
As an architect, I always discourage using marble for a regular kitchen countertop unless you frequently work with pastry. Marble stains easily and can also be corroded by acids like lemons. My recommendation: Quartz countertop.
Josh is just a narcissistic, vain, wanker. Clearly no real chef would actually choose marble.
or granite, its resistance to heat is great.
He's a cookie. His newfound wealth must be visual.
@@achocot And it's hell on knives.
Good architect
Jamie Oliver has a natural ability to make food with no texture and no flavor at the same time. He’s a truly gifted man.
I agree with you
I burst out laughing at this comment lol 😂😂
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What a legend 😂👏🏻👏🏻
He’s rich too.
This merch is UNREAL
Flavour or Texture, uncle nick ?
R u saying that the shirt has flavour
Ur cooking is UNREAL 🔥
Uncle Roger be putting MSG on his merch these days
Omg hi nick, i tried you and linjas cookie recipe it was great!!!
As an Asian , I’ll have to say flavor it’s way more important than texture. Flavor is what keeps people fed!
Flavor IS more important than texture. I don't know what Josh is on about.
A bad texture can be forgiven if the taste is great. A great texture can't make up for a bad flavor.
Their idea that you can't add texture is also incorrect. Add nuts, celery, deep fried onions (all for crunch) and you're good. Flavor however need to enhance one another or marinate which you can't just add as easily.
Exactly
Asians ALWAYS have texture, so....not quite sure I agree with you.
@@blackhat1018 I disagree. I had some great food in terms of flavor not too long ago but it had the texture of baby food.
"I start my career just talking shit. Now i talk shit AND cook a little bit" 😂 so inspiring, we should aspire to such radical personal growth ❤
Yeah! I'm not sure how skilled Nigel was at cooking before the whole Uncle Roger stuff, but he was praised several times by professional chefs, on both his research and insight into the different dishes, as well as his performance when actually cooking. So either he was already very skilled and/or talented, or he picked up a very handy and useful skill pretty much on the side while doing his comedy as his main goal. Either way, it's impressive and yes indeed, it is inspiring even, all jokes aside.
It's also crazy seeing him being just Nigel, outside his persona I mean, because he's pretty soft-spoken, polite and friendly, so pretty much the opposite of how Uncle Roger is.
And really, the headcanon of Uncle Roger being that picky, sassy guy who complains a lot and knows everything better is honestly made even better by him actually being able to back up his works with true skill, if he has to.
Ah, I'm just ranting here now, but what can I say. I'm simply a huge fan XD
Results: Texture is like bass and taste is like guitar. No world should exist without both of them together
Exactly! Sure, the music sounds alright if either are missing, but both are needed to play the best version of their songs. Texture without flavor is bland, flavor without texture is empty.
I’m a bass guy personally
@@Just_Gentnobody wants to hear bass on its own bro, this is coming from a multi-instrumentalist, and a home cook
@@pleaseleaveamess Don't say nobody because I listen to songs that put a lot of focus on the bass
@@Just_Gent just bass? Literally no other instruments, sweet any recommendation
Guga has a point though. You can kind of fix a lack of flavor by adding some sauces or seasonings, but you can't fix a lack of texture.
Right? Texture is real important imo. Think of a potato chip. If you’ve got a stale potato chip, it can still taste all right, but it’s not fully appeasing any longer because you don’t have the crispy aspect.
Your comment convinced me, kudos
You can fix lack of texture though. Examples are adding freshly crushed saltines to chili or bacon bits/croutons to a salad etc. There's many, many ways to alter the texture of a dish.
@@nicholasg8297I’ll take a no or barely crunchy crisp over a crisp that perfectly crisp but tastes like cardboard
Mushy rice can be cooked further and it will be fine. Chewy meat can be sliced thin. Sauces can be thickened or thinned out. There are plenty of ways to fix bad texture.
I think this video perfectly explains the pursuit of food between the East and the West. As an Asian, I feel that flavor represents the connotation of food, which is much more important than texture.
But in reality, both flavor and texture are equally important. It's just in some situations, one factor may be emphasized more, and this can lead to different answers in different cultural contexts. As mentioned in the video, finding a balance between the two is crucial.
Idk about that. I’m western and I think flavor is more important than texture. I feel like most agree with flavor being more important than texture
@@JC839 I say this because I've noticed that many people mention that they can tolerate less-than-ideal flavor when it comes to steak and potato chips, but they cannot tolerate poor texture. Of course, in most cases, a balance of flavor and texture is ideal.
@@JC839 I'd rather have something that doesn't have a great flavour, and great texture. that something that has a great flavour but has the texture of snotty egg or slimey.
@@cailco100 vs something with great texture but has a rotten moldy flavor to it?
@@JC839I'm eastern but I find texture far more important. With so many options for flavors where we are, it often gets lost in the sea of everything, and you only recognise craft when people actually pay attention to texture for a change.
As someone who had covid like 4-5 times.
I think I've given texture but no flavour a pretty thorough trial and I gotta say,
I don't know if I've ever craved a texture.
But you sure notice craving flavours once you can't satisfy them.
You've never craved a texture? I have. Often I crave "crunch" like the flavor is important, for sure, but often texture is the thing I want most from the dish.
@@polk-e-dot8177 I think it come to priorities, kind of. Is it nice if the food does not have texture? No. Is it nice if the food does not have flavor? Also no. Both are essential.
But if you were to be told that you can only have one of those and lose the other forever - which one you'll prefer keeping?
If there was a disease that somehow made if so everything you had to eat was all one texture like a paste, or a sludge, but you could get many different flavors, I guarantee you it would probably be just as bad if not worse. Imagine craving a pizza, but all you can eat is pizza flavored sludge. At least with no taste you can get the satisfying chew and fulfillment of a good crust, etc.
Texture.
@@sakinoru4557
Mainly because... if all the food is just a mush, it means that any flavors are basically completely diluted. Meanwhile, if you have texture, it means that the flavors can be compartmentalized. The mushroom in a dish transforms from "that mushy thing that tastes hardly any different from any other bite of the dish" to "the slightly-woody explosion of earthy flavors"
Because all food has flavor, innately.
@@psychs6720I think it come down to individual preference. Personally I go for flavour since flavour have more variety than texture. This statement is made assuming no bad flavour or bad texture, just barely passing level. I would go insane if I can’t taste and only feel sensory.
My thoughts on this are that both bad flavor and bad texture will actively ruin a meal, no (or at least minimal) texture is preferable to no flavor (I lost my sense of taste once and it was terrible). I mean, just look at soup. Sure, it's better with toast or something to add texture, but it's entirely possible to have a really nice soup without any notable texture. However, a combination of both texture and flavor is hands down the best.
Here's what I think: GOOD flavour over GOOD texture, but BAD flavour over BAD texture.
In other words: A meal with that tastes good but lacks texture is forgivable, but one that tastes equally good but has outright BAD texture is boderline intolerable, for example, even your favourite cereal SUCKS once its soggy 🤢
@@SarahJSweethearti actually like soggy cereal💀
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@@SarahJSweetheart I'm the opposite for the most part. Soggy cereal is fine, less pleasant but fine. Now if it's like mushy rice, mushy slimy rice is intolerable where it's like glue but still has hard bits. There's no way to make that good.
Flavor is usually more important but there are, equally, a few textures that are atrocious beyond measure.
@@SarahJSweetheartsoggy cereal taste good
as someone who lost their sense of taste due to covid, I have to say that taste is far more important to me than texture.
Edited to say this was in 2020 and I got most of my sense of taste back.
This!
Same!
Damn, only around 3-4% of people that got COVID never recovered their sense of taste/smell, hope you slowly get it back :(
I didn't lose my smell, but it got affected super bad after covid. I could only eat salads for months because everything smelled like actual trash. Even my favorite foods. Now, 2 years later, I still can't be around raw onion and garlic. I am so sad, I loved the taste of garlic in pasta sauce :(
@@marineentertainment6118 I got most of it back pretty quick, some things don't taste the same anymore though.
I love how Joshua introduces himself as "Hi I'm white" with his last name meaning "white man" in german lmao.
achchually 🤓☝️, it woulde be "Weissmann".
@@Wilhelm-mg1jf Yeah I know, I'm german. Americans have this habit of removing the last "n" in Mann I've seen.
@@Wilhelm-mg1jf achchually 🤓☝️, it would be „Weißmann“ 😂
(Just to be clear, I don’t intend to make fun of you, just trying to continue the joke)
Uncle Guga's style of experiment, Uncle Joshua's kitchen, Uncle Roger's roasted and cooking, MSG Mafia is in whole other level now 🔥🔥 Wish to see Uncle Nick in this frame too
... and gordon
I love these two people.
“Uncle roger call it teamwork.”
GIANT PROUD SMILE.
Hardcut as Joshua snorts with laughter.
“I call it teamwork…” Holy shit. I just shot coffee out my nose. I knew eating and drinking while watching this was a risk but god daaaaaaaamn. Let Uncle Roger cook!
Lucky for me I decided against sipping my beer because I, too, would have done exactly the same thing.
literally?
we all reached for the MUTE button
@@MrWerd. I mean it was more of a snort/spit take but yeah pretty much. Thankfully it was lukewarm. I was NOT ready for that from Uncle Roger.
@@piworower or tried not to laugh, pretending we didn’t get the joke.
I think it's a lot more complicated than one or the other. I think at the low end of texture, it is more important as that can be a hard pass for some foods. But as long as texture meets some minimum edibility threshold, increasing the texture gives very diminishing returns compared to increasing the flavor.
As someone who despises some foods in some forms, but likes them in others, purely due to texture, I agree. Texture matters. Don't feed me asparagus, I hate it. Asparagus soup though, is fine, since I don't get the texture. Sprouts on the other hand, are just nasty in every form purely due to the flavor.
Yeah I agree completely, unless your tastebuds have started to die or something, flavor will be more important
@@Mueriochvery relatable, i don't really think i have a flavour i hate honestly, i hate 90% of food i hate because of their texture
Uncle Roger was on fire here. Also please bring back the special guest in future videos. The marble plate
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Haha 😂 yea
Uncle Josh is killing me.... he doesn't want to be cancelled by Uncle Roger's jokes.... 😂
Thanks for having me on the show Uncle Roger.
Hahahaa
omg im a big fan!
Bro honestly you guys need a channel together... The chemistry between you guys is so fucking good.
Scary movie
shut up.@@Scarymovie678
I kinda have to disagree w u
@@Scarymovie678 relatable
No
These collabs are insanely good, love the chemistry between you guys. More would be awesome!
This episode is wholesome, not even reaches half of video, and there are already jokes that make me cry😂😂😂
Flavor is the most important if you have to pick one. But if you can at least get enough flavor in the dish, texture becomes more important.
It's kind of like one of those (IIRC) expense vs revenue graphs I had to deal with in statistics. The ones with two opposing curves that cross a couple times with one kind of leveling out and the other rising the higher X (flavor) is.
9:25 "and we have special guest today, the piece of mable." LMFAO 🤣🤣🤣
Uncle Roger is the type of fella to say "well well well, look who it is" when he sees a family member at the supermarket
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@noahsmith9023 Could be an imposter, user name was created in March of this year. TBH I haven't seen a comment in a long time.
@HeisenbergFam more like "WOAAAIYOOH Long time no see! You never reply to my WhatsApp! Why you not dead yet one!? "
10:57 Uncle Roger being real Asian (like me) #flavourmatters Uncle Roger judging with wrong people he should've done it with other Asians on TH-cam
Lol
Imagine being a professional chef with countertops that you can't even get water on....
That's what I said the first time I went to IKEA and saw the warnings on their kitchen stuff.
I don’t know how he hasn’t heard of marble sealant. Quick, easy, effective, cheap. There’s an entire business around sealing marble and granite countertops.
Yeah, pretty stupid!
We used to call these people posers.
He's supposed to be a chef, pffff. More like a TH-cam line cook.
It's lame. If they are sealed correctly there's no problems. All white marble looks nice,but white anything is hard to keep white and clean.
@@AngelLopez-uf7og my guess is that isn't marble... just some of those plastic panels look a like... that being said.. it should hold it's own against water at least
4:31 "I picked it, I like it, I regret it." As a contractor, I feel this in my soul. I hope yours at least tried to talk you out of it; if he has scruples, he did.
Uncle Guga makes everything better. He's like the MSG of cooking channels.
true
Scary movie
So let's do it
Hes more like the pepper, joshua is salt and uncle roger msg
Love how you took the time to experiment with the different type ways to cook and I thought it was very interesting because people have different preferences. So thank you!
The bloopers made me laugh like a little kid... the interactions between the three are so wholesome...❤
I don't think I've seen Josh laugh so hard and so genuinely in any other video! Thanks Uncle Roger for another hilarious video.
Scary movie
Oh god you need to see cody and noel do drunk cooking with josh
You'd be flipping out
Thank me later
I love these collaborations so much. This is why I love youtube content more than regular television content. Keep up the phenomenal work gentlemen.
These two guys are some of the most entertaining food based youtubers ! For different reasons but you guys are both funny & I always look at everything you post I can’t help it ! 😅
0:09 Weissman is literally the German word for "white man" XD
🤨 he a nazi or what?
@@ScarletGhost53 Not to be an “erm actually” kind of person but German conjunction for “white man” work be “Weißmann” with the “W” sounding like a V. But that is just the proper conjunction.
@@Swixty5120 overall still translated as white man
@@05.aishiqmishra4 Yea
Flavor over texture 100%. I grew up never letting anything go to waste so, many leftovers became a tasty, “mush,” of sorts. There is no recipe but, it was the most warming & comforting food that filled our bellies. ❤❤❤
I absolutely agree. Leftover Shepard's Pie doesn't look the best, and it doesn't have the crispness of a fresh one, but it gets that homely taste
At first, I was kind of caught off guard that you had Guga in to judge. But the explaining that Guga inspired the experimentation really sent it home. I went from thinking anyone could have been there to accepting that Guga was the correct fit. Loved the video.
2:30 THAT SCREAMM-----
Uncle Nigel absolutely bullying Joshua during the whole video is the kind of content I love 😂 *edit* yes I see the typo I'm not correcting it cuz it's funny lol
I like Nigel actually learning how to cool better over the years.
It's very wholesome.
Uncle Roger/nephew Nigel?
@@moiponetsele6093lol-- yeeeah
It stung. But it was true. Why have something so sensitive to liquids in a kitchen? ☺️Josh said it himself that he regretted it. Especially since there are so many great alternative materials that look pretty much the same but can withstand almost anything.
that's NEPHEW Nigel and UNCLE Roger
Joshua's Marble is my favourite TH-cam channel!
So glad to see them as a special guest today! ♥
Man these 3 together are hilarious.. plus the experiments and the great food are such a great watch. Well done gentleman.
Flavor is almost always more important then texture
Like you can force something down if it just has bad texture
You are not eating anything that has bad flavor
I love the collabs with you three. You have such a great dynamic in every video. I love that you've stuck with the cooking crowd everything is so wholesome 😌
These three together is my favorite collaboration! Knowledge and humor are just so spot on
He really roasted his whole kitchen the entire time 😂😂😂
Cause he is jealous, lol
Why so much mahhble
He is right though, there is nothing more infuriating than extremely expensive kitchen that is non-functional, since if you use it you will ruin the pointlessly expensive stone. Where is the point? You paid way more to every day fret over every single drop and scratch, in an environment where stains and scratches happen every single time you actually use the space
The kitchen had no texture or flavor.
@@ZealothPL wow what a great breakdown on nobody asked you
At 9:31 Joshua looks so done with everything LMAO something must've happened with the marble countertops
personally i would choose flavor over texture cuz i cant eat bland food .but yes having both is just perfect . good video uncle roger and joshua the food looks amazing would try to make it at home .
Same
Same like if i had plain rice with texture I actually could not eat that 😭 it will have to have a VERY flavourful sauce on it to taste really good to me.
2:50 TOP COMEDY
I like it how we see in the bloopers that Guga was just standing there, waiting for the food
Such is Guga's life
An easy way to emulate a complete lack of texture would’ve been to blend it. You wouldn’t eat a blended burger but you would eat a burger without sauce.
I don’t think they’re trying to make something inedible, but on the same wavelength they shouldn’t have marinated the chicken and mushrooms, because the flavour is from the marinade. There’s flavour in the texture clay pot, but there isn’t texture in the flavour clay pot (other than mush).
@@summeryick5641Bad that just shows you, texture is more important. Texture is what makes food edible. Something having no flavour can definitely be edible.
I love the two of these guys together because sometimes Uncle Roger holds back his roasting and filth and edge for his guests but he knows he can go full blast with Joshua, and Joshua gets to use the high humor of Uncle Roger’s channel to cut loose too. Two idiots playing a game of chicken with TH-cam’s monetization system, essentially
3:15 "You call it Bukake", "I call it teamwork". Oh ffs XD
I love these collaborations. You can tell they're all having so much fun with it.
My name is Joshua. and I haven't gotten such a smile hearing the words "Uncle Joshua" since my niece first started speaking.
I personally don't care about texture all that much and will eat anything that tastes good to me, so I'm with Uncle Roger on this. But my nephew is the exact opposite, he doesn't care about anything except texture and it is incredibly hard to find things he will eat.
In the end there's 2 types of people. Those that care about taste more, and those that care about texture more. So I don't think you can say that either one is more important than the other, it really just comes down to who's eating.
4:26 Why so weak , marble? Why so weak ? 😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
I never thought cooking collaborations could be that good , I would pay for such a channel!
8:02 “don’t hate-crime Uncle Roger”, I can’t
7:28 hahah "this where money run out"
No need to guess who’s gonna be the guest judge!! Uncle Guga being the best friend that one can have. ❤️❤️❤️
spoiler @ 8:41 Weejio guy Leon
joshua's marble?
The one thing you all forget ro take into consideration is that you only "tasted" a bite. To actually finish a meal is totally different, the experience of the food tastes as your hunger lessens and I believe at that point flavour matters more than texture!
I used to make something called "sustenance stew" from cheap canned veggies.
Basically, it was a chili that had no meat in it (instead, beans were the protein), but was loaded with other veggies, and left in a crockpot. I'd make enough for a a few days in a row, and let it simmer.
I would eat the same flavor, again and again and again, as the consistency became more and more like baby food, as the texture continued to degrade.
I always had to power through those last couple bowls, because despite the fact it tasted good, it was a slurry that I didn't need to chew. It was awful.
These guys are the 2 biggest FOOD tubers out there. It's not surprising they are friends. As of Today, Uncle Roger and Joshua Weissman are roughly even in subs. 9.4 million apiece. I never thought they'd blow up like this.
Ryan Trahan and Tommy winkler: 😠 😡
I have yet to see someone who got a marble counter and use their kitchen not regret getting the marble counter.
yep, looks pretty but sucks with the upkeep
None of these people have heard of marble sealant? It’s literally designed to seal and protect your marble or granite countertops, it’s cheap, and all you do is apply and wait 15 minutes.
You 3 together at the end. Yes please, we want more. All 3 of you are channels I don't only subscribe to but I actively watch right to the end.
As someone who has a bad gag reflex I can say texture over flavor is a very real thing. That being said, I got a salt shaker next to my salt shaker filled with Ajinomoto.
i like that idea...pepper, salt and MSG shakers!!!
If I bite into something I'm expecting to be crunchy but instead it's soft no matter how good it is Im going to spit it out.
I cannot eat rice that is too wet, but I can eat plain rice fine.
Agreed, I LOVE the taste of certain fish but the texture makes me unable to eat it.
This is the reason why I don't like seafood that much, besides fish and except fish that feels and tastes too fishy.
Normal day (just want something nice to eat) = texture more important for me.
Stressful day (want comfort food and something I can eat a lot w/o feeling bored) = flavor more important.
i have just recently stated watching ur channel/ and omg i lovethe character and how well u act. that plus ur natural charisma makes all ur content so enjoyable!!! i will be a viewer no matter what u decide to do
"Hi, I'm white!" Got me rolling for 69 seconds
Haiyaa dirty joke
@@adeirawan1913it dirtier then Uncle Joshua marble
😊😊11@@Thatdudecrow
I need more content with all 3 of you. You guys are hilarious together.
I have to say Japanese people are obsessed with both so much so that we have certain food items that pretty much enjoyed for just the flavor or the texture. For the texture, there are fish bone fries, cartridge fries, certain seaweed like umi-budo, and woodears that are very common in Asian cooking. For the flavor, matsutake mashroom is the first to come to mind, but we have other food with extreme flavors in farmented products like natto and kusaya, and in bitterness like bitter melon and fish/shellfish guts. Although Japanese cuisine usually don't use strong flavors, they focus on the natural flavors of each ingridient.
i really like it when these guys make weeijio together, so entertaining and of course full flavour🤤😂
This is great! 😅love the co-lab. I enjoy watching both channels - Josh as a chef and uncle Roger as uncle Roger.
08:47 Wait. Where in the heck did Leon suddenly appear from here?!? 😁
that was so fun to watch! glad to see all of you having fun making content and good food fuyiooooo!
The whole TH-cam chef community is so wholesome. I love every collaborations
Including Jamie Oliver?😂
@@alexsolosm haii yaaa
Absolutely love this collab, three awesome creators together is always a recipe for success!
I met Joshua in Chinatown and he is as down to earth in person as he is in his videos 👍
Why did I think the special guest was Gordon Ramsey fr
@13:19 "Uncle Roger dont know you work with black people" LMAO WOWWWW!
i love how uncle roger always tries to make uncle josh look like a snobby upper class racist, poor josh😂
It’s not hard to do, Josh does it perfectly well on his own (well the snobby upper class, not racist)
He is a snobby rich white boy. I can’t stand him personally.
yeah that's kinda true, he comes across a bit snobby now and then.
i think it's mostly attitude for the show though, he seems to be a chill dude otherwise.
but what do i know🤷🏻♂️
@@harmarize I feel like, along with the snobbery, there's an artificiality with his presentation style, like he's trying really hard to show you how passionate and animated he is about food. I'm not saying it isn't genuine, but it's like he amps it up to an unnatural degree in front of the camera. The fact that he looks like a hipster d-bag / Confederate army colonel reinforces my perception of that tryhard presentation style, although maybe it's just my irrational hatred of that look/subculture.
@@jc3drums916pretty much exactly why I can't srans his videos. Unnatural and douchey
Gotta say, I’m loving all these collaborations with you three. The food is good and your dynamic and energy is fun to watch.
An important addition is that it's much easier to save a dish with good texture and lacking flavor by spicing it in the end. Bad texture isn't always salvageable
Guga, Joshua and Uncle Roger, the dynamic trio. Love their vids together.
Something very common with this dish is the Spanish Paella. The "Socorat" is very important in it, that is the "burnt" rice where all the flavours are concentrated.
1:48 im gonna gess that gusts is guga
In my opinion, good flavour is more important than good texture, but it's also easier to achieve. Flavour is mostly about having the right ingredients on hand, adequately seasoning etc. Texture is more about preparation and technique, and a lot of the technique that does affect flavour, also affects texture.
On the whole, I would personally say both flavor and texture are equally important. On the smaller scale, it's more up to the individual for what they prefer more--but in a majority of dishes, it's a matter of getting both right to elevate it as much as possible.
Joshua, Guga, and Nick should have a cook-off, uncle roger be the judge! Make it happen please
😂 and instead of calling the series, “iron chef” - it can be called, “msg chef” 😂🤣
Great video. Loved every second of it!!! Guga is so adorable!!!
I've never laughed more this week 😂😂😂 10/10 video!! Love both Uncle Roger and Uncle Joshua!!
Lol the part at 2:25 😂
Bruh ur a scam, uncle Roger pls help me from your impersonator
As soon as I seen Leon I know guga had to be there, love when you guys all collaborate together plus I can’t forget about Nick 👍
This was a setup! Things that create texture also create or amplify flavor. Maillard reaction, fat in general, lol. But I'll never turn down a chance to watch this duo, especially w/ guest judges!
This is a good material for food gastronomy lectures
But my pre opinion is that the texture should complement flavor and vice versa, hence both are important in giving the food its best quality.
Post opinion, my opinion still stands
3:55 Don't you just love it when the Age of Empires 2 music just randomly pops up in a TH-cam vid?
These three together are always magical ❤
5:44 one of my favorite things marinated mushrooms. Probably because of all the great texture.
awesome, you put this link in the short video. now i got to watch the whole thing, instead of. searching and losing interest.