Making Orange Chicken Faster Than A Restaurant | But Faster
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- This is probably the fastest homemade orange chicken meal you will ever see in your life. Welcome to the new series But Faster.
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New series: watch Josh be stressed out while someone else enjoys getting takeout.
And bring the wrong order 😆🤣🤣!!
or just watch Ethan Chlebowski 🙄
@@-EchoesIntoEternity- simping for someone who copied But Better in the first place lol
@@justinjackson3123 you punch up, not down on the internet
No
But faster is pretty fun. Looking forward to seeing more. And the fact that Josh can do it in a “but better” way is just proving, MAKE IT YOURSELF!!!
my guess is that most of why the "but better" versions are so good is that he makes them at home, he doesnt even have to make such a effort cuz lliterally just cooking this at home makes a huge difference
GAGAGAGAGAGA! I will now count to 3 and then I am still the unprettiest TH-camr of all time. 1...2...3. GAGAGAGAGAGA!!! Thank you for your attention, dear team
i read that wrong as: “but faster is pretty fun. Looking forward to seeing ‘but more’”
@@ScareBarley But more doesn't sound bad, it just but better and more than the store bought proportion... Although most But better and but cheaper already done that.
Funniest part that he thought that cooking rice required 40 mins..
As a mom with 2 small kids, that feels like real life coming home from work...homework time...cleaning up...entertaining children...trying not to burn/undercook/properly coat the food...
Same I'm a stahm of a four year old and one year old - it's so much work and constant rushing
I love how he was talking faster, I could feel his anxiety. Then when he said "I feel like I'm forgetting something" while coating the chicken, I literally can't stop laughing! Then you lock the door on the guy, oh my gosh, I sounded like I was watching a sitcom. Thanks for the laughs, and proving the dinner can get done faster than take out.
Alright, "But Faster" may be a bit less educational but still very entertaining so I like it!
I really enjoy that Joshua didn't train to make make the orange chicken like 5 times before to optimize everything and that it's a genuine try, so yeah I'd love to see more "But Faster" episodes
Haha yea I love his vids, and really enjoyed this one as a one off type of thing but I would much rather watch the but better orange chicken. I want to learn how to make it as good as possible haha.
Agreed on the second point, I was pleasantly surprised that he "messed up" his usual recipe a bit and said "Meh, it's fine" while frantically doing the stack-the-dishes kitchen shuffle. Much more relatable! xD
I like it! I think this go was more of a "but stressful", though I think if there are enough culinary shortcuts and ways to creatively multitask presented, this can be a fantastic series. Great job on episode 1 JW crew!
I agree with this comment, maybe slow it down, and give us a bit more detail / tips on how to speed things up. I was stressed for you watching this
I loved this because as much as his other videos are edited to show the perfect takes and therefore really pleasant to watch, I could relate to so many parts of this video as someone who cooks at home regularly; like how he started running out of counter space, how the oil didn't heat initially, and missing the egg dredge. Thanks for giving us a window into your struggles and learnings too!
I really like how you prove it can be made at home faster, cheaper, and fresh. Having worked in Foodservice for 24 years… and being an absolute stick in the mud when, it comes to authenticity - I feel that authenticity is far more critical than speed.
Going to head to the Asian market to pick up some missing key items we can’t find back home, before heading home to try out your recipes. We used to order from Mr Nings, but they have since closed, and there’s been no replacement since.
Have to say, I like watching you do the kitchen shuffle here. It's the "Economy of movement" that we were taught in school.
Hi Mr. Anime chef sir
We were taught nothing about any type of economy in school.
@@thyroidalwolf12___80 thankfully, unless the school was about professional cooking
@@thyroidalwolf12___80 i see what you did there.
@@thyroidalwolf12___80 ha same. But Chef Korn (great man, hope he is well) taught us about the Economy of Movement in culinary school. He drilled it into us and it's a great skill to have.
I love seeing more interaction with the recording team, they're a big part of why we get these videos so its great to see them show up more often!
I agree 1000 percent
actually think it improved the video too. Gave it like another element.
👍 AGREED
I would definitely never be able to cook this fast but I love the chaotic energy of this series.
Seems errily similar to what Ethan Chlebowski does but with fast food. Love seeing different varities, looking forward to this series. Maybe we can have the ENTIRE cooking proccess filmed like his or at least these videos in a bit longer context? Tips, cheats, ways to get things get quicker, incorporating cleaning, etc.
Seems almost like a "change my homework a bit so the teacher doesn't notice" but it's worse because you learn significantly less than in Ethans video. Feels much more of just entertainment than teaching anyone how to cook
@@jbobb4546 couldn’t have explained this any better here’s a like
Immediately saw the correlation here. It's a little hard to believe this isn't a stolen idea.
Inb4 his community has been asking him to do this for months. He even showed a comment that was 6 months old and the guy has been asking for it since then. Calm down with the conspiracy theory lol.
They all pinch ideas from each other, Ethan did a couple but better videos too, but agreed, even with the shots from the car
lmao I like the but faster "but at what cost" energy. this also gives a chance to see more of the interaction between you and your team!
agreed!
I love how he read the comments and saw that a lot of people were complaining that his methods took too long and fast food has to be fast. Now he is showing that you can make better food in the same amount of time.
Unfortunately one could argue that he was still slower because the fast food was ready in at least half the time, it just boils down to drive time but still, better than what I can personally do
but still, taking into account shopping, cleanup, and the fact that not everybody has as organized a kitchen as joshua does, it's debatable. it was a fun video for sure, but it doesn't exactly prove anything about the actual timeframe someone could make this dish in. hell, just having a neat, big kitchen where you know exactly where everything is cuts SO much time down when you're cooking, and josh already knew exactly what he was doing, even if he didn't know the recipe 100% and forgot some things. i'd argue that ordering takeout is still probably faster than the average person being able to make orange chicken from scratch.
Fun video. Doesn't include time doing the dishes. I do dishes for 20-30min every day and it's the worst part of my day. The best part of takeout isn't the food quality or saving time cooking (which I enjoy), it's no dishes.
He still goes extra in making everything from scratch, when people have trouble with assembling and cooking the meat.
His cooking videos are still not true basic starters, they don't encourage cheating when the restaurant industry clearly does. I could use the chicken recipe and add Panda Express Orange Sauce....or buy pre-made Orange Chicken and add the same sauce. The latter's a good start if you've never fried anything and need quick practice.
@@alfredgomez3128 who said he had to make his dishes for beginners?
Love your channel, Josh! I'm 57 years old and love to cook, and I've been having a blast making your recipes over the last month. You've convinced me that I NEED a stand mixer. Not everything has turned out like yours. My Cashew Chicken doesn't have the color yours does, but then again, I can't find black vinegar or dark soy sauce locally, so maybe that's it. I'm making this orange chicken for my son and his girlfriend tomorrow night. We'll see how it goes.
Absolutely incredible!!! I laughed and learned a lot. Looooooove, love, love the new series! Josh and his team are so fun to watch.
I don’t know if y’all have seen it but Ethan Chlebowski has done a few of these
Yea, i've seen a couple of food channels do this concept of the years
Literally came here to say this is just like what Ethan did lol
Me toooo. Saw this and realized it was just like Ethan's
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he is doing it in a bit different way tho, but yeah, his series are also great
Jesus Christ I love this video. I do this regularly, it’s just called “but 3 kids”. As an ex chef I feel this in my soul and I’m so happy. Thank you, you’re a real good dude and full of talent
I would watch the heck out of "But 3 Kids"
Absolutely, try making dinner while helping your son with his Egyptian tomb project. Good luck.
Really enjoyed this first episode of But Faster. I liked a lot of the things you mentioned like technique, "shortcuts" (like with the rice), and staying organized and how much time that can save while still making a dish that tastes good. Excited to see what the next episode is!
This was awesome! Definitely digging the “but faster”. I look forward to the next round. 👍🏻
But Faster is here! Epic.
+1! Love the idea
But faster is here! Ratio
Bon appetit has been doing videos like this for like the last year.
Faster for someone with formal training and experience. Home cooks will still take a long time
@@Noe-fs5ik git gud
Theres something fun about seeing Josh get stressed out over time and think of workarounds like the pressure cooker rice method. I hope theres more episodes of this series
I definitely agree about the "workarounds." I don't have a rice cooker but I do have a pressure cooker
@@jdavis37378 and.... How do you know this?
you're channel is so great man! I love how you're very clear with ingredients and measurements because I've been starting to use some of your videos as recipes and it's been a lot of fun!
I don’t think I’ve ever commented before however i feel compelled to this time. This was really fun to watch. Very funny. I look forward to more. Keep up the great work everyone.
Absolutely love the fact that you came home with the wrong order. It happens more times than you think, especially when you are really in the mood for that specific taste. I always prefer homemade over take out and you just proved over and above why more people should cook at home. Cheaper, better, faster and it's right the first time. Love ya Josh. Thanks.
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Ethan is already 2 episodes in
exactly
Ethan is 2 episodes in on a But Better clone with a time factor that takes 35 mins to watch. And who did Taco Bell Crunchwrap and Chickfila Sandwich remakes first? Don't think that was Ethan.
I like how chaotic this is? Like it seems like he’s actually cooking at home on a busy schedule.
I've been following a lot of your recipes recently and what I've found is that for the first 1 or 2 times you make the food as an at home chef its easier to do everything step by step and then once your comfortable with the recipe it's so much easier to do it all at once. If you start doing multiple things at the same time for a brand new recipe it just stresses you out and you tend to let things burn.
I like this new series. One small thing I'd like to see is even if you get the restruant food first and back home before you finish making it, to still make it. You could be like, sure it took 5 or 10 minutes longer at home to cook, but it's still better even tho we technically lost.
copy even more from Ethan Chlebowski lol
@@-EchoesIntoEternity- Tasty and Bon Appetit have their version of "Faster Than Takeout" series too. It's not a unique concept.
It only counts as a win if he washes all the dishes too
@@queenzena neither is not paying employees a unique concept
yeah but even if he will lose he is not going to toss tasty and almost ready meal to the trash.
Lol this was actually great, was super refreshing seeing Josh caught off guard. The fact it's less manicured and edited I think helps people learn how to move around the kitchen with efficiency like you said. Very refreshing series and entertaining af, can't wait to see more!
I love this kind of stuff, and what a great time to have them screw up your order 😭. Would love to see some more pressure cooker tricks for faster food. I’ve always stayed away from pressure cookers, but your videos are generally the thing that gets me to try new stuff in the kitchen 💪
I'd be interested in seeing some videos in a "But Faster" series. Show us how to make quick meals at home faster than you could by driving out to a restaurant, ordering, and returning.
@@TheJrpacman lmao
Great! Watch Ethan Chlebowski.
Yeah I'm down for more of these dude. Assuming you will drop a random little general fasterly knowledge in each.
I sir, am also down for more fasterly knowledge, granted more than trying to beat someone picking up take-out at the same time. Less stress.
You need to include the time to clean up afterwards. I'll continue to use Ubereats because I still don't want to clean up afterwards.
_Ethan Chlebowski has entered the chat_
So glad to see this comment
Love this! Seeing Josh rushing like that was interesting for sure. Been watching your content for what feels like years now man. Happy you’re successful in your dream.
I love this! As someone who can't spend much time cooking, I hope to see this become a series!
Ah yes, my daily dose of anxiety that someone else has to live through and I don't have to live through and that makes my anxiety chill out like the guy taking take out.
Peak content, nice job.
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It's pretty interesting to see him discovering how good and versatile something like the pressure cooker is for cooking food faster while being almost or just as good as the longer "better" way, it's kinda like we're learning along with him
MORE, please. I love this series. I love you being frantic in the kitchen. I love that your cut corners. I love that I can apply the 80/20 rule to weekend meals and still win. I love that the results are equal to if not better than what you can get from a fast-food chain. And yeah, I already know that I buy better ingredients than any of those mopes at any national chain buy. Bravo, Baby! You go!
It's definitely fun seeing what you guys do. The only bad thing is not learning anything about cooking but having a good laugh thank you.
I guess it's official. Josh vs Ethan in the arcade
i feel like this series is gonna give me scheduled anxiety attacks rather than teach me how to speedrun cooking
He just needed to add like 10 minutes to his time and he wouldve been way more chill and still wouldve proved that it’s worth cooking at home
Love the but faster series! Definitely looking for easy and fast inspirations for home cooks!!
Why is this playlist not getting more love.... we need it !!!!!!!
Ethan Clebowski's idea is catching on
The series everyone was waiting for, but no one knew would happen
everyone*
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Ethan Chlebowski been doing it
because it was too fast
Honestly love the pace of this new series. It's so much fun to watch Josh panic and get all anxious 😂
Honestly, I don’t care what types of videos you make. If you’re cooking in them, I’ll watch. love your book by the way. I preordered and waited for months but it was well worth the wait. Keep it up. ✊🏼
Ethan Chlebowski recently started doing this same challenge with the Crunchwrap and the Chick-fil-a Original sandwich. His videos are definitely much less chaotic though 😂
Josh having restaurant line flashbacks this whole episode. I think adding in a small wrap up of advice (since doing it in the moment is going to be hard) on ways to save time would be a good addition here, similar to how you note the price of ingredients as they come up in But Cheaper.
I love this series. All the food looks delicious. I am getting your cook book so I can eat these too.
I love how much chaos this is and josh is always so calm and step by step in all the other videos 🤣🤣
Great start to the new series, but would have loved a "But Healthier" series if that would've been possible, maybe for the future perhaps? Love all of your videos, keep up the good work
Ethan Chlebowski has a series very similar to this that started a few weeks ago that’s also very good!
you’re literally my favorite content creator at this point, I love you & your team’s energy
Love this new series!! Probably will become my favourite 😊
Ethan beat you to this one by a couple of weeks. I kinda prefer his version of this idea because it is unedited, which makes it a little easier to follow. The shorter video time does make these more bingeable though (once you have more than 1)
Yeah I agree I prefer his idea more feels more realistic.
I agree with you, however, I will never get mad of getting lots of but faster from ethan, from Joshua and from everybody
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Ethan still edits it, speeding it up in parts. But at least it's not chopped up.
Season finale, a race between the two.
How funny was it to see Ethan Chlewbowski do two episodes of essentially this concept before you were able to put out yours lmao
as if Ethan didn't copy but better and every other TH-camr 100s of times over
Loved the video, dude! Everything you put out is on point.
I always use my e-pressure cooker for rice=one less appliance in my small kitchen. Works great every time. Glad you gave it a try. I do like the new series, so more, please!
Great idea, Ethan Chlebowski just started a similar series to this, love them both, some personal feedback:
Your style of cutting a lot and going fast while it is nice for time saving on content consumption, it takes the informative approach you have done in a lot of your other series w/ a sprinkle of memedom and fun, to a new category where this entire video felt super jumpy and disconnected. With some duration / editing tuning I think this will be a really fun series, keep up the great work!
Where do you think he got the idea?
@@jaredfulcher4890 He got the idea from the comments section as he said at 8:11, if you scroll down Josh's videos people have been asking for this series for months. Where do you think Ethan got his idea for crunchwrap and chickfila sandwich?
@@justinjackson3123 When you do it first you get the credit, get off his sack.
@@justinjackson3123 Something tells me that Ethan may have gotten his fast food ideas from the fast food restaurants. But that's just me.
@@jaredfulcher4890 who gives a shit who did what first, they are food youtube content creators. Everyone has ripped off someone its 2022. It's EXTREMELY unlikely there is an original idea anymore. They aren't inventing cures for diseases here or claiming copyright over something. Watch or don't.
You should call this series “Maximal Stress” instead of “Faster”. Until the taste test on the end, I was sure that I would avoid the hell that is making orange chicken at home. BTW, you should include prep and cleanup in your time comparisons.
Yup, and technically also grocery shopping. So in the end it takes way longer to make it yourself and you have to do more annoying work too (aka cleaning).
What was prepped offscreen?
@@wildwanderer6025 I truly believe mise en place at home makes more sense than a professional kitchen. I’d rather have more bowls that stack in the sink than some randomness everywhere. Nesting bowls make my life easier, always.
@@wildwanderer6025 Well if we need to go that far, then we need to include the time of ordering the food, time to make the money to pay for the food, time to fill up on gas (grocery store is much closer to people than a good asian restaurant many times) and more.
but the prep was in the video, he Did everything on screen, the cleanup part should not be considered in this Challenge simply because restaurants does not have one person doing the cooking the prep and the cleaning, is a business with more than one person, and then if we have to be this specific since the restaurant messed up the order he made the food in half of the time he got his food right (If we consider that the restaurant they went was more or less 10 min as they said in the video, it took around 40 minutes to get the proper food)
THIS WAS AWESOME! More, please, and thank you!
Love this new series! I often think “naw that would take too long” and now I have one less excuse!
I like the concept, would love to see more! Personally, I'd benefit more if the show focused on techniques to be quicker and efficient. We all understand that papa will be fast, but going over the skills to practice and get up to speed would be huge.
The whole racing thing is fun but feels like we get the same effect if Josh just tries to keep everything under 30-40 minutes vs a stopwatch, with the taste tests at the end. He can stop the timer to go over details of how/why he's doing something. I'd like to see more of him talking about how he would prepare and lay out his kitchen beforehand to go faster. Setting up would probably still be faster than me putting things away, getting dressed, and finding what I want to order tbh. Time saving/flavor boosting tips like preparing the chicken for 5-10 minutes the night before would also be helpful.
It definitely felt like "how fast can /I/ make this". And he's a trained chef. 😂😅 sorry Josh but I have no hope nor the desire to run around like Speedy Gonzalez Weissman in the kitchen here, especially with sharp knives and splattering oils. Doesn't make the cooking process very appealing when it's adding another type of stress.
Yes, prepping ahead where you can is key.
Like if i know I'm making saucy dishes for more than just me, I prep the sauces the day before. Especially useful for sandwich sauces or noodle sauces.
I make stock 3 or 4 times a year and jar it, so if I'm planning something that will need stock, I pull one out of the freezer the day before to let it thaw.
I pull beef out the day before and salt brine it, especially steaks and roasts. If I'm braising, I might only salt the meat 10 to 15 minutes ahead.
I make seasoning blends ahead to cut down on reaching for individual spices while cooking. Definitely useful for Indian and Mexican dishes.
And definitely, if you're deep frying or boiling, take those big pots of liquid started while you prep veggies or start carbohydrates because they take forever to get up to temp.
I agree! I woukd have loved to see a walk through of how he cut & deseeded the chilli so efficiently
Ethan Chlebowski (here on TH-cam) just did the type of video you described, but to make a Chick-fil-A sandwich. He didn't rush the process and still had time to explain his steps/recipe.
the problem is, if he did that people would still complain. A lot and I mean a lot of his recipes call for preparing things ahead of time and all people could do was complain about how they "don't have enough time to do smth like that"
Imagine wanting to be a home cook while also juggling a busy life but not wanting to put in the minimum possible effort needed to achieve that.
I've noticed that those same set of people always lack a certain amount of common sense. Like how they thought buying bulk ingredients for "just a sandwich is stupid" when you can literally use all the leftovers for a million other recipes across the week.
Been watching for years, I like the new series. Brings a bit of a more realistic chaotic energy to the mix. Seems to be a space of growth for you and it's always good to see those teaching, still pushing themselves. Nice to see the crew a bit more too.
Loved this. Just tried making it and it was the first time I have fried something. Thank you!!
Love this series! Please keep it!
I see we've come full circle with ethan chlebowski
While a similar concept, it’s a different feel than Ethan Chlebowski’s series. While this one is fast paced entertainment, Ethan’s is more instructional and realistic. Both are super good! Can’t wait to see more :D
Was gonna comment this but couldn't spell his last name so gave up
I was gonna say the same thing! I wish he gave props to Ethan during the vid, taking a vid idea from a smaller creator and then not giving credit is not a good look for Papa!
@BellaPostle What I love about Ethan is that he always credits other creators ♥️ He’s so authentic.
@@bellapostle1629 He did give credit to the commenter that left the idea months ago at 8:11. No need to give credit to Ethan as 1) Ethan didn't invent the concept and 2) fans have been asking for it in mass in his comment section for months. Josh also did the recipes of Ethan's two episodes (Chickfila and Taco Bell Crunch wrap ) in but better first.
That's exactly what I was thinking too!
All around hilarious. While American, my family came from the Caribbean where rice is cooked daily and not in a rice cooker. I vouch for the Instapot ability to make literally PERFECT white rice, especially jasmine rice (but not rice and beans or any kind of flavored rice). Joshua also could have saved time and added quality if it had just marinated the chicken in the seasonings AND egg mixture at the same time. And could have gotten the oil up to temp faster if her removed the thermometer and used the cast iron lid. Jack that heat to max and place a lid on it. Wait 3-5 mins and then test the temp. Heating oil up without a lib seems like a wasteful action if the lid isn't on. Same with boiling water. A lid, especially a cast iron lid is your friend. Use it.
I love seeing the crew in the videos. Would love more of that.
5:25 I always use my pressure cooker to make rice. It even has a rice setting. Super great!
Ethan beat you to this.
Sadly he does it better. Would really like to see a long form of you cooking similar to kenji or what ethan is doing.
Honestly I wanna see you and Ethan go head to head
He's done a couple episodes of faster than fast food now and this is cool to have another version
this series is an awesome idea!! it shows a glimpse of what mere mortal homecooks can archieve since Sensei Josh is rushing himself. Also the alternative options like the pressure cooker for the rice are cool kitchen hacks for plebs like me for a rainy day.
Loving these cooking speedruns, but I do prefer Ethan's complete start to finish style of vids.
I was looking for a mention of Ethan's videos. Do you think this series is a little bit of a rip-off of Ethan's or purely coincidence?
@@unithy11 The format of the series seems completely identical, theres no shot that its just a coincidence, at least in my opinion. Content creators do their own twists on ideas all the time tho so its no big deal I suppose.
I love this idea for a series! Agree w others that the editing was a bit too choppy and the "rushed" feel was unnecessary in the editing, as it's already built into the content itself. But lots of fun and I hope there's more of these!
Part of what makes Ethan's version of this so good is that the editing is so minimal. It's basically one long cut but he speeds up some parts when he's just futzing around looking for stuff. This is kind of a poor co opt on the concept
This is an awesome video, please make more of these!!
LOVE the new series, this is actualy exactly what I want
FINALLY! I always thought ‘But Better’ was a “cheat” since you have more time to cook than the fast food places. I mean I like the series (But Better) but who has the time! I really like this.
I love it! The slight tension combined with your culinary expertise and showmanship make for a great and exciting video, I hope you make lots more of these in the future.
great series. Really looking forward to learning some time management tips
Love it, keep them coming!
I fully support this “But Faster” series, even the intro hittin (I also fw how I see the real deal, raw Joshua kuz I’ve even done that no egg mixture a FeW TiMes…I just wash it before breading and fry it more)
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I really like the concept of this series, and obviously since it's the first episode you're just testing the waters.
It's good as is, but I feel as if it could be the perfect way to test out "speed cooking" hacks. Maybe before you start cooking you could give a rundown of the "hacks" you'll be using and what they're supposed to accomplish in theory, so that we can better see if it works out by the end of it.
Overall a fun series, want to see more of it.
This was really fun! I love this new series! I feel like more time could have been saved if we used the stove behind you. Spent a lot of time rearranging the table top stoves and making more room because of them.
Loving this new series. Keep it up!
I love this series so far. One of my biggest issues in the kitchen is timing. Sometimes its hard to figure out what I can do at the same to to save time. I know you'll have great tips! Thanks!
I've said it before and I'll say it again. I need a "but fewer dishes" series!
You don't have a crew at home to clean your kitchen after you're done?
yess
Yess w less chopping too. And less ingredients and cooking time, preferably w more pre made frozen food for extra efficiency, also a delivery right to your mouth would be good
I love this new series! I would love to see a literal side by side of the person going to get the food and Papa freaking out in the kitchen, haha
Hey Josh I just got your cookbook for my birthday and it’s amazing I have already chose some recipes to try out. Also you should do a but better with crumbl cookies.
Good day to you ! I binge on your shows for years now you have changed me good cook to great cook! Thank you so much. God bless you
I love this I hope he continues doing this
Love this idea for a series. But Betters are fun but you always knock it out of the park. This looked challenging to you. I was invested.
This series is incredibly helpful! Great stuff
Josh, loving this series! One thing that would be super cool is a “how-to” or “fundamentals” series where you review basic skills in the kitchen, such as “holding a knife and chopping” and stuff like that (maybe this is exclusive to TH-cam Short?). Your earlier videos did such a great job of that. At the end of this video, you emphasize the importance of technique, which I think could deserve its own (micro) series. Thanks!
Honestly good idea man, people need to up this so josh might see it better
This is pretty dope Josh. On days when the Mrs. and I work we don't have much time to make a bomb tasty dinner so this series would be perfect for us! "But Faster" on the days we work and "But Better" on our days off seems like the move. Thanks brother!
Great video. Keep these COMING. Learning and laughing.
You will never beat Ethan