Bro... you destroyed the steaks! How did you get away with that? Regardless. I saw your channel grow over time. I just disagree with how you made steaks.
Stumbled upon your channel several years ago and I always try to watch every cooking video with your dad. I love the Cantonese cooking. Reminds me of my household growing up since my dad was also a Chinese chef. My dad passed away 7 years ago and watching these videos, makes me so happy and reminds me of all the conversations I’d have with him in the kitchen. Please continue the great work!
Yet another delicious recipe for my HK-born husband who misses his native cuisine. He's so pleased I found your channel and we can introduce Cantonese cuisine to our children.
@grabble7605 he doesn't know how to cook it. They had a housekeeper or his mum cooked. He only knows what is tastes like, and sometimes what it is called in Cantonese.
I must send you a big thanks from germany. I somehow stumbled over a video, where you showed how to cook Broccoli cantonese style. I am an experienced home cook, but i managed it to never hear about the advantage of precooking vegetables before stir frying it. It's absolutely fantastic and will ramp up my veggy consumption. I surely will try that soup too. And the lollipop chicken wings of course. 🙏
How lucky we all are Your brilliant dad and you sharing these fantastic cooking recipes and tips.I have been cooking chinese food on and off for 42 years after first tasting hot and sour soup.Thank you so much for sharing dads life experience of cooking great food.Also love to see the babies taking note of all these cooking skills.
Your pops is excellent! I like that he uses a medium heat. I'm always medium to low - the crust is thicker and the middle is more tender. Great tips from someone who knows their stuff! 👍
His technique is just the right combination of sophisticated yet accessible innovativeness..so grateful for these videos and recipes and hope I can actually give this fine Ol G a big hug from me and my family. He is a treasure and a gift. Thank you!!!! ❤❤❤❤
i'LL TRY THIS TOMORROW! Like your video, your dad is the greatest, easy and to the point. Unlike most Western style who talk too much and seem to focus on themselves instead of the cooking.
You all eat such incredibly well cooked food. I was a Top Ramen and Mac and Cheese kid. So, people who eat well fascinate me. Thank you for sharing your father's knowledge with us. Good on you all.
A lot of Asians in Asia in general will want their steak to this doneness in general as the redness of of a medium rare looks raw. But if we’re talking about techniques in general there are a quite a few channels that do the frequent flip to get a even doneness as Daddy Lau would do here. Also, doing the corn starch on the steak allows for a crust and if you choose to make a sauce it will stick to the meat well as I’ve seen this done at many HK cafes.
love watching your dad, reminds me of my Popo who was from Canton. Tried the recipe tonight and the family loved it. It is now a family favorite, thank you for sharing with us.
@phucanhmraz, The same thing happens when frying porkchops; If the outer membrane is not scored or removed (depending on one's preference), the middle of the meat will will buckle up, and it won't fry evenly.
Lau seems like one of the most chill, pragmatic, down to Earth cooking content creators out there, with really good advice 👍 Always finds a way to make the best of the situation - "just buy whats on sale" "even if the cut isnt the best you can always do something to make it better", "you can tenderize with the back of your knife or cut the meat thinner for stir frys". Solid guy ❤
Thank you! Can’t wait to try this My mom taught me to use corn starch as well to pan fry steak, but I stopped a long time ago in favour of sous-vide into cast iron sear. Ready to experiment some more!
When it comes to food, you have to give it to the Chinese. Chinese cuisine has always been number 1 for me. Just the right level of spiciness to complement the food.
There's just so much diversity within what we westerners call "chinese food" compared to other regions. I think most westerners don't even realize the sheer variety of flavors and ingredients because in most western places "chinese food" is only represented by N. American versions of Cantonese/Hong Kong style. And there's nothing wrong with that. I love "real" cantonese food and I love the food that Chinese immigrants created in N. America. It's delicious too. But there is SOO much more from the other regions. I guess that's what happens when you have a couple thousand years head start in cooking in a more sophisticated way....lol.
It is interesting to see a Chinese method of making steak. The seasonings are essentially the same as I do but with the oyster sauce. I also found it noteworthy that Chinese cooking doesn't serve steak at the rareness that you typically find in Western cuisine. It is good to mention as you did to finish to your own preferred temperature. For me personally, I prefer medium rare steak and that's what I will go for when I try this. Thanks as always for the recipes and touching interaction with your family.
Subscribed. I am hooked and binge watching your video tutorials /reading your blog. Thank you 💐 Absolutely down to Earth inspiring advice. I don't care much for the meat, but my family likes it, so I'm learning a lot. I never would have known that pan fried steak could taste juicier, than an old, dried up shoe leather!?😲
Daddy Lau was laughing while cooking this. I don’t think I’ve seen that before. He was excited to try his own steak. Wow. Making me hungry here. Oh dear.
i have watched every video since the start, even when you guys had thousands of followers. cheers from a cantonese singaporean, with a guangzhou heritage:)
When I saw that he rinsed the meat...that sold me. Never understood when people say not to wash meats as you spread bacteria. My ancestors🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 been washing meat forever with vinegar and lemons, and we never had any food poisoning or infections. Thanks, chef!
@@maureenspencer1848I personally hate vinegar but even then I wouldn't wash meat like chicken breasts or beef. Fish yes but generally meat is clean in Ireland for the most part
great stuff, love the agility of dad. Good one with the oyster sauce. If you want to be more international you may want to add celsius temps in the vids next to fahrenheit..
Love ur relationship with ur parents its a blessing to have them here with u. On the other hand not sure if ur empowered western raised wife adds anything here
My Chinese grandfather who owned his own restaurant for decades introduced me to the miracle cure known as baking soda! I want to know who figured that one out! It can take the worst steak and in 15 minutes is the tenderest beef you've ever had! I sincerely miss him. Every Christmas he would have a party at the restaurant. He would invite friends and family for Prime Rib. He had the best recipe. Luckily, he came to my restaurant and taught me the secrets to that perfect prime rib. We honor his memory by cooking Prime Rib with his recipe every Christmas. Its just about a month away for the holiday! I can't wait!
This is the proper way to cook juicy, delicious WELL-DONE steaks. Many professional cooks in America don't know these techniques and their steaks past the Medium mark taste like cardboard. They need to watch this video.
After years of watching western style steak cooking, finally a traditional Chinese style video. Will give them a try this coming holiday season to treat mum and dad. They always find western style is a way too raw for their taste buds. Thanks for sharing 刘大厨
This reminds me of Cafe de Corel and Tai Ping Koon Restaurant's steak. My dad does the oyster sauce marinating back in the day as well, now I often do the same. My dad uses oyster sauce, Swiss Sauce (瑞士汁) and Ginger to marinate the steak as well.
Really interesting technique, especially folding the steak in half while searing the edges so it stands up better. I just ate dinner but now I want to pan fry a steak...maybe tomorrow :)
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Get the full recipe: madewithlau.com/recipes/pan-fried-steak
Bro... you destroyed the steaks! How did you get away with that? Regardless. I saw your channel grow over time. I just disagree with how you made steaks.
New to be TH-camr! Really like your background story! Can we share and link to each other?
I can almost see the parasites sticking out form the pork
I love the father and son relationship. Warms my heart to no end!
Loved the moms correction on more affordable cuts not lesser. Humble people!
Mom's a real one for that.
@@MelloYellow2099 I even felt bad. Like, yes ma'am. LOL!
When you leaned on your dad's shoulder and said “it’s so good”, the warmth in your father's smile makes the entire scene feel sweet to me!
I felt the same way
I felt the same way as @lauralau
13:06 Love Dad and the Steak. Done Right.
And the happy lovey high five was perfect!
Stumbled upon your channel several years ago and I always try to watch every cooking video with your dad. I love the Cantonese cooking. Reminds me of my household growing up since my dad was also a Chinese chef. My dad passed away 7 years ago and watching these videos, makes me so happy and reminds me of all the conversations I’d have with him in the kitchen. Please continue the great work!
It's more remarkable to see a sweet relationship like this with a chinese dad than even the cooking
Nice loving family. Nice family.
@Eric-zs6rd, what's remarkable is that they CAN do both 🙂
That's their secret sauce.
Yet another delicious recipe for my HK-born husband who misses his native cuisine. He's so pleased I found your channel and we can introduce Cantonese cuisine to our children.
It's wild that some people go that long without cooking
If he's HK-born, could he not just introduce that using the stuff he knew?
@grabble7605 he doesn't know how to cook it. They had a housekeeper or his mum cooked. He only knows what is tastes like, and sometimes what it is called in Cantonese.
As an Indian from Vancouver, I love watching Uncle's instruction. We love our Cantonese family! Do je sai!
What's even better than the steak is the bond you share with your father :)
I have learned SO MUCH from Daddy Lau. Like he's legit helped level up my cooking game. I appreciate y'all!
That's amazing! We appreciate you :)
@@MadeWithLau Truly surprised you don't have a couple of bitter melon recipes by now. Any hope for one in the future soon?
me too corn starch slury white pepper brown sugar oyster soy sauce is a must now in my Romanian kitchen also THE cleaver
Love how the cut doesn’t matter. Thank you for this. Means a lot to people like me who don’t have this sweet family bond. Wishing you all much love
I'LL BE FAMILY TO YA FRIEND 🎉😊
@@gotrescuedauto3584Just me in Chicago here! Happy Thanksgiving!
@@MarkW1210 I'M SURPRISED THEY DON'T ADVERTISE ANY SPOTS FOR THANKSGIVING DINNERS
@kandacenoire YOU DON'T HAVE ANY FAMILY EITHER?
I must send you a big thanks from germany. I somehow stumbled over a video, where you showed how to cook Broccoli cantonese style. I am an experienced home cook, but i managed it to never hear about the advantage of precooking vegetables before stir frying it. It's absolutely fantastic and will ramp up my veggy consumption. I surely will try that soup too. And the lollipop chicken wings of course. 🙏
I love this show. Thank you for the mixed language. I like to hear your Dad, and family speak in Chinese. I am learning a lot of very useful tips!
i really enjoyed the whole family talking together while you 2 worked it just flows
Everyone eating dinner at the table reminds me of my childhood growing up. Such warm nostalgia!
Bravo Mr. Lau! Thank you to the Lau family for sharing the knowledge and love of cooking.
I love when Mr. Lau breaks out his Taishanese. My family always watches your videos to compare recipes haha. Heik fan la! 😊
When did he
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
I love how you’re helping out your Dad. Mine drives me crazy, although I’m thankful for him and compound interest. :D
Grandpa Lau is amazing!! I watch all the time. That smear of oyster sauce is inspired! I'm doing these steaks this week!
Thank you soooo much for not only showing us the method but adding the sub-titles AND reading them out! (sarcasm, if you missed it!)
I love you cooking methods and how you show your family enjoying it!
How lucky we all are Your brilliant dad and you sharing these fantastic cooking recipes and tips.I have been cooking chinese food on and off for 42 years after first tasting hot and sour soup.Thank you so much for sharing dads life experience of cooking great food.Also love to see the babies taking note of all these cooking skills.
Your pops is excellent! I like that he uses a medium heat. I'm always medium to low - the crust is thicker and the middle is more tender.
Great tips from someone who knows their stuff! 👍
His technique is just the right combination of sophisticated yet accessible innovativeness..so grateful for these videos and recipes and hope I can actually give this fine Ol G a big hug from me and my family. He is a treasure and a gift. Thank you!!!! ❤❤❤❤
I love to watch your happy, hungry, noisy family eat together! And,I'm learning to cook better too.
Truly a master in his art. Thank you for immortalizing his art by making these video's. Much love from Turkey❤️
很喜歡你們－家和睦相處的畫面，讓觀眾有很開心的感覺。
非常感謝您的支持！老劉祝福您和家人健康快樂！
i'LL TRY THIS TOMORROW! Like your video, your dad is the greatest, easy and to the point. Unlike most Western style who talk too much and seem to focus on themselves instead of the cooking.
You all eat such incredibly well cooked food. I was a Top Ramen and Mac and Cheese kid. So, people who eat well fascinate me. Thank you for sharing your father's knowledge with us. Good on you all.
A lot of Asians in Asia in general will want their steak to this doneness in general as the redness of of a medium rare looks raw. But if we’re talking about techniques in general there are a quite a few channels that do the frequent flip to get a even doneness as Daddy Lau would do here. Also, doing the corn starch on the steak allows for a crust and if you choose to make a sauce it will stick to the meat well as I’ve seen this done at many HK cafes.
Now this is a channel I can get behind! Love the videos!
love watching your dad, reminds me of my Popo who was from Canton. Tried the recipe tonight and the family loved it. It is now a family favorite, thank you for sharing with us.
scoring the edges to stop steak from shrinking is the best tips. Thank you so much!!
@phucanhmraz, The same thing happens when frying porkchops; If the outer membrane is not scored or removed (depending on one's preference), the middle of the meat will will buckle up, and it won't fry evenly.
Lolz I sent this to my mom and it’s great that she can understand in cantonese to try new recipes/ learn new techniques. Thankss!
i learn both cooking methodology and cantonese with this vid. its fun to see your translations and my own head's at the same time.
Tu so much ... I learn so much ... tu for sharing ur knowledge and skill
Lau seems like one of the most chill, pragmatic, down to Earth cooking content creators out there, with really good advice 👍 Always finds a way to make the best of the situation - "just buy whats on sale" "even if the cut isnt the best you can always do something to make it better", "you can tenderize with the back of your knife or cut the meat thinner for stir frys". Solid guy ❤
Your Dad is an absolute treasure and it's clear you guys have much love for eachother. Subscribed for the Amazing food and the wholesomenes.
Your dad is so amazing that's a legendary chef cooks!!
Wow, this dad cooks very authentic Cantonese dishes!
Excellent recipe! I am a Cantonese speaking Chinese, but i am only learning how to make steak this way now. Sure trumps the western method.
You guys are my hero. Especially in the pandemic era
Father-son dynamic on point
So basically; it's all about knowing how to cook whatever cut of meat you have picked up on sale. Very good advice
Thank you! Can’t wait to try this
My mom taught me to use corn starch as well to pan fry steak, but I stopped a long time ago in favour of sous-vide into cast iron sear. Ready to experiment some more!
All the sous vide stuff is really for thick restaurant style steaks, not the thin ones you get from the supermarket.
We love your dad! Thanks for sharing
When it comes to food, you have to give it to the Chinese. Chinese cuisine has always been number 1 for me. Just the right level of spiciness to complement the food.
There's just so much diversity within what we westerners call "chinese food" compared to other regions. I think most westerners don't even realize the sheer variety of flavors and ingredients because in most western places "chinese food" is only represented by N. American versions of Cantonese/Hong Kong style. And there's nothing wrong with that. I love "real" cantonese food and I love the food that Chinese immigrants created in N. America. It's delicious too. But there is SOO much more from the other regions.
I guess that's what happens when you have a couple thousand years head start in cooking in a more sophisticated way....lol.
The children are bigger now!! Watching them grow on TH-cam!! 😂
Thanks sifu Lau!!
Very cool tips thanks for sharing :) I have never thought to tenderize a steak like that thinking it would ruin it's texture.
OMG, I'm sitting in a puddle of my own drool here! Looks so good! I'm going to try this next time I cook steak.
非常詳細👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
我通常買Ribeye, 但看過你的介紹之後，令我改變對New York Steak又柴又乾的想法。
多謝你🙏🏼
非常感謝您的支持！老劉祝福您闔家安康！幸福快樂！
I feel like Uncle Roger. "The first step is to rinse the meat." Haiya...how you get first step wrong?
You are blessed to have your father and beautiful family 🙏🏽.
妹妹越來越似媽咪 . She's so cute. Son looks like daddy and daughter looks like mom 一樣此一個
Amazing. I will definitely try this at some point as well. Must be delicious. Thank you for the awesome cooking videos!
It is interesting to see a Chinese method of making steak. The seasonings are essentially the same as I do but with the oyster sauce. I also found it noteworthy that Chinese cooking doesn't serve steak at the rareness that you typically find in Western cuisine. It is good to mention as you did to finish to your own preferred temperature. For me personally, I prefer medium rare steak and that's what I will go for when I try this. Thanks as always for the recipes and touching interaction with your family.
I really appreciate the guide on how to pick a good steak, thank you guys :)
This dude truly is a genius.
I love cooking at home and I love your Dad's tips and tricks man . . thank you thank you so much for these
Subscribed. I am hooked and binge watching your video tutorials /reading your blog.
Thank you 💐
Absolutely down to Earth inspiring advice.
I don't care much for the meat, but my family likes it, so I'm learning a lot.
I never would have known that pan fried steak could taste juicier, than an old, dried up shoe leather!?😲
Don't discard the fat cap, render it down in the pan and fry the steak in it.
Great to see family cooking, Cantonese style.
Daddy Lau was laughing while cooking this. I don’t think I’ve seen that before. He was excited to try his own steak. Wow. Making me hungry here. Oh dear.
i have watched every video since the start, even when you guys had thousands of followers. cheers from a cantonese singaporean, with a guangzhou heritage:)
Another banger from Mr. Lau 🔥🔥
Omggg yum. My dad use to make steak with oyster sauce too. I thought he was the only one but it’s sooo good!!
Sprinkle starch on both sides 1:38 and Fry steak carefully in the seasoned pan.
I have never clicked on a video faster lol
Bullshit! How about pornhub?
When I saw that he rinsed the meat...that sold me. Never understood when people say not to wash meats as you spread bacteria. My ancestors🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 been washing meat forever with vinegar and lemons, and we never had any food poisoning or infections. Thanks, chef!
@@maureenspencer1848I personally hate vinegar but even then I wouldn't wash meat like chicken breasts or beef. Fish yes but generally meat is clean in Ireland for the most part
Fatty
Same bruh
great stuff, love the agility of dad. Good one with the oyster sauce. If you want to be more international you may want to add celsius temps in the vids next to fahrenheit..
Ty for this. Been avoiding those Costco steak bec they come out tough. Now I can try this out.
thats a great video of cooking with your dad enjoyed the video
真不错啊，作为一直只跟着西餐烹饪牛排方式学的人突然发出原来我们的粤式牛排也很独特啊，改天试一下，谢谢
不要客氣，非常感謝您的支持！老劉祝福您闔家安康！幸福快樂！
Love ur relationship with ur parents its a blessing to have them here with u. On the other hand not sure if ur empowered western raised wife adds anything here
Wow I’m so glad I came across this channel!! awesome
That steak looks amazing! I will try this at home.
Thank you! I’m going to try this.
I’ve been cooking steak western style for years.
Never thought to cook it this way
You should make a cook book it would be so good
simply magical as the experienced chef makes such tender and juicy med well done steaks which i never thought possible, beautiful!
My Chinese grandfather who owned his own restaurant for decades introduced me to the miracle cure known as baking soda! I want to know who figured that one out! It can take the worst steak and in 15 minutes is the tenderest beef you've ever had! I sincerely miss him. Every Christmas he would have a party at the restaurant. He would invite friends and family for Prime Rib. He had the best recipe. Luckily, he came to my restaurant and taught me the secrets to that perfect prime rib. We honor his memory by cooking Prime Rib with his recipe every Christmas. Its just about a month away for the holiday! I can't wait!
This is the proper way to cook juicy, delicious WELL-DONE steaks. Many professional cooks in America don't know these techniques and their steaks past the Medium mark taste like cardboard. They need to watch this video.
Great video - I don't each much steak but now I know how to do it right.
Will enjoy your videos! Thank you for sharing 😊
Спасибо Шеф , Вкусное сочное мясо, с прожаренной корочкой! Удачный стейк! 👍👍谢谢厨师，肉质鲜美多汁，外皮做得很好！牛排快乐！👍👍
Wow! Looks delicious! Perfectly cooked! Just the way I like it!!! Yummm
After years of watching western style steak cooking, finally a traditional Chinese style video. Will give them a try this coming holiday season to treat mum and dad. They always find western style is a way too raw for their taste buds. Thanks for sharing 刘大厨
This recipe is soooooo tasty! Love it
This reminds me of Cafe de Corel and Tai Ping Koon Restaurant's steak. My dad does the oyster sauce marinating back in the day as well, now I often do the same. My dad uses oyster sauce, Swiss Sauce (瑞士汁) and Ginger to marinate the steak as well.
Yum!! I'm looking forward to doing this soon- thank you!
Thank you so much for your videos. Your dad reminds me of my dad, he was a Chinese Chef too. Unfortunately, I never learned from him.
完全打開了我對煎牛扒的認知 看得我手癢想自己下廚了 奈何廚房在裝修 沒得施展 下次一定來試試！！！ 感謝你和老父親的不吝嗇！
不要客氣，非常感謝您的支持！老劉祝福您闔家安康！幸福快樂！
I rinse my beef too just as your dad does, I find it's better to handle without that slightly slimy coating.
Garlic is beef best friend
Will make this for my daughter who recently just started enjoying steak. Great video.
I want your dad to teach me how to sharpen knives as well!
Great video!!
Really interesting technique, especially folding the steak in half while searing the edges so it stands up better. I just ate dinner but now I want to pan fry a steak...maybe tomorrow :)
I love daddy Lau he has taught me so much
my first look at your videos. I have liked and subscribed and plan on trying this and other recipes
You are a very good TH-camr.
Very well done, keep up the good work.
Thanks for another delicious video!