As a foodie, this is a common desire many of us feel. Fear not, because there’s a YouTuber who can help us!

Andrew Rea’s YouTube channel has a series of videos under the “Binging with Babish” title that show us how to make some of Tinseltown’s most well-known dishes.

Binging with Babish is a series that brings to life foods from some of Hollywood’s most popular shows and movies, such as Breaking Bad, Seinfeld, and Deadpool.

While some of the dishes you’ll find there will probably ring a bell, there are others you might not even remember as having shown up!

The main theme of this channel, however, is to teach us how to cook using these Hollywood dishes as a reference point, and it does a fantastic job of doing so. A dish doesn’t have to be as famous as Gus Fring’s Los Pollos Hermanos chicken, for example, to make for a fun episode of this series.

So, get your kitchen prepared and get ready to learn how to replicate a selection of dishes that you have probably only seen on the screen before!

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This, however, wasn’t always the case.

Emmy Cho, a food blogger and YouTuber, has a video series called Hard Times which focuses on recipes that were born from times of struggle and food shortage throughout history. From Depression-era desserts to meals that were born in Cuba during economic shortages, Cho makes all kinds of meals that are hard to even imagine consuming for most of us.

Surprisingly, however, Cho often finds that these off-the-wall and strange-sounding recipes turn out to be better than she would have imagined. For example, would you have ever thought that a faux “steak” made from grapefruit peel would ever be edible, much less good?

The Hard Times video series is a fascinating look at culinary innovation in times of struggle. Sometimes, adversity brings innovation like nothing else, and the interesting recipes that Cho prepares in this series are a perfect example of how.

The post The “Hard Times” Recipe Series on YouTube is a Fascinating Look at the Past appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.

As a foodie, this is a common desire many of us feel. Fear not, because there’s a YouTuber who can help us!

Andrew Rea’s YouTube channel has a series of videos under the “Binging with Babish” title that show us how to make some of Tinseltown’s most well-known dishes.

Binging with Babish is a series that brings to life foods from some of Hollywood’s most popular shows and movies, such as Breaking Bad, Seinfeld, and Deadpool.

While some of the dishes you’ll find there will probably ring a bell, there are others you might not even remember as having shown up!

The main theme of this channel, however, is to teach us how to cook using these Hollywood dishes as a reference point, and it does a fantastic job of doing so. A dish doesn’t have to be as famous as Gus Fring’s Los Pollos Hermanos chicken, for example, to make for a fun episode of this series.

So, get your kitchen prepared and get ready to learn how to replicate a selection of dishes that you have probably only seen on the screen before!

The post Learn to Make Hollywood’s Most Famous Dishes with Binging with Babish appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.

This, however, wasn’t always the case.

Emmy Cho, a food blogger and YouTuber, has a video series called Hard Times which focuses on recipes that were born from times of struggle and food shortage throughout history. From Depression-era desserts to meals that were born in Cuba during economic shortages, Cho makes all kinds of meals that are hard to even imagine consuming for most of us.

Surprisingly, however, Cho often finds that these off-the-wall and strange-sounding recipes turn out to be better than she would have imagined. For example, would you have ever thought that a faux “steak” made from grapefruit peel would ever be edible, much less good?

The Hard Times video series is a fascinating look at culinary innovation in times of struggle. Sometimes, adversity brings innovation like nothing else, and the interesting recipes that Cho prepares in this series are a perfect example of how.

The post The “Hard Times” Recipe Series on YouTube is a Fascinating Look at the Past appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.