Lucas Sin's Lo Mai Gai (Sticky Rice in Lotus Leaf) | The Secret Sauce with Grossy Pelosi


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In this episode of The Secret Sauce with Grossy Pelosi, we step into the impeccably clean kitchen of Lucas Sin! Dan joins Lucas to …

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  1. bleheHeh
    bleheHeh says:

    Can we talk about how relatable his kitchen and home are? I mean it's way more tidy and organized (and what is that clay pitcher he has??), but I too do not have nearly enough counter space 😩 Respect ✊

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  2. Tiffany
    Tiffany says:

    More Lucas on F52! I’ve always learned a lot of great techniques from him that don’t seem to be well-known. Also Dan’s shirt is ❤ – if anyone has a clue where it’s from, please let me know!!

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  3. Begonia Nyt
    Begonia Nyt says:

    @food52 – why do we need grossy pelosi in this video? Why do we still need a white men and women introducing us to non-white chefs??????? Please just let them do their own teaching PLEASE (don't Bon Appetit)

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  4. Todd
    Todd says:

    Looks amazing, will try to make following you. Btw , he was a good sport in trying to help , lol. Also, loved how Lucas was very smooth in explaining how not to stir rice , LOL

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  5. Barry Webber
    Barry Webber says:

    Wow, I see why Mr.Sin received his best chef award in 2021! I can’t get to one of his restaurants at the moment but just love having this “taste” brought to me by YouTube! Thank you for producing and bringing the genius of a talented young man to the world! Can’t wait to see more! Cheers

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  6. Josephsf2
    Josephsf2 says:

    Food52 couldn't have paired two better personalities together. I feel Dan really brings out a side of Lucas we haven't seen before. I love these two guys together. So compatible. PLEASE make more videos with these guys. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

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  7. Jeremy Choo
    Jeremy Choo says:

    What Lucas doesn't tell you is that the skin of of the preserved sausages need to be removed before you slice them. This can be done by just steaming them or blanching them until the skin becomes opaque, at which point, it's easy to remove. And for the amount of rice that's being used in the video, for goodness sake, use more than just 2 salted egg yolks🤦‍♂

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