Pro Chef AMAZED! Babish Making SANJI'S Seafood Risotto! ๐Ÿค๐Ÿš


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Join us today as Babish takes on the challenge of recreating Sanji’s legendary Seafood Risotto from One Piece! Will it live up to …

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  1. @nightshade7240
    @nightshade7240 says:

    I like to make my risotto in the crockpot. That way it doesn't need all the stirring and it comes out perfect to my tastes. I mostly do that because being disabled means being unable to stand at a stove and stir for minutes on end. I still think the best risotto is mushroom and asparagus.

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  2. @NiBorg
    @NiBorg says:

    I've always enjoyed Babish, his/their videos are good entertainment and informative. It's also nice that they're not afraid to show their mistakes resulting in a down to earth feeling.

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  3. @Bassmaster1256
    @Bassmaster1256 says:

    I love you videos. Some many of your dishes look great but they are such small portions. That's the main reason me and the wife don't do fancy restaurants because we always leave hungry. LOL. No, we are not BIG people.

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  4. @Kelrizzo
    @Kelrizzo says:

    It's neat that you lived in the NW. I lived near Bremerton for several years until just about a month ago when I move to the SE United States. I have a difficult time appreciating seafood but still enjoyed the video. I like the attempts at adding some color and new character to the background!

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  5. @ninjawolfgame
    @ninjawolfgame says:

    Alvin Leung from Masterchef Canada put cooking octopus perfectly:
    "if you undercook it its tough and chewy, if you overcook it its dry and chewy."

    editing just to add something else because i can… James, watch adam ragusea's video on risotto myths. its a fairly recent video. trust me, youll like it.

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  6. @joycefrilles
    @joycefrilles says:

    I love watching your videos, Chef James. I always look forward to your perspective as a chef and for being so informative about certain ingredients. Luckily, I was eating when I was watching this video. Looks declious!

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  7. @kilmcm45
    @kilmcm45 says:

    Do more babish ….I love his "cosplay" food ….it's like the pretty ladies with the feet on tic tock and Instagram….. except, you eat it ๐Ÿ˜‚

    Maybe not so different ๐Ÿ˜‚

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  8. @Meme.Supreme
    @Meme.Supreme says:

    has anyone every told you that you're a really good storyteller? I could listen to your stories for hours! and I like the background, I think it perfectly frames you, and matches your personality (:

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  9. @shoesbutsockless
    @shoesbutsockless says:

    I know it's not traditional but if you wanted to make risoto with some non-risoto rice then could you not just supplement the starch? using a cornstarch slurry would probably give you the ideal texture, but you could use a thin roux as well no?

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  10. @gnomevoyeur
    @gnomevoyeur says:

    Babish has always been great. He even named himself after one of the characters in The West Wing – one of my favourite tv shows.

    He expanded his personal channel into "The Babish Culinary Universe" as a bit of a joke reference to the MCU, initially to offer work to Sohla El Wahly in the fallout of the Bon Appetit scandal.

    Sohla has moved on to bigger and better things, because, of course she would, and the BCU has largely become just Babish and Alvin but I still respect the principle. It was a classy move.

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  11. @bocchithecroc
    @bocchithecroc says:

    I don't know if I'm just built different, but I don't tear up while chopping onions, even tried putting up a room temp chopped onion near my eyes out of curiosity and it still had no effect ๐Ÿค”

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  12. @jeffewart4381
    @jeffewart4381 says:

    If you haven't heard, the background in your video is your set, and therefore, everything in it is a tax deductible item. Every knife, pan or rice cooker you buy can go in your set.

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