https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Y6KmE_m0UGw/maxresdefault.jpg00Aaron and Clairehttps://instantpotteacher.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/instant-pot-teacher-video-tutorials-official-logo.pngAaron and Claire2023-01-21 09:38:552023-01-21 09:38:55This Korean BBQ GALBI Rice Bowl Will Change Your LIFE!
I really like your videos but every other title claiming the recipe will change my life gets kind of old, to be honest. I understand it's probably an algorithm thing to get views but it just makes me not wanna watch because it doesn't actually mean anything.
Your cookbook was delivered yesterday and we were very impressed. I think I might order a couple more as gifts. It is very well put together. Galbi is going to happen this weekend and I love the cucumber idea, my mouth is already watering!
5:41 "They'll be like 'Oh, he must know some Korean stuff. He looks so cool!'" That alone would make this video worthwhile! 🙂 Seriously, though. This looks like my kind of thing.
Big tip: If you have molasses, you can make your white sugar to be brown sugar. That's exactly how it's made here in the U.S. since probably decades ago. Just add a little bit of molasses to the sugar, mix it and repeat until the sugar is your desired darkness. Works like a charm and you don't need to worry about the brown sugar caking up in the bag…
Never thought of using Boston butt that way. I'm an American southerner and typically we use that cut to make southern smoked BBQ or a pork roast because it's a bit tougher than other cuts, and works best when cooked 'low and slow'…plus it's a bit fatty and makes incredible BBQ pulled pork. I'm definitely intrigued by this method, and absolutely have to try this now because I'm curious! I can imagine that the marinade does A LOT of work to tenderize the meat due to the acidity from the veggies and stuff….I'm super excited to try it though, as meat prices are super high right now, and Boston butt is a pretty affordable cut and you get a lot of it at once.
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I cooked braised Korean beef Gali Jim
Um… is it cool in Korea to cut meet with scissors?
Only stupid westerners who don’t know better hate on msg. If you use salt use msg (don’t worry bout it)
Warning: never watch this at 2:22 am 🤣
Now I'm really hungry!!! 😭
Great
I love this I am gonna make a dinner for family and friends this is one of the recipes thanks as always aaron and claire ☺️
Love your cookbook! Visiting Seoul in March, could you recommend a few good beef bbq restaurants please?
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I really like your videos but every other title claiming the recipe will change my life gets kind of old, to be honest. I understand it's probably an algorithm thing to get views but it just makes me not wanna watch because it doesn't actually mean anything.
"Success is walking from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm." —Winston Churchill
Your cookbook was delivered yesterday and we were very impressed. I think I might order a couple more as gifts. It is very well put together. Galbi is going to happen this weekend and I love the cucumber idea, my mouth is already watering!
Weekend BBQ sounds perfect! Thank you, Aaron!
5:41 "They'll be like 'Oh, he must know some Korean stuff. He looks so cool!'"
That alone would make this video worthwhile! 🙂 Seriously, though. This looks like my kind of thing.
Looks delicious! 😋 This will be my next dish to make. I'm making your Kalmanduguk recipe tonight. 😊
Want to try this as a rice bowl
You guys should do a collab with Gabie Kook from Korean englishman, she is also a chef
got my cookbook today i'm so exited!
I could eat this every day… it's so simple to make and has so much flavor.
Big tip: If you have molasses, you can make your white sugar to be brown sugar. That's exactly how it's made here in the U.S. since probably decades ago. Just add a little bit of molasses to the sugar, mix it and repeat until the sugar is your desired darkness. Works like a charm and you don't need to worry about the brown sugar caking up in the bag…
I'll be ordering your book here shortly. I have it in my cart but have to make sure some other bills are paid first.
I made the tofu recipe from a few weeks ago, and omg it was heavenly! 🥲
Never thought of using Boston butt that way. I'm an American southerner and typically we use that cut to make southern smoked BBQ or a pork roast because it's a bit tougher than other cuts, and works best when cooked 'low and slow'…plus it's a bit fatty and makes incredible BBQ pulled pork. I'm definitely intrigued by this method, and absolutely have to try this now because I'm curious! I can imagine that the marinade does A LOT of work to tenderize the meat due to the acidity from the veggies and stuff….I'm super excited to try it though, as meat prices are super high right now, and Boston butt is a pretty affordable cut and you get a lot of it at once.
Claire is so spoiled, Oh my she has a personal butler/husband. However, Aaron does a good job keeping his wife/unit happy, lol lol
You keep me from living in the dog house 😆
Can"t wait to try this recipe! Aaron, you need an apron that says "trrrust me" and "don't worry about it" 😄😄