British Chef Reviews MORE USA Southern Food!! | BBQ, Fried Chicken, Mac n' Cheese, Biscuits & Gravy 

Thanks so much Ben 🫶

Lots of YT channels have really become what TLC, Discovery etc. used to be.

@@hop-skip-ouch8798 And so many great history channels on YouTuve!! Esp since the tv history channel does almost nothing but non-history reality crap.

100% Agree. I haven't watched TV in years but whenever I go into a bar and they're playing a random show, I can't help but be appalled at how genuinely awful they are compared to some of the content RU-vidrs like Sorted produce. Like I enjoy watching it, but shows like GBBO should at least be able to put in the effort to learn how to say "Pico de Gallo". It's just poor effort.

Video killed the radio star... Internet killed the video star.

It was very cool to see you both in the video, you definitely brought a welcome silliness and cheer to it. Also, you rocked that outfit

Hero

They've got so good they don't have any bloopers

@TubeSurferGeek 😂

@@perhamill There's a Barry blooper in every episode, even when he's not there. 😂

I hope they're collecting them to make a full blooper reel 🤞🤞

@@peteyandjaydee Hope so, that would be awesome.

Agreed, I think it's even more important nowadays to make sure people understand that we can share in eachothers' cultures, respectfully, and build new things together. It's what humanity is all about.

And the queens were so informative and clearly love their city very much. What a lovely opportunity for the Sorted boys ❤

It's called being a normal person

@@sneer0101 To quote Lily Tomlin, "What is " normal"?" It's just a collective hunch."

It was SO GOOD! 😊😊😊

He has dragged up a few times, he's clearly a fan!

I’m actually friends with Miss Devereaux, they’re such a sweetheart

We loved our time there, thanks for having us!

I'm from Atlanta but it was great to see Savannah get the attention it so richly deserves. It gets passed over for Charleston so much (yes, I know Sorted also went there too).

I'm from northwest Georgia, and they did a great job. Disappointed that they actually make gavy biscuits in the thumbnail and didn't actually make any, since that's arguably the biggest southern staple, but great overall.

Agreed! I'm a chef in Athens & I will readily admit that, unless you have weeks of time to cruise backroads, Savannah is the best city in the state for classic Southern fare.

@@jasonwood3405 I'm actually a cook in Athens......small world!

Would love to stumble in to that night out

disgusting, then they go hang out with people so mentally ill they cut off their own dicks. THATS NOT OKAY

Lol 😂. Absolutely. Great stuff and top comment.

What were people saying ?

@@Overyvonne right i wanna know to, what can you even negatively say about this

@@KrisFlicks to put it simply: this video outed some homophobic/drag-phobic bigots.

@@offthesidelines Oh, the southern hospitality that Top Gear featured years ago.

Top comment right here.

We really are very lucky to experience places like this as part of our job, and share our findings with you peeps.

What I’m envious of isn’t that you get to see these places, it’s HOW you get to see and experience them. You’re able to really dive in and see things that the average tourist perhaps wouldn’t. That’s how to visit a new place!

@@celticechowhen I was a kid I spent a lot of time in Savannah with my grandparents, mostly at the beach but there were other things we did like touring around the town, I don't have the best memory of it though, it was over 30 years ago but I want to go back someday and see how much it has changed and what hasn't.

@@SortedFood that's not luck, it's hard work and good choices. You've earned every great experience you have.

Thank Daniel, enjoy the vid 😁

It's called being a normal person. I guess that's hard to come by in the self proclaimed melting pot

Except this is real, and not staged.

Bigger problem that I think he screwed up was over working the dough. If you work it too much it ruins the biscuits. It was pretty clear from seeing the rolled out dough that he over mixed it.

In much of the world, you can buy 'cake flour' which would work too

The right amount of baking powder helps keep em airy too. Also I've never had a square southern biscuit. You roll it out, use a round biscuit cutter, and then roll the rest out for a few more. Whatever's left are some fun shapes to feed the kids. I just wanted to hear how close they got to authentic

This and biscuits are one of those things that look like you’re doing it wrong until suddenly it comes together. And experience is really the only way you know.

@@CupcakeGremlin The problem is you can't tell from looking at the finished biscuit if it was good or not. The difference is in the texture and how it feels when you bite into it. Couple that with inviting southerns to eat and you would never know from any reactions. I came from a family of southerners on one side and yankees on the other. Yankees had no problem criticizing someones cooking to their face. Southerners were the polar opposite and would tell you how much the enjoyed something that tasted like shit, and then discuss it with others about how bad it was after the cook had left. So in this video I doubt we got the real take on what the folks they invited to sample the food really thought. The cooks would only have been able to tell by how the people reacted and even then it can be subtle differences in how things are said that would tell you what they really thought. Asking how you made something or saying that an interesting flavor what did you use are good things they usually mean it doesn't taste right. Hell with southerners manners make life a pain in the ass, they will often offer you something that they really don't want to give you like the last piece of a pie, and expect that you will say no with the understanding that both of you are just being polite... and if you really did want to offer it to them you would offer it again.

As a Texan let me just say that we miss you too. Dont be a stranger and do make sure you come back and visit. Bring the family, we love family.

I spent 4 1/2 years in Alabama, the hospitality and generosity of the people has stuck with me since....and obviously Biscuits and Gravy.

Enjoy Pokhraj!

PLEASE tell me you saw the Charleston episodes! I'm in NC and would love your thoughts

@@meagansefner3215 it was great! You can't go wrong in the Low Country when it comes to food

Miss Jay is a good friend of mine! They’re very sweet, definitely follow them!

You won't be disappointed, been vacationing there for a few years and there's always something new to do or try

That’s how I feel too - definitely need to make a trip to Savannah!

Check out the Savannah Bananas while you're there!

Except for the drag queens

Great idea! Added as a card! Thanks.

How wonderful! They sound like great memories.

@@SortedFood So long as you didn't go out at night alone, you were fine XD

EASY?! Great biscuits ain't an easy endeavor.

@@scandisnowgirl3696 depends who's teaching you 😁

@@Lorin1228 my grandma and my mother. You can make acceptable biscuits easy, but great ones are hard AF to get right and require some kind of old lady voodoo magic to learn. It's a thing that takes a very long time to master and most people who HAVE mastered it don't have an exacting recipe and need to SHOW you how to do it and perfect through practice and feel. Thems just the facts and the biscuits in this video they made are testament to that bc they were flat as hell and not right 🤷‍♀️

@@scandisnowgirl3696 fluffy and light are the way to go 😁 I dunno, maybe mine aren't 'great' but they're super fluffy and buttery 🤷‍♀️

I learned at the side of my Southern grandmama, beginning at the age of 7. I was in my 20s before I could make biscuits without worry.

Thanks so much, we’re glad you enjoyed the episode :)

"And i thought you were a cooking channel" Me too, until they got political with all this...

@@John.Connor_ Poor baby 😢

@@John.Connor_ what’s political about embracing all cultures and allowing people to live their own lives John? I thought guys like you didn’t like people or politicians interfering with their ‘freedoms’ - yet here you are wanting to proscribe what clothes people can wear, who they love, or how they express themselves…

@@John.Connor_ Did we watch the same video? How is this political?

1. They've made political jokes plenty of times over the years and have never shied away from stating their position on inclusivity. 2. They didn't make it political. The bigots and dickheads commenting did

Oh amazing! It’s such a great place huh? Incredible food 😋

@@SortedFood Our kids who live in the Savannah area had their wedding reception dinner at Pink House--great place, great history. I hope you guys got to experience the ARCHITECTURE of Savannah--it is truly unique and the character of the Squares. We're there often, but y'all come on up to Chattanooga sometime soon and we'll be glad to chaperone (smile) and I've an "in" up the road at Jack Daniels where, with all due respect to Mrs. Wilkes, the Miss Mary Bobo boarding house restaurant does that wonderful family style idea proud...with a little help from Jack-infused cinnamon/sugar/butter apples! Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!

How amazing! What’s your pub called Jennifer?

Wonderful story! Where in Wales is your pub?

@@SortedFood Its called the Lletty Hotel in Mostyn, just south of Prestatyn, on the Dee Estuary. Lots of restoration going on, and hopefully we can be open this summer. 300 years old, haunted and has lots of cool history including a secret smugglers tunnel!

@@Shelsight its the Lletty Hotel in Mostyn, North Wales. North of Flint and south of Prestatyn on the Coast Road.

Tbf pretty much any time anyone complains something has "gotten political" it just means its politics they don't like. They wouldn't care otherwise.

Thanks so much!

I was already more than slightly horrified by how much Ben looked to be kneading the biscuit dough & then the rolling pin entered the picture...😱

My boyfriend and I do the same!!

My boyfriend and I always watch SortedFood together as well 🥰

They went to Chicago several years ago, but I’d love to see them up in the UP or somewhere more rural.

@@lulubelle65 Cleveland is my hope! We got some great pizza up here