My favorite bit of trivia about Liquid Smoke: in my freshman year of college, I got an internship as a research assistant for a grad student, and she was studying the reproductive cycle of this endangered scrub bush that only grows on northeast USA coast around Cape Cod because its root structure was really important for natural erosion prevention. Anyways. The seeds would only germinate upon exposure to smoke, so the experiment she ran during the school term was to just...soak the seeds in Liquid Smoke and see how much it took to trigger the start of their growth process. It worked too!
@@sparrow4572tbh prolly worth it. i once made cherry syrup and forgot to remove the pits so i got mild cyanide poisoning but man. cherry wood smoked ice cream sounds so good
I love the encouragement to make the recipe with the tree of your choice. Never thought I'd be wanting to make wood ice cream, but here we are! 😅 The ice cream sounds delicious and the bowl is beautiful!
The dish looks so pretty, I love how mountain mahogany looks. The idea of making a smoky ice cream reminded me of lapsang souchong, this really woodsy black tea.
The “what’s in that pile” series has been lots of fun to watch! I remember recently you got honest about what kind of content to make, I think this hits the bullseye. Keep ‘em coming, please!
Your new short for this made me come here and watch the full video. I know you’re trying to get more people to watch the full length and you succeeded! Keep it up! 😊
Wow that hollowing was smooth and beautiful, the shavings looked almost like plastic. Super well done, the form of the dish and spoon go so nice together.
Hey! I love your work, and I hope you continue to make the best chatoyancy vids! Never stop doing your best and keep exploring different woods for us, and we’ll keep liking and subscribing. -Scopes78
God, that's a gorgeous dish - honestly I think this mahogany is more beautiful than the typical mahogany that furniture is made of, all those variations are just lovely
mixing two things that seem like magic, ice cream making and woodworking! amazing! not gonna lie, you've inspired me to start some small projects (mainly woodburning and carving) myself, and i've been using some of your tips in the video, so thanks for that!
You could use a cocktail smoker or the idea of a cocktail smoker. Just light some of the shavings until smoldering then cover with a cold glass, the smoke condenses on the glass and flavors usually a drink. It would be a cool lemonade, maybe combined with spruce tips now that its spring
I rly rly rly hope he explores the world of making liquid smoke - he could make a bunch of varieties from the different types of wood he has in the pile!!
This was so interesting! Thank you for your creativity and the way you share it with us. I love smoked things, never thought about ice cream now I have to try 😋
This is wonderful! I don’t know why I have watched more of your long form videos before! I loved how the bowl came out and the ice cream looked amazing too. 10/10
Had the chance to catch your stream and wasn't expecting the full unedited process to be so interesting. I hope you get the chance to do it again soon.
This is incredible!!! I love watching your videos and learning about different wood. I actually just started to learn about wood working and your channel has help a lot with decisions I needed to make. Keep up the incredible work and have a blessed weekend!
You finely got me- I’ve watched all your shorts asking me to come over to the channel and u always stood strong- but my curiosity got the better of me, and I’m so glad it had!
God, I love this channel. It's just to comfy, and it's super fun to watch how you try new recipies everytime and tell about pretty interesting types of trees. Keep it up, man
I love your videos man, watching you cook and making bowls is awesome, you should make halva, which is a dish thats from india, it a desert and its really good
"but doesn't wood taste bad"? generic vanilla is mostly made from wood pulp! it's also the wooden casks that provide the vanilla notes in whiskey. there's a few trees with completely edible wood, too. people really shouldn't underestimate wood for flavor :)
Thought I'd share since you put out that poll a few weeks ago asking about who watches your short and long term content. I had answered that I only watch your shorts but have since been watching a lot of your long videos.
I was looking forward to this video since the teaser on IG. I knew you were making smoked something but didn't consider ice cream! Also that bowl is incredible looking! The wood is beautiful!
Wow, that sounds really good... thanks for the video. Love the spoon design as well btw. As a fellow spoon carver, well done. Love the bowl too - amazing colours.
I just had a conversation with friends recently about our favourite ice introduced him to your channel. I had to think of the pine nut oce, but thos topps it. I'll have to try this my self.
I would not have thought to put a smoking piece into the milk! I would have ended up trying to somehow smoke the custard, which would have suffered from a lack of surface area. Glad to have learned a better method!
Woooowww this piece today...I cannot believe how beautiful the colors are in that wood, I am in absolute awe and love! 😍😍😍 so smooth and rich in color. I wonder if that kind of tree is the same as the kind on top of my favorite mountain, Humphreys 🤔 I would buy that bowl! Great job
Amazing content!!! Anyone else notice that every time he makes something, he looks out, to his right?! Is there an outside window with trees?!? 😆 These videos are TREE-SOME!
even before sanding and polishing, the bowl was already surprisingly shiny and smooth! i think thats really neat, it’s not something i see from a lot of woodturning videos :O
Justin, this week has been hectic to say the least. It was my last week of school, I'm having some personal issues with myself and it's affecting my relationships around me, and I'm just exhausted by the world. I'm telling you all of this to say thank you. You truly bring a little light to my day, even if I only get to escape for 7 minutes or so... It's worth it and I'll never get tired of it. It's so much fun to see you make things and I love watching your creativity flourish. It helps me want to create more and be who I'm supposed to be, I just wanted to say thank you and keep doing what you're doing. You're impacting my life, I hope that makes the yt grind just a little more worth it. Sincerely Ethan 🤠
kind of off-topic since it's not related to trees or woodworking, but I really really really love the "What's In That *Piiiiileeeeeee*" sound, it's really nice! 😄The harmony sounds really good :)
