Sandwiches of Chicken Halibut (1924) on Sandwiches of History⁣

Подписаться 36 тыс.

Просмотров 8 тыс.

50% 1

So, yeah. I looked at the recipe for Sandwiches of Chicken Halibut from The Boston Cooking School Cook Book of 1924 and got so distracted by figuring out what chicken halibut was that I somehow missed that the recipe did not call for bread. At all. I did, however, notice that AFTER I bought the expensive ingredients. Le sigh. Anyway, today’s video is a bit of a long one so stop what you’re doing because I’m about to ruin the image and the style that you’re used to (sorry, just seeing if you were still reading). Oh, and there were audio issues too. It was a hot mess of a shoot, folks.
Pre-order your copy of Sandwiches of History: The Cookbook!
www.amazon.com/Sandwiches-His...
Sign up for my weekly recap email!
sandwichesofhistory.substack....
Snag some Sandwiches of History hoodies, t-shirts, beanies, and more!
www.sandwichesofhistory.com/m...
⁣
⁣
⁣
⁣
⁣
#SandwichesOfChickenHalibut #oddsandwiches #inthechipswithbarry #sandwichesofhistory #historic-sandwiches #oldsandwiches #oldrecipes #sandwichesofyoutube #sandwichesofourhistory #RedandWhiteStores #TheBostonCookingSchoolCookBook #1924

Опубликовано:

24 июн 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 109

@1GrilledFoot 22 дня назад

It was almost upsetting to see delicious halibut crushed into a paste only to be served with...more halibut and watered down hollandaise.

@EkimGram 22 дня назад

I've never heard the word 'forcemeat' used so frequently in such a small amount of time.

@Sarah_Grant 22 дня назад

Yes...awkward 😬 But now we all have some new lingo to impress our friends and family...😂

@QuadeQuick 22 дня назад

I had to "force" myself not to hear him saying "horsemeat."

@robertspence831 22 дня назад

First time in 63 years I've heard that word.

@TheSaw410 22 дня назад

Basically how McDonald's makes all chicken items.

@NineteenEightyFive 22 дня назад

Extremely unappetizing when discussing food 🤢

@RealHeyMark 22 дня назад

This looks like something the fanciest restaurant in Akron, Ohio would have had as a nightly special in 1983.

@ChurchladyHmm 22 дня назад

Tho, they might not have heard of halibut

@MackZmac 16 дней назад

At least they had Luigi’s pizza!

@x2c.diamundz 22 дня назад

Here's today's drinking game folks, take a shot each time he says 'forcemeat' I am not responsible for resulting alcohol poisoning

@davidmurphy8364 22 дня назад

I love the “we’ll be right back” music😂😂

@frankmacleod2565 22 дня назад

I used to fish halibut in Alaska. Caught 400 pounds worth in an afternoon once. Honestly would never have thought to cook anything like this. Strange recipe.

@prdgrizzly7551 22 дня назад

I can't believe this channel only has 34.8k subscribers. This is a daily TREAT! Keep it up Barry!

@thatguy04444 21 день назад

I hope everyone gets a better daily treat than this halibut abomination though.

@SandwichesofHistory 21 день назад

Thank you!

@lucblanchard4116 20 дней назад

I think a lot of people tune in on IG and TikTok!

@burtbacarach5034 22 дня назад

Pretty underwhelming sandwich,but I'm glad you made it,just for the halibut....

@DeborahMaufer 22 дня назад

🙄😄

@dsr58 22 дня назад

Lol

@dsr58 22 дня назад

What a waste of good halibut!

@it_buddy 22 дня назад

'Chicken' used to mean 'chick.' So chicken halibut could be like, baby halibut

@ginnyweatherbee7941 22 дня назад

It gets even weirder, the large ones are apparently called barn doors

@DeborahMaufer 22 дня назад

🤔 How to make dinner sound *really* appealing!

@PamIAmChronicles 22 дня назад

that watery hollandaise ..... broke my heart lol

@bostonrailfan2427 22 дня назад

it’s true and it’s in use still: small halibuts are chicken, large are barn doors according to NOAA…as for why? it’s a play on chicks, as in babies

@ilznidiotic 22 дня назад

Let this be a lesson to you, kids: hard work is never worth it.

@larryives4589 22 дня назад

So the Hollandaise was literally weaksauce...LOL

@GhostManBrandonDDpre 21 день назад

When you first said the secret ingredient, I thought you said "Horse Meat". I had that in Italy in the 80's, but I'm not in a hurry to have it again. I admire your work today, but I'll leave this one to history. Cheers.

@zepwarren2995 21 день назад

This was a mouthful episode. literally and and physically

@karlsteffen7804 21 день назад

The dedication.

@dthejc 22 дня назад

Some days you put two ingredients on bread. Other days you go Heston Blumenthal.

@femalism1715 22 дня назад

I can think of dozens of other ways to prepare halibut sandwiches.

@8ullfrog 10 дней назад

I admire that you follow the recipe, even when they get things wrong, like the hollandaise sauce. It's true dedication to craft. A quick warning, apparently the bobs burgers cookbook messed up the spice ratio severely, so if you follow those recipes to the letter, you probably won't enjoy your sandwich!

@BrentBlueAllen 22 дня назад

Acme bread? That's mighty generous of you

@sobreiro 22 дня назад

I like the timelapse bossa nova

@TheSaw410 22 дня назад

Old Bay. McCormick Baltimore MD. Top quality!! Also try J.O. Spice which is the actual spice used to properly steam blue crabs.

@lelandgaunt9985 22 дня назад

Use tha fooorrrccccweeee. Herbert

@bmolitor615 22 дня назад

THAT!!?? was a JOURNEY...

@DeborahMaufer 22 дня назад

Destination Dullsville....

@bmolitor615 8 дней назад

@@DeborahMaufer thanks Debbie D

@ilenus5481 22 дня назад

This is now part of my schedule

@SandwichesofHistory 21 день назад

Right on

@WardNH 22 дня назад

forcemeat /fôrs′mēt″/ noun 1. Finely ground and highly spiced meat, fish, or poultry that is served alone or used in stuffing. 2. Meat chopped fine and highly seasoned, either served up alone, or used as a stuffing. 3. Mixture of ground raw chicken and mushrooms with pistachios and truffles and onions and parsley and lots of butter and bound with eggs.

@shawnbottom4769 22 дня назад

I'm pretty sure this is the recipe that Marco Pierre White forced Gordon Ramsay to make that in turn made Gordon cry.

@Nerfunkal 21 день назад

"Gordon chose to cry." -Marco 😂

@1970boobear 22 дня назад

There used to be a restaurant in our neighborhood that would serve "$6 steamed Chick lobsters"... The term meant small lobster. Must be a seafood thang

@ericmiles6413 22 дня назад

You all never heard of "chicken lobster" same idea here.

@rudyfan1926 21 день назад

Acme herb slab or onion slab are delish!

@melissalambert7615 22 дня назад

Have this cookbook, mine is green. That long ago in the Boston area halibut was cheap. Even when I lived in the area in the 1970-80s it was not expensive. Places would sell "scrod" about same price as a chicken dinner. Scrod being a baby Halibut, Cod or other whitefish. Glad your plus up was a tasty bread.

@Sarah_Grant 22 дня назад

The OG Chicken of the Sea! 😅 And sandwich just meaning "things between things with a sauce topping," I believe, instead of "things between bread." This looks to be a starter or light lunch (made by the many servants and all the credit going to Madam, of course...) 😂😂😂

@phlogistanjones2722 21 день назад

Historically smallish ~1# or 500g lobsters were referred to as "chicken lobsters". You can still on occasion see them for sale in seaside or local just off the boat type situations.

@CarlB_1962 22 дня назад

If the effort required to make a sandwich translated into flavour, this should’ve tasted amazing. Your disappointment was palpable.

@MrRedFoxorMrelzorrorojo 22 дня назад

This seems like if you deep fried your forcemeats (after forming into patties) you could make it good.

@rs8751 21 день назад

With the Tracy Jordan Meat Machine, meat is the new bread!!!

@kyugull 22 дня назад

Huh! I had never heard the word "forcemeat" before. Interesting!

@gwazz 21 день назад

The American soul has always yearned to process food.

@DigiRangerScott 22 дня назад

If you see yourself watering down something that doesn’t need it like the Hollandaise sauce there’s got to be a veto on that step if ever considered to be remade

@BnaBreaker 22 дня назад

Elevator music record *ACHIEVED*

@user-zk4fl8er4h 22 дня назад

Barry...how much free time in your day do you have?!? Also I really don't love the word "forcemeat..."

@SandwichesofHistory 21 день назад

This one was definitely a time suck.

@edunn2805 21 день назад

That was a heck of a lot of money and work for a sad result that was not your fault. You deserve an online / real-life shopping trip for a fabulous new shirt to lift your spirits. Perhaps one with chickens or fish on it . . . discreet and tasteful, of course.

@jbolty 22 дня назад

Small lobsters are called chix also

@EricTheCleric93 22 дня назад

Fish...PAAASTE!!

@1nliveontwitch 21 день назад

The fish is the BREAD!!!

@infoscholar5221 21 день назад

I think, from the degree of work, this was prepared for the folks "upstairs," dear Barry, do you not agree?

@danieljmitro 22 дня назад

I'm enjoying these more unconventional sandwiches.

@CarlosRodriguez-dd4sb 22 дня назад

That's a lot of work for a Sammich Rescue episode.

@dennispeery5166 18 дней назад

How did no one catch the Digital Underground reference in your description!

@banditoandy9784 19 дней назад

They also have small lobsters called chicken lobsters.

@mhartan 22 дня назад

Capers and tarragon? [Althought the tarragon might clash a bit with the rosemary in the bread.]

@mikalagounaris2371 22 дня назад

You know how people say "fishing for success"? They really tried!

@davidfulton179 22 дня назад

On tomorrow's show: lobster roll on Ezekiel bread with COVID-era Taco Bell Diablo Sauce from my glove compartment.

@jaredhills82 13 дней назад

Flounder is the name of a small halibut

@DoggoneNexus 21 день назад

Yeah the original I feel is really stretching the definition of "sandwich." Overall this was a very confusing episode - so the chicken forcemeat is chicken served on chicken halibut which is fish not chicken, also served with fish forcemeat which is fish. Man, give me a nice elucidating hot salad cheesewich any day. (rest assured this comment was written in jest)

@thatguy04444 21 день назад

So many of these recipes are explained by the state of dentistry 100 years ago.

@davidfulton179 22 дня назад

I never would have imagined a sandwich could be improved by simply putting it on bread! I suppose the originating chef was one of those pedantic sorts of who was happy to use "sandwich" in only the technical connotation of the term. But like being "sandwiched" between armrest colonists on a Southwest flight, much of the pleasure associated with that term tends to get squeezed out.

@frankmacleod2565 22 дня назад

in fishing terms, a "chicken" is indeed a small halibut. I've slayed many a chicken but would still prefer a hundred pounder.

@bostonrailfan2427 22 дня назад

so a barn door

@frankmacleod2565 22 дня назад

@@bostonrailfan2427 haha yep. Chickens are more tender than a barn door, but the door will feed more mouths. My biggest was 148 pounds.

@bostonrailfan2427 22 дня назад

@@frankmacleod2565 barn door probably has more flavor due to that lack of tenderness compared with the chicken…but yeah: more out of a catch is always good!

@WriterSnider 22 дня назад

I’m not sure how I feel about this. I’m going to go have a nap.

@DeborahMaufer 22 дня назад

Even bacon couldn't save this!

@karlsteffen7804 21 день назад

Mayonnaise sandwich when?

@jbaker5054 16 дней назад

For the lack of bread alone, I'd dock it down to 1 - fish on fish is not a sandwich... it's fish.

@marym434 22 дня назад

Are you saying force meat?

@SandwichesofHistory 21 день назад

...a lot

@marym434 21 день назад

@@SandwichesofHistory Haha! OK!

@ValorousKnight 21 день назад

*Farce*

@saraschneider6781 22 дня назад

What in the...

@spinni81 20 дней назад

This is one weird sandwich.

@niellahell 22 дня назад

“sandwich”””

@mercster 22 дня назад

Hah, how odd. Thanks.

@larrykay7670 22 дня назад

I know you're excercising copious amounts of editing for excursions like this but, maybe at the end, it would be good to know how long the entire process actually took.

@dsr58 22 дня назад

Ick