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Sichuan-Style Hot and Sour Eggplant (Yu Xiang Qie Zi) | Kenji's Cooking Show 

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A Sichuan classic, and easy to do at home as it doesn't require a crazy hot wok setup. Here's the full recipe (which I didn't follow, but you can): www.seriouseat...
Smoky eggplant combined with pickled chilies and fermented bean paste for a hot, sour, sweet, and funky dish. If you don't like eggplant, this is the dish that may win you over. Or it may not, in which case, don't cook it again!
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@ajaymurali97
@ajaymurali97 4 года назад
I wish someone would love me like Kenji loves his Sous-chef Eric.
@Chef_PC
@Chef_PC 4 года назад
It puts the pickles in the bin or else it gets the hose again!
@organizerbmo
@organizerbmo 4 года назад
adopt me daddy Kenji
@luciano53688
@luciano53688 4 года назад
My man Kenji went to the restaurant to check if sous-chef Eric is still chained on the basement.
@SmuttyNLP
@SmuttyNLP 4 года назад
He's there curing meats
@z363652798
@z363652798 4 года назад
It puts the lotion in the basket
@Val-yq7pt
@Val-yq7pt 4 года назад
Meticulously fermenting vegetables
@haydenneetz9255
@haydenneetz9255 4 года назад
😂💀
@chilepeulla
@chilepeulla 4 года назад
Whazzat oh man 😂😂😂, this is the best comment in the whole comments section and it’s buried within another comment. I’m glad I found it though
@philipgallagher69420
@philipgallagher69420 4 года назад
sous chef eric. such a main yet mysterious character
@Jounsy1-cl
@Jounsy1-cl 4 года назад
Friendship ended with Binging with Babish, now Kenji López is my best friend.
@NeverMind353
@NeverMind353 4 года назад
Why not both?
@e8ghtmileshigh1
@e8ghtmileshigh1 4 года назад
@@NeverMind353 one is a cook and one is entertainment
@MindbodyMedic
@MindbodyMedic 4 года назад
@@Noah-wv4td Kenji can be trusted on things. You know he has obsessively figured out the quickest most effective way to do certain things. I do not like Babish's obsession with inane pop culture food but he's a good guy all the same with great content
@dre8477
@dre8477 4 года назад
God Is In The Details i watch babish because of his sense of humor. I watch kenji to gain food knowledge
@JohnHausser
@JohnHausser 4 года назад
Kenji > BB
@johnyeah183
@johnyeah183 4 года назад
Sichuanness here, Yu Xiang Qie Zi is a very common family classic and it can be done in many ways. Your version looks awesome:) Getting the moisture out is crucial to get eggplant related dishes done right. I usually just directly sprinkle salt to eggplants, wait a while and then squeeze the moisture out. But i really like the way you did here! Most ppl prefer frying the eggplant before sauté but if you want something less oily, you could try steam the eggplant instead of frying it, the rest procedure stays the same. (always love your takes on many chinese dishes, keep up the good work)
@PlayFoodSG
@PlayFoodSG 4 года назад
Great tips thanks so much! Yu xiang qie zi is one of my favourite Sichuan dishes 😋
@Emperorerror
@Emperorerror 4 года назад
Hey, thanks for the info! That's helpful. My question is -- where does the sourness come from in this dish? Is it the pickled chilis and fermented bean paste?
@johnyeah183
@johnyeah183 4 года назад
@@Emperorerror the sourness comes from the dark vinegar. usually u will need to prepare a small portion of sauce, a mixture of white sugar & dark vinegar. The bean paste is used mainly to add the distinct Sichuan style salty/savory flavor.
@kyleclef
@kyleclef 3 года назад
Ah! I always make fish-fragrant Chicken or pork because I don't want to deep fry because it's quite unhealthy for mid week. I love your tips! I didn't realise there were other methods of doing aubergines/eggplants.. I love the idea of steaming them before stir frying...how long should I steam them for and should I salt them before?
@johnyeah183
@johnyeah183 3 года назад
@@kyleclef ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bJLjJ-qF89I.html
@caneman05
@caneman05 4 года назад
Love watching Kenji mess up a little like a normal home chef would. Makes him much more relatable that a cooking show where all the ingredients are laid out in tiny glass cups. This series is the best thing to come from quarantine.
@imsobraveify
@imsobraveify 4 года назад
These have been such killer content during quarantine. Thanks for all the effort.
@amymelissamargolis249
@amymelissamargolis249 4 года назад
Saved my sanity 💯
@TheVGrdifyer
@TheVGrdifyer 4 года назад
I really enjoy how you actually explain what you do, and why you do it. It makes the content way more engaging, I feel like I'm actually learning, rather than just watching
@vegunbtw
@vegunbtw 4 года назад
Yes Kenji! As a vegan I still love your cooking style and have learned a lot about my own cooking. So glad you are making a vegan dish on this episode.
@sishil2654
@sishil2654 4 года назад
2:51 “It seems counterintuitive that ...” Go on kenji, drop that knowledge on us
@alanrice6210
@alanrice6210 4 года назад
Well, if you want to be technical, the solute concentration doesn't matter. Concentration is never the driving force for diffusion. The driving force is always a difference in the chemical potential. It just so happens that the concentration difference is proportional to the chemical potential difference for almost anything you'd ever do in the kitchen.
@JKenjiLopezAlt
@JKenjiLopezAlt 4 года назад
@Alan Rice Edit: I’m an asshole. Your comment is fine.
@alanrice6210
@alanrice6210 4 года назад
@@JKenjiLopezAlt I wasn't trying to be rude - I definitely enjoy the content you create. Was just trying to share some knowledge.
@milesedgeworth946
@milesedgeworth946 4 года назад
@@alanrice6210 any sentence that has "technically" or some variation of the sentiment can safely be ignored. your comment fulfills the requirement. no one cares.
@amirulazizol844
@amirulazizol844 4 года назад
@@alanrice6210 I agree. It's annoying when people correct each other on the internet and shame each other for not knowing, but you were just sharing some information. Nothing wrong with that.
@leyzork
@leyzork 4 года назад
Commenting to show my appreciation for the "peer pressure" joke.
@karmahavok
@karmahavok 4 года назад
Dad joke game on point.
@Tearyatobitz
@Tearyatobitz 4 года назад
*They osmotic pressured me into doing it, I swear!*
@mwrkhan
@mwrkhan 4 года назад
If Shabu was there it would be perfect.
@mauree1618
@mauree1618 4 года назад
He should have a little picture frame as a stand-in.
@redflags6583
@redflags6583 4 года назад
When somebody says Shaoxing wine some American whispers in my ear, "Liaojiu aka Shaoxing wine."
@donbushek
@donbushek 4 года назад
Its creepy that we’re all hanging out in the same places. .
@austentallman1427
@austentallman1427 4 года назад
@@yanikkunitsin1466 based on what? It seems like someone living in the country would have a better sense of things than someone who gets their impression/information secondhand
@doc.l
@doc.l 3 года назад
That same American whispers sweet nothings into my ear in broken Cantonese
@vaguelydeltarunethemedsocks
@vaguelydeltarunethemedsocks 4 года назад
As someone trying to improve their knife skills, these 1st person pov videos are crazy helpful in addition to being great cooking videos! Thanks for putting all this stuff on here for free, my cooking has genuinely improved since I subscribed lol
@coreywilson5707
@coreywilson5707 4 года назад
I feel privileged to be watching a king complete his craft whilst i dwell about uni assignments at 12:00am (Australia time)
@VeronicaCBurgess
@VeronicaCBurgess 4 года назад
No matter how simple I think the dish your making seems by the title, I always walk away having learned something. The way you put valuable techniques into practice teaches me to be a better home cook. Thank you! ☺️
@Zetsubou515
@Zetsubou515 4 года назад
I would really like to see Sous Chef Eric's pickled Fresno recipe.
@catherineharan5431
@catherineharan5431 4 года назад
I love how you give a science lesson at the same time. I really appreciate your videos! They are so interesting.
@catherineharan5431
@catherineharan5431 4 года назад
@@logancurtis9994 what?
@malcot0414
@malcot0414 4 года назад
@@logancurtis9994 what?
@godsculte
@godsculte 4 года назад
DAMN Kenji knows WANG GANG? HOLY SHIT hes a real OG
@scraglor1
@scraglor1 4 года назад
Kenji is my fave chef. But Wang Gang. Man he is a favourite too. Worlds colliding
@canIgetuhhh
@canIgetuhhh 4 года назад
I really enjoy how you educate the audience on the microbiology/metabolic behavior of animal and plant cells as it relates to cooking.
@trinavilla1113
@trinavilla1113 4 года назад
kenji’s bracelet 🥰
@HolyGorilla
@HolyGorilla 4 года назад
kandi kid kenji
@JohnHausser
@JohnHausser 4 года назад
Kenji is definitely the best cooking youtuber. I like STCG, Adam Ragusea, Joshua Weisman and NACS but Kenji is the best
@tylerharrell5671
@tylerharrell5671 4 года назад
Binging With Babish?
@AngelPerez-dw8ou
@AngelPerez-dw8ou 4 года назад
This dude really taught us some chemistry lmao
@deadfr0g
@deadfr0g 4 года назад
I show up here for the chemistry, hahaha.
@riolu8894
@riolu8894 4 года назад
MohawkWarrior76 uh u mean biology?
@ianbridges6040
@ianbridges6040 4 года назад
Riolu 88 it’s both, science overlaps.
@riolu8894
@riolu8894 4 года назад
Ian Bridges diffusion & osmosis are mostly biology haha
@SuchirAgarwalepicface
@SuchirAgarwalepicface 4 года назад
@@riolu8894 their main applications are def in biology but at the core they're primarily chemical concepts
@2ndbar
@2ndbar Год назад
I made this tonight. It helped that you shared the flavor profile so that I could tweak the sauce. This was the first time that I liked eggplant. My daughter-in-law from China loved it too. She wasn't just saying that to make me feel good because she had seconds.
@yichengqian455
@yichengqian455 4 года назад
Kenji I love how you do authentic Chinese food while using ingredients and tools that are available outside China. Chef Wang Gang is great but sometimes I can’t get special Sichuan ingredients that he used.
@toughluck2012
@toughluck2012 4 года назад
Fun pronunciation tip for Qie Zi! It's like the Chinese version of "say cheese!" when you're taking a picture - you gotta smile to say it! "Say eggplant" :D
@riolu8894
@riolu8894 4 года назад
Peter or 西瓜甜不甜?(is watermelon sweet?) and you reply with 甜!(sweet!/yes) haha
@spacelegos4964
@spacelegos4964 4 года назад
Kenji could upload a video of him talking while watching a pot of water boil for 20 minutes and I would still watch it.
@VanityCyan
@VanityCyan 3 года назад
Honestly.... True AF
@johnnyrose796
@johnnyrose796 4 года назад
I swear i never learn so much useful and random stuff in a cooking video . Best cooking show !
@rafaelgollach74
@rafaelgollach74 2 года назад
Love it when Kenji does vegetarian dishes ❤️❤️🎉
@TheBertjeT
@TheBertjeT 4 года назад
Wang Gang often uses alcohol to remove smells from meat. He also washes meat to remove blood, and soaks spices in alcohol. Why don't we do this is western cuisine, and can you make a video on similar basics? Edit: oh he also roasts salt and pours hot oil over spices and finished dishes.
@999a0s
@999a0s 4 года назад
this is gonna sound mean, but Western culinary education's heavy reliance on French cooking orthodoxy means it's heavily behind the curve in certain ways. French cooking is advanced in it's own way, but it's narrow in flavor and technique (even if those flavors and techniques are developed to their peak). it only offers a small subset of the world's cooking techniques and flavors. China is damn near as big as Europe, has almost double Europe's population, has an extremely long culinary history, a heavily food-based culture, and is very regional. Chinese cuisine is gigantic and advanced. tons of techniques, flavors, etc that Western cooking educators aren't even aware of a lot of the time.
@TheBertjeT
@TheBertjeT 4 года назад
@@999a0s Didn't sound mean ;). And we should have learned by now. Maybe Kenji can help us integrate these techniques.... hint hint!
@KillerUnicorn586
@KillerUnicorn586 4 года назад
@@999a0s also spices aren't heavily used in western cuisine so a lot of techniques associated with them aren't too well known to a lot of people. But then you'll have western techniques which aren't known in other countries so it balances out
@kjart
@kjart 4 года назад
@@999a0s I think it would be more fair (and accurate) to say that different regions have different techniques, not that one is behind the 'curve'. Also fairly dismissive to imply that French cuisine is homogenous and not regional as well.
@ytreece
@ytreece 4 года назад
@@999a0s I agree with you. Techniques in western cooking lag behind with respect to roasting spices, cooking them in oil, and using a large variety of herbs and spices. Chinese cooking history is fascinating and you could study it for years and still have much to learn. Asian cooking (especially Indian, Thai, and Chinese) is so awesome in general. Mediterranean as well. I find myself eating primarily from those backgrounds combined with the southern US I learned when I was young. And the southern stuff originated in the African continent.
@hubertc3366
@hubertc3366 4 года назад
Really refreshing to hear a scientific explanation, that is easy to understand, for stuff in cooking.
@jimwbaldwin
@jimwbaldwin 3 года назад
I made this using the video, it was freaking delicious. Served with sweet sesame broccoli and tofu, and biang biang noodles. Very good.
@zlatanonkovic2424
@zlatanonkovic2424 2 года назад
These first person view videos help me immensly to improve my kitchen skills. Thank you so much for uploading them!
@lcglazer
@lcglazer 4 года назад
I love my eggplant in cubes vs strips because the latter turns out too mushy and the former holds form better with a meaty texture. I never ate eggplant on a regular basis until I had the Hong Shao Qie Zi, the other classic eggplant dish, and now it's one of my favorites. This sauce is milder than the Yu Xiang, which is a bit strong flavored for me.
@Simple-Guy
@Simple-Guy 4 года назад
Kenji's is the only cooking show, where I'm still learning something. :)
@jackreid938
@jackreid938 4 года назад
Used to eat this dish every day when I was a vegetarian studying abroad in Hangzhou. Looks delish!
@henndawg42069
@henndawg42069 Год назад
Just bought your Wok book along with all the equipment...never had this much fun cooking thanks to the recipes of you and Chinese Cooking Demystified. Thank you!
@PresidentBarackbar
@PresidentBarackbar 4 года назад
When I saw Fuchsia Dunlop make this with Daniel over on SE and called it one of her favorite dishes of all time, I had to go out and try it. A few months ago I had an opportunity to go to Chengdu Taste and it was a revelation. Never in my life would I have guessed that I could love a vegetable dish so much, but it really is that good.
@mrhankkingsley
@mrhankkingsley 4 года назад
Glad to see you watch Wang Gang as well! BTW, his name is pronounced more like Won Gon but wang gang sounds mad gangster lmao
@Cruz_120
@Cruz_120 4 года назад
your daughter is very good on making braceletes
@andrewbryant4259
@andrewbryant4259 4 года назад
Kenji is my spirit animal. "Oops forgot to add *insert ingredient here* " except he actually adds it. I just tell my family it's a new recipe
@anythingg00394
@anythingg00394 4 года назад
Sous Chef Eric is my favorite character in this plot line.
@smallandugly
@smallandugly 2 года назад
As a chemist his explaination of osmosis is so much fun :-)
@brianharris2098
@brianharris2098 4 года назад
Kenji is a physicist, chemist, biologist, and chef!
@brianharris2098
@brianharris2098 4 года назад
He was talking about the early universe when he was talking nucleozation sites or whatever, what a god
@tylerharrell5671
@tylerharrell5671 4 года назад
The better you understand the science behind why the food behaves and tastes the way it does, the better you can cook
@brianharris2098
@brianharris2098 4 года назад
@@tylerharrell5671 oh yeah 100%, I'm a line cook!
@karanbuntval8943
@karanbuntval8943 4 года назад
Kenji, your analogies give me life.
@rob0tmassacre
@rob0tmassacre 4 года назад
Love watching these unedited cooking videos. I've been following the seriouseats recipe for a long time, and this video helped me realize I probably wasn't salting the water enough. I love the tip for quick picking chilies in the online recipe because I never have paojiao at home.
@celalcaner66
@celalcaner66 4 года назад
This guy out here persuading me to eat vegetables... god damn that looked good 😤
@ytreece
@ytreece 4 года назад
Vegetables is where it’s at. The more you get into knowing where they come from (your local farmers) the better they are. It’s so satisfying to know who grew what you’re eating. Try a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) box. They deliver to your area, and you get weird shit you gotta figure out what to do with.
@1easymoney155
@1easymoney155 4 года назад
It's practical food that even I as a beginner can try to cook
@vivalavelveeta
@vivalavelveeta 4 года назад
Kenji is like Harold McGee, Alton Brown & Gordon Ramsay all mixed into one person. It’s fucking great.
@Max-cs1dn
@Max-cs1dn 2 года назад
3:30 that analogy is brilliant! LOL
@KorraTransPhoenix
@KorraTransPhoenix Год назад
That is an amazing analogy! 😆 And now I know how osmosis works. And that my school was awful. LUL
@mastercheif878
@mastercheif878 4 года назад
The way you said Qie Zi made it sound like "cut chicken" lmao
@cinemaocd1752
@cinemaocd1752 4 года назад
Brining eggplant is some galaxy brained $hit. I'm in awe.
@benrinehart7776
@benrinehart7776 4 года назад
LOVE the food chemistry discussion
@ayushmanbhowmik2139
@ayushmanbhowmik2139 4 года назад
Kenji sounds so cute when he says oops lmao
@nosjax9650
@nosjax9650 4 года назад
I'm not generally a fan of eggplant, but this looks great. The only other Eggplant dish I've enjoyed was by Chef Peter Chang. They're breaded and fried egg plants, that have about the same moisture content and texture as a french fry. They're delicious and I don't know how to replicate it. Hoping you can teach us the way Kenji. Keep up the videos!
@KumaBun
@KumaBun 4 года назад
It makes me happy to know that I use the same brands of sauces as you. :) I think I even spy a Korin knife?? Maybe? I only own one knife and I'm glad to know that having a high-quality knife make a world of a difference during prepping.
@alexandrameister8543
@alexandrameister8543 4 года назад
Hello,Kenji,thank you very much for your great and beautiful cooking and for sure all the little hints of a professional. Lets see how I treat eggplant,wich is one of my favourites. I dice it,salt the dices,letting rest till water comes out,then give it a quick rince to get off the exess of salt,then dry it with a cotton kitcken towel,put it in a cup and season it quickely with little bit of oil and sometimes garlic or maybe they need more salt.then roast it on a parchment paper in the oven at 160 to 180 celsius for at least 30 min.....this a great way for taking them to freezer or marinate them too.After 45 min I can use them for italian parmigiana,which wont be dropping of all this good seasoned oil which mostly is left in the platter. Again great thank you and looking forward to more videos of yours The best to you and your family A.
@Ace_Hunter_lives
@Ace_Hunter_lives 2 года назад
It's interesting...I made this dish tonight using Fuschia Dunlop's recipe and it bore little resemblance to Kenji's, however, whatever it is that Kenji makes in this video looks really good :) That being said, "fish flavored" is as much of a flavor profile as it is a strict, by-the-numbers recipe, and Kenji looks like he basically gets to a similar flavor profile using quite a few different ingredients. I absolutely love the wet-brine and "dry fry" approach- such a great alternative to deep frying. Never would have thought of it myself without this video!
@italiana626sc
@italiana626sc 4 года назад
Kenji's Cooking / Chemistry / Botany Show
@mervininfantraj4600
@mervininfantraj4600 4 года назад
I love kenji's analogies lmao
@richardmui4745
@richardmui4745 4 года назад
You say "wok hay" really legitimizes this video for me. Good job.
@BlackxxRose3
@BlackxxRose3 4 года назад
When he touched the eggplant that was IN the sizzling oil 😐 this man is a god.
@mrfroopy
@mrfroopy 4 года назад
Since you live in San Mateo, have you had what they used to call Clay Pot Eggplant but now they call it Eggplant with garlic sauce, but it is really Fish Fragrant style at Z and Y in SF.. its the best version I have ever had and it includes some wood ear and slivered bamboo shoot for texture.along with the usual sweet and sour and pickled chiles. its simply the best version I have had.
@evanwalker4672
@evanwalker4672 4 года назад
I need chubby emu to use that alcohol analogy for water moving towards salt. Legendary
@homumu
@homumu 4 года назад
whats the type of camera stuck on the wok?
@cbryn467
@cbryn467 4 года назад
One of the best parts about par-frying the eggplants is you get that brilliant purple color. I really like the dish but I'm not exactly equipped for heavy frying/wok-work.
@awdrifter3394
@awdrifter3394 4 года назад
Love the First Wok View. The version I'm used to actually would have some salted fish in there, but that might be the Guangdong/Canton style.
@edwardjamesjr1
@edwardjamesjr1 3 года назад
Great description of diffusion as the migration of people towards alcohol at a wedding 😂
@tyroilsmoochie-wallace95
@tyroilsmoochie-wallace95 4 года назад
Kenji, come for the cooking, stay for the science lessons.
@262newchannel
@262newchannel 4 года назад
That analogy of osmotic pressure is what I needed when I took biology, it makes a lot of sense!
@VeronicaCBurgess
@VeronicaCBurgess 4 года назад
I wish Kenji could keep up this pace! It’ll be back to pre-COVID-19 soon (hopefully) and Kenj will have to run the restaurant. 😟😢😞 Bittersweet. Free culinary classes will be over!
@Joep00
@Joep00 4 года назад
Kenji peels ginger better with an 8 inch chef's knife than I do with a spoon
@tonyhicks2503
@tonyhicks2503 3 года назад
I think many Chinese chefs don't even bother to peel ginger - - they just chop it up with the skin on. Don't quote me though - - I don't know anything.
@G3m1n1MTNs
@G3m1n1MTNs 4 года назад
Very nice! I think that could be an eggplant dish I would enjoy. So many flavors going on there!
@holdenkennedy
@holdenkennedy 4 года назад
That peer pressure joke was spot on 👌
@shacozhang3605
@shacozhang3605 4 года назад
You can put little bit white vinegar to keep eggplants white and clean. Whenever you cook eggplants it’s important to fry it with extremely hot oil otherwise they absorb lots of oil and become soaky. All these ingredients are kind of not 100% necessary except garlic and scallions.
@evelynwall7470
@evelynwall7470 2 года назад
this was the most hilarious analogy of a concentration gradiant ive heard in a while :P
@adamravitz
@adamravitz 4 года назад
How can I make Chef Eric's pickled chili's at home?
@surfingcowgirl
@surfingcowgirl Год назад
Thank you for the science nugget better than my biochem class
@quan5198
@quan5198 4 года назад
i learn more from kenji’s videos than in school
@halotroop2288
@halotroop2288 3 года назад
DAMN that looks like some good stir fry! So glad I found something to like on this channel. I'm not into meaty, cheesy recipes at all, but when you make something like this, I can't help loving it.
@JGmeow
@JGmeow 4 года назад
I find that having premade garlic-ginger paste that I've made available super handy. I use it for Asian and Indian cooking. It's just preserved with Turmeric. It's lasted over a year.
@Ace_Hunter_lives
@Ace_Hunter_lives 2 года назад
You can also freeze it. I usually measure it out by the TBSP, put it into ice cube trays, freeze it, and then just store the 1 TBSP "cubes" in a ziploc bag in the freezer. Best by 6 months, but I've used then approaching a year and the only problem is the garlic starts to really overtake the ginger by then.
@michaeldowney1598
@michaeldowney1598 2 года назад
Nice dish.Thank you for sharing!
@jonathannagel7427
@jonathannagel7427 4 года назад
@10:17 One chef skill that can’t be taught is temporal awareness.
@ytreece
@ytreece 4 года назад
Only practice develops that skill.
@thegingebot
@thegingebot 4 года назад
I literally have the ingredients laid out right now too cook this. Not watched Kenji's vid yet, but if you want to learn simple authentic Chinese recipes Fuchsia Dunlop's "Every Grain of Rice" is the cook book to get. Pretty much my Bible 😄
@klausg
@klausg 3 года назад
Easy to love this
@dirtmcgirt6531
@dirtmcgirt6531 4 года назад
Took me a second to get used to Kenji wearing shoes
@e8ghtmileshigh1
@e8ghtmileshigh1 4 года назад
You don't need doubanjian for fish fragrant eggplant. You can use pickled chili paste which is easy to make. Blitz pickled er jing tiaos (which you can get in a jug in chinese grocery stores) with so baijiu, garlic and sugar.
@ichigeri
@ichigeri 4 года назад
Looks good. You can get quality pixian tonbanjang on Amazon that is miles apart from the typical jarred stuff at stores. Its chunkier though and you'll have to chop it a bit. Try it if you haven't yet..
@JKenjiLopezAlt
@JKenjiLopezAlt 4 года назад
That's where I get it.
@VanityCyan
@VanityCyan 3 года назад
Never imagined egg plants would bring water in my mouth...
@aviatorix8805
@aviatorix8805 4 года назад
After having watched all these videos I knew it was going to be Sous Chef Eric's chili sauce!
@samuellarsson101
@samuellarsson101 4 года назад
God I loved the diffusion explanation, just learned about in my science class the other day but I think I prefer this explanation then the one on cell level
@Rose-8689
@Rose-8689 4 года назад
Your analogy of osmotic pressure reminded me of my biology professor, although his was about a club with women on one side and the men going to where all the women are. 😂 I love when biologists use analogies, you never forget them!
@Jeebus86
@Jeebus86 4 года назад
I like how you give alternatives to some ingredients.
@seshpenguin
@seshpenguin 4 года назад
Didn't expect a science lesson but am pleasantly surprised!
@uradog24689
@uradog24689 4 года назад
Why did you say you should have cut the root end of the ginger off? are they tough or off-flavored? I've never heard anyone say not to use them.
@herschelschueler
@herschelschueler 4 года назад
Forget the recipe, the wedding bar example was on point 😂
@JonSnowize
@JonSnowize 4 года назад
Who knew cooking videos could get such deep lore.
@stevejeffries2571
@stevejeffries2571 4 года назад
I laughed at that peer pressure joke 10 seconds late!
@osmosisazman
@osmosisazman 4 года назад
Timing of this video is spot on!
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