What cooking YouTube channels does Jow Forums watch?

Post good channels instead of memes

French Cooking Academy
Alex French Guy Cooking
Bon Appétit

>Townsend
Best channel for permabulking.

youtube.com/channel/UClhvADSV4F4xkPMxxH7GRzA
youtube.com/channel/UCQgcaDQUV7_9iPiyw1Smo_A
youtube.com/channel/UCZb-NXvleS7Soq8o0eV0mlw and sometimes quang tran

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Simply Sara Kitchen

Rich Piana's is the only good one

CHEF JOHN

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Post second stroke jack is patrician viewing

youtube.com/watch?v=9ej3LyTkSs0

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the only good answer

This. Chef John is a treasure.

I don't watch any cooking YT channels, but everyone should watch Good Eats with Alton Brown if they haven't done so already. Especially all the college-aged dudes on Jow Forums who can't into cooking anything more complex than ramen and easy mac.

The main problem with a lot of cooking YT channels is that they're all about making special snowflake shit with specialty ingredients. Fuck that shit, I'm not going to run out to the ethnic market for really bizarre ingredients for one FOTM dish. If there are any channels that are just based around staple foods/dishes and not meme shit though, then that's the sort of thing I recommend to any aspiring cook to watch.

Cooking is an incredibly important skill to have. Especially if you're a fat fuck who constantly eats processed food and take-out and fast-food. Learn to cook your own clean whole foods. And it's a fun hobby and women like it when you're a decent cook too.

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how to basic

>Cayenne pepper in everything
>constantly ruining recipes by cooking them in ways they were never meant to be cooked
He's nice and funny and all, but I find his recipes to be worse than most.

Alex French Guy Cooking is the way to go. Yeah, he's unconventional too, but he at least employs something of a method to find an ideal way to cook things for the better.

why would I need cooking advice and recipes, when all I'm eating is a can of tuna with sprouts?

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because you're never gonna make it long-term if you subsist only on bro-food like tuna cans and boiled chicken

Scott Rea Project is ideal based boomer viewing.
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Do you watch MRE Info? The guy in the picture..I do lmao

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I used to have boulimia, so I actually enjoy eating anything if I don't have to vomit afterwards

Tasty
Basically everything Ramsey does
A small chinese cooking channel
That's about it.
I occasionally watch random ethnic cooking shows made by people who have major accents. So I know they know what they're doing when it comes to that particular dish.

i just hired a sex worker to cook for me

Yes, but I don't consider Steve a "cooking channel". He's more like the yin to reviewbrah's yang.

are you a gril?

not really, I only started lifting to get over my boulimia. It's either not eating/vomiting, or working out

/ck/ here
>binging with reddit mr cuck
Lol

Only Food wishes and Everyday Foods for me
And some jack :^)

thanks for the list. went through each one. looks like these are the only good ones:
>Binging with Babish
>Gordon Ramsay
>Byron Talbott

>How To Drink
>Distinguished Spirits

So what's your current go-to drink?

Hmm probably bud light with a lemon garnish or pinnacle whipped and ginger ale

the first sounds like you're trolling, can't tell with the second one

Food wishes is such a cuck basedboy

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>townsend
>life of boris
>ysac
Unironically some of the best and most original cooking channels on yt

GOOD EATS IS AMAZING!!!!
Alton Brown is the best fucking cooking tv host ever. This shit is actually useful.

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>What cooking YouTube channels does Jow Forums watch?

70's big

well if some sort of consensus of Jow Forums is the goal OP has, knowing how many people don't participate is still relevant