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- Food Wishes Is One of The Best Cooking Channels on YouTube
- Cooking with Dog
- Kitchen Conundrums with Thomas Joseph
- Binging with Babish
- Matty Matheson’s Munchies
- High Carb Hanna
- Cupcake Jemma
- Donal Skehan Is One of The Best Cooking Channels on YouTube
- FitMenCook
- The Victorian Way
The Food Wishes channel is one of the most comprehensive and popular on YouTube. A fried cheese and eggrecipe from two days ago already has over 100,000 views! That’s because chef John and his team are awesome. Everything not only tastes great but it looks awesome too. There are no overly fancy recipes to be found either. This is stuff that everyon...
This channel began as a moment of curiosity. A Japanese chef made the dishes while his pet poodle, Francis, narrated the recipes. Francis passed away in 2016 (though many of her videos are still there to be watched) and she has been replaced with a photograph. The good news is that with or without Francis this food is amazing! If you’re feeling adv...
You just know that Martha Stewart’s Living Culinary Director is going to offer up a great channel and Kitchen Conundrums with Thomas Josephdoesn’t disappoint. There’s plenty of adventure in this kitchen and yet, despite that Thomas always keeps everything so clean. You’re going to love his recipes, I know that I do.
Need a little fun with your dinner? Then Binging with Babishis probably a must for your family mealtimes. Babish doesn’t just cook food that makes your mouth water, he creates recipes (or recreates them) from classic TV shows and movies. So, every dish has a little bit of on-screen history to add even more flavor to the offerings. It’s worth noting...
Not everyone wants their chefs to be clean cut and “professional catering”. Some want a bit of rock and roll in their lives and Matty Matheson’s the man to deliver it. This is cooking punk rock style and you should be aware that his language is often “choice” to say the least. However, he is one of the best in the world at what he does, and the Can...
If you thought my list was going to be all high-calorie indulgence, think again. A woman cannot live on cheese and meat alone and you need to find yourself some fruit, vegetables and all around goodness most days. High Carb Hannahhas some great recipes (though you should probably take her health advice with a pinch of salt, she’s clearly no scienti...
Jemma could be the best baker on YouTube and I love baking. My family is always excited when Jemma’s channel is on because they know that there’s going to be a bunch of sweet treats in the offing. Her English accent is very crisp and adds a little extra value to watching her videos. Check out CupcakeJemma, even if you don’t make anything, the food ...
The Irish ought not to be left out as they’re the masters of comforting home cooking and Donal Skehan’s probably the most prolific Irish chef there is. His food is always a clever blendof obvious ingredients that turn into exciting kid-friendly dishes. I am a massive fan of his one pan chicken biryani (which you can check out below), it’s just so g...
I am not sure why FitMenCook’sbeen without an update for so long but it’s still one of the best healthy eating channels there is. Maybe they’re just taking a break because 400,000+ subscribers just can’t be wrong. This is the kind of good that we should all be eating more of but don’t seem to get around to. I think you’ll be impressed by their budg...
OK, this one’s more for the watching than the doing most of the time. The Victorian Wayis made by the English Heritage group which looks after all of England’s historic buildings and tourism related to that heritage. So, they made a channel about how people would have cooked back in Victorian times and it’s awesome and if you do decide to make some...
- Tasty (8.9M subscribers) If you’re on Facebook, chances are you’ve already watched or scrolled past a video from Tasty, the BuzzFeed food-focused network that helped launch the popularity of food videos online.
- Jamie Oliver (3.7M subscribers) Jamie Oliver — a British celebrity chef known for his healthy takes on English cuisine, and author of many cookbooks — launched his YouTube cooking show called Food Tube in 2013.
- Laura in the Kitchen (3.2M subscribers) Laura Vitale, who grew up in Italy and now lives in New Jersey, is the cook behind this popular YouTube channel.
- Binging with Babish (2.9M subscribers) Andrew Rea combined his love of film and his love of cooking when he started his YouTube channel, Binging with Babish.
- Munchies. Munchies is like the Rosetta Stone for foodies. It’s the destination for all things culinary, and it’s a must-watch for anyone who’s serious about their grub.
- Bon Appétit. Bon Appetit is the fancy cousin of Munchies. It’s the spot for foodies who want to up their culinary game, and it’s packed with all the tips, tricks, and techniques you need to become a master in the kitchen.
- Eater. Eater is like the foodie’s version of a city guide. It’s the go-to destination for all things culinary, and it’s a must-watch for anyone who’s serious about their grub.
- America’s Test Kitchen. America’s Test Kitchen? It’s like having a culinary lab in your living room. It’s a channel that’s all about taking the guesswork out of cooking, and it’s a must-watch for anyone who wants to become a master in the kitchen.
Apr 15, 2024 · Here are our top cooking and food-related YouTube channels. Whether you’re looking for recipe inspiration, want to learn new cooking techniques, or just want to drool over some delicious food, YouTube has you covered!
Nov 22, 2023 · One of Epicurious’s standout series is the “Pro Chef vs. Home Cook,” where professional chefs and home cooks take on the challenge of creating the same dish. This series provides valuable insights into various cooking techniques and demonstrates how even complex dishes can be mastered at home.
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Apr 7, 2020 · YouTube is full of home cooks with a camera, but a few of those home cooks rise above the rest — Joshua Weissman is one such creator. His videos are quirky, insightful, and wide-ranging.
