Ok, for those not familiar, this guy Chef John … he has this cadence in his videos. It’s very hard to get used to watching his videos, but his work is honestly fantastic. His first videos didn’t have it, I think he adopted it and gained followers maybe it’s confirmation bias, I’m not sure if it’s helping him or hurting him these days, but once you get used to it, if you can get used to it, it becomes endearing.

This particular dish is some of his best work. I make it all the time. It’s quick, simple, easy to clean up from and insanely flavorful.

from youtube: 134,698 views Aug 16, 2022 One of my favorite things to do is take complicated, labor-intensive dishes, and create simplified, more approachable versions any home cook can pull off. But sometimes, we take an already simple and easy recipe, and making even more so. Don’t worry; you still get to call it “chisaupepo.” Enjoy!

  • Malcriada Lala@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    I’m a big fan of Chef Johns videos. He has a style and it may not be easy to ignore at first but his recipes and teaching style are so good. And I love his super corny jokes

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    1 year ago

    Classic! Long time Chef John’s subscriber here. I was there before his channel and “his brand” was partnered with Allrecipes.com

    As to his lilting speech - you’re right, it used to be less pronounced, but over time it became part of his brand and it’s just so entertaining. I love the cadence, love the “you are after all the (rhyming word) of your (foodstuff)”. He has great recipes, perfect for every day meals, this chisaupepo, for example, is in heavy rotation in my household.