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god I wish this was my job.. im just wasting away behind my PC.. all I want to do is cook:( I hate my life.
ОтветитьI love yakitori! In Japan, my buddy and I will go to a yakitori restaurant/bar buffet and we’ll drink and have a lot of skewered dish of all flavor. We’ll order our food, drink while we wait, eat, talk, and repeat. The best part is the end bill is less than $50 for all of us.
ОтветитьI like Yakitori butt and I can not lie...
ОтветитьYakitori with beer is another level of combination
Ответитьjapanese derrick rose lmfao
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ОтветитьYum what a great chef.
ОтветитьHe literally shows us all his way to cut chicken, his charcoals, and the contents of his sauce. No secrets. The real question is: can YOU replicate his cutting technique? his skewering technique? setting the right amount of fire temperature by controlling fire with a fan? That's mad skills that comes from training and experience. Really great yakitori chef!
ОтветитьThat is the raw deal I used to get a fade like that when I first went down to Southern Illinois
Ответитьif someone told me his a doctor before i will believe you because that precise knife skills is off the charts 🔥🔥🔥
ОтветитьDoes anyone else have a problem with the "holding" end of the the skewer being contaminated with raw chicken juice during prep? Doubt that handle gets hot enough during cooking to be sterilized
ОтветитьWow! Incredible skills. Creating beautiful food out of the whole chicken. Huge respect Chef!
ОтветитьRespect to you chef. Excellent cutting skills and i learned some knowledge from this vid. Thank u
ОтветитьNever know DeRose work as yakitori chef as part time
ОтветитьSack your music guy.
Ответитьinsane knifeskills
ОтветитьWOW i didn't know American chickens have 3 hearts 😅🤣😂
ОтветитьNice one Derrick Rose haha
ОтветитьHello sir, i wanted a yakitori chicken skewer. But in my place the only thing available is teriyaki sauce, however the sauce is really thicken. I saw yakitori sauce tend to be less thicken compared to yakitori sauce, should i add a litte bit water to make it less thicken or just use the way it is
ОтветитьBy 2030, no more meat. the 'Great Reset' by Klaus Schwab and other planetary rulers, want us to eat zee bug and like it, no meat except for the new feudal-technocratic warlords
ОтветитьThis chef's level of skill is off the chart. I'm a chef, and I've never seen anything like it. Amazing.
ОтветитьWhat brand knife is that? Deba or honesuki?
ОтветитьHere in Malaysia we have "Satay"~~~ YUM!!!
ОтветитьEsto es muy rico
ОтветитьThis is how I'm going to cut my Costco rotisserie chicken. I love this guy.
ОтветитьThat was incredible. Now I need a smoke and a nap.
Ответитьหมูปิ้งร้อนๆๆ
ОтветитьThere are a lot of Yakitori chef in the Philippines on street
ОтветитьHe seems to be cool dude
ОтветитьI cut up a whole chicken once, it took me nearly 2 hours😂. These guys do it perfectly in minutes 👌🏼
Ответитьhe got new teeth
ОтветитьRoommates left for the weekend. I did this and wow some of the best chicken I’ve ever made
Ответитьim generous, you can have the balls and feet.
ОтветитьOMG
ОтветитьThere’s videos of people teaching you how to take apart a chicken, and they’re not even close to this guy.
ОтветитьI think he was a chef at Tori Shin in the early 2000. Great video
Ответитьyou have to sweep the floor for 50 years before you can even touch a skewer
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ОтветитьPlace is delicious!!!
ОтветитьI did not know you can skewer an egg yoke :-)
Respect to the chef..
Knife skills are amazing, but how the hell did he skewer and grill the yolk?
ОтветитьI thoroughly enjoyed Asian Derrick Rose breakdown yakitori
ОтветитьI’ve been attempting to make yakitori at home for years. Unless you try doing what he’s doing it hard to appreciate how unbelievably difficult it is to do. Skills are off the scale
ОтветитьHow is he using the sauce over and over again without getting any bacterial or fungal growth from using raw chicken?
ОтветитьYou just witnessed a master class in prepping chicken.
Ответить💛😄👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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