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Sam Bretz
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Добавлен 29 апр 2023
Hi! My name is Sam and my goal with this channel is to share recipes, techniques and ideas to make home cooking as enjoyable as possible. We spend an average of 800 hours a year just on cooking and eating alone, and I think you owe it to yourself, your friends and your family to pick up a few tips on how to enjoy that time more!
Hopefully, you do just that (or teach me something!) and we can cook some life-affirming food together.
Enjoy and happy cooking!
Hopefully, you do just that (or teach me something!) and we can cook some life-affirming food together.
Enjoy and happy cooking!
A Family Recipe: Sesame Bread
This bread recipe is special in my family - my Grandmother used to make this bread and my Mom still makes it. I grew up eating it and everyone I know goes crazy for it - it's perfect for toast, sandwiches, grilled cheeses and pretty much anything. Pair it with some honey butter (or butter, or honey, or jam) and you can't beat it.
Try it out, and if you enjoy this video consider subscribing to the channel!
Ingredients:
7 Cups All Purpose Flour
4.5 Tsps Active Dry Yeast
1 Stick of Butter
4 Eggs
2 Tbsp Salt
2 Cups Whole Milk
1/3 Cup Sugar
#bread #food #cooking #baking #braidedbread #recipe #eggs
#challahbread #homemadebread #easybread #recipe #breadrecipe
Try it out, and if you enjoy this video consider subscribing to the channel!
Ingredients:
7 Cups All Purpose Flour
4.5 Tsps Active Dry Yeast
1 Stick of Butter
4 Eggs
2 Tbsp Salt
2 Cups Whole Milk
1/3 Cup Sugar
#bread #food #cooking #baking #braidedbread #recipe #eggs
#challahbread #homemadebread #easybread #recipe #breadrecipe
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Twinkle is a good product, i remember cleaning the copper bottom pots, and yes it does work and smells good
So skinny and tiny! I love it!
You should do butter
Your style reminds me of Babbish but low budget.
Love it Sam. Grandma Rose is smiling. My favorite toast....yum
I noticed you mounted 2 of the burner Brackets on the inside and 1 on the outside of the wind ring. Is that correct?
I think thats a mistake on my part, great eye!
When you said ‘I’m terrible at opening boxes’ I lowered my expectations for this video. Did you not even do some research or…..I don’t know…..READ THEIR INSTRUCTIONS?? Common’ dude….step up your RUclips game.
I'll try harder next time!!!!!!!
Lmao bro, you did fine. This was exactly what I needed in order to decide if I was gonna pull the trigger or not on buying one off Amazon. Don’t listen to that turd. Hahaha
haha thanks man, j playin
@@petermiller1475 you’re right
I thought it was pudding 😅
Omggggggg
No thank you.
You didn't rinse the rice first???
Forgot to film it! Haha
mmm nummmyyyyy :)
Forgot to do butter
Next time!
Nice
Thanks for the video, but vegetable oils DO NOT come from vegetables. They come from seeds, they are super processed and countless rat studies have linked seed oils to cancer. Likely because the process to remove oil from seeds creates a lot of free radicals.
Good to know, thanks!
I’ve been using my rendered bacon fat. Perfect texture and great taste.
I'll try this!
I'm Kosher so no way lard..... There may be a slight difference but not enough to make me eat them with lard even with a gun to my head....
Makes sense! Is there a typical kosher alternative?
I use walnut oil..... Or butter, anything but fat from an animal that was never intended for human consumption...
Lard is the best. My grandmother always used lard and they were so good!!
Grandmother's know best!
250ml water is too much.
Thanks! How much would you recommend?
How about coconut oil :-)?
❤fullwatch full support jovytamen main ty ❤
This is good stuff to know! Thanks for testing it out.
You bet!
#289 so glad to have found you! Sure thanks for the legwork!
No problem, hope you find it useful!
Why bread flour? Does it have to be?
It doesn't have to be! You might just get a less chewy result with normal flour. Bread flour has a higher protein content which helps form stronger gluten networks and yields noodles with more bite to them
Now try real lard from a Mexican grocer in the butcher case
Ooooo genius
You even used the wrong lard and still it worked best.
Perfect, I can make another batch! What lard do you suggest?
@@sambretz Fresh from either cooking pork shoulders, or else a Hispanic grocery is best. Barring that, the supermarket ones in a tub are better than the box, in my opinion. You proved the point, though. There is no substitute for lard in a tortilla!
That is NOT the Wrong Lard... Here in New Mexico we use that to make REAL Tortillas...
@@sambretz That is the RIGHT Lard.
@@judichristopher4604 New Mexico knows nothing about real Mexican food. 🤣🤣
I've always used lard in my tortillas!😉 and there are times when I used bacon grease!
Awesome I would like to try bacon grease soon
@@sambretz that's great! I would like everyone to save your bacon grease! Don't toss it, it's like greasy Gold folks! Great for seasoning EVERYTHING! try a heaping tsp in your green beans! What a treat.😉
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BUTTER TORTILLAS 😋😋
Sir, since you have posted the video publicly, I assume that you are open to some feedback. I've been doing flour tortillas for about 25 years. I can tell right away when something is off, and what is usually off. I can't claim to know it all. But I really liked your intent. So I will give you the percentages and one little secret. The secret is the one that you're missing the most, because the rest is all relative. Percentages (Measure in grams not volume) 100% Flour 23-25% Fat (w/e you want to use; the original is always vegetable shortening) 2% salt 45-50% Water (a little above room temperature is ideal, but really even cold water works) The little secret is to let the dough rest for about one hour, then, only then you can make the balls (testales). Then you have to let the testales rest between 20-30 minutes. THe rest is history. The stretching should be easy is you waited all this time. The heat should be medium high, turning the tortilla every 4-6 sec. If the tortillas come out all stiff, then most likely is the waiting period. COuld be not enough fat. This is based on Sonora Flour tortillas. They are the typical food in my state Sonora. We stretch them to 50cm-70cm, depending on the occasion.
Thank you for knowledge, I will incorporate it into my next batch and I'm sure I'll see some improvement!
That explains my issue. Didn’t know to rest so long. Thanks.
Yup. Even before i clicked... i knew the outcome.
Me too... I'm from New Mexico... I eat tortillas EVERY Day... NONE of my REAL Tortillas look like these.
@judichristopher4604 what do they look like?
@@Sg4809 They LOOK like REAL Tortillas... New Mexico Tortillas Handmade, rolled into a ball, PRESSED... inside a Tortilla Press... Look up how to make New Mexico Tortillas with a press
@judichristopher4604 yes I know, I don't use a press for flour tortillas but I do for corn tortillas
thx
Yw!
Amazing!! I hope you blow up. Keep them up
Thanks! More coming soon :)
Kind of amazing people actually NEED this video and can't think of this on their own
Just sharing what works for me :)
I NEED it because I am too busy thinking about more important things like Aeon Flux mukbang!
That's smart putting the patties in Tupperware. I never thought of that.
It's super helpful, can make all different size portions too
Listen, I cook for my family a lot, and you just saved my life😭 Now I can make food in proper proportion
Awesome to hear, this one helped me a ton too!
You are a fucking genius. I always just portioned them into sandwitch bags but this is so much better! P.S. what is your recommended portion weight?
Thanks! I did 4 oz and it worked pretty well!
Same! The parchment paper is key here,it's a great idea
Thanks!
No problem!
Should have used fresh lard or sugar-free bacon grease instead?
Try real butter. Like to see that comparison
A couple other people have suggested it too, I'll have to make a follow on video or I'll try it out and let you know!
I make em for breakfast with egg and some meat usually its something to do in the morning but like 100grams is plenty for me it would be hilarious to try and get through the day with 500 grams of flour in me lol! id be an unconcious log. lol
That sounds really good I'll have to try it out. Yeah this gets me 4 servings or so and even then it is still pretty filling!
some reason straight wheat is super heavy on the stomach especially served wet. It's like a punch to the metabolism. My blood pressure hits like 0 and then back to 100. favorite food. lol@@sambretz
And what about butter ??? Crickets.
Didn't realize butter was a common fat to use when I made the video but I would have tested it out if I knew at the time! Going to use it in my next batch, I'll let you know how it goes
I usually just skip past channels with low sun count or whatever, but after skimming through a couple of your videos I subscribed. Keep the good work up
I really appreciate it @milktea2422 - lot's more content coming soon!
Pls make some vedios on cutting skills
I use bacon grease or real butter to make my tortillas.
Nice! I've heard both work really well
YUM
you said 2 1/2 teaspoons... You mean 2 1/2 tablespoons.... of the baking power powder.
I have used lard, bacon fat and butter. The butter is my favorite the taste is amazing and they're so soft. I made some today and used milk instead of water and they were even better. Nice to see I'm not the only one who doesn't always roll round tortillas😂
Nice! Milk sounds like it would make a good batch. I'll have to try...
You are stepping very close to naan
beef fat could be really nice to. never tried it
I use butter mostly. I'll try the milk + butter next
Would this work on a Kitchenaid extruder attachment?
I haven't tried it but I imagine this dough might be a bit too hard to be extruded well, my guess is that it would crumble/break too easily
Recipe Scaling Spreadsheet: tinyurl.com/28m6ahuh If you tweak the recipe or have suggestions, let me know in the comments below and share your own recipes!