It's very tough to be able to discover chefs who are great at what they do AND packed with personality/charisma to be so damn comfortable in front of a camera. Kudos to everyone at BA!
@@hellno8384 Why would they be? I mean the video would be about their area, where they work and how work is done. So can u explain bcs i don't get ur point :")
@@hellno8384They've shown the various non test kitchen parts of BA/Conde Nast before. Someone with bad intentions could look up the address and which floor easily enough.
I chose Eric Bischoff because I found this funny picture of him (my profile pic) and thought why not be an obvious fake account unlike those people who make accounts of people and pretend to be that person. Also, Bischoff was on Raw 3 weeks ago
This soup changed my life. Never again will i be able to spend less than two hours on corn chowder. Never again will I be able to consume corn chowder that is not this one. I’m writing this immediately after eating the chowder because I am in awe of the spiritual experience I just had eating your corn chowder.
@@EAC1215It's a restaurant kitchen thing. They're very hot and the glasses they serve to customers are tiny. So the cooks have to find something big enough to keep them hydrated through a dinner service without having to leave the line every ten minutes.
@@sm79165 eh, a wooden spoon or spatula is very good for scraping off tasty bits stuck on the bottom of the pan. Spatulas made of silicone are often too flimsy, ones made of metal too scratchy to do a lot of scraping. But you do what works for you 😊
Ideally you want to use a wooden spoon when scraping so you don't scratch your pot and get loose metal bits in your food. plastic Spatula is good for flipping/scraping off liquids from a bowl like batter for example where you need that flimsiness to scrape against the bowl
I love Carla! I would watch her do literally anything as long as she was adding commentary. She seems so genuine and kind, she seems like she is a beautiful person inside and out! I LOVE HER♡︎
My mom has cancer and she has terrible dry mouth from the chemo. she's been losing a lot of weight so i made her this soup (with all the butter and bacon grease) and she loves it. I just wanted to say thanks, and it really matters to me that there is some way I can help her. thank you.
It's very smart to keep the rinds especially if it's real Parmigiano, you can put them in stocks, soups, risotto, even chop them and put them in a microwave to make little puffed cheese crispies
I like this moment at 7:34. The way she talks to the camera, the way she looks to the side while looking for the best way to say things and then that great phrase at the end. Magic.
@8:25 THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!!!!! I'm glad you said that out loud. I cannot stand it when i see a cook waste effort by bashing a knife through fine herbs and essentially crush them. I've seen cooks use two knives, a cleaver and (shudder) a mezza luna to cut parsley etc...
carla is such a steady and informative presence. something about her instructions makes me excited to cook, because she makes everything seem so doable!
He's still fine, as far as I can tell. He posted on Instagram this morning. He was probably just out of the Test Kitchen for a couple days when they shot this for whatever reason (vacay, sick, working on location, etc)
I watch Carla and I know I can do anything. And if I can't, it's OK - it's just a new word or recipe we made together, and the world is better for it. Honestly Carla, you spread so much positivity to everyone who watches you - you're amazing!
Yup! Fun fact: if they ever talk about Carla Lalli, it's not BA's Carla, it's her mom. When they call BA's Carla by full name it's always with the Music.
I love watching Karla’s videos. She’s a lot of fun and very real. I have shied away from corn chowder because what I’ve seen has always looked gummy. This looks fantastic - I can almost smell it. Definitely will have to try this.
I love Carla for explaining WHY she does things. like why does flour go in soup? I didn't know, they don't explain that in most videos or my mom's cookbooks. but now I know 👩🏻🍳
I have been after my chef cousin's corn chowder recipe for years, but this looks even better. I love mushrooms and think that umami flavor will go excellently in this. Thanks, Carla!
Not gonna lie. The way they referenced Rick throughout this episode had me worried for some reason. P.S. He’s fine. P.P.S. Great recipe and video as always
i was wondering, so a while back i steeped a couple bay leafs in a cup of water and tasted it. there was flavor there but it was so subtle that i cant believe it adds anything to a hearty soup. i think im with adam on this.
I agree with Adam, I've cooked with Bay and without. No one has ever said something is missing. Now if you boil Bay leaves in water, you have a great tea with health benefits. So, I use Bay in my recipes to impart health benefits.
CARLA! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you for pointing out that you could sub a little more butter for the bacon. I'm Jewish, and you don't know how many recipes I've watched where I was interested right up to the point someone at the BA test kitchen introduces something not kosher. I then become a strong NOPE! at that point. It's nice to be inclusive about ingredient substitutions like that.
Jack Linde I’m not Jewish but I hate bacon and I’m usually a big nope at that too! I appreciated the substitution note as I would have just not put it in instead of adding extra butter.
The Parm rinds will add a lot of the same umami flavor- try adding some more and maybe some pimentón (smoked paprika) to sub the smoke flavor. I also sub anchovy for bacon on occasion.
bon apetit is owned by condé nast, makes some of the highest quality cooking videos on yt, and can afford to send brad to hawaii to cook.. but can’t afford to create subtitles?
@@daviddavid9837 they're automatic subtitles, which are usually super low quality and don't pick up on a lot of words (especially when someone else is talking- like if Gabby was talking to Claire in a video there would be no subtitles).
I just made corn chowder based on this recipe for lunch! It was delicious - thanks for the recipe! (I didn't use leeks or shallots and I used hot peppers from the farmer's market, species unknown, in substitution for Fresnos, which simply aren’t available here. Still great.)
I love that if Molly, Andy, or Chris are in the building they are the first to taste whatever is made... They show no fear of new foods or of their fellow chef's takes on old standby's. It's classy of them.
I have never seen corn cooked that way, but it must be so delicious and I have to try making it myself and check it out. I love corn and grew up eating it while living with my grandparents and my grandmother made the best I ever tasted.
Every time they go through the rounds of their test kitchen personalities and they skip out on Carla and then come back to her I realize that she is really the one I miss the most. I really love her personality and her wittiness. Love her cooking technique and knowledge as well.
Watched this for the second time. When corn comes in season, I have to drive to a farm I know of to see if I can buy freshly picked. Haven’t done that for sooooo long. Never tried making corn broth, it looks so delicious. I wish we had smellevision❗️❣️😋👏👍🙌💚
It's very tough to be able to discover chefs who are great at what they do AND packed with personality/charisma to be so damn comfortable in front of a camera. Kudos to everyone at BA!
@Brian W damn, you cold blooded
@Brian W Some of them are chefs, with the diploma and all. Like Brad.
@Brian W they are certified chefs
Brian W it’s really not that deep go outside
@Brian W idk, chef school ?
I want a tour in the building and to know who are the people behind all this and what they do
If it is possible, please make a video about this
I mean that place is the world trade centre so i think they might be iffy about such things
@@hellno8384
Why would they be? I mean the video would be about their area, where they work and how work is done.
So can u explain bcs i don't get ur point :")
@@hellno8384They've shown the various non test kitchen parts of BA/Conde Nast before. Someone with bad intentions could look up the address and which floor easily enough.
You can see a bit of what the inside looks like in the video where Chris Morocco makes donuts
Just watch every episode. You'll meet everyone ;)
Can we get a blind taste with everyone in the test kitchen eating multiple dishes with bay leaves and then the same dishes without
Chris Morroco would win easily
Luciano Leite da Silva came here to make this comment.
@@privatepile762 same!
I chose Eric Bischoff because I found this funny picture of him (my profile pic) and thought why not be an obvious fake account unlike those people who make accounts of people and pretend to be that person. Also, Bischoff was on Raw 3 weeks ago
Everyone? But then, who would be cooking?
Carla's one of my favs. Been there for 8 years, still manages to burn something in almost every one of her videos. Legend.
You don't get to be Food Director of BA without toasting some things on your way.
Please consider subtitles BA. I have hearing loss and it's really difficult to go along. =/
Seconded! I really need them and the auto stuff really really doesn't cut it!
agree! for me, sensory processing difficulties + no proper subtitles sucks
If you go onto the BA website in the link in the description, they have a video player that has very nice captions.
@@johnxue4468 Oh wow thanks so much for the tip!!
Clean out your dirty ears
BAY LEAF EXPERIMENT VIDEO FEAT. RAPPORT
this needs to happen please
I also feel it’s a pointless herb except for simple soups, multi hour stewing.
Yes PLEASE!
I Fifth that!!!! 🙋♀️
@@GlobalOffense It's soooo distinctive though! Literally nothing else tastes like it
This soup changed my life. Never again will i be able to spend less than two hours on corn chowder. Never again will I be able to consume corn chowder that is not this one. I’m writing this immediately after eating the chowder because I am in awe of the spiritual experience I just had eating your corn chowder.
corn on a cob but instead of the corn bone it’s a hot dog
Instead of the chicken bone it's a cauliflower
The whole phrase resonates in my brain whenever I hear corn TT____TT
Jon Ravin DINK
So, a corn dog then?
ooooooh my god. just not the hills have eyes one, please
I love this channel SO MUCH! Would you consider doing CC for those audibly impaired? It would be so incredible, please!
BA staff are just trolling at this point with drinking from everything that's *not* a cup 😂
xspringrose I think maybe it's a chef thing? I've seen it on other cooking shows and documentaries.
I drink exclusively from mason jars so I was happy to see Carla do it!
@@EAC1215It's a restaurant kitchen thing. They're very hot and the glasses they serve to customers are tiny. So the cooks have to find something big enough to keep them hydrated through a dinner service without having to leave the line every ten minutes.
i wont be suprised if someone starts drinking from the blender jar
xspringrose as a former chef I can totally relate. The bigger the container, the beter. Restaurant kitchens get really hot during service.
I'd like to see Carla do specialty slots, like meals for college students on a budget. LOL Really though, I think she'd rock it.
Shawn Sisler she has her back to back show
Would love a video breaking down when to use wooden spoons vs spatulas.
are spoons not for mixing and spatulas for scraping/flipping?
@@sm79165 eh, a wooden spoon or spatula is very good for scraping off tasty bits stuck on the bottom of the pan. Spatulas made of silicone are often too flimsy, ones made of metal too scratchy to do a lot of scraping. But you do what works for you 😊
Ideally you want to use a wooden spoon when scraping so you don't scratch your pot and get loose metal bits in your food. plastic Spatula is good for flipping/scraping off liquids from a bowl like batter for example where you need that flimsiness to scrape against the bowl
i don’t even like corn chowder but hERE I AM
Same
I can't stand corn, and yet this looks wonderful. I know several people who would wax this off.
What what what, where are you all from?! Corn chowder is the BEST chowder!
@@peabody1976 same! Only the smell of corn can make me gag, but the look of this makes my mouth water 😍
Let's face it, we're here for Carla.
I love Carla! I would watch her do literally anything as long as she was adding commentary. She seems so genuine and kind, she seems like she is a beautiful person inside and out! I LOVE HER♡︎
I don’t think I can ever hear the word ‘cob’ without also thinking ‘corn bone’ being the alternative word
dinkdink
I find it very soothing listening to Carla :D
She's got such a calming voice.
It’s MUSIC to my ears.
Its the Mom Energy™
It's like watching my mom cook
i’m never quite as happy as when i see that bon appetit has uploaded
Ah, Chowder. My favourite cartoon character. Thanks for this recipe
😂
Radda Radda
You take the moon and you take the stones
WEAVER OF LIES!
Very disappointed when after carla said "it's a power chowder" molly didn't call it a powchow
Yeah what the heck
I am disappointed the corn bone wasn't a hotdog.
I was disappointed when Carla called it her "Topper Whopper" but didn't follow it up with a "Chowder Wowder".
My mom has cancer and she has terrible dry mouth from the chemo. she's been losing a lot of weight so i made her this soup (with all the butter and bacon grease) and she loves it. I just wanted to say thanks, and it really matters to me that there is some way I can help her. thank you.
Immediately texts my mom to see if she has parm rinds in the freezer...she does...it's chowder time!
It's very smart to keep the rinds especially if it's real Parmigiano, you can put them in stocks, soups, risotto, even chop them and put them in a microwave to make little puffed cheese crispies
@@Kamboshin Yes ma'am! She's got a freezer full of them! Never heard of the puffed cheese...I am absolutely going to try that! Thanks for the rec!
ািুমজনবপসত
নববপততমন
Why nix the parm rinds if going vegetarian(5:02)? Did I miss something - isn’t parm just cheese?
I like this moment at 7:34. The way she talks to the camera, the way she looks to the side while looking for the best way to say things and then that great phrase at the end. Magic.
MA WHY IS THE CHOWdah BrOwN
is that from elsewhere or they just made it a thing in this video 😂
@@seeduboyou I don't think so and I just googled it just in case .I think it's Carla imitating a child asking her mother that hence she is a mom
First BA video I’ve seen in over a year. Forgot how much I enjoyed these
Love your chefs knife! You guys should do a series where everyone in the kitchen shares their favorite knife, apron, pan, etc.
I say this every time there’s a Carla video but I love Carla soooo much she’s just so funny and sweet and wholesome and wise 💜
BA drinking game: Take a shot every time Carla makes up a fun alliterative word in her videos
Or every time Molly abreviates a word
@8:25 THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!!!!! I'm glad you said that out loud. I cannot stand it when i see a cook waste effort by bashing a knife through fine herbs and essentially crush them. I've seen cooks use two knives, a cleaver and (shudder) a mezza luna to cut parsley etc...
Excellent corn CHOWdah
carla is such a steady and informative presence. something about her instructions makes me excited to cook, because she makes everything seem so doable!
Except that is not a shiitake mushroom lol
Wait! What happened to Rick? I love him and his blue nail polish.
He's still fine, as far as I can tell. He posted on Instagram this morning.
He was probably just out of the Test Kitchen for a couple days when they shot this for whatever reason (vacay, sick, working on location, etc)
I think he's not full time there. I think he goes by "contributing editor"
RIP
Free Rick!
I watch Carla and I know I can do anything. And if I can't, it's OK - it's just a new word or recipe we made together, and the world is better for it. Honestly Carla, you spread so much positivity to everyone who watches you - you're amazing!
Hold on... is Carla’s *actual* surname Music??
it was lalli but she got married so now it's Music!
Carla lalli music yes
Yup!
Fun fact: if they ever talk about Carla Lalli, it's not BA's Carla, it's her mom. When they call BA's Carla by full name it's always with the Music.
She identifies as Carla Fettuccine when she cooks pasta
'Hey Carla, is your last name Lalli?'
'No, it's Music :) '
'No, I know it's musical lalli-la-la but is it Lalli though?'
The color of the soup is what brought me here lol looks delicious and flavorful
Me: I don’t feel good, wish I had soup
BA: here is Carla, gourmet goddess, making your favorite soup
💕
I love watching Karla’s videos. She’s a lot of fun and very real. I have shied away from corn chowder because what I’ve seen has always looked gummy. This looks fantastic - I can almost smell it. Definitely will have to try this.
Pro tip, roast the corn cobs before making the broth you get a lovely sweetness out of it. I do this for Summer Corn and Crab Soup all the time. YUM!
Nice tip, thanks!
How much do I like Bon Appetit?
I don't even like corn, but sat through this entire video just enthralled by it
I'm going to make this soon! Also that Alexandrine & Cass chef's knife Carla is using is amazing!
Is that the knife in the video? It looks super cool
@@HolyBritannia Yes! There all made in Spain and designed in Detroit!
I love Carla for explaining WHY she does things. like why does flour go in soup? I didn't know, they don't explain that in most videos or my mom's cookbooks. but now I know 👩🏻🍳
Marjoram is the more refined cousin of oregano. The smooth city version. There but never loud or obvious.
Carla has the chillest approach to cooking - no matter what mistakes happen you know it's all going to turn out OK
She's actually using the corn bones to make broth
dinkdink
Carla is love, Carla is life. We need more videos with Carla.
*”MAAH, WHY IS DA CHOWDAH BRAAAWN?”* 😂
Being from Boston corn chowdah is my favorite, and I can’t wait to try this!
I'M INSTANTLY DISTRACTED BY ANDY EVERYTIME HE'S IN THE BACKGROUND OF A VIDEO
Naimish I’m not gay but he cute tho
Thirsty bish
he a snacc
@naimish he is a snacc righhhht
I don't even watch videos hosted by Andy because it'll be just distraction all around
Searched for ages trying to find a corn chowder recipe and didnt trust any of them until I found this one, I will always trust Carla.
Carla seems like the kinda boss we all want at work
She is wonderful. I would follow her into the mists of Avalon.
I LOVE how she educates!!
✨l i g h t s h e e n✨
Carla reminds me of my mom when she used to teach me how to cook things. It's relaxing to watch.
A test idea, since Chris has a super palate, make two versions of something - one without a bay leaf - and see if they can call it out. ;)
That's what I thought!
This is perfect! Or the next time he makes something blindfolded, see if he can pick out the bay leaf LOL
But don't tell him what's missing, just tell him one has something missing.
F.B. Jeffers0n Sounds like she already did that since she said that the "since whole BA test kitchen" agreed that it made a difference.
Opinions are one thing, but an arbitrary test for views and that RUclips money is another @@sebeckley .
I have been after my chef cousin's corn chowder recipe for years, but this looks even better. I love mushrooms and think that umami flavor will go excellently in this. Thanks, Carla!
Yo when Clara started choking on that chile pepper I died 😂😂😂💀
I love the "switch foot" style of holding the water container. Brilliant.
Not gonna lie. The way they referenced Rick throughout this episode had me worried for some reason.
P.S. He’s fine.
P.P.S. Great recipe and video as always
Don Faustino where did he go?
SAME
goodnight sweet prince 😔😔😔
Thank you! I came into the comments to find out if he had died or something.
@@caitlinkurnit3642 Glad I'm not the only one!
I really like how Carla calls her ingredients ‘everyone’ instead of ‘everything’!
Team Bay Leaf. 4-eva.
I throw them in everything
Seth Angel no Ragrets
i was wondering, so a while back i steeped a couple bay leafs in a cup of water and tasted it. there was flavor there but it was so subtle that i cant believe it adds anything to a hearty soup. i think im with adam on this.
@@michaelrock4188 How long did you steep the leaves? Steep time could affect the strength of the flavor.
michael rock i did the exact same test, I tasted NOTHING
Watching Carla cook makes the daymore favoraful
I hope they all know they have THE BEST job in the world.
I agree with Adam, I've cooked with Bay and without. No one has ever said something is missing. Now if you boil Bay leaves in water, you have a great tea with health benefits. So, I use Bay in my recipes to impart health benefits.
CARLA! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you for pointing out that you could sub a little more butter for the bacon. I'm Jewish, and you don't know how many recipes I've watched where I was interested right up to the point someone at the BA test kitchen introduces something not kosher. I then become a strong NOPE! at that point. It's nice to be inclusive about ingredient substitutions like that.
Jack Linde I’m not Jewish but I hate bacon and I’m usually a big nope at that too! I appreciated the substitution note as I would have just not put it in instead of adding extra butter.
In the recipe it also says add some extra mushrooms and saute them before adding, which I did and which was fantastic.
The Parm rinds will add a lot of the same umami flavor- try adding some more and maybe some pimentón (smoked paprika) to sub the smoke flavor. I also sub anchovy for bacon on occasion.
Always appreciate the vegetarian shout-outs from Carla.
bon apetit is owned by condé nast, makes some of the highest quality cooking videos on yt, and can afford to send brad to hawaii to cook..
but can’t afford to create subtitles?
I've had subtitles on some of these BA videos, haven't I? Now I'm confused. Nope. Subtitles on Claire's monkey bread video.
@@daviddavid9837 they're automatic subtitles, which are usually super low quality and don't pick up on a lot of words (especially when someone else is talking- like if Gabby was talking to Claire in a video there would be no subtitles).
Carla, your cooking always looks super yummy to me. I also think you are a very good teacher.
FINALLY a cooking video where they acknowledge that parmesan isn't vegetarian! :D
??????? Pls elaborate?
it's not vegan. self explanatory.
@@gregkosinski2303 vegan and vegetarian are two completely different lifestyles
Carla you are a QUEEN. I’m definitely trying this. And the grandma pan pizza. I need to go to the store.
Trust Carla to throw shade at the boss and get away with it!!! 😁🙈💕💕
Eshani Mathur throw :-) please don’t take this as me being rude- just trying to be helpful!
@@itpaynesme what throw? 😁🙈 🙈
Ps - thanks 🙈
Eshani Mathur right! I loved everything about that! She knows her craft. The boss looks like he thinks black pepper is too spicy.
Eshani Mathur 💕
Made this today without bacon, added two pressed garlic cloves towards the end. So yummy!
carla we missed youuu 😭💕
I just made corn chowder based on this recipe for lunch! It was delicious - thanks for the recipe!
(I didn't use leeks or shallots and I used hot peppers from the farmer's market, species unknown, in substitution for Fresnos, which simply aren’t available here. Still great.)
I have really *GOTTA* try this because *I HAVE NEVER HAD IT* that's why must say Carla makes it so Well.. like 16...
sorry what?
@@bianca8583 I think like he has to try this especially because Carla made it and he would give it 16 out of 10 stars? Lol.
A-ha-ha! :D At 12:01 Andy starts to laugh, when Molly talks of her youth in the past tense, checks Carla's reaction and then just stops.
Anytime I see someone in the background cooking: OOOH WHAT ARE THEY MAKING
this corn cutting technique is A+ PLEASE please please do a chopping 101 video so we know how tf to properly cut a vegetable - thanks!
The shade thrown about the bay leaf is everything I needed.
That’s what you get for making our boy Brad Leone sad.
I love that if Molly, Andy, or Chris are in the building they are the first to taste whatever is made... They show no fear of new foods or of their fellow chef's takes on old standby's. It's classy of them.
Oh mang, that chowder looks so good. Good post carla!
I have never seen corn cooked that way, but it must be so delicious and I have to try making it myself and check it out. I love corn and grew up eating it while living with my grandparents and my grandmother made the best I ever tasted.
Gabby in the back at 3:06 🤣
I make corn chowder all throughout the cold months. Cannot wait to make this!
I add bay leaves because recipes call for them but I'm with Rappaport on this one. I don't think you could taste the difference in the final dish.
Bay leaves add a little something that you would definitely notice if you tasted a dish with and dish without them side by side
A lot of people say it's more something you notice in it's absence.
Every time they go through the rounds of their test kitchen personalities and they skip out on Carla and then come back to her I realize that she is really the one I miss the most. I really love her personality and her wittiness. Love her cooking technique and knowledge as well.
It's Midnight here and this video is making me hungry. LOL
Also I love the cooking videos w Carla. Thank you for these great ideas
That thing Mr CEO said is kinda untrue lol. We make adobo here (in the Philippines) and you can really tell if there is bay leaf or left out.
*Editor-in-chief. CEO is a different position.
Carla’s description of chopping herbs is literally ANDY
Yaaas! Curly bang Carla content!
5:00 if the butter is vegatarian so is cheese rind. i think ur blurb meant Vegan ?
I don't really know what a chowder is but this looks great
I'm glad she talked to Andy, the Heart slayer instead of the Herbal slayer. To me, Marjoram is a very sweet, floral herb. Love it
Don’t even like Chowder, guess who still going to watch this entire video 🙋♀️🙋♀️
So, you don't like happiness?
I'm making this tonight! So far, just the stock smells amazing in the house. I can't wait to try it.
For some next level corn chowder sub out bacon for chorizo
These folks make cooking look so easy!
I see carla and I aggressively click
like an insect?
Watched this for the second time. When corn comes in season, I have to drive to a farm I know of to see if I can buy freshly picked. Haven’t done that for sooooo long. Never tried making corn broth, it looks so delicious. I wish we had smellevision❗️❣️😋👏👍🙌💚
my technique for removing kernels from the cob is generally to take a chef's knife and hack the bejesus out of it
You should check out the knife Carla is using. Its an Alexandrine & Cass chefs knife!
My mother and grandmother used marjoram in their turkey stuffing recipe at Thanksgiving. It was delicious!!!