How a Korean Noodle Master Takes An Entire Week to Create The Perfect Noodle - Handmade
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- Опубликовано: 27 апр 2021
- Noodle master Kim Hyun-Kyu has been making his bright and colorful Grand noodles by hand for over 40 years. At his shop, he and his family make black, yellow, blue, white, and red noodles in accordance with Obang - or the five cardinal colors in Korean culture - by mixing wheat flour with ingredients like garlic chives, beets, rice, pumpkin, and more. For more info on the noodles, head to their website: link.inpock.co.kr/grandnoodle or follow them on Instagram at @GrandNoodle ( / grandnoodle )
Credits:
Producer: Carla Francescutti
Producer/Director: Nadia Cho
Camera: Gerald Lee, Tim Han
Editor: Carla Francescutti
Subtitles: Vicky Won
Executive Producer: Stephen Pelletteri
Development Producer: McGraw Wolfman
Coordinating Producer: Stefania Orrù
Audience Engagement: Daniel Geneen, Terri Ciccone
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I'm not sure what's more enamoring, the passion he has for his craft, or the wealth of his scientific knowledge. Either way, what a master.
Yeah
What is enamoring?
@@joysjoys5711 enamoring = lovable or endearing
@@fetesha Thanks.
Faq off
What's common all over the world is...
Everything made by grandparents is delicious.
Well said.
@@md-sw6vm Because they sharpening their skills for so long it become a muscle memory. They knew which are the best ingredients because they tried all kind of ingredients and decided "this are the best ones"
That’s true
Absolutely👌
Because it usually takes decades and decades to achieve mastery, I don't know how that is surprised to you.
You know, I've watch plenty of videos of elders describing their homeland food, but this is the first time someone could relate it to science elements.
bouncy food = chemistry usually
Them cutting the dry noodles is so freaking satisfying
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Stop making everything about race
@@thedevilsadvocate6619 Nobody did but yourself lol
natasha begley everything is about race
You know rarely does the word beautiful apply to something like a drying noodle, but here it does.
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Dried Durum pasta from Southern Italy is another one of those rare beautiful dried foods!
Nothing more beautiful than someone who's dedicated to their craft and truly knows what they're doing! Fantastic looking noodles 😱
Not only that, he shows pride and sincerity in what he's doing. Got to respect that, have to respect all these masters of different crafts. When you see the amount of work and effort that they put into it, one should not complain about the price because we ourselves do not have those skills nor patience to commit and do it.
Was anyone else just dying for them to boil the noodles to see what they looked like cooked and plated? so glad they did at the end!
they looked fantastic.
Yes
I like how he points out that they taste much different when force-dried. Makes it clear why he chooses the longer way.
From my current understanding of the process, By force drying it, you leave larger pockets of air where the water once filled, the sudden change in heat offer a short period of time may also change the formations of gluten or even break them, this would lead to an ultimately soggier, or crumbly texture after boiling, as water comes in to fill those voids as it is being cooked. the cold dry process allows the water still in the noodles to slowly evaporate which allows for the proteins to slowly settle and contract, leading to smaller voids which water can fill, this will lead to the noodles being much firmer and gives it elasticity as the proteins are not damaged by extreme changes in heat as they were drying..
The thing I love the most is how super country Korean he is. He is the heart and soul of what you think your "country uncle" is like when you visit family back in Korea. Also that moment where he points out how all Koreans have a high sodium intake (cry face). #saltaddict
Step one1. Make garlic chive noodles to get rid of sodium in the body.
Step 2. Add a mountain of salt into the mix.
The care taken for the whole process, including the beautiful packaging, is wonderful
"We know because we tried everything. Our mouths are our labs" almost accidental haiku
not even close
Ye that’s not even close to a haiku
Nope
Haikus are Japanese. Also not even close
We know everything.
Because we tried it in labs.
Our mouths are our labs.
Here you have a haiku. More or less.
[Edit] I wanted to show that the sentence has haiku properties to it despite people thinking otherwise
Koreans are just resourceful people. Love them so much.
I love how well he explained the science behind every process, feels like i was there visiting in real life 😁
This was absolutely fantastic. This should be like a paid HBO series or something. Well done
I love how scientific the whole process is! This owner really knows everything about his craft and it's so amazing to watch!
Respect to the Korean OG. Took him 40 years to master this noodle making. Hope he passes this knowledge on to someone who will be as passionate as he is.
I absolutely love the passion that exudes from this guy. He loves what he does and that passion can been seen in his finished product! Great video...
Those colors are so beautiful! Plus the work and dedication that goes into the production process almost makes you feel like you're eating a piece of art
As a young food scientist, and a future distiller, I hope to have this much passion and experience when I reach his age. You can tell, he is a true master of noodles and how they are created from the ingredients to the bowl. What a pleasure to watch
This dude absolutely signifies loving your job and career. The way he talks about the properties of the food and what happens when it blends. Yeah you can totally tell he loves his job and what he's doing
Koreans are just so often kind and dedicated to their craft. I love it.
국수중에 명품국수라고 생각합니다 소화가 잘되고 속이편한 아이들에게도 걱정없이 먹일수 있는 울 아이들이 제일 좋아하는 국수! ! 이렇게 만드셨다니 더믿고 먹을수있겠어요^^
Never seen a man so passionate about the pride of his ingredients and where they come from!
I really love koreans' way of food preparation. I commend their cleanliness.
Cutting the noodles look and sound so satisfying. The colors and care for the noodles are beautiful.
this was absolutely wonderful to watch, loving these kinds of videos
This is... Perfection!! The highest quality on a plate! Not an overhyped typical food but something with outmost care and years of experience
I love that he talk in scientific terms. Good information is always good
This is just beautiful. What a joy to behold!
Love how they respect their culture and traditions! and the packaging with all the different colours which means good luck! Very cool.
What a treasure! I very much enjoy watching Korean craftsmen on here.
A true master, with family support....just amazing!!
Our mouths are our labs.
Spoken like a true culinary artist/scientist
Another beautiful, captivating episode. Thank you.
huge respect to people still building by themselves generation after generation
Thi is the reason why I adore & praise Korean Noodles. I never ever waste a single strand of it. 😚😍
So much passion and dedication in what he loves that it becomes an art in itself.
I like watching experts and masters of their craft/profession doing what they do flawlessly, making it look like its easy...
The literal axle grease on the rollers looks so delicious!
I am so impressed from thier dedicated works...
Definitely a labour of love.
the craftsmanship in this is amazing
Wow!!! These are the most beautiful and colorful noodles ever!
I love the fact that he loves what he does!
The amount of work and dedication of each and everyone is astounding! Keep up the good work and you are truly the master of your craft.
Man this Looks so good I love his enthusiasm and Pride in his work and he is very knowledgeable
My favorite series! Asian cuisine never disappoints with the amazing work behind it
5:20 that drum beat as the noodle gets cut, kudos to the sound editor
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
Just lovely.
i like this kind of master,hygienic, modern and uses technology to improve his craft.
I would love to try these noodles ... awesome.. so satisfying
He is beautifully passionate about his craft 💗💗💗
This is incredible I am always happy to learn more about different cultures and their food since I enjoy cooking, this was incredibly insightful for me to learn how things that I love are made
Beautiful and clean processes. I like it.
What a wholesome story . thanks
Facts that you KNOW:
1) These noodles are so delicious because of the 40 years it took to perfect the taste
2) These noodles are perfectly portioned and cut so that you get the best texture and mouth feel
3) There is love and passion infused into these noodles which supplement the recipe
4) This guy lives a wonderful and happy life as reflected by his genuine smile and positive energy
5) Focus on one thing and do it exceptionally well and you can achieve Master Level like this guy
오방색 국수중에 부추들어간 국수가 최고로 맛나요 ~~ 열무 비빔국수 만들어 먹으면 정말 맛깔납니다.
Oh my God, when they plated it 😩👌 I wanna try it so baaaaad!
And man I gotta appreciate this man! Such a wide and broad knowledge. not only culinary-wise but also scientific.
Beautifully made little Doco...... top shelf.....
I'm genuinely being amazed by people making noodles.
This is art.
Wow! Amazing video! Thanks!
I love the process and the noodles are so beautiful
I love his smile, 😌 the chopping was so satisfying. I want a box soooooo bad. 🌸
Thank you for the quality content!
The noodles so beautiful and well crafted.
5:22 this is soo satisfying!! What a passion.
Love the vids thanks for the content!
Awesome 👏 the packaging is beautiful
Beautiful skill!!
"it helps eliminate a lot of the sodium in your body", continues to dump a bucket of salt on the chives
Because the salt activates the gluten. I think ar the point the salt is busy doing its job with the gluten perhaps it wont affect the body's sodium
What happens to those leftovers ?
I'd totally eat them.
I agree.. I want the catch tub of noodles
I was thinking maybe the workers split up and take it home for meals
I had the exact thought. I do hope they're eating it somewhere, maybe a special rainbow noodle with all the leftovers :)
No way they don't eat them
I was thinking the exact same 😄
Wonderful noodles! I feel a rumbly in my tumbly
Genuinely it is enjoyable listening to this guy talk about noods all day.... he even shows us his noods... an absolute unit
His noodles are like the prettiest noodles I have seen being made!
The salad and noodle combo, looks sooooooooo good, OMG!!! I take my hat off to the gents, yes Sir. 👍
i like the little history lessons thrown in. you learn a lot you normally would never know.
the noodle looks beautiful!
Everything in Korea takes years to master!
I am from Malaysia and I enjoy watching your videos! Hope I can go back to South Korea soon. South Korea is a beautiful country!
This feels like a cool chemistry class.
This video to me represents the insisted perfection of a business that produces a product that is quality , beautiful and delicious! Although I have not tasted them, this video has me convinced that they are very tasty!!
Awesome - this super noodles.
Korean noodles r awesome. All i c is the passion n love in this art made by grandpa .
Sir, I am truly impressed by your honesty and dedication. There is a place in heaven for you. The world needs more great people like you!
The whole process ia so satisfying. Would be taste the best!
As a Italian Canada chef i am super happy watching this video. I would leave everything I am doing and come make noodles with you any day
What a wonderful recipe
this was the best thing i watched this year
One of the most beautiful things that I've seen yet
Muito lindo o processo de fabricação Parabéns.
After crushing the garlic chives..the concentrated liquid after squeezing..store in a freeze and apply everyday on the scalp..works wonder for hair lost..though its smelly..new hair grows..apply and leave overnight n wash with plain water next morning.. chives is everyday kitchen item in Manipur, India
wonderful!!
incredibly informative thank you.
Genuinely fascinating
It's amazing how he knows the chemistry behind the food.
Amazing episode
That is work of art.
Wow! Those are really pretty noodles! 😍
"Our mouths are our labs." Beautiful!
Feeling very blessed that in this selfish world someone have humanity that they thinking about loyalty to the world making such a healthiest foods. Thank you so much sir being simple innovative blessed and healthy thought.🙏💐🍫