The Chef was born and raised in the Philippines and Los Angeles, California. He’s only 16 when he graduated high school. He planned of becoming a doctor but an enrollment to a weekend cooking class changed his path to Medical school. Instead, he enrolled in the California School of Culinary Arts. Worked under Pierre Hermé in Paris. In 2013 or 14, he was honored the Rising Pastry Chef title and 2015 he’s one of the Top Ten Pastry Chefs in the US. He was featured in Dessert Magazine and So Good Magazine.
I clicked on this video with the intention to hate on a pretentious chef that made a coconut look fancy on a plate. After watching the process and seeing it wasint just a simple coconut on a plate i can't help but admire this guy and his clear passion for what he does.
Lol it's funny how graduating high school at 16 is a big thing now, at that time Philippines probably didn't adapt the K-12 curriculum yet so naturally he'd graduate at that age
That's awesome. Finally a guy on this channel that isn't pretentious at all. Just modest and very very skilled. Doesn't talk out of his ass. This is a real chef that cares about his work.
minny Coo okay, but there’s still no logical argument behind what you said since I’m quoting what he said. Anyways I feel like you are just trying to troll right now and I’m not up for it, good day! ✌️
@minny Coo Your technique can be the most perfect and intricate... Only to have your taster say that he didn't like it. You can't say... "Oh but I used the finest techniques, hence you have to like it."
@@matt-nx2yh simp? You are seriously getting all touchy when you see a person behave in a decent manner towards a female when you mention such a word. Here's what your lack of manhood and lack of intellect didn't get you to understand: a man is fair, and since you're not fair to women, then you are not a man. If you were fair, you would have understood that just like you would want to be treated in a respectful, gracious manner by others, then fairly you should treat others as such too. Btw, your mother is a female, so not sure why you are so touchy about females being treated in a respectful manner, instead of supporting it-- only a weak, perpetrator of domestic abuse (which is a crime; to be an abuser) would have your reaction.
This chef is pretty eloquent and is obviously a John Wick fan. The amount of work and details that go into creating this dessert is incredible. I love how he talks about his creation.
It's a reference from john wick. The basic plot of the movie is a coconut kills john wicks puppy, and he proceeds to go on a murderous rampage and cuts down every coconut tree in america while brutally murdering the coconuts themselves. By the end of the movie john wick runs a michelin star restaurant serving the blenderized corpses of his mortal foes.
The level of time and detail in that dish is just wild. So yes, folks, when you go to a 3-star Michelin place - and I have been to one - that is partly what you are paying for. Trust me, it takes a lot of people working with him to produce something like that.
crazy amount of work going into a single dish, a lot of people don't realise this and wonder why prices are high, where you're dining, the work that goes behind that plate of food, and the service.
Yeah, I have a friend who keeps measuring these things in terms of the price of the ingredients, as if the work that goes not only making the actual dish, but the time and experience that are required to conceptualize it were worth nothing. But then again, that's very common. Most people think intellectual work is not real work.
Yeah, I have a friend who keeps measuring these things in terms of the price of the ingredients, as if the work that goes not only making the actual dish, but the time and experience that are required to conceptualize it were worth nothing. But then again, that's very common. Most people think intellectual work is not real work.
Yeah, I have a friend who keeps measuring these things in terms of the price of the ingredients, as if the work that goes not only making the actual dish, but the time and experience that are required to conceptualize it were worth nothing. But then again, that's very common. Most people think intellectual work is not real work.
There is not much work going into this. It looks like it, but Bavarois is very easy to make. The chocolate you just melt... Most of the things are just preparation, I'm sure he can do this off camera in just about 5 minutes. The Coconut balls are just sitting in the freezer, probably makes them once a week.
Jorick: Not much work? It took him a week to figure out the balance of the flavoring. And since he works at a place with three Michelin stars I guess he has to change the dessert quite a lot. These guys have to stay innovative on a fast level. And well... preparation is also work, isn’t it?
People like this don’t use the word passion like that, passion is already know. Do you say I love you to every girl you meet? Just stop, the persons working at a 3 michelin restaurant, passion was know a long time ago.
@@animaladam5 Definition as it applies to this case: intense, driving, or overmastering feeling or conviction. This whole video is a great example of what passion and a drive to excel can do to a talented person. In this case, without passion, his motivation to create new pastries as complex and at such high level would be lost. So no, you're wrong. Passion is very much the foundational motivator and enabler of his gift. And it's visibly demonstrated by the complexity of this one dish alone.
@LagiNaLangAko23 no, i think they meant they'd originally seen the dessert and (because the craftsmanship was so uncanny) thought that the constructed segment of coconut mousse and chocolate was an actual segment of a dried coconut, which they'd steamed until tender. Lol his way is wayyy better! 😆
I hate when people say bs like, it's so expensive, i could eat this in 3 bites, i'd rather have a huge piece of pie or half the price etc etc... They've completely misunderstood the whole freaking concept of food like this.. Eating a dessert like this should be an experience in itself, not just satisfying your sweet tooth on a Wednesday evening *sigh*
Well I respect the work put into the dessert but I rather buy something else. Unless I was rich or had a good amount of money then I wouldn't mind buying these.
passionate chef so delicately creative and skillfully educated soft spoken too ,....when tears come to your eyes...well that is marvelous....that is just marvelous
Part of the reason high end restaurants are so expensive is the sheer amount of each chef's time that goes into it. Which is not to say the chef's are well paid. TBH I'd stuff my face with the grocery store version too.
@Tom Silverheart if only that were always the case. I worked at a two star restaurant for about 6 months where we had 5 chefs maximum at any given time
This is absolutely beautiful to watch. I can only imagine the taste journey this takes you on. I love the idea of freezing coconut water and shredding it. Thats amazing. Well done chef. Brilliantly executed
Kuri Something Its a rice noodle and chicken hawker stall in Singapore. They sell a one Michelin Star dish for $1.50 US. Here is the link www.cnn.com/travel/article/singapore-cheapest-michelin-star-restaurant/index.html
I'm bored and I want to become a god... He said it 36 times, she said it 6 times. He once said it in a way that was hard to understand...that confused me and I might be off by 1. My boredom and my desire to become a god is not big enough to watch it all over again just to make sure^^
He's very articulate and precise with his words on exactly how & why it should be done is very....sigh, just WOW! His intelligence, his looks, he's just attractive. I could watch and listen to this guy talk anytime of the day, all day, everyday
That’s a beautiful dessert, like great food always does it took me to my childhood and visiting my grandparents in their coconut/ cocoa plantations in the summer (even with the shaved ice machine that I think most Filipino families had) and love the full coconut lamington cubes and using passion fruit as the delicious acid.
He's SO RIGHT about Americans and coconut, so many friends say they *HATE* coconut, it's like - have you had young coconut juice? have you had fresh coconut flesh?
i would like to see how u try and eat the flesh of a coconut with a spoon whilst not doing a mess and using massive strenght whilst confinde in a tight dress or smoking or whatever people wear to such occasions
That’s a very good point about the negative connotations of coconuts because of other products. Actually took me a little while to get over coconuts tasting like suntan lotion - didn’t actually eat suntan lotion - you get what I mean.
marco p. w. said best chefs always have three things in common and one of those was that the chef knows the actual artist is the nature. it really shows
I love how you have even mentioned the timeline of their relationship! 🤣🤣 But yeah, there's definitely some chemistry there, and it's not just the coconuts
Thank you for showing us how to make it. I opened up a dessert shoppe in Coconut Creek Florida called The Cocoanut. This is my top seller. Keep posting these so I can expand my menu.
My next dessert is a study in sugar. Granulated sugar infused with caster sugar dusted with confectioners sugar, lined with pearl sugar and then accented with sanding sugar served on a bed of cane sugar that's been poached in demerara sugar and water and finally coated with bruleed turbinado sugar.
Are we allowed to mention how absolutely spectacularly magnificently yummy this male chef is...or am i supposed to comment only on this coconut dessert..which is awesome..
Am I the only one surprised with so many comments about her having a crush on the chef?? I literally see these comments in every video I watch when it’s just a person enjoying the moment. He’s cute and all but she seemed completely normal and excited to try the dish. I hate it when people think I’m flirting with a guy when I’m just being friendly and enjoying conversations like what am I supposed to act like, a b*tch?? lol anyways love coconuts would love to try this yum!
The Chef was born and raised in the Philippines and Los Angeles, California. He’s only 16 when he graduated high school. He planned of becoming a doctor but an enrollment to a weekend cooking class changed his path to Medical school. Instead, he enrolled in the California School of Culinary Arts.
Worked under Pierre Hermé in Paris. In 2013 or 14, he was honored the Rising Pastry Chef title and 2015 he’s one of the Top Ten Pastry Chefs in the US. He was featured in Dessert Magazine and So Good Magazine.
when i saw him, i already had the feeling that he's filipino. lol!
Yeahhh, same here. 😊
Ooh. I had a feeling he was a filipino.
I clicked on this video with the intention to hate on a pretentious chef that made a coconut look fancy on a plate. After watching the process and seeing it wasint just a simple coconut on a plate i can't help but admire this guy and his clear passion for what he does.
Lol it's funny how graduating high school at 16 is a big thing now, at that time Philippines probably didn't adapt the K-12 curriculum yet so naturally he'd graduate at that age
Can we talk about how calm the chef is and so well orated. Damnnnnn
Yes indeed. And how irritating because of it the "journalist"? "Ye" "yep" "ye" "mhm"
Casper Kosinski she talked too much, he lost interest after she didn’t get the joke
He got ‘orated’ alright. By lil miss sunshine.
That's awesome. Finally a guy on this channel that isn't pretentious at all. Just modest and very very skilled. Doesn't talk out of his ass. This is a real chef that cares about his work.
Trust me. It changes when cameras are gone. Chefs are very passive aggressive.
@@KDrop84 can second that, have dated one.
@Melanie S ?
Well when you are skilled, there isn't much you have to do but just let your work do the talking for you.
You clearly did not hear what I heard!
I've been a chef for 17 years. He's the definition of chef.
He's absolutely in love with food.
From what i know, the women shouldn't even be allowed to touch the food because of the nail polish. The chef should know that, not?
@@Desert_Fox "tHe wOmEn"
@@ObiiWanKenobii its a *thing*
@@Desert_Fox they aren't serving that to the guests. That food they are preparing is purely demonstration.
“Flavor is subjective, the technique/procedure is not” exactly chef 👌
minny Coo um I don’t think you understand what he meant but to each their own
@minny Coo ..........You're "opinion" doesn't much matter, does it.
minny Coo okay, but there’s still no logical argument behind what you said since I’m quoting what he said. Anyways I feel like you are just trying to troll right now and I’m not up for it, good day! ✌️
yh, but you have a correct way of doing those different techniques. in both contexts, the quote is true.
@minny Coo Your technique can be the most perfect and intricate... Only to have your taster say that he didn't like it. You can't say... "Oh but I used the finest techniques, hence you have to like it."
She’s looking at him like he is the dessert 😅
G. Puga whoa thee buddy.. well I guess she did seem like an admirer... but that’s kinda the point of being an interviewer
Whoa 😮
@@matthewchen4989 you obviously didn't read her body language.
Hell yeah first thing i noticed " i was like whaa? Lets take a look again. Oh that's it
what's she thinking at 7:04
The chefs personality though, such a gentleman.
That women fell for it
*simp
@@matt-nx2yh simp? You are seriously getting all touchy when you see a person behave in a decent manner towards a female when you mention such a word. Here's what your lack of manhood and lack of intellect didn't get you to understand: a man is fair, and since you're not fair to women, then you are not a man. If you were fair, you would have understood that just like you would want to be treated in a respectful, gracious manner by others, then fairly you should treat others as such too. Btw, your mother is a female, so not sure why you are so touchy about females being treated in a respectful manner, instead of supporting it-- only a weak, perpetrator of domestic abuse (which is a crime; to be an abuser) would have your reaction.
“Pretend the coconut killed your dog” clearly she didn’t understand that it was a John wick reference
Ohhhhh the John wick from fortnite?
@@romanwiedenfeller3128 movie
@@inu3772 r/woooosh
Theres a john wick movie?
Who the hell is John Wick
Everyone's talking about the chef, am I the only one, who now dreams to try that coconut dessert? I love everything coconut.
Saaaame it looks so amazing 😍
Same. But I also want to try the chef 😅
@@rumblefish9 LMAOO me exactly
1:30 "Like...pretend that coconut just killed your dog"
....
Her face when she looks over 10/10
😂😂
I literally thought he said "that just killed your dog"
Like i mean he said that, the hit she made is so hard that it can actually kill a dogxD
He is a cat person
John Wick would destroy that coconut
The uncultured swine didn’t get the John wick reference
I love listening to this guy talk about his creation, he's got a real passion behind his craft.
This chef is pretty eloquent and is obviously a John Wick fan. The amount of work and details that go into creating this dessert is incredible. I love how he talks about his creation.
"Flavour is subjective but the technique is not, either it's right or it's wrong"
Well said, thanks for the golden nugget Thomas.
Spoken like a true professional!
That hit home for me. A mantra to love and die by
Except that he was saying it can't just be technically excellent it should and needs to be delicious too.
Legend says the chef still trying to reinforce the coconut
He’s in love with the coco
Park ChimMin LOLL
Oh no, I suddenly burst into laughter. 🤣
🤣🤣🤣
Update guys, he loved coconut so much he turned into one
I’m actually surprised by the simplicity of the ingredients, yet he creates something so elegant and refine!!
"Pretend that coconut just killed your dog."
"What ?! Who ?!"
" *Yes.* "
Underrated comment award
John wick
He's determined
\Whoosh
It's a reference from john wick. The basic plot of the movie is a coconut kills john wicks puppy, and he proceeds to go on a murderous rampage and cuts down every coconut tree in america while brutally murdering the coconuts themselves. By the end of the movie john wick runs a michelin star restaurant serving the blenderized corpses of his mortal foes.
Man this chef is insane!! Wow....that thing looked so good!
The level of time and detail in that dish is just wild. So yes, folks, when you go to a 3-star Michelin place - and I have been to one - that is partly what you are paying for. Trust me, it takes a lot of people working with him to produce something like that.
Love the look of the chef at 1:30 to the camera, meaning "you sure you want to let her keep going?..." 😂
He suddenly felt like jim in the office 😂
crazy amount of work going into a single dish, a lot of people don't realise this and wonder why prices are high, where you're dining, the work that goes behind that plate of food, and the service.
Yeah, I have a friend who keeps measuring these things in terms of the price of the ingredients, as if the work that goes not only making the actual dish, but the time and experience that are required to conceptualize it were worth nothing. But then again, that's very common. Most people think intellectual work is not real work.
Yeah, I have a friend who keeps measuring these things in terms of the price of the ingredients, as if the work that goes not only making the actual dish, but the time and experience that are required to conceptualize it were worth nothing. But then again, that's very common. Most people think intellectual work is not real work.
Yeah, I have a friend who keeps measuring these things in terms of the price of the ingredients, as if the work that goes not only making the actual dish, but the time and experience that are required to conceptualize it were worth nothing. But then again, that's very common. Most people think intellectual work is not real work.
There is not much work going into this. It looks like it, but Bavarois is very easy to make. The chocolate you just melt... Most of the things are just preparation, I'm sure he can do this off camera in just about 5 minutes. The Coconut balls are just sitting in the freezer, probably makes them once a week.
Jorick: Not much work? It took him a week to figure out the balance of the flavoring. And since he works at a place with three Michelin stars I guess he has to change the dessert quite a lot. These guys have to stay innovative on a fast level. And well... preparation is also work, isn’t it?
chef : "I wanted it to taste like a coconut, I wanted it to look like a coconut"
coconut : am i a joke to you?
But they want to charge 100dollars for that so they make coconut out of coconut
Girl: i wish to have a coconut just like you..
Coconut: but i am a real coconut..
Girl: yeah, but just not you..
😂
chef: buy your shell is not chocolate
I'll just eat coconut straight from the tree. Haha
do a shot every time someone says "reinforce the coconut flavour".
James Green i’d be dead
Do you want to die
or organic style
Take a shot each time they say coconut
@@XenXenOfficial Fun way to die....
I'm in
This chef is amazing but so young.. my respect bro
Abhimanuyu Sharma he 35
He’s not 35 yrs old.
Meechi Oisaca he is . Haha
Because Asians don't raisins.
Do you want a copy of his birth certificate?
I love it when a person becomes an expert at what they do. Well done, Executive Pastry Chef, Thomas Raquel.
Watching how sophisticated this dessert is makes me tear up a little. We can only imagine how much hard work he has put in to get to this point.
That's a work of passion right there. An incredible amount of detail is going into these deserts.
People like this don’t use the word passion like that, passion is already know. Do you say I love you to every girl you meet? Just stop, the persons working at a 3 michelin restaurant, passion was know a long time ago.
@@animaladam5 Definition as it applies to this case: intense, driving, or overmastering feeling or conviction. This whole video is a great example of what passion and a drive to excel can do to a talented person. In this case, without passion, his motivation to create new pastries as complex and at such high level would be lost. So no, you're wrong. Passion is very much the foundational motivator and enabler of his gift. And it's visibly demonstrated by the complexity of this one dish alone.
Andrew F. desserts*
@@animaladam5 This guy would know, he has a passion for leaving useless comments.
“Once he killed 3 coconuts with a fooking pencil”
"A fooking PENCIL"...✊✏
Amazing. When i first saw it i thought he had steamed or pressure cooked the cocunut to be able to slice through it. Well done. Id love to try this
just use a machete that's what we use here in tropical country with a lot of coconut.
@LagiNaLangAko23 no, i think they meant they'd originally seen the dessert and (because the craftsmanship was so uncanny) thought that the constructed segment of coconut mousse and chocolate was an actual segment of a dried coconut, which they'd steamed until tender. Lol his way is wayyy better! 😆
Bravo!
Lmao 1 like
@@11stem-1pantaleonpaololuiz8 142 likes
Chef: I’m gonna take a coconut and create a coconut
God: oh you don’t like my design?
made my day lol
Genius lol 🤣
😂😂😂😂
Awesome 👌
Everything is better with refinement. You don't eat handfuls of raw beef when you crave a hamburger...
Damn the dessert is as charming as the chef
The chef is the dessert
So.. not that charming?
I hate when people say bs like, it's so expensive, i could eat this in 3 bites, i'd rather have a huge piece of pie or half the price etc etc...
They've completely misunderstood the whole freaking concept of food like this..
Eating a dessert like this should be an experience in itself, not just satisfying your sweet tooth on a Wednesday evening *sigh*
I hate ur face but you're right, it doesn't just go for desserts either, all food should b an experience
Its food you eat after you've already eaten
It's not about being full, it's about the flavour
And it's part of a full-course meal so...
It's so expensive..i could eat this cake in 3 or 4 bites...ugh
Well I respect the work put into the dessert but I rather buy something else. Unless I was rich or had a good amount of money then I wouldn't mind buying these.
passionate chef so delicately creative and skillfully educated soft spoken too ,....when tears come to your eyes...well that is marvelous....that is just marvelous
No wonder that kind of desert costs so much. Although I'll still devour that desert like a hungry trash panda.
Part of the reason high end restaurants are so expensive is the sheer amount of each chef's time that goes into it. Which is not to say the chef's are well paid.
TBH I'd stuff my face with the grocery store version too.
@Tom Silverheart yeah, and rent, equipment costs, research costs. Chefs like this guy usualy work 13h a day+
@Tom Silverheart if only that were always the case. I worked at a two star restaurant for about 6 months where we had 5 chefs maximum at any given time
What else do you think the chef would expect you to do to it?
Jesse Bishop there’s other employees at a restaurant besides chefs.
Alright fine, I'll accept your Shokugeki. Give me all your coconuts if you lose!
Do you have any idea when season 4 airs? I want to watch it so bad
This year i think.
@@plushnet thanks, that would be awesome.
Ayyy
KillerKingKevin 😂😂😂
I really appreciate this guys innovation and skills! The desert looks amazing.
Simply amazing!!! Such a passionate guy and his creation is a true piece of art.
Dude stfu.
This is absolutely beautiful to watch. I can only imagine the taste journey this takes you on. I love the idea of freezing coconut water and shredding it. Thats amazing. Well done chef. Brilliantly executed
Right off the bat, the first time I see Thomas I have a hunch that his a Filipino. So proud of him.
Jewil Bandola he is not a philipino dumb ass
@@Mountainside101 he is. he's raised in the Philippines and went to the united states.
Why dafuq do filipinos always say they are proud of being filipino if they saw successful filipinos?
@Burn Mcneel why would bmyou be proud of yourself? They dont even know each other
As a Keralite, i approve this coconut delicacy.
But it's really expensive.
Nandhini Nair 😂 was thinking the same
Indira Nair it’s a 3 Michelin star dessert, what do you expect
Indira Nair $140 for 4 courses thats reasonable
What is Keralite?
1:30 *John Wick wants to know your location*
ahahhaha It killed your dog I got it
😂😂😂
I felt like he’s a Filipino bc of his view about the coconut, and his accent and his look ☺️
I’m Filipino and I agree!
"Pretend that coconut killed your dog" ahhaha wtf xD
@LagiNaLangAko23 Actually, coconuts kill more people than pit bulls...thats really dark
that is john wick reference XD
John Wick that coconut.
@LagiNaLangAko23 that's my grandma is telling us to stay away from coconut trees. lol!
JahJah John Wick is shooked
This is why its expensive to eat in michellin restaurants
Because you pay the marketing that tells you what is valuable for people unable to judge.
@@AlexDainese 😂😂😂 This is what I call wisdom. Great comment.
pretty sure theres a korean or japanese instant ramen that has earned a michellin star
@@kurisomething really?? What brand??
Kuri Something Its a rice noodle and chicken hawker stall in Singapore. They sell a one Michelin Star dish for $1.50 US. Here is the link
www.cnn.com/travel/article/singapore-cheapest-michelin-star-restaurant/index.html
- So how much coconut should we put in this desert?
Chef Thomas: yes
Lol
The chef is someone i want as a friend
If u count how many times he said coconut 🥥 ur a god .
I'm bored and I want to become a god...
He said it 36 times, she said it 6 times.
He once said it in a way that was hard to understand...that confused me and I might be off by 1. My boredom and my desire to become a god is not big enough to watch it all over again just to make sure^^
@@TheNuggzt3r not all heroes wear capes
it amazes me how small your requirements are to become an all-powerful supernatural being.
@@dirtdiv3r Yeah...kind of stupid, I know. But the sad thing is that I was the only 1 trying^^
@@TheNuggzt3r 😮😭😭😭😭
This is probably the first dish I have seen online that I really want to taste 😋
I love this host! So much better than the INSIDER cringefest
Carolyn Huang INSIDER cringefest!😂😂😂😂 exactly!
Exactly, those people are clueless idiots just enjoying tasting food for their job!
Ricc Lee i’m actually jealous that THEY get to do it!
I want to say the same thing! She isn't exaggerating, she asks great questions and it's a calm experience.
Nope. She is no different from every other cringeful food host on YT.
This is actual art. Unbelievably beautiful
The ice shaver was a give away of his heritage. Hahaha. Damn, now i miss my childhood.
Yesss, reminds me of halo-halo 😂
"how many times"
"a week" honestly a mood
I woke op the other night and felt like a quick snack. I threw together one of these, ate it and went back to bed. Was delicious.
Nice , congrats
Then you woke up for real, right?
Nico Romero Yes
Hahahaha
You went back to bed at the night of the following day, didnt you?
He's very articulate and precise with his words on exactly how & why it should be done is very....sigh, just WOW! His intelligence, his looks, he's just attractive. I could watch and listen to this guy talk anytime of the day, all day, everyday
That’s a beautiful dessert, like great food always does it took me to my childhood and visiting my grandparents in their coconut/ cocoa plantations in the summer (even with the shaved ice machine that I think most Filipino families had) and love the full coconut lamington cubes and using passion fruit as the delicious acid.
He's SO RIGHT about Americans and coconut, so many friends say they *HATE* coconut, it's like - have you had young coconut juice? have you had fresh coconut flesh?
*Delicately eating my Ramen Noodles like it's a 5 star exquisite dish *
😂
"I wanted it to taste like a coconut, I wanted it to look like a coconut"
How about, just eat the coconut
i would like to see how u try and eat the flesh of a coconut with a spoon whilst not doing a mess and using massive strenght whilst confinde in a tight dress or smoking or whatever people wear to such occasions
@Pepe Le Pew silver also isnt hard so have fun eating with a bending spoon
youll eat a hard coconut brown shell?
@@timk8869 I just slam the coconut on hard surface and water will start flowing out
@@harryharold1049 i dare u to do it in a restaurant where even the bread costs 200bucks
This was in my recommended for like a week and I've finally decided to watch it.
When you are passionate about your work!!!!!! Wow. The Chef is inspiring!!!
I get the feeling this chef is trying to really reinforce the flavor of coconut
That’s a very good point about the negative connotations of coconuts because of other products. Actually took me a little while to get over coconuts tasting like suntan lotion - didn’t actually eat suntan lotion - you get what I mean.
It's like a racecar version of a coconut,
deconstructed & amplified, I love it
marco p. w. said best chefs always have three things in common and one of those was that the chef knows the actual artist is the nature. it really shows
There’s some chemistry here! These two would make a hot couple for at least 6 months
I can say that about me and a lot of girls but what’s the point then
For 6 at least 6 months haha 😂
Why 6 months 🥱
What did you into recently?
I love how you have even mentioned the timeline of their relationship! 🤣🤣 But yeah, there's definitely some chemistry there, and it's not just the coconuts
Thank you for showing us how to make it. I opened up a dessert shoppe in Coconut Creek Florida called The Cocoanut. This is my top seller. Keep posting these so I can expand my menu.
“I’ve got a lovely bunch of coconuts. There they are standing in a row...”
You know you sang it. ;)
This place is so amazing. I want to try it too
Why r u everywhere?
Same why are you everywhere? I can see you all the time
Hi this is your banker, the ten year loan is ready for you to sign any time you want
@@StocktonMush Rat mak is a multi millionaire
"Flavour is subjective, but the technique is not."
Wow, that's a pretty good quote, to be honest.
But technically even a technique could be subjective since the technique changes the flavour sometimes. Just being funny!
Is 'reinforcing the flavour of coconut' his catchphrase?
I bet he has t-shirts with that saying on it.
"this is why my team loves me" xD
My next dessert is a study in sugar.
Granulated sugar infused with caster sugar dusted with confectioners sugar, lined with pearl sugar and then accented with sanding sugar served on a bed of cane sugar that's been poached in demerara sugar and water and finally coated with bruleed turbinado sugar.
Are we allowed to mention how absolutely spectacularly magnificently yummy this male chef is...or am i supposed to comment only on this coconut dessert..which is awesome..
He's cute.
I love the chef already 😍 it's love at first sight 😂
Just imagine how delicious that kitchen smells!😍😍😍
Chef: pretend like that coconut just killed your dog..
Woman: what?
Chef: Yes.
Lol
Here's this $50 dessert
*I'm already done eating before the server turns his back on me*
lol
His desserts are worth it so much work put in to make me eat coconut, I don't even like coconut.
I respect his work but i wouldnt buy it because im poor lol
I feel you there, but I think is just part of a full course meal is it not?
😂
Chef is amazing. Love the details and the process he explained. The girl just blew it. Should have got another person for the show
*Off subject* : The girl seem to have some interest in the boy.
May she has a bf.
@@kcmn0089 she gon cheat for some coconut dessert.
Quiet Guy He lost interest after she didn’t get the John Wick reference
Really?
It almost felt like she doesn't want to acknowledge his skills and deems him unworthy of his position.
Seems like you dont have enough real life experience lmfao.
Drinking game. Drink every time someone says coconut. Thank me later :)
32 people have died of alchohol poisoning.
@@joshmartinez938 now it reached to 35 😂😂
Soniya P so how do people dislike after they’re dead?
Am I the only one surprised with so many comments about her having a crush on the chef?? I literally see these comments in every video I watch when it’s just a person enjoying the moment. He’s cute and all but she seemed completely normal and excited to try the dish. I hate it when people think I’m flirting with a guy when I’m just being friendly and enjoying conversations like what am I supposed to act like, a b*tch?? lol anyways love coconuts would love to try this yum!
No gold flakes or Caviar what is this?
Actually good food
Some decent fckn food bro. I want it :')
An actual chef who isn't a hack
A pure art and love of food
Where's the truffle oil?
I thought that was a real coconut... My God I am so hungry...
4:10 "Like, I wanted to taste like coconut - I wanted to look like a coconut"
Le Bernardin is our absolute favourite restaurant - and we eat at some incredible restaurants. I recommend the chef’s tasting menu with wine.
Can I just say he’s a great young talent
the owner/chef of this place always comes by at our restaurant!
I guess it wasn't just the coconut that was moist.
Lol cmon bro :)
*the amount of times he says coconut and reinforces has my head spinning*
Her irrelevance is extraordinary
She was so thirsty for him 😩💦
Jed Maegraith yes yes yes i was hoping someone else would’ve seen this
Can u blame her??
Pootboot nah not really...
not really shes doing her job
who isn't :))
I'm kidding pls don't kill me :D
They also serve non-authentic Kobe beef👌🏾
just my mind formulating all the flavors together... so amazing!
These two have beautiful energy together. Love the tension between them :)
"I'm a coconut playing a coconut disguised as another coconut"
Srgt. Lincoln Osiris?
Never go full coconuts
There are endless recipes one could make with our fruits, vegetables, plants etc
apparently 150 people die from falling coconut yearly. so yes, coconut can.kill a dog as well 😂😂
Is it just me or do they have heaps of chemistry
I looove coconut. 🤤🤤 I had pure coconut water straight from the coconut and fell in love. All things coconut! Lol
the chef is charming and she is a great host!