Something I've found are incredibly useful for organization: tension rods. If you have a large open space above your sink with cabinets on either side, like you do in your kitchen, get a tension rod and put it up there. Get some hooks and you can hang frequently used utensils from it. Might look a bit cluttered to some, but I like the aesthetic. Makes it super quick and easy to grab a tool, and makes cleanup easier too, since you can just hang it right back up on the hook instead of worrying about a dish strainer. Done with your spatula? Give it a quick hand wash and throw it back on the hook. You can also put them in large cabinets, like the one under your sink. Put a tension rod up near the top of the cabinet, then you can hang bottles of cleaning fluids from the trigger.
Before: My kitchen is so messed that I don't have the motivation to start cooking. After: My kitchen is so organized that I don't want to mess it up again by cooking. Boom... B-Roll
@@crystalchen5680 Got to look for all-in-ones. Ninja likes to do things like that with blenders, toaster ovens, slow cookers, etc. Also, a Kitchenaid stand mixer is invaluable
I only have my coffee maker on the counter. Everything else fits in my cupboards. And if I get an appliance that doesn't fit in my cupboards, I get rid of something. I'm lucky I have a pretty big pantry area so I don't have to put food in my cupboards, though.
thaitichi I have an apartment sized kitchen which means I have one pair of cabinets, and one counter top. I definitely am frustrated by my cooking space very often but I do not let it stop me. Not to say I wouldn’t prefer a nice kitchen like his , I’m just saying if you really want something you don’t let obstacles deter you from doing what you like to do. 😃
Leekie Mayes It amazes me that apartment designers tend to make the kitchen the most compact space that they can, cramming as much in as they can at the cost of functionality. And for what? An extra half foot by six feet of room in the living area? I need that for counter space and cabinets, damnit!
"We need to start cooking more" YES! I'm not too tired. I'm just lazy and to be quite honest my health is suffering because of that laziness. So today I made a vegan chili and I feel better for it.
Hey That's fantastic! Cooking is an addictive process, you just gotta get those wheels rollin! The more you cook the more you're going to want to cook. Might as well make it as easy on yourself as possible during that process. :)
I would love a "how to time a meal" video. There must be some rules of thumb. But I always seem to finish a side early or time my meat to rest too long so it's almost cold when everything else is ready.
From my own experience, I always think about/ look up how long something will take before I start cooking anything. Let’s say I’m making a chili, with rice and a side of broccoli. The chili will take the longest (let’s imagine 40 minutes). Then, the rice will take 17 minutes, so after the first 20 minutes of chili cooking, I’ll start the rice. Then, boiling the broccoli will take about 7 minutes, so the last 7 minutes of the rice and chili I will start the broccoli. I’ll do all this thinking, and also all of my food prep (chopping, measuring) before I begin. This way, when things need to get cooked, you can dump them in and move on. I know this is a) not a video and b) not the creator of this video, and c) 6 months late, but I hope it was somewhat helpful nonetheless.
In "foods & nutrition" class in school, we had to write out what would be done in what order & how long it would take and prepare all our ingredients (wash, chop, measure, etc) before starting to cook. It became a habit. Now, I just make a mental list (unless it's a big meal like thanksgiving, or something) but it helps & having everything ready to go makes such a difference! No burning stuff while you read the recipe (again!) and finish chopping those carrots...
The dollar store has shelf inserts, they work pretty well for lighter items and are quite affordable. You can build your own lazy Susan out of some pie tins and marbles. Basically just sandwich the marbles between a pair of pie tins and the tin should rotate around relatively easily. Also get a labelmaker and label the shelves and containers with what goes in them. It's especially helpful if your spouse isn't quite on board with all of it or your mother-in-law comes over and is putting things away.
I love your videos! You inspire my home cooking and I love your style. Recently, I designed a garage apartment with the kitchen on these principles. Had a tough time with the small eating/prep area, then decided to use a stainless countertop height prep table on wheels with a little storage underneath for the table. It works great with a few bar height stools, and frankly it was cheaper than a regular table.
I think it's important to remember that it's okay to move things to where they work best for you. Just because you put the dishes in this certain cupboard when you moved in doesn't mean they have to go there if it's not working for you. Experiment, move things, it's your kitchen, make it work for you
It may have to wait until a different time of year, but it would be really awesome if you did some kind of a guide about produce and how to pick good produce. This guide was awesome! It’s amazing what people don’t know about their kitchen.
I have watched over hundred kitchen and pantry organization videos. I don't yours the best and I will be copying your layout for my kitchen and will get my brother to built me that kind of rolling table. I have been planning on a straight kitchen layout due to space. Thank you so much. This video totally has inspired me to have a nice life with simple and easy ways of organization. Very simple pantry but very clean and good looking.
This gave me flashbacks to my mom casually explaining all of this to me at least twice a year growing up. Whenever we went on holiday and rented an apartment, she'd comment on how the kitchen was organised. Once I also learned this in school (functionalism in architecture), the only way to stay sane was to join her. Left-hand or right-hand workflow? What turned out to be slightly unpractical with our own kitchen (which she designed, but there were some limitations with where stuff could go)? She's an ecotrophologist. Brb having a breakdown over my current apartment's kitchen, might have to move all the plates and stuff so I can put more food in the cabinets..
Completely agree with you about cooking more at home and an organized pantry/kitchen. Can't wait for my kitchen renovation to be over, it's been a night more. Great content btw and would love to see more of videos like this ✌️
My father in law LOVES to cook. Whenever he comes to visit, he always wants to cook in our kitchen. During his last visit, I asked him if he enjoys cooking at home now that he sold his restaurant. He said no, but he likes using my kitchen because there’s so much space. I do not live in a mansion...my home is a little less than 2000 sq ft, but I follow the same rules you just mentioned. It makes cooking an easy and pleasurable experience. Great video!
Getting a lazy susan for spices is such a game changer. Saves us so much time :) EDIT- PS, I'm about to move into a home with a larger kitchen than I'm used to, & this video will be such a help when setting it up, ty
Glad to see someone without too much cereal types or seed types. That way I can see how much space that I really need since I don't like eating those. Thanks for the good organization tips
God bless you for making this video. Organization is SO important, in every aspect, but you don't hear a lot of people explain it in the kitchen. So this was helpful!
I'd love more guides like these! I just started preparing more advanced meals for myself and these tips will really help! (I accidentally had all the things I needed for cooking emergencies like plates, utensils, oven mitts, and pot lids, SO far away from the stove and it caused some spills!)
Thank u ,i want to do a spring clean now in my kitchen and start organising.I had bought a few storage containers in dealz,and euroland i have under my sink for cleaning sprays etc.and some for cereals and tins in another press .This video encouages me to organise my presses more thank u.
Refrigerator tip: Keep a cookie sheet in your fridge to place fresh/frozen meat on. It keeps you’re fridge clean and you can use it as a tray to transfer the meat to the counter so you don’t drip on the floor.
Spot [ass] on advice! I can't believe I'm praising a 23 year old [I'm 74 next Wednesday] for being so astute - but I'm ecstatic that I get the chance to do so. Josh, you have a great future ahead of you - - - Press on, my little Bro! {and thanks for the recommendation of Rene Redzepi!} Fast rising dough and gorgeous plates to ya, Man! 🤠
Please make more of these videos, you have an innate talent of making things understandable to the everyday guy, I've had culinary education, and I still appreciate the way that you present.
Hi Joshua,thank you for your practical guidelines and I got inspirations from you.Lately I shifted to my 602 sq ft. apartment and started a life of my own.When I stepped inside,I realised I should set up the kitchen section a little bit.In terms of how to organise lots of things in a proper way so that I could utilise the limited space when I host parties at home or invite friends over here.Try to make it a charging point more functional and comfortable.
Really enjoyed your video!!! Now will have to play catch up and watch them all. I am 71, and always learning new things. I do cook every day, and even pack my husband's lunches so he has healthier options.
I am white af and I have like 3-4 times that many spices....but I like flavor in my food and I like to cook food from all parts of the world (home enthusiast).
Wow.... Your kitchen is my dream one! Every item you use looks so simple but awesome!! I need to clean my kitchen as I wake up tomorrow! Anyways I need to throw away unnecessary items first! Thank you for the tips!
This guy may seem to be really proud if we only look at the way he talks and how "extra" he acts, but he's actually humble enough to make so many videos to explain the basics of cooking Also I'm really shocked by how little he has in the kitchen as a pro
I'm about to move out and I don't know the first thing about cooking. Could you make a Kitchen Essentials or Starter Pack video of just like tools and spices you need to start cooking?
A massive kitchen with a bare minimum of equipment and food. I have a small kitchen (big by many standards here in the UK), and a lot of equipment. I gather you buy your shopping daily according to need on the way home from work, but I have to keep a large stock of food, as I must take advantage of any offers. In the real world, whilst those tips do work, an uncluttered kitchen is a luxury.
great video thanks! I would like to see a similar guide on the care of cooking utensils. You know like how to reseason cast iron, knife sharpenning, and especially how to care for wooden utensils.
Maybe you've got more spices now, but that's not many spices. I have a full spice shelf next to the stove, magnetic containers on the side of the fridge and small spice containers on top of the microwave. Love herbs and spices! Live the video, thanks!
I'm moving to a new place on my own in two weeks and found this video.. I'm actually sure it will help me in my kitchen to store things.. And not sure about the rolling island, but kitchen is big, might be useful to get one.. who knows.. Also can make it at the hight you like to work at.. I'm above average hight, so some kitchen counters are too low and I end up standing crooket over them when working.. ISLANDS GUYS !
Kitchen ZONING! This is what I wanted to understand without knowing that's what I wanted to know! I'm reorganizing my kitchen, and I've gone through vid after vid trying to find what was bugging me about my kitchen! Now I know! Thanks, Josh
im from houston and living up in Québec now ...burrrr cold ! miss it down south..... I've watched dozens of your videos now and i love each one of them !! you're doing amazing work .... dont stop anytime soon !😀😀 if you're ever up this far into ice country make sure you try the "Poutine" delicious !😀😀😀
Another note on keeping counter space clean, if in your kitchen and or counter space is always cluttered cooking can become an even bigger chore when you realize you have to do a big clean before cooking. I feel when there is a mess people are less likely to be attracted to the idea of cooking. De-clutter, keep clean, enjoy cooking. :)
He left out where we should keep our audience. I know he keeps his in a cupboard but that’s where my cups go
I kept mine under the sink but they stay fresher in the pantry.
we live with the bowls
Parker Burkett also...b roll
Parker Burkett
Mine are in the freezer, I think I killed them.
Asian Muffin they don’t freeze well
Something I've found are incredibly useful for organization: tension rods. If you have a large open space above your sink with cabinets on either side, like you do in your kitchen, get a tension rod and put it up there. Get some hooks and you can hang frequently used utensils from it. Might look a bit cluttered to some, but I like the aesthetic. Makes it super quick and easy to grab a tool, and makes cleanup easier too, since you can just hang it right back up on the hook instead of worrying about a dish strainer. Done with your spatula? Give it a quick hand wash and throw it back on the hook.
You can also put them in large cabinets, like the one under your sink. Put a tension rod up near the top of the cabinet, then you can hang bottles of cleaning fluids from the trigger.
Before: My kitchen is so messed that I don't have the motivation to start cooking.
After: My kitchen is so organized that I don't want to mess it up again by cooking.
Boom...
B-Roll
😂
Haaa 😂😂
How does this guy only have 27k subs he better than most food channels
I found your comment a month later, but looks like he's more than doubled that number! It's 12/27/18 and he has 67k now =)
HEY JESS CHAMBERS 2 weeks later and he's up another 10k!
Which video did RUclips show people that his followers tripled??
8 months later and his subs dectipled
Well one year later it’s like 700k so I am happy af for the guy
Been looking for practical kitchen organizing tips, this video was perfect!
I just moved and was literally looking for a video to listen to while organizing my kitchen. Perfect timing!
Happy to help!
Pleaaaase do another one about organizing all the appliances 🙌🏼 coffee maker, food processor, blender, etc...
Right!!! I have more trouble with that. After i moved to north America, i notice that one thing only does only thing..... Like.....!!!
Yes.. want to know that is it okay to throw away their packages or should I keep them to store electronic appliances..
Yeah I was like uhh. Where the coffee maker and toaster and microwave??
@@crystalchen5680 Got to look for all-in-ones. Ninja likes to do things like that with blenders, toaster ovens, slow cookers, etc. Also, a Kitchenaid stand mixer is invaluable
I only have my coffee maker on the counter. Everything else fits in my cupboards. And if I get an appliance that doesn't fit in my cupboards, I get rid of something. I'm lucky I have a pretty big pantry area so I don't have to put food in my cupboards, though.
1:18 Josh categorizes us as either plates/bowls and measuring cups or misc.
efficiency = less stress
*so many thumbs up*
Feel like you accidentally skipped the most important part,
Step1: Have a gigantic amazing kitchen
thaitichi I have an apartment sized kitchen which means I have one pair of cabinets, and one counter top. I definitely am frustrated by my cooking space very often but I do not let it stop me. Not to say I wouldn’t prefer a nice kitchen like his , I’m just saying if you really want something you don’t let obstacles deter you from doing what you like to do. 😃
Leekie Mayes
It amazes me that apartment designers tend to make the kitchen the most compact space that they can, cramming as much in as they can at the cost of functionality.
And for what? An extra half foot by six feet of room in the living area?
I need that for counter space and cabinets, damnit!
thats not large ... my kitchen is 3 times the size of his
@@levigriffin5553 ikr my kitchen is a tiny ass galley kitchen but the room over to it is a huge ass bathroom.
@@unguidedone I'd like to inform you that most of the US lives in a city, where a studio that's only twice the size of his kitchen is $1500/mo.
"We need to start cooking more" YES! I'm not too tired. I'm just lazy and to be quite honest my health is suffering because of that laziness. So today I made a vegan chili and I feel better for it.
Hey That's fantastic! Cooking is an addictive process, you just gotta get those wheels rollin! The more you cook the more you're going to want to cook. Might as well make it as easy on yourself as possible during that process. :)
Life is busy, but if you cook in larger batches (takes basically the same time) you can freeze for later use. Makes my life SO much easier!
👏👏👏
Sarah Eat meat you’ll feel better and do more.
@@janonthemtn no it'll make you feel worse and sit around bc you feel bloated
Your kitchen is so perfect. I love the design. SO aesthetically pleasing!
I would love a "how to time a meal" video. There must be some rules of thumb. But I always seem to finish a side early or time my meat to rest too long so it's almost cold when everything else is ready.
From my own experience, I always think about/ look up how long something will take before I start cooking anything. Let’s say I’m making a chili, with rice and a side of broccoli. The chili will take the longest (let’s imagine 40 minutes). Then, the rice will take 17 minutes, so after the first 20 minutes of chili cooking, I’ll start the rice. Then, boiling the broccoli will take about 7 minutes, so the last 7 minutes of the rice and chili I will start the broccoli. I’ll do all this thinking, and also all of my food prep (chopping, measuring) before I begin. This way, when things need to get cooked, you can dump them in and move on.
I know this is a) not a video and b) not the creator of this video, and c) 6 months late, but I hope it was somewhat helpful nonetheless.
YES! This would be awesome. I try, but I still manage to mess this up regularly.
Celery takes longer than onions or carrots. That takes care of mirepoux and soffreto
In "foods & nutrition" class in school, we had to write out what would be done in what order & how long it would take and prepare all our ingredients (wash, chop, measure, etc) before starting to cook. It became a habit. Now, I just make a mental list (unless it's a big meal like thanksgiving, or something) but it helps & having everything ready to go makes such a difference! No burning stuff while you read the recipe (again!) and finish chopping those carrots...
The dollar store has shelf inserts, they work pretty well for lighter items and are quite affordable. You can build your own lazy Susan out of some pie tins and marbles. Basically just sandwich the marbles between a pair of pie tins and the tin should rotate around relatively easily.
Also get a labelmaker and label the shelves and containers with what goes in them. It's especially helpful if your spouse isn't quite on board with all of it or your mother-in-law comes over and is putting things away.
I love your videos! You inspire my home cooking and I love your style. Recently, I designed a garage apartment with the kitchen on these principles. Had a tough time with the small eating/prep area, then decided to use a stainless countertop height prep table on wheels with a little storage underneath for the table. It works great with a few bar height stools, and frankly it was cheaper than a regular table.
I think it's important to remember that it's okay to move things to where they work best for you. Just because you put the dishes in this certain cupboard when you moved in doesn't mean they have to go there if it's not working for you. Experiment, move things, it's your kitchen, make it work for you
This is good for all over the house. If you move in and next year you want to move your couches, your tables. Move them!
Where can I get a man as organized and clean as you ? You’re so dreamy
EsoKral lol jeez who hurt you
Amazon
Eva do Couto dirty bitches
EsoKral yikes...someone got their heart broken lol
Boy, the thirst
Thank you for the great video, I wonder how do you store your veggies and fruits properly? Who'd you mind doing a video on that?🙏🏻
YOUR CONTENT IS SO GOOD
I would love to see a basic starting your first kitchen essential shopping list. Spices, and core every kitchen needs this stuff.
It may have to wait until a different time of year, but it would be really awesome if you did some kind of a guide about produce and how to pick good produce. This guide was awesome! It’s amazing what people don’t know about their kitchen.
i need some b roll for this cause you have a gorgeous kitchen
I have watched over hundred kitchen and pantry organization videos. I don't yours the best and I will be copying your layout for my kitchen and will get my brother to built me that kind of rolling table. I have been planning on a straight kitchen layout due to space. Thank you so much. This video totally has inspired me to have a nice life with simple and easy ways of organization. Very simple pantry but very clean and good looking.
So, before the pandemic I actually started to cook a lot. Since pandemic have really slacked need to get back to it. This provided some good advice.
This gave me flashbacks to my mom casually explaining all of this to me at least twice a year growing up. Whenever we went on holiday and rented an apartment, she'd comment on how the kitchen was organised. Once I also learned this in school (functionalism in architecture), the only way to stay sane was to join her. Left-hand or right-hand workflow? What turned out to be slightly unpractical with our own kitchen (which she designed, but there were some limitations with where stuff could go)? She's an ecotrophologist.
Brb having a breakdown over my current apartment's kitchen, might have to move all the plates and stuff so I can put more food in the cabinets..
Completely agree with you about cooking more at home and an organized pantry/kitchen. Can't wait for my kitchen renovation to be over, it's been a night more. Great content btw and would love to see more of videos like this ✌️
My father in law LOVES to cook. Whenever he comes to visit, he always wants to cook in our kitchen. During his last visit, I asked him if he enjoys cooking at home now that he sold his restaurant. He said no, but he likes using my kitchen because there’s so much space. I do not live in a mansion...my home is a little less than 2000 sq ft, but I follow the same rules you just mentioned. It makes cooking an easy and pleasurable experience. Great video!
Yes! 100 Percent yes to this! It makes a world of difference to just have a little bit of a system and some organization.
Yes Joshua let’s all find our inner cook in us😉 even if f it’s as simple as heating soup on the stove it’s a start for some of us🙋🏻♀️💕
Getting a lazy susan for spices is such a game changer. Saves us so much time :) EDIT- PS, I'm about to move into a home with a larger kitchen than I'm used to, & this video will be such a help when setting it up, ty
Glad to see someone without too much cereal types or seed types. That way I can see how much space that I really need since I don't like eating those. Thanks for the good organization tips
God bless you for making this video. Organization is SO important, in every aspect, but you don't hear a lot of people explain it in the kitchen. So this was helpful!
This is motivating to clear off and organize my pantry as well as my counters
I'd love more guides like these! I just started preparing more advanced meals for myself and these tips will really help! (I accidentally had all the things I needed for cooking emergencies like plates, utensils, oven mitts, and pot lids, SO far away from the stove and it caused some spills!)
This is one of the most useful yet underrated videos about kitchen organization on youtube!
Wish i watched it sooner
Thank u ,i want to do a spring clean now in my kitchen and start organising.I had bought a few storage containers in dealz,and euroland i have under my sink for cleaning sprays etc.and some for cereals and tins in another press .This video encouages me to organise my presses more thank u.
You're making cooking so much easier! Keep doing what you're doing my man! Loving the content
Refrigerator tip: Keep a cookie sheet in your fridge to place fresh/frozen meat on. It keeps you’re fridge clean and you can use it as a tray to transfer the meat to the counter so you don’t drip on the floor.
Spot [ass] on advice! I can't believe I'm praising a 23 year old [I'm 74 next Wednesday] for being so astute - but I'm ecstatic that I get the chance to do so. Josh, you have a great future ahead of you - - - Press on, my little Bro! {and thanks for the recommendation of Rene Redzepi!} Fast rising dough and gorgeous plates to ya, Man! 🤠
Organization is key, especially in the kitchen. I love the island you have. Will definitely have to look into getting one that moves.
I'm so happy you did this video !! I agree people should cook more😃
So happy to see the famous wood bench!!
Please make more of these videos, you have an innate talent of making things understandable to the everyday guy, I've had culinary education, and I still appreciate the way that you present.
Hi Joshua,thank you for your practical guidelines and I got inspirations from you.Lately I shifted to my 602 sq ft. apartment and started a life of my own.When I stepped inside,I realised I should set up the kitchen section a little bit.In terms of how to organise lots of things in a proper way so that I could utilise the limited space when I host parties at home or invite friends over here.Try to make it a charging point more functional and comfortable.
Really enjoyed your video!!! Now will have to play catch up and watch them all. I am 71, and always learning new things. I do cook every day, and even pack my husband's lunches so he has healthier options.
I did share this on FB so that maybe more can hear about you:)
Great video! Going to relook my kitchen space for enhancements/efficiency
Awesome!! Could you do an updated one? Your kitchen looks amazing. Also your bar cart, and big kitchen table look amamzing!
Wow for once RUclips showed me something I'm actually interested in. Great content!
Most helpful organization video I've seen to date.
Let's make cooking great again...! OH YES! Beautiful kitchen, really, and super pleasant video 😊!
Dude this is like the only I need for this topic
Watched a bunch of kitchen organization videos, this was the best, practical and straight forward 👍🏾
Love this! What a fun and helpful watch. I see my mom did a cameo here... at
2:00 is my mom (and every teenager's mom). 😂
By far the best video I've seen on kitchen organization.
3:10 my man you call that an excessive amount of spice smh I would advice you to visit a local Indian home
I am white af and I have like 3-4 times that many spices....but I like flavor in my food and I like to cook food from all parts of the world (home enthusiast).
@Mos Illest indians use english (United Kingdom). It is advice. HAH!
I had a similar reaction. I have at least 3 times as many, maybe 4 times!
He lives alone. I have like a cabinet with a built in lazy Susan full of spices.
Hi, Joshua, I agree what u say. I like the way you have set up ur kitchen. I like ur kitchen😊👍
Wow.... Your kitchen is my dream one! Every item you use looks so simple but awesome!! I need to clean my kitchen as I wake up tomorrow! Anyways I need to throw away unnecessary items first! Thank you for the tips!
This guy may seem to be really proud if we only look at the way he talks and how "extra" he acts, but he's actually humble enough to make so many videos to explain the basics of cooking
Also I'm really shocked by how little he has in the kitchen as a pro
This was very useful. I have started cooking more from watching your videos. I even attempted and succeeded at making a homemade spice blend.
dollar stores have great organization items.
Organising like a grocery store is the best Organisation advice since Marie Kondo! Thank you!
I'm about to move out and I don't know the first thing about cooking. Could you make a Kitchen Essentials or Starter Pack video of just like tools and spices you need to start cooking?
o'hara!
get me that report!
A massive kitchen with a bare minimum of equipment and food. I have a small kitchen (big by many standards here in the UK), and a lot of equipment. I gather you buy your shopping daily according to need on the way home from work, but I have to keep a large stock of food, as I must take advantage of any offers. In the real world, whilst those tips do work, an uncluttered kitchen is a luxury.
That's what I was going to say
I want to see any videos you are making I’m so proud to see a man actually doing this thank you I’m learning a lot
This is the most beautiful video I have ever seen. THANK YOU.
great video thanks! I would like to see a similar guide on the care of cooking utensils. You know like how to reseason cast iron, knife sharpenning, and especially how to care for wooden utensils.
i love the succulent by the window sill ♥️
You're a life saver... And PLEASE! More videos like this! I'd love you forever!
Wow, I was unsure how much info was going to be packed in five minutes but these guidelines were very in point. Thank you very much!
Nice job - just moved all my stove top utensils from one side of the kitchen to the drawer next to the stove!!
I love these tips so much
This is the best declutter video and ideas !
I started cooking every meal in my home about a month ago. The best thing out there is an organized kitchen to keep you motivated.
this is the only tutorial that actually went over what i needed to know
I feel less stressed after watching this video.🙌🏼✨
Maybe you've got more spices now, but that's not many spices. I have a full spice shelf next to the stove, magnetic containers on the side of the fridge and small spice containers on top of the microwave. Love herbs and spices! Live the video, thanks!
I'm moving to a new place on my own in two weeks and found this video..
I'm actually sure it will help me in my kitchen to store things..
And not sure about the rolling island, but kitchen is big, might be useful to get one.. who knows.. Also can make it at the hight you like to work at.. I'm above average hight, so some kitchen counters are too low and I end up standing crooket over them when working..
ISLANDS GUYS !
By far my favorite organization video on here 🖤 And I've watched tons..
Thank you so much for this video. Everything is so nice and organized.I hate clutter and it’s nice to have containers for everything.Congratulations!
I love the clean minimalist vibe here.
Your Kirchen is fabulously neat and clean... and about as warm and inviting as an operating room.
THIS IS WHAT I NEEDED DURING QUARANTINE
I saw HEB products and I can say you really are a man of taste sir
ifykyk
Kitchen ZONING! This is what I wanted to understand without knowing that's what I wanted to know! I'm reorganizing my kitchen, and I've gone through vid after vid trying to find what was bugging me about my kitchen! Now I know! Thanks, Josh
Used this concept on my phone for apps and I feel more productive and efficient. Thanks for the tips.
More videos like this, please!!! Really need this in my life!!! How about an organized fridge video?
im from houston and living up in Québec now ...burrrr cold ! miss it down south..... I've watched dozens of your videos now and i love each one of them !! you're doing amazing work .... dont stop anytime soon !😀😀
if you're ever up this far into ice country make sure you try the "Poutine" delicious !😀😀😀
How can such simple things be so helpful. Thanks for the tips!
Another note on keeping counter space clean, if in your kitchen and or counter space is always cluttered cooking can become an even bigger chore when you realize you have to do a big clean before cooking. I feel when there is a mess people are less likely to be attracted to the idea of cooking. De-clutter, keep clean, enjoy cooking. :)
Your kitchen is so nice and huge! The organisation is a solid 7/10
Moka Pot....I see you're a man of culture as well
Udit Mathur yessss Moka Pot for life. 🙏🙏🙏
Oh I was just taking a break from cleaning today and bam look at that, you are encouraging me to clean more!
It looks beautiful! Great job!
I’m all about organized!! Great tips thanks. Love some new ideas
I didn't know a man like you existed: funny, charming, a great chef who can organize!
love it! great to get propper advice from a professional - seriencly, a devoted hobby- and homecook
Fire video bro, definitely more of these kinds videos. Also kitchen gadgets & tech reviews.
I love your style of video. Very aesthetically pleasing
love this totally agree with staying organized to maintain balance and manage stress
Wow. You did this too! LOL mascuine input was refreshing change.
Yooo, so awesome to hear Bill Evans' "Since We Met" remix at the beginning of this video. Bill Evans is one of the best Jazz pianists of all time