These 4 should make a cookbook of all their recipes for everyone to have, that would FLY off the shelves! Just to clarify, this cook book would be some of their own recipes and recipes they like that others own and they would just give credit to the original creator. I think everyone can agree we watch this people we love the food, but more importantly, the people involved.
love inga and alvin's culinary contrast - inga usually makes out of the box, experinental dishes that always turn out amazing! while alvin perfects classic familiar dishes and makes it gourmet
Okay here's an idea! Add Rie's boozy strawberry to Andrew's Parfait, top that up with Alvin's Strawberry Milk and garnish the whole whole thing with Inga's Fruit leather strips! A good name for this would be Death by Strawberry!
This was super fun. Earlier episodes of this series had a zoom class kinda vibe as an undertone. This one has a cheerful/jovial vibe. The playful jokes and all.
You are always so kind and appreciative of each other, I love that. And nobody rolls their eyes when e.g. Inga says "homemade muscovado syrup" or Andrew gets excited about exactly hitting 50 grams of egg. You always support each other, you are such a gift to the cooking community and the internet.
My family also does Alvin's version but with a twist. A family "recipe" We mash the strawberries (leaving in some chunks), and instead of turning it into a compote and adding sugar, we simply add condensed milk already (no milk necessary at this point) and mix it together And then top it off with ice. Leave it in the fridge to chill, or you can put it in the freezer for a couple of hours if you want it to turn into sort of an ice/cream or sorbet type of texture. We do it every summer and it's always a hit.
This is such a great series. I hope they make more of these. I'd love to see them do staple ingredients (rice, eggs, soy sauce etc) and some specialty ingredients (maybe something mostly used in their culture/childhood or something suggested by a viewer).
For anyone who was hoping for a savoury recipe from Inga and was disappointed, look into Strawberry, basil and feta salad! Very popular and definitely savoury :)
I really appreciate how Andrew always trying a new things that he's never tried before I like Alvin because he gave an easy recipe to try at home, basic and delicious, that's what we need for easy home cooking. I always waiting Rie to use alcohol for the recipe even tho I can't drink, she is so "I C O N I C" And Inga, her recipe is so extra like usual and that's what I love her and she is always appreciate her mother recipe and really kind to share it. Love this Fantastic4 of kitchen and food
An audible “yay” everytime a new video comes out ! I think anyone really into cooking would love Manresa’s strawberry gazpacho and fig leaf curd. It’s savory sweet and vegetal with both a crunchy and smooth mouthfeel. If nothing else, the cookbook is gorgeous. Thanks for all of the great recipes!
You should do "4 ways we use buckwheat flour"! I love buckwheat flour, it's so versatile and it's great in savory or sweet baked goods. Edit: Andrew and Rie both used Harry's Berries!! Harry's berries are incredible!
I hope everyone gets our comments cause I'm 68 and I don't want to waste anytime. I enjoy A.T.E. very much as your content is learning many different things and food. Nothing better. Warmest regards, Celita C
always love to see the creation of you guys!! by the way, about Andrew's stand mixer, there's a way to adjust the gap between the whisk and the bottom of the bowl by tightening/loosening the screw at the hinge between the head and the body of the stand mixer. hope it helps 😊
In times when I could eat strawberries I loved to make strawberry milk like Alvin did. I thought everyone knew that’s how you make it. But sometimes I just blended raw strawberries and milk and that’s yummy too. Love all of you guys 🥰
This is fact. There are specific gadgets and tools sold as strawberry dehullers too which removes the hull as well as the *pith* which is that inner core, usually white, that Rie removes by using the tip of her knife!
A tip for Andrew! You can adjust the height of the kitchen aid beater. There’s loads of helpful videos on YT on how to do this. Based on the buttercream section, I think you’ve got clearance to lower the beater without hitting your bowl. Hope this helps!
Rie if you have strawberries that have gone kinda mushy but aren't rotten you can make a strawberry tart tartan or a strawberry upside down cake with some lemon zest in it. Delicious. Also there's always the backup plan of jam which will keep for years.
Although Japanese people are usually very meticulous and we measure every single thing specifically, the recipe Rie-san uses was so rough! I know it’s a Japanese guy’s recipe but it seems to be more like grandma’s recipe! Would love to try the strawberry cocktail 🍓❤️
Andrew, not only you have to incorporate the creme patissiere and the butter cream gradually, but it's better to do it with a spatula. If you whisk something that has already been whipped, you are gonna release all of its air and it's not gonna be as firm as it's supposed to be.
They are such a wholesome group of friends. They are the group you hang out with for a wonderful cherry night before returning to your debaucherous life.
This is why I like this series. For the first time we have 3 Asians and a Caucasian making all kinds of food from the world. Cuz we are not just all Chinese or Japanese or "American". We are all things. I mean fruit leather from Inga is so creative and out of the box. And parfaits are always fun and delicious.
Thank you for a lovely set of strawberry ideas. Here's another wonderful strawberry DESSERT that may appeal to you all, but maybe especially to Rie. It's a bowl of strawberries with freshly ground BLACK PEPPER. I first enjoyed it as dessert years ago on a visit to Montreal. I serve it with fresh berries and heavy cream (simply poured or whipped), but it can also be served in other variations (with added basil, sugar and/or a liqueur). But the essential is the pepper - which one tastes both on its own and because it somehow brings out more of the strawberry flavor.
I would to see artichoke being used as a common ingredient, it has such incredible versatility and amazing chemical uniqueness that tricks your tastebuds! I love the content! Keep it up
Tip, if you're making the strawberry milk cut up the fruit thinly and cover with sugar then leave overnight (generally something you can do with most fruit for jam) It's also yummy to put on ice-cream just like that
My last strawberry recipe was a jam I made. Half strawberries, half cherries, used dates as sugar and "canned" the jam to make it last longer. Love it :)
From the thumbnail: Inga: looks like she made homemade fruit roll ups Alvin: made strawberry milk Andrew: looks like he made strawberry parfait Rie: looks like she just washed and cut strawberries
Oh strawberry milkshake is made similarly at my home too. We candy/jam the strawberries in winter, & then just put it in milk, & sometimes replace 1/3rd of the glass quantity with vanilla ice cream, & then blitz it in Mixer. Comes out nice & thick & natural pink. You can do the same with mangoes & chiku too. My grandmother makes candy preserve of peaches too but we only use that in ice cream, but it might be a nice addition to ice tea.
I usually make like a strawberry pie sort of. It's a pie crust in the bottom and then you melt chocolate over that, add marzipan in a thin layer when the chocolate has hardened, sliced strawberries and then an elderflower whipped cream. Super nice for summer!
Love what Andrew made! That Strawberry Parfait looked delicious! Impressed with all the efforts he made to making it! 🍓🍨 Inga's Strawberry Lemon fruit roll-up looked good too! My favorite recipe that has strawberries in it is my homemade Basil Gelato with Macerated Strawberry and Balsamic - Red Wine Glaze with Creme Fraiche and Shaved Semi-Sweet Chocolate. This is an adapted recipe from Chef Michael Chiarello who made this on Top Chef Masters on Bravo. Not sure if the recipe still exists online.
fresh strawberry milk tastes so good! i hate the taste of artificial strawberry especially in milk-- so when i tried the fresh one, it blew my mind. i also made fresh banana milk once and it was really good.
My favourite strawberry recipe is cut strawberries into chunks (halves make them look like little hearts so great for Valentines!), put into a container, adds lots of sugar, and leave in the fridge for two days, shaking once a day and maybe adding a little more sugar if it's not really wet. Once the strawberries have kind of broken down a bit and the liquid has become syrupy, pour over top of vanilla ice cream, there's just something about the strawberries and vanilla that works so well together. Also can be used in a strawberry pavlova, my favourite, but I use whipped cream instead of ice cream for that so cut down on sweetness.
These 4 should make a cookbook of all their recipes for everyone to have, that would FLY off the shelves!
Just to clarify, this cook book would be some of their own recipes and recipes they like that others own and they would just give credit to the original creator. I think everyone can agree we watch this people we love the food, but more importantly, the people involved.
i will definitely preorder it right now
but their recipes are from other books, so it will be like a compilation of recipes?
YESSS
Facts
But if you wathc closely, mosty none of the recipes they make are developed by them. They're following someone else's recipe.
This series/channel is basically Andrew's development arc.
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I was thinking about the very same thing!!
Yes! I mean, when my boy said "parfait" 🔥🔥🔥🔥
What do you mean??
yea worth it is his flashback story why he become cook, he remember his memory with his friend steven then now is ATE is his development arc
Love how everyone's faces lighted up when Rie talked about her son. They all love him so much 😇
Thanks!!
I was also thinking the same!
Or it's the polite thing to do?
love inga and alvin's culinary contrast - inga usually makes out of the box, experinental dishes that always turn out amazing! while alvin perfects classic familiar dishes and makes it gourmet
Okay here's an idea! Add Rie's boozy strawberry to Andrew's Parfait, top that up with Alvin's Strawberry Milk and garnish the whole whole thing with Inga's Fruit leather strips! A good name for this would be Death by Strawberry!
I absolutely LOVE that idea!
Seems like a dream to a strawberry loving addict like me ✨👄✨👌
The idea of each of them providing a key aspect of a dish seems like a pretty fun idea actually.
That's exactly what I thought!! Put them all together y'all!! ^w^
This was super fun. Earlier episodes of this series had a zoom class kinda vibe as an undertone. This one has a cheerful/jovial vibe. The playful jokes and all.
Breakout room fun time =))
You are always so kind and appreciative of each other, I love that. And nobody rolls their eyes when e.g. Inga says "homemade muscovado syrup" or Andrew gets excited about exactly hitting 50 grams of egg. You always support each other, you are such a gift to the cooking community and the internet.
My sister has been a qualified pastry chef for over 17 years, and she recommends raising the bowl to mix the ingredients at the bottom too. 😂😂
Andrew's parfait is insane! Love how he challenges himself to create something complicated. I want to do the same and I'll start by buying that book!
My family also does Alvin's version but with a twist. A family "recipe"
We mash the strawberries (leaving in some chunks),
and instead of turning it into a compote and adding sugar, we simply add condensed milk already (no milk necessary at this point) and mix it together
And then top it off with ice.
Leave it in the fridge to chill, or you can put it in the freezer for a couple of hours if you want it to turn into sort of an ice/cream or sorbet type of texture.
We do it every summer and it's always a hit.
sweetened condensed milk or no?
We do the exact same thing!
This. Sounds. DELICIOUS!!!! 😍 I’m going to try making this!!!!
@@imawakemymindisalive13 probably so that its sweet. They said they dont add sugar :)
I love seeing how each of you think when processing a culinary challenge
This is such a great series. I hope they make more of these. I'd love to see them do staple ingredients (rice, eggs, soy sauce etc) and some specialty ingredients (maybe something mostly used in their culture/childhood or something suggested by a viewer).
yesss id love some where they do rice and beans and stuff like that. so theres more ideas to use up stuff in the pantry
For anyone who was hoping for a savoury recipe from Inga and was disappointed, look into Strawberry, basil and feta salad! Very popular and definitely savoury :)
Not really tho
@@clement9782 Not really what?
@@hayleydid Yeah !
@@clement9782 What??
yes with balsamic vinegar and olive oil :)
I really appreciate how Andrew always trying a new things that he's never tried before
I like Alvin because he gave an easy recipe to try at home, basic and delicious, that's what we need for easy home cooking.
I always waiting Rie to use alcohol for the recipe even tho I can't drink, she is so "I C O N I C"
And Inga, her recipe is so extra like usual and that's what I love her and she is always appreciate her mother recipe and really kind to share it.
Love this Fantastic4 of kitchen and food
Watch this series, when they cook at their own home make me feel "i also can cook this"
Loveyou guys
I love the fact that there's no music, you just enjoy a nice and pure conversation.
this is literally my current favorite YT channel:'')
the production, the creators, everything is just spot on !!
An audible “yay” everytime a new video comes out ! I think anyone really into cooking would love Manresa’s strawberry gazpacho and fig leaf curd. It’s savory sweet and vegetal with both a crunchy and smooth mouthfeel. If nothing else, the cookbook is gorgeous. Thanks for all of the great recipes!
You should do "4 ways we use buckwheat flour"! I love buckwheat flour, it's so versatile and it's great in savory or sweet baked goods.
Edit: Andrew and Rie both used Harry's Berries!! Harry's berries are incredible!
One of them could make buckwheat blinis?
@@thegoodwitchluzura Oh, nice! Yeah, that would be awesome, too.
@@thegoodwitchluzura buckwheat blini canape with smoked salmon, creme fraiche, and dill is one of the all time elite foods
@@saint-cetacean fugggg that sounds delicious 😍
Love love love this series and everyone involved!
Ya’ll need a good old fashioned hand mixer. 😂 I really appreciate the fact that you always credit the originator of the recipients.
Andrew's explanation skills and his voice will make anything and everything interesting!
It's cute that Inga and Alvin would complement/acknowledge each other. 💙
"that's bug yall"
"wash your foods people"
i love inga 🤣🤣
The Bouchon Bakery book is so inspiring and has a lot of ambitious, fantastic recipes! Love to see the parfait here
I hope everyone gets our comments cause I'm 68 and I don't want to waste anytime. I enjoy A.T.E. very much as your content is learning many different things and food. Nothing better. Warmest regards, Celita C
I was expecting Inga to make something savory lmao
Alvin's inspiration is basically from RUclips and I can see his creation is the most simplest one here meanwhile Andrew is showing off his talent 😃
always love to see the creation of you guys!!
by the way, about Andrew's stand mixer, there's a way to adjust the gap between the whisk and the bottom of the bowl by tightening/loosening the screw at the hinge between the head and the body of the stand mixer. hope it helps 😊
In times when I could eat strawberries I loved to make strawberry milk like Alvin did. I thought everyone knew that’s how you make it. But sometimes I just blended raw strawberries and milk and that’s yummy too. Love all of you guys 🥰
I love how always enthusiastic Alvin is
The green leafy top of the strawberry is called the hull. So when you are removing it, that process is called hulling the strawberry :)
This is fact. There are specific gadgets and tools sold as strawberry dehullers too which removes the hull as well as the *pith* which is that inner core, usually white, that Rie removes by using the tip of her knife!
Andrew, you need to adjust the kitchenaid mixer by using the screw to lower the whisk to the bottom of the bowl.
Andrew is always doing the most 😂😂❤️
Parfait: "you just make me put of cake scraps"
Andrew: *holds a broken KitchenAid together so he can make a cake from scratch*
A tip for Andrew! You can adjust the height of the kitchen aid beater. There’s loads of helpful videos on YT on how to do this. Based on the buttercream section, I think you’ve got clearance to lower the beater without hitting your bowl. Hope this helps!
I love this type of conversational show. It’s almost like a class presentation which I just think is kinda fun and exciting haha!
Strawberry milk is dope i saw another video with the same process and its honestly perfect for making sure strawberries don't go to waste
STRAWBERRIES! Haven't even watched the full episode yet and I already love it!
i love how every episode, the three/four dishes that they make can combine to form a 3/4-course meal or a perfect dish
Strawberry: not a berry
Banana: a berry
WHAT IS LOGIC
What if we called bananas strawberries and strawberries bananas
@@joelisdead2038 makes sense cuz bananas are closer to straws than strawberries😳
Berries are supposed to have the seeds on the inside
Yes Alvin finally got his quality upped
I'm always most excited for Andrew's part because it's lovely to see everyone really get into whatever it is he decided to make.
I love Andrew's dish, he made the most effort and crème mousseline is so difficult! He did very well for experimenting
finally! i've been waiting for a new vid of this series to come up, i love watching you guys make different dish and talk together :)
Yess !! I love HANSE’s recipes for flavored milks, her banana and strawberry milk recipes are amazing 🌸
you should do oats! they are so versatile, I'd be so intrigued to see what you all make!
09:46 the way Inga says Custard is so adorable lol
She‘s so cute
I swear Rie, Alvin and Inga are some of my favourite people on the internet
Rie being agressive over parfait is full on my favourite thing 😂❤️ ”you know where I live!”
I don't know, I just love this channel more and more on every videos they post. thank you for posting good videos about food.
something about this channel is so calming i love how different the recipes are.. some are simple some are complex
Simply one of the best, most wholesome RUclips channels around!
The Fantastic 4 that I would watch every season
Rie if you have strawberries that have gone kinda mushy but aren't rotten you can make a strawberry tart tartan or a strawberry upside down cake with some lemon zest in it. Delicious. Also there's always the backup plan of jam which will keep for years.
I had a dessert at a wedding once where the strawberries had been done in whiskey and black pepper like Rie's, served over good vanilla ice cream!
I love how their recipes are so different from each other and all seem simple yet complex and elegant.
Andrews ain't simple... But you right
This is my favorite food show now, love the chilled calm vibe.
Although Japanese people are usually very meticulous and we measure every single thing specifically, the recipe Rie-san uses was so rough! I know it’s a Japanese guy’s recipe but it seems to be more like grandma’s recipe! Would love to try the strawberry cocktail 🍓❤️
Andrew, not only you have to incorporate the creme patissiere and the butter cream gradually, but it's better to do it with a spatula. If you whisk something that has already been whipped, you are gonna release all of its air and it's not gonna be as firm as it's supposed to be.
I use a egg crate to store my strawberries this way they don’t touch and bruise quickly. They last double the time in the fridge. 💛🍓
As a person from the UK, I lol'd when they fangirled over the Birds custard powder
I wish I could just hang out with you guys and hear you converse. That's kinda the way I feel like when I watch these series ❤️
They are such a wholesome group of friends. They are the group you hang out with for a wonderful cherry night before returning to your debaucherous life.
This is why I like this series. For the first time we have 3 Asians and a Caucasian making all kinds of food from the world. Cuz we are not just all Chinese or Japanese or "American". We are all things. I mean fruit leather from Inga is so creative and out of the box. And parfaits are always fun and delicious.
I like how everyone’s using AirPods Pro while Andrew is still using wired headphones
Rie, if you're reading this I recommend you store your strawberrys in an air tight container or an old jam jar, it lasts longer 💕
Thank you for a lovely set of strawberry ideas. Here's another wonderful strawberry DESSERT that may appeal to you all, but maybe especially to Rie. It's a bowl of strawberries with freshly ground BLACK PEPPER. I first enjoyed it as dessert years ago on a visit to Montreal. I serve it with fresh berries and heavy cream (simply poured or whipped), but it can also be served in other variations (with added basil, sugar and/or a liqueur). But the essential is the pepper - which one tastes both on its own and because it somehow brings out more of the strawberry flavor.
Rei will always make the video 10x better. 100/10 I love these videos
PLEASE WE WANT MORE OF THIS!!!! THIS IS THE BEST SERIES EVER
I love how much Rie gets a kick out of Andrew's mixer woes
If I am required to sit through more than ONE Old Navy ad, I will never finish watching this video.
Old navy active!!!
I love Rie's tip with the minibar-sized bottles I have been doing this since the 90s for cooking and it's just great, especiallly for desserts.
Best way to start my Saturday 👏🏽👏🏽
Alvin can't just keep still about the "good shots" HAHA
He always have good eyes for angles. I love his shots also🤩
Thank you Andrew for the inspo. I just made the olive oil cake using your recipe. It is easy, fool proof, and delicious.
I would to see artichoke being used as a common ingredient, it has such incredible versatility and amazing chemical uniqueness that tricks your tastebuds! I love the content! Keep it up
Alvin's face when Inga talked about the bug in strawberries. I think he went and washed his stash. 😂
Tip, if you're making the strawberry milk cut up the fruit thinly and cover with sugar then leave overnight (generally something you can do with most fruit for jam)
It's also yummy to put on ice-cream just like that
Have been waiting for this episode. Strawberries are my *favorite* fruit ever!
In my family we do a rhubarb tart with vanilla milk cream et strawberry on top, perfect for summer !
I love this combination I’ve always loved each of them individually and in pairs but all four of them together each different styles
Wouldn’t it be cool if they have to incorporate each other’s dishes into one afterwards ? Just a thought for when they can do it in person :)
another really great episode, I would love to see more fruit/ vegetable specific videos :)
Who all love this amazing series and this four people together (especially Inga) leave a like
My last strawberry recipe was a jam I made. Half strawberries, half cherries, used dates as sugar and "canned" the jam to make it last longer. Love it :)
From the thumbnail:
Inga: looks like she made homemade fruit roll ups
Alvin: made strawberry milk
Andrew: looks like he made strawberry parfait
Rie: looks like she just washed and cut strawberries
Oh strawberry milkshake is made similarly at my home too. We candy/jam the strawberries in winter, & then just put it in milk, & sometimes replace 1/3rd of the glass quantity with vanilla ice cream, & then blitz it in Mixer. Comes out nice & thick & natural pink.
You can do the same with mangoes & chiku too. My grandmother makes candy preserve of peaches too but we only use that in ice cream, but it might be a nice addition to ice tea.
Love when you compare recipes and produce. Great video.
I usually make like a strawberry pie sort of. It's a pie crust in the bottom and then you melt chocolate over that, add marzipan in a thin layer when the chocolate has hardened, sliced strawberries and then an elderflower whipped cream. Super nice for summer!
i just love everyones wholesome energy and passion in this video ☺️💜
Love what Andrew made! That Strawberry Parfait looked delicious! Impressed with all the efforts he made to making it! 🍓🍨 Inga's Strawberry Lemon fruit roll-up looked good too!
My favorite recipe that has strawberries in it is my homemade Basil Gelato with Macerated Strawberry and Balsamic - Red Wine Glaze with Creme Fraiche and Shaved Semi-Sweet Chocolate. This is an adapted recipe from Chef Michael Chiarello who made this on Top Chef Masters on Bravo. Not sure if the recipe still exists online.
fresh strawberry milk tastes so good! i hate the taste of artificial strawberry especially in milk-- so when i tried the fresh one, it blew my mind. i also made fresh banana milk once and it was really good.
For the KitchenAid, if you unlock and open it, there's a screw there to change the depth of the utensil, so you can make it go deeper if necessary.
Can we talk about the perfection of Alvin's hair????
Rie you are my inspiration to make something new everyday for my family love so from the bottom of my heart!!!!!!
I love the fact that Inga cleans her fruits for real girl keep it up ✨
OMG I just found out that Alvin is the guy behind the 100 hour videos!!! So mindblown
I love HANSE's videos! Very aesthetic ASMR baking and drink recipes 🍓
My favourite strawberry recipe is cut strawberries into chunks (halves make them look like little hearts so great for Valentines!), put into a container, adds lots of sugar, and leave in the fridge for two days, shaking once a day and maybe adding a little more sugar if it's not really wet. Once the strawberries have kind of broken down a bit and the liquid has become syrupy, pour over top of vanilla ice cream, there's just something about the strawberries and vanilla that works so well together. Also can be used in a strawberry pavlova, my favourite, but I use whipped cream instead of ice cream for that so cut down on sweetness.
That strawberry milk is my favorite to make! Those are very popular in korean cafes 😍
I smiled the whole time. I absolutely love this channel & this series. And strawberries!