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Thank God we have ppl who like to cook. I can't imagine doing this for a living.
This was my first “Dod” video I’ve watched of Justin’s since I started following him a few weeks ago. I thought it was interesting watching him and his coworkers bring a dish together...I love collaborating with other chefs in the kitchen!! I never want anyone to feel left out. I’m not sure why someone would say his coworkers think he’s a tool, they seemed to be interested in what Justin was doing...and they didn’t have to stick around to discuss the dish after tasting! They could have said it’s good or bad and walked away. JS
I’m reading the “Flavor Matrix” right now to get a better understanding of flavor combinations when creating dishes. I’ll definitely be checking out more of Justin’s “Dod” videos!! Cheers!!
i loved this, more of these!
Hey Justin. Just an idea. When you have your cutoffs off the meat, they looked very ok, you can smoke/dry it, cutter it andtill jou have a crumble or even further andtill you have a powder you can use for garnish. Sorry for my bad english. Have a good one 😉👍🍀
Videos like this I love
You make us chefs look good
Use the dried leftovers with game stock to prepare jerkies. Or powerburgers.
Hey Justin, I like the idea of adding crunch to the dish by adding the beet leaves but would add grated cured egg yolk add more depth and richness to the dish, as you already added vinegar to the dish (a twist on raw egg yolk on traditional beef tartare)?
I wish there was a place in Kansas City like where you work. I would be kicking down the door to try to work there
Justin Khanna I am a Homesteader who has been teaching myself the culinary arts for the last 2 years. I'm ready to find a mentor and learn the ins and outs of a fine dining restaurant. In KC, there are no M Stared establishments and only a single French Bistro. I'm in a small town outside KCMO. I may have to just give it a go via a food truck and go the hard knocks route.
Needed an egg yolk.
damn... that's one sexy kitchen. can we see more lol
damn... that's one sexy chef
dude you are insane
congrats on the dish
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Sour cream could have gone well with it?
Make a video of how to setup station nice at a restaurant
looking forward to it!
Presentation wise I feel like the chips would go better around the side😊
Rode makes great microphones :D
LMAO but you're right
Creme Frieshe... could of been used. I have to make my own Creme Frieshe because it's not available here in my town.
Thomas Shue's World as soon as he said buttermilk and yogurt first thing that popped in my head was house made creme fraiche. Than I scrolled down and of course someone else suggests that too. I was also thinking chocolate!!!
Crème fraîche man!
Wait... It looked smoked... I have no idea. Because I'm still new to the culinary world.
Thanks for making my tummy growl. The look of the meat is luscious.
It's dry aged
Soooo you guys dont believe in hair nets lol, I had to wear one on my beard at my last job
It’s not Mac Donald’s 😂
Dry aged meat? *growling sromach*
Justin Khanna I've never tasted dry-aged yet but I'll try it if I travel to America....mmm possibly...you know what? I will try finding steakhouses in Malaysia. And savor it.... EVERY SINGLE BITE™
pretty sure that dude needs a beard net...
Hey dude! I'm a line cook, and I also offer professional grade audio cleaning on the side. Hit me up if you're interested!
Episode 2 got a proper mic! 😱
This dude's co-workers think he's a tool.
They do?
Can’t please everyone 🙌
Also lol at people that think I don’t read comments or won’t respond to them trying to troll 🤷♂️
@@justinkhanna was perfect bruv. What I'd expect from a sous
So I guess you guys at the restaurant use the same spoon for multiple taste tests? That’s unsanitary as hell bro