Isn’t Simplysafe the home security one? Would be kind of amusing to see something about cameras and home security sponsoring a movie about a kid being left alone while robbers try to break in
Not sure if you have ever done it before but I'd love to see you do a pizza exactly the way Michelangelo describes it when placing his order in the first TMNT movie (and there's a little more detail about the crust in the novelization).
This episode landed at the perfect time, I just bought my first house last night was the first night I was there "home alone" and waking up to a wholesome babish episode with pizza, macaroni, and ice cream really gives me the warm and fuzzies, thanks for the smiles and recipes over the years Andrew.
i have often heard you should do this with modified-food-starch e.g. E-Z Gel, the stuff that is great at stabilizing homemade whipped cream. i haven't noticed a major difference either way.
I just used xantham gum for the first time last week in a gluten free cake recipe, and did exactly this! It said to mix it with the other dry ingredients and sugar before adding wet. No sign of clumping! (I didnt even know it did clump!)
@@BoosterTheRooster1 I mean yeah but the difference in function of a $20 blender and a $whatever blender is way tighter than a home oven and a pizza oven. I don't object to one using expensive tools that have the same function as cheaper ones, but using a tool that has a vastly different effect on the pizza in a video "no fuss for families" is silly lol
@@LOTGx In his defense the recipe still works in the oven, but he has a studio full of hungry people and a lonely pizza oven lying around so he might as well use it.
@@LOTGx That difference in function isnt as tight as you think. Look up Project Farm's video where he did tests on expensive blenders vs cheap ones, its not even close.
It is crucial to remember that he had no cheese pizza the night before, was sent to bed without dinner, went shopping for various items including one single meal, prepared said meal but never got to eat it, and still managed to turn his home into a death fortress. Marv and Harry have long been perceived to be immortal beings due to the amount of punishment they can withstand, but I firmly believe Kevin is his own brand of celestial. If the sequel indicates anything, it's that they are meant to battle on for eternity.
@@Magnus2556 you forgot the scene where he orders a pizza all for him and scares away the pizza delivery kid with the movie. He's left alone for about 3 days. Presumably mostly fueled with popcorn/snacks, ice cream, and that pizza. The real miracle is how he sets up all those traps in less than 2 hours--the church clock chimes 7 times when he leaves and Marv and Harry show up at 9pm--then cleans it all up afterwards (aside from Buzz's room) in time for his mother to come home the next morning.
The funny thing is, the school pizza for me didn't get horrible until into middle school, around my second year. From Kindergarten until then we had those delicious square pizzas that made us look forward to lunch at school on the days it was served.
Square pizza as in French bread pizza, or like pan pizzas cut into squares? Also I remember I used to get a Domino's Pizza day in elementary school, then Michelle Obama ruined school lunch forever.
It's so wild that both movies are started off with an entire family of like, 14 people all ganging up on the _2nd youngest kid._ Like, what kind of maniacs decide to attack an 8-year-old?
It’s hard to see because he’s the protagonist, but Kevin McAllister is a fundamentally rude and annoying child, nobody likes him because he’s bad, that’s why they’re not nice to him. I wouldn’t be so cruel to him but I would definitely leave him with a baby sitter if I were taking the rest of my family to Paris.
There's like 14 different people who all (except for his brother) don't think about Kevin all that much, so each micro-aggression adds up and adds up because they're all operating independently and with very little thought for Kevin as a person, rather than as a winy kid.
A huge box of new york style pizza pie has always been an image that makes me extremely happy and hungry, has become nostalgic for Me, and I think Home Alone is a big reason why.
The Mac and cheese hack is so simple and brilliant! I will definitely reevaluate the store bought pizza dough! And I actually do have a Cuisinart ice cream maker, and even though I only pull it out a few times a year, it's so worth the $45 bucks I spent on it 10 years ago. Great episode!♥️
Idk where you got your intel, but pickled chiles are not a common ingredient in Chicago for tavern style. Maybe you were thinking of Giardiniera? Pretty uncommon, but delightful on a pizza for sure. Way too thick and floppy too, but do love tavern style getting a shout out regardless 🙌
Pickled chiles aren't a thing on Chicago area pizza, but neither is 'tavern style'. Take a look at places in our area you can order from online. Nobody sells 'tavern style'. We just call it thin crust. Giardiniera is local here, not on pizza, but I'd try it, maybe.
Not hard to find round pizzas around here. I don't know any pizza place (including Midwestern based chains like Little Caesar's and Domino's) that only sell square pizza.
My only quibble on your chicago-style pizza is that most thin-crust square-cut pizzas are thin out to the edge in a way that really does require either rolling or a *much* heavier stretch.
I tossed pizza professionally for 6 plus years, yes it actually works. It's just a way to do it faster Fine cornmeal is the best for stretching it on a countertop
I'm sorry sir but that was not thin Chicago crust pizza what that was could be considered pan or just a rising crust pizza, Chicago thin is well THIN like a craker which gives the pizza delicious crunchy outer crust and I'm not judging your pizza it looks delicious but I am judging your knowledge of Chicago pizza but you a New Yorker deep down there might some bias, I love all pizza and you did a binging on my Favorite Christmas movie ever so all is forgiven 😉 I wish you, your family and the crew a very merry Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and any other Holiday I'm forgetting. May your bellys fill with joy and your hearts with love and wish you a very successful new year ✨️ ❤️
That “tavern style” pizza tho. Tell me you’ve never been to Chicago without telling me you’ve never been to Chicago. Cant wait for the Botched by Babish about Chicago style tavern pizza in like a year.
My kids and I are planning a Home Alone feast this Christmas, along with cheese pizza we’ve got the Pepsi, ice cream, stouffers Mac and cheese, and spearmint tic tacs on deck!
I love the dough found at Aldi / Trader Joes. Im a college student working in Collegiate Athletics, and don’t have 8-10 hours to wait on Dough. It does the job for what I’ve got
I always thought the BOAT of ice cream and toppings when he checks into the hotel in the sequel was insane!!! It didn't even look real! (probably wasn't, lol)
IDK, I love my oven-baked pizza. I do the yeast dough myself and bake it on 250 °C (480 °F) on the topmost shelf in the oven for 7 minutes, on a preheated baking tray. And it's for 1/4 of the pizzeria price (incl. ingredients and energies, excl. labor).
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Okay, but the idea of cooking the macaroni in milk and then therefore having "cooking milk" instead of the usual "cooking/pasta water" for making the sauce with? Wow, that's great. Probably not some new innovation, but I'd never have thought of it.
May I suggest a recipe? Couple's Cake from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It's made by combining Spicy Soup and a Snow Bunny, a snowcone-esque treat resembling yukiusagi (a Japanese rabbit sculpture). Whether you take the strange ingredients into consideration or not would be up to you, of course.
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I'm in Chicago and even that pizza you made is way too puffy lol. I don't mind it at all, sometimes a doughy pizza hits the spot for me but that dough thickness should at least be half of that again.
Was looking for this comment -- Babish should do a Chicago Basics episode with tavern pizza, Italian Beef, and hot dogs and we can see if he does them right lol
Looks delicious! One question. For the ice cream, could one skip the cube stage and go straight to the tub for freezing? Or does blending it make it lighter and fluffier?
Babish: Never let anyone judge how you like your pizza. Jon Stewart: LA FORCHETTA SATANICA! Granted that was about eating it with a knife and fork but his rants about Chicago style pizza were equally entertaining.
What if on your 10 million subscribers special; you make either: The Simpsons- Ethiopian Dish (The Food Wife episode) The Owl House- Fried Orb (Really Small Problems episode) Cruella- Baroness' Lunch she mentioned The Looney Tunes Show- Daffy's Complicated Banana Split (Peel of Fortune episode) Steven Universe- Literally All Toppings Pizza
Ah yes! My Kevin McCalister "mac and cheese" prayer from the first Home Alone! I use it whenever I make mac and cheese from the stove or in the microwave! Also, the cheese pizza and Rob Schneider pizza delivery guy! And the sundae with the "Angels with Filthy Souls" one, with "Keep the change, you filthy animal." And since Christmas is just weeks away, I like to say this from the second "Angels" film: "Merry Christmas, you filthy animal! And a happy new year." 😉🍕🧀🍨
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Oh, the magic of the movie Home Alone... I was a poor Scottish lass with *six* brothers. Finding five minutes alone was a blessing, let alone having the whole house to myself! Also now I wonder on how to improve pizza cooking without a specialized oven or shovel... That's going on the science chart, I imagine.
I just got two chef knives a bread knife and a pairing knife for Christmas and I’m super excited to put them to use, and boy can I attest to the sharpness of the chefs knife because I cut myself taking it out of the box lol
Wait, so you have freeze the custard twice? I assume that has something to do with the development of ice crystals, but I think we need a full episode about this.
You freeze it once so that you can blend it to be ice cream. Ice cream has air in it, so if you just freeze the custard into cubes it will be too hard to eat. So you freeze it and blend it to be ice cream, but if you want it at that point it will have the consistency of soft serve. So you freeze it twice to make it hard serve ice cream.
You say "school pizza" derisively. I long to recreate the overly doughy, very salty, flabby, tremendously cheesy delight I had twenty years ago. Made in a deep, oily school dinner tray. Maybe one of these days I will manage it
Thank you for the macaroni & cheese. I’ve tried different ways to do cheese sauce and this way not only just makes sense, but looks amazing. For the ice cream, you could always add all the ingredients to an strong blender, blend with ice, and voila, you have ice cream. That how I make anabolic ice cream. Main difference is I use almond milk and protein powder.
I've been eating Tavern pizza my entire life, and then thing about it is that the crust tends to be pretty thin but flakey, firm, and crisp? I still prefer Deep Dish to Tavern pizza, but there's literally a place that's within walking distance of my little suburban hovel that makes a pretty decent tavern pizza, for my money.
Another thing you didn’t get right was the macaroni and cheese is supposed to be served on a plate, not a bowl and didn’t have a wine glass filled with milk
For the ice cream, you can freeze half the custard, and then use the rest as you mix it in the blender. I find that to work the best for a milkier creamier no churned ice cream.
Of all the episodes to NOT be sponsored by SimpleSafe...
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@wipeoutandrenafan14 It's a joke
"this video is sponsored by raid sh--
Isn’t Simplysafe the home security one? Would be kind of amusing to see something about cameras and home security sponsoring a movie about a kid being left alone while robbers try to break in
@WipeoutandRenafan14 Because it'd fit the theme with home defense.
bro the "like most things in life, it just requires a little love to be it's best self" quote is one of the most beautiful things i've ever heard
Very Ted Lasso.
Agreed. I love those little nuggets of philosophy he has in his videos.
@@zedkay7396 your cynicism blinds you to the beauty of the world
Right?
Not sure if you have ever done it before but I'd love to see you do a pizza exactly the way Michelangelo describes it when placing his order in the first TMNT movie (and there's a little more detail about the crust in the novelization).
He didn’t do it yet.
He's got 30 seconds...
Wise man once say forgiveness is divine but never pay full price for late pizza
Is that the peanutbutter and clams one?
AVGN has done it 👌
This episode landed at the perfect time, I just bought my first house last night was the first night I was there "home alone" and waking up to a wholesome babish episode with pizza, macaroni, and ice cream really gives me the warm and fuzzies, thanks for the smiles and recipes over the years Andrew.
congratulations
Congrats - a huge achievement! :)
Congrats maybe you should reward yourself with some Kraft, a pizza and a sundae :p
The very best reason to be Home Alone, to be sure.
look at mr. moneybags over here. Jokes aside, congrats!
These store-bought dough tips are LIFE CHANGING. I never even thought to let the dough come up to room temp before shaping.
Pre-blending the Xanthan Gum with sugar before adding it should help it to disperse better in the milk.
i have often heard you should do this with modified-food-starch e.g. E-Z Gel, the stuff that is great at stabilizing homemade whipped cream. i haven't noticed a major difference either way.
I just used xantham gum for the first time last week in a gluten free cake recipe, and did exactly this! It said to mix it with the other dry ingredients and sugar before adding wet. No sign of clumping! (I didnt even know it did clump!)
“I’m gonna make this as family friendly as possible” *uses $400 pizza oven*
Now look up the price of the blender he was using
We can't all be sponsored by cashapp...
@@BoosterTheRooster1 I mean yeah but the difference in function of a $20 blender and a $whatever blender is way tighter than a home oven and a pizza oven. I don't object to one using expensive tools that have the same function as cheaper ones, but using a tool that has a vastly different effect on the pizza in a video "no fuss for families" is silly lol
@@LOTGx In his defense the recipe still works in the oven, but he has a studio full of hungry people and a lonely pizza oven lying around so he might as well use it.
@@LOTGx That difference in function isnt as tight as you think. Look up Project Farm's video where he did tests on expensive blenders vs cheap ones, its not even close.
The ice cream part got me. I always believed that it has to churn one way or another
I mean the Blender kinda churned it. Just really fast if we were to be difficult about it. lol
Same with the pizza and mac & cheese
If you have $500 for a blender, by all means, do it this way.
@@itsthevoiceman As a wise man once said - "Where does he get all these toys?"
@@itsthevoiceman Tbh a decent high powered Ninja brand or some such could probably do it, and they're relatively cheap to come by.
Thank you, Andrew for your pizza open-mindedness. I shamefully expected less from a New Yorker.
I mean he already said once he liked Chicago style deep dish, so there's also that.
He’s from Rochester, not a real NYer
@@koziolkiller64 if you spend anything more than 7 years in NYC, you're a New Yorker.
Surprised it wasn't sausage and green bell pepper Tbh, but I do end up topping with pickled red onion before eating
oh don't worry, we italians are not going to be open-minded about it
i always felt bad that Kevin never got to eat the mac and chesse unless he heated it up aguin later on
I assume he did eat it later
If google home is cannon, then the older Kevin works.
I also felt bad for him at the beginning when he got sent to bed without getting anything :/
It is crucial to remember that he had no cheese pizza the night before, was sent to bed without dinner, went shopping for various items including one single meal, prepared said meal but never got to eat it, and still managed to turn his home into a death fortress.
Marv and Harry have long been perceived to be immortal beings due to the amount of punishment they can withstand, but I firmly believe Kevin is his own brand of celestial. If the sequel indicates anything, it's that they are meant to battle on for eternity.
@@Magnus2556 you forgot the scene where he orders a pizza all for him and scares away the pizza delivery kid with the movie. He's left alone for about 3 days. Presumably mostly fueled with popcorn/snacks, ice cream, and that pizza. The real miracle is how he sets up all those traps in less than 2 hours--the church clock chimes 7 times when he leaves and Marv and Harry show up at 9pm--then cleans it all up afterwards (aside from Buzz's room) in time for his mother to come home the next morning.
6:39 Missed opportunity to get called away from the camera by an alarm that someone is breaking in and not get to eat the mac and cheese.
That mac and cheese is BRILLIANT. No water wasted, more taste into the macaroni, and could be done in one pan
Sodium citrate will help the sauce from coagulating and staying smooth as it cool btw!
The funny thing is, the school pizza for me didn't get horrible until into middle school, around my second year. From Kindergarten until then we had those delicious square pizzas that made us look forward to lunch at school on the days it was served.
Those lovely square pizzas were the *best*
Square pizza as in French bread pizza, or like pan pizzas cut into squares?
Also I remember I used to get a Domino's Pizza day in elementary school, then Michelle Obama ruined school lunch forever.
I'm SO glad you included the boil-over/restart step.. Added authenticity really goes the extra mile there.
I had stopped watching this channel when you stopped doing these fun kinds of episodes. So glad you're back.
It's so wild that both movies are started off with an entire family of like, 14 people all ganging up on the _2nd youngest kid._
Like, what kind of maniacs decide to attack an 8-year-old?
Tell me you had a happy childhood, without telling me you had a happy childhood 😅
Obviously not a healthy family relationship.
It’s hard to see because he’s the protagonist, but Kevin McAllister is a fundamentally rude and annoying child, nobody likes him because he’s bad, that’s why they’re not nice to him.
I wouldn’t be so cruel to him but I would definitely leave him with a baby sitter if I were taking the rest of my family to Paris.
If you're asking, I envy you. Because that means you are surrounded by people who wouldn't do something like that.
There's like 14 different people who all (except for his brother) don't think about Kevin all that much, so each micro-aggression adds up and adds up because they're all operating independently and with very little thought for Kevin as a person, rather than as a winy kid.
YAYYY I was literally watching Home Alone today! Happy holidays to Babish and the whole Babish team!
A huge box of new york style pizza pie has always been an image that makes me extremely happy and hungry, has become nostalgic for Me, and I think Home Alone is a big reason why.
Pizza just does that.
That’s a great way to make ice cream without all the expensive equipment. Will definitely have to try that.
That thin-crust and tic-tac-toe-cut-style pizza is always called "tavern style" here in Chicagoland.
For new york pizza.. the hard part of making the dough is cold rising it. That's how you get thin and stretchy vs tradition thin crust.
The Mac and cheese hack is so simple and brilliant! I will definitely reevaluate the store bought pizza dough! And I actually do have a Cuisinart ice cream maker, and even though I only pull it out a few times a year, it's so worth the $45 bucks I spent on it 10 years ago. Great episode!♥️
Idk where you got your intel, but pickled chiles are not a common ingredient in Chicago for tavern style. Maybe you were thinking of Giardiniera? Pretty uncommon, but delightful on a pizza for sure. Way too thick and floppy too, but do love tavern style getting a shout out regardless 🙌
Yeah, way too thick for Tavern Thincrust
Touching that he, as a New Yorker, even thought of us tho
Agreed. He might be thinking of giardiniera, but that’s not even a common ingredient on tavern style.
Also the thing missing to accompany a chicago thin crust was a free 2 liter of RC Cola to chase it. Maybe next time.
Pickled chiles aren't a thing on Chicago area pizza, but neither is 'tavern style'. Take a look at places in our area you can order from online. Nobody sells 'tavern style'. We just call it thin crust. Giardiniera is local here, not on pizza, but I'd try it, maybe.
@@mikew1332 But it is Tavern style regardless of what it's referred to as, though I know it's not said aloud.
As a New Yorker who moved to the Midwest; imagine my shock and awe that they cut EVERY pizza out here into squares like that.
Makes for more slices that way :)
Not hard to find round pizzas around here. I don't know any pizza place (including Midwestern based chains like Little Caesar's and Domino's) that only sell square pizza.
Midwesterns be built different
It’s my biggest pet peeve with the original Home Alone. They cut the pizza in slices. Only national chains and east coast style places do that.
I live in Chicago and love ordering pizzas square-cut because it feels like you're eating more pizza, haha. Nicely done
Deep dish is a casserole.
@@PM-qp5he And?
@@junebunny0712 its gross and no one should eat it
Thanks to the Babish Team for making this special so great! its A Christmas movie miracle!!
My only quibble on your chicago-style pizza is that most thin-crust square-cut pizzas are thin out to the edge in a way that really does require either rolling or a *much* heavier stretch.
3:23
Deep dish: "AM I A JOKE TO YOU!"
I tossed pizza professionally for 6 plus years, yes it actually works.
It's just a way to do it faster
Fine cornmeal is the best for stretching it on a countertop
I'm sorry sir but that was not thin Chicago crust pizza what that was could be considered pan or just a rising crust pizza, Chicago thin is well THIN like a craker which gives the pizza delicious crunchy outer crust and I'm not judging your pizza it looks delicious but I am judging your knowledge of Chicago pizza but you a New Yorker deep down there might some bias, I love all pizza and you did a binging on my Favorite Christmas movie ever so all is forgiven 😉 I wish you, your family and the crew a very merry Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and any other Holiday I'm forgetting. May your bellys fill with joy and your hearts with love and wish you a very successful new year ✨️ ❤️
Agreed. Chicago tavern style pizza is MUCH thinner.
That “tavern style” pizza tho. Tell me you’ve never been to Chicago without telling me you’ve never been to Chicago. Cant wait for the Botched by Babish about Chicago style tavern pizza in like a year.
Dude's from New York and didn't lecture me about pizza for forty minutes. I love this channel.
Protip @ 3:40 Babi
You cannot check temperature accuratly through glass.
Any reflective material for that matter.
How perfect timing as I just recently watched both Home Alone and Home Alone 2 makes me hungry for Cheese Pizza!
My kids and I are planning a Home Alone feast this Christmas, along with cheese pizza we’ve got the Pepsi, ice cream, stouffers Mac and cheese, and spearmint tic tacs on deck!
Ah yes Home Alone, the best films to watch at Christmas xD
Dunno why but I thought Macaulay would be there for the tasting 🤣🤣
I love the dough found at Aldi / Trader Joes. Im a college student working in Collegiate Athletics, and don’t have 8-10 hours to wait on Dough. It does the job for what I’ve got
I watched home alone 2 yesterday and then this comes out. Coincidence? I think not. Big Babish is watching
I also watched it yesterday for it's 30th anniversary
I mean, it is christmas time...
He knows when you are sleeping, he knows when you're awake
My town has a local pizza shop (expanded into three locations) that does pizza Chicago bar style. Some of the best pizza around since the 70s.
This would have made a great SimpliSafe sponsorship haha
2:00 my guy that dough looks RAW
I always thought the BOAT of ice cream and toppings when he checks into the hotel in the sequel was insane!!! It didn't even look real! (probably wasn't, lol)
I don't care how many times I've watched Home Alone. I'm going to watch it every year until I die
This is the babish content I love. Voice over, dry humor, experimentation and memorable TV/movie foods
You know, while you're doing Christmas movies, you should do a Die Hard special!
For what? Twinkies?
What's he gonna do, the pizza John ordered from 911...?
Ooohhh, the thousand-year-old Twinkie!
Definitely should make some Twinkies! Maybe make one in the shape of a foot with cherry filling and sugar glass shards sticking out of it. 😅
@@dr.braxygilkeycruises1460 I'm pretty sure he already made Twinkies because they're in so many different things.
Can't be done. 99.8% of the props required for a Die Hard food episode are illegal in both the City and State of New York. 😜
4:05 honestly your pizza looked far better. FAR. better.
Merry Christmas, Ya Flithy Animals, this Cheese Pizza looks too delicious to eat! 🍕😋🎄
And a happy new year
"Maybe the most obvious [ingredient], a quick pizza sauce"
Jets Pizza: "I'll pretend I didn't hear that."
I want to see Alvin make Team Rocket's Spicy Foods from Pokemon episode, "Pallet Party Panic"
IDK, I love my oven-baked pizza. I do the yeast dough myself and bake it on 250 °C (480 °F) on the topmost shelf in the oven for 7 minutes, on a preheated baking tray. And it's for 1/4 of the pizzeria price (incl. ingredients and energies, excl. labor).
Maybe you could make The Ham-Egg-Edon from Green Eggs and Ham cartoon when you reach 10 million subs
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You can add some cream cheese to help with the “setting up,” and re-warming of the Mac-n-cheese.
"A delicious cheese pizza, just for me!"
Okay, but the idea of cooking the macaroni in milk and then therefore having "cooking milk" instead of the usual "cooking/pasta water" for making the sauce with? Wow, that's great. Probably not some new innovation, but I'd never have thought of it.
May I suggest a recipe? Couple's Cake from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It's made by combining Spicy Soup and a Snow Bunny, a snowcone-esque treat resembling yukiusagi (a Japanese rabbit sculpture). Whether you take the strange ingredients into consideration or not would be up to you, of course.
Either that or the Saghert and Cream recipe from Fire Emblem: Three Houses.
I love the shoutout for Chicago's lesser known delicacy: the tavern style pizza. But that dough was too thick, and the toppings should be PILED on.
What if you made Clam-entine Crystal from Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated episode, "Where Walks Aphrodite"
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if you get heartburn easily add a pinch of sugar into the pizza sauce it will help
I'm in Chicago and even that pizza you made is way too puffy lol. I don't mind it at all, sometimes a doughy pizza hits the spot for me but that dough thickness should at least be half of that again.
Yep, Chicago thin crust is a lot crispier, bordering on burnt.
🙄 the Chicago crew is here!
Agreed, way too thin and floppy. Should have structural integrity
Was looking for this comment -- Babish should do a Chicago Basics episode with tavern pizza, Italian Beef, and hot dogs and we can see if he does them right lol
“You guys give up or are you thirty for more?”
-Kevin McAllister
Looks delicious! One question. For the ice cream, could one skip the cube stage and go straight to the tub for freezing? Or does blending it make it lighter and fluffier?
I just realized you're almost at 10 million subscribers! Congrats!
Babish: I want to make these recipes family friendly
Also Babish: get out your pizza oven
"I'm gonna make these recipes easy and accessible."
"Put this in your 700 degree pizza oven."
Just busting balls. Great episode.
What about making Leaning Tower of Pisa Honeycake from Arthur
Babish: Never let anyone judge how you like your pizza.
Jon Stewart: LA FORCHETTA SATANICA!
Granted that was about eating it with a knife and fork but his rants about Chicago style pizza were equally entertaining.
Every so often, I feel the need to watch Jon Stewart's pizza rants. Absolute gold.
What if on your 10 million subscribers special; you make either:
The Simpsons- Ethiopian Dish (The Food Wife episode)
The Owl House- Fried Orb (Really Small Problems episode)
Cruella- Baroness' Lunch she mentioned
The Looney Tunes Show- Daffy's Complicated Banana Split (Peel of Fortune episode)
Steven Universe- Literally All Toppings Pizza
Ah yes! My Kevin McCalister "mac and cheese" prayer from the first Home Alone! I use it whenever I make mac and cheese from the stove or in the microwave! Also, the cheese pizza and Rob Schneider pizza delivery guy! And the sundae with the "Angels with Filthy Souls" one, with "Keep the change, you filthy animal." And since Christmas is just weeks away, I like to say this from the second "Angels" film: "Merry Christmas, you filthy animal! And a happy new year." 😉🍕🧀🍨
How about you make Red Velvet Cupcakes with Ube Frosting from Amphibia
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He has done some ube recipes for Steven Universe I think
I swear I remember Kevin having JUMBO MARSHMALLOWS as well!!
That Rolex Batman is pure class.
Oh, the magic of the movie Home Alone... I was a poor Scottish lass with *six* brothers. Finding five minutes alone was a blessing, let alone having the whole house to myself! Also now I wonder on how to improve pizza cooking without a specialized oven or shovel... That's going on the science chart, I imagine.
But… doesn’t a blender technically churn?
I just got two chef knives a bread knife and a pairing knife for Christmas and I’m super excited to put them to use, and boy can I attest to the sharpness of the chefs knife because I cut myself taking it out of the box lol
But thin square cut pizza is basically St. Louis style pizza :/
"Chicago, that's not a pizza... that's a frickin CASSEROLE." - John Stewart, not incorrect.
babish: i wanted to make these recipes as easy and family-friendly as possible
also babish: i'll be using an uni pizza oven
" Im just an average joe, my butler put my shoes on me one foot at a time like everyone else " 😂
3:28 "You can max out [the temperature on] your oven with a pizza stone in it, preheating it for a full hour before baking"
Wait, so you have freeze the custard twice? I assume that has something to do with the development of ice crystals, but I think we need a full episode about this.
You freeze it once so that you can blend it to be ice cream. Ice cream has air in it, so if you just freeze the custard into cubes it will be too hard to eat. So you freeze it and blend it to be ice cream, but if you want it at that point it will have the consistency of soft serve. So you freeze it twice to make it hard serve ice cream.
My sister figured this out: the least realistic thing about Home Alone is that the Wet Bandit don't swear.
Judging people for pizza is our Italian divine right
"But like most things in life, needs a little love to be its best self"
Everyone felt that
I thought about the tiny Christmas tree from Peanuts at that line.
Im so quick that there are only 7 views
663 views for me and it’s only been 2 minutes
I see 3741
You say "school pizza" derisively. I long to recreate the overly doughy, very salty, flabby, tremendously cheesy delight I had twenty years ago. Made in a deep, oily school dinner tray. Maybe one of these days I will manage it
THIS MAN IS LITERALLY BORN TO MAKE HISTORY ❤️
what history? he cooks
Babish cooking with passion.
3:34 wouldn't that spot thermometer have measured the temperature of the outside of the glass?
Well. Posted 13 Seconds ago. First.
Don’t think I didn’t see you hit the bowl 4:42
Fun fact Angels with Filthy Souls was a spoof of the 1939 film Angels with Dirty Faces🎄
“THIS IS THE HEIGHT OF LUXERY!”
-John Mulaney, about the Cheese Pizza in Home Alone 2 😆
Thank you for the macaroni & cheese. I’ve tried different ways to do cheese sauce and this way not only just makes sense, but looks amazing. For the ice cream, you could always add all the ingredients to an strong blender, blend with ice, and voila, you have ice cream. That how I make anabolic ice cream. Main difference is I use almond milk and protein powder.
It's really fitting to watch this while at home and alone
I've been eating Tavern pizza my entire life, and then thing about it is that the crust tends to be pretty thin but flakey, firm, and crisp? I still prefer Deep Dish to Tavern pizza, but there's literally a place that's within walking distance of my little suburban hovel that makes a pretty decent tavern pizza, for my money.
Whatever we make homemade pizzas at home (or calzones) We usually use the Pillsbury brand pizza crust
Another thing you didn’t get right was the macaroni and cheese is supposed to be served on a plate, not a bowl and didn’t have a wine glass filled with milk
I love ooni, my dad has an early model because he was gonna work on their website it runs on wood pellets and makes a pizza in sixty seconds
This it the fastest I’ve gotten to a banish video 18 minutes since realease
5:05 Babish has committed many sins against the authentic Italian cuisine codex, but this sentence may be the official declaration of war...
For the ice cream, you can freeze half the custard, and then use the rest as you mix it in the blender. I find that to work the best for a milkier creamier no churned ice cream.
Finally! Easy recipes without much expensive equipment, although he probably should have shown a regular oven bake using the correct pizza method.