I have made no fewer than 25 of Sam’s recipes in the last few years. However, pound for pound, this one might be my favorite! Protip: If you’re making this in your oven, I recommend putting your pan in covered at 350 F for around 10 minutes and then continue baking uncovered for another 25. It really helps with the soaking and mixing in all of the flavors before it starts to really bake itself in.
I first saw your videos in March, after my surgeries for Parkinson’s Disease. What a GOD SEND you are (and I’m not even religious really!!). Have to be out of work at 56 years old because of my PD, bored to tears and depressed. Then you came along. So I bought a grill. Thanks All!!!! Used Chorizo sausage links cut into little quarter sized pieces. Came out perfect. Thanks Sam!!
I appreciate how you don't cut out little accidents here and there in the videos like a skillet with too much chili slightly overflowing or getting burned a bit. Really helps me get over my own mistakes in the kitchen and keep going and now I'm getting a lot better at cooking because of that. Definitely have to drop by Not Not Tacos now. Thank you, Sam!
I've made something similar for years, but never thought to add Chorizo. Gonna do it for sure this next time! I've even used brown rice. Takes a little longer, but the flavor is amazing. I have also swapped the red sauce for a green sauce, because I enjoy the green more. Something in the red used give me really bad allergic reactions when I was younger. A can of black beans, rinsed first, is always great in it too!
Any chance of adding the ingredients in the description or at the end of the video? Half the time I get so distracted by the food I forget to write it down. And/Or I watch one time through to see if it's something I'd cook.
1 tube Chorizo Chicken thighs White onion Green bell pepper Fresh garlic Cumin Mexican oregano Any other spices you want really Rice Red enchilada sauce Chicken broth Cook down nice Cheese on top Cilantro Avocado Tomato Pretty sure I got everything lol
@@imagoob1 no idea it will be different state to state and store to store, seems like it would be around 10 to 15 bucks for an entire recipe worth, should feed a few. Take the ingredients I posted and do price checks have fun in the kitchen!
This is our current top favorite dish for company and leftovers!! I have all the canned items in the pantry at all times. And always get lunch-envy when these leftovers comes out of the microwave at work!
That looks delicious ❤️ mouthwatering recipe. You always inspire me to make my content better. Thank you so much 🙏🏼 ❤️ I work hard and i try my best to make good content. God bless you guys 🙌🏼
In the oven now and I'm excited. Can't wait to try this and neither can my kids, will update this post after meal. Thank you Sam! Edit: kids had clean plates... Nuff said.
I made this for dinner last night, turned out f**king phenomenal. Posted it on social media and about 15 people asked for the recipe! I sent them straight your way! Keep up the good food!
I made this for dinner tonight and it's definitely one of my new favorites! SO FLUBBING GOOD! I added scotch bonnet peppers and cherry tomatoes from the garden for a little extra flavor and freshness! I almost ate the whole pan myself!
Made this last weekend! Key is extra cheese on top for final bake! Incredible!! A go-to, easy fall/winter, one dish comfort meal! And you can it it with a spoon!!!!
When we lived in the States, Cacique was our chorizo of choice. After we retired to CDMX, it took months to find a decent replacement. Fortunately, we did.
Man, I usually watch this channel for the casual cooking they like to put out, but every now and then they strike friggin gold, I swear. Will for sure be making this one.
"The kinda dish you take to someone's house who has hemorrhoids or somethin." Yep, this is the perfect dish for someone with this condition! LOL. Sam is hilarious...
It looks like the perfect stuffing for something.. I would like to see this recipe go even further. Dig the vids guys, I look forward to every one of em.
Charizo is pork if it's to spicy make your own charizo it's easy and leave out the chili powder use more paprika smoked or sweet👍 2 pounds pork (finely ground) 4 tablespoons chili powder (ground dried chile pepper) 3 tablespoons ground paprika 2 teaspoons dried oregano 1 pinch ground cinnamon 1 pinch ground cloves 1 tablespoon ground cumin 1 teaspoon salt
@@dgdigital2659 definitely not the spice/heat of it I don't like, the stuff you buy in the store though in the tube just has a weird flavor to me and it's so mushy/greasy. Consistency thing more than anything I guess. Don't mind it so much at some mexican restaurants/taco shops, but I normally go for machaca if it's an option anyways. Maybe i'll try your homemade version instead. Thx
@@TempleOfFive it's not my recipe but I've made it many times it's great, also use a leaner ground pork it won't be as greasy, here is a link. www.thespruceeats.com/mexican-chorizo-recipes-2342791
I'd imagine you could do this in an Instant Pot, and just use Saute for everything, and then use the Rice button and seal it once you add the liquid. Won't have any crispy bits but it would probably taste just as good and would at that point truly be "one pan".
This is a great recipe. I ended up adding 5 habaneros shortly after the onions and green peppers. Perfect level of heat for anyone who likes it a good bit hotter!
Hey Sam, love all your content! Bought your knife and it came in on Saturday, the day i returned home from vacation. I was so happy and couldn't wait to try it out. I started cutting everything i could find. My girlfriend came downstairs and just started watching what i was doing. I still had the box it came in on the counter and all its contents... She read the note that's in the box. As she read out loud the part that says "I really don't want you to cut yourself"... I cut the top of my index finger (not bad just a good little nick) I was so car full not to touch the blade cause i have seen what can happen just by watching your show. I was so annoyed with myself that i got cut, i was trying to get the plastic piece back on the knife, i currently don't have a good safe place for it because i am moving in a few days and don't yet have a knife block. Thanks for everything Sam and your crew. It has really gotten me through this tough time and has inspired me to start cooking again! Much Love and appreciation! #dontcutyourfingerthefirstdayyougetsamsknife :)
To all of those who are critical of Sam ...........get over it! He cook's better than you ever will at a fraction of the price you'd pay at a fancy restaurant! Thank you Sam!!!!!
I believe this is a myth. Always heard it but if you season properly it won't hurt. Grew up seeing my mom use cast irons for spaghetti sauce,red rice, Pan enchiladas and she always had beautiful cast irons but she religiously seasoned after each meal so I'm sure that's the trick!
@@SunnyRae10 And that's what I thought too until experience and flaking pans corrected me. Having and, like your mom, maintaining quality seasoning is vital, because if the acids manage to get under the seasoning through a break of any kind, it'll dissolve the iron underneath and cause the seasoning to flake off over time.
I don't know if you have any spanish or portuguese markets there but they would have it. You could make it yourself, but probably an Italian sausage removed from the casing with paprika added is easiest.
WOW just made this for dinner tonight and can't get over how delicious it is. Easily one of my new favorite recipes, cant wait to make this for family and friends. Followed the recipe exactly but added some carolina reaper powder for extra spice!
Just made this tonight and it tastes so good! IF YOU PUT THIS IN THE OVEN AT 350F: Put it in the oven for 40 minutes, not 20. Thank you for this recipe!
Jerome J Monfre II Awesome man look at I got ours yesterday I don’t know when they started delivering mail on Sunday but I’m sure as hell stoked. I bought it for my daughter but I’m totally going to use it too ha ha Ha
Received my knives in Sydney, Australia today Sam. Haven't yet used them, but love the weight and balance! My son put me onto you guys several years ago, and there are zero posts that I have missed since (plus many of the 'older school'). He turns 26 in a week, and has visited the US every year for the past 4 years with food being very much a motivator (along with Tinder in Vegas?). Once we are over this Covid crap, there is a very real chance that he and I may have to come knocking on your door in San Diego to say g'day! Love your work (and very shortly, using the knives)! Keep punching, Ross.
I'm here to make MAX mad.. He misspelled "anyway" on the scene where it says "But we're going to rush ANWAY." No hate, still my favorite channel by far. :)
I’m so excited to see this recipe. I’ve been trying to figure out what to do with the pork chorizo and ground chicken I have. I’m gonna have to modify a bit based on what I have available in the fridge still it’s gonna be close thanks
SAM!!!!!! Crazy ironic, you are wearing your Father’s Day shirt and today I finally got my Father’s Day present,... your knife. Insanely sharp, beautifully balanced, awesome weight (just the right amount of heft) and perfect height to act as a scooper/scraper. Awesome recipe by the way, I will be doing it this weekend in a dutch oven over the campfire!!! Rock on my brother in kitchenly ways!!!!!
Nice,,, was about to call Sam out on the whipping the pan out but he caught it Doing great stuff guys keep up the interest - you are helping people feel more inquisitive about food and that is great
Ok! This was klucken filler! The pan could feed 6 to 7 easy. It was a chore trying to buy a reasonable size bag of basimati rice but once we had that the dish came together fast and deliciously. Sam you did it again. Thx!
Ive been watching your videos for a few months now and this is the first recipe of yours that Ive tried. All I can say is WOW, amazing flavor and absolutely DELICIOUS! This will NOT be the last recipe of your that I try! Keep up the great work and awesome videos!!
Just tried this recipe and it was great! Luckily it can go many ways, as my version ended up over "soupy", even after letting stand for 15mins. So, I stuffed some red-peppers with it, air-crisped, threw them in bowls.....cilantro, tomatoes, and sour-cream on-top, then finally slammed some diced avocado over the whole pile of goodness!
My friend made me tostilocos for dinner at work tonight. I've not only never heard of it, but I'm now mad I've lived 41 years and have never had this amazingly flavorful meal.
Great dish. We had to adjust as our butcher was out of chorizo but did have some buffalo northern Italian sausage. Worked great and the Buffalo sausage is very lean.
This is kind of like a Mexican style Jambalaya. It's interesting that you let the rice cook in the seasoning before adding the liquids. I've lived in Louisiana all my life (26) and recently learned that frying the rice a little bit in the seasoning and meat, before adding the liquids, will add the flavor. You hit that right on the money!
I recommend checking out chef Isaac Toups on the Munchies channel if anyone needs to know what Jambalaya is! He's got all sorts of authentic cajun/ Louisiana recipes with them. He did a video with Binging with Babish as well!
I swear that this guy is the best cook for those who are high, drunk or hungover.
If you can successfully make this, are you even high or drunk?
Lance all of us then
High af rn 😂
@@210jacobo3 u talk a good game but I don't believe in u. U smoke alota blunts but I got moe weed than you
Bluu_ Ice damn bro, I wish I gaf 💯. Gonna go back to smoking this joint
I have made no fewer than 25 of Sam’s recipes in the last few years. However, pound for pound, this one might be my favorite! Protip: If you’re making this in your oven, I recommend putting your pan in covered at 350 F for around 10 minutes and then continue baking uncovered for another 25. It really helps with the soaking and mixing in all of the flavors before it starts to really bake itself in.
I’m a 20 year old college kid and I absolutely love this guy! So funny and authentic! Love watching a few of these before bed and ending the night!
You got me at SPICY AND CHEESY. Anything with spice and cheese, I’m all for it. 😍
🔥💯
call me! lol
I could definitely do a MUKBANG with this skillet
I love you.
Well that escalated quickly ☝️
This looks like a fantastic filling to stuffed green peppers!
Better yet jalapeno poppers
Dudes, Poblanos!
@@taysb08 I was thinking the same!
I first saw your videos in March, after my surgeries for Parkinson’s Disease. What a GOD SEND you are (and I’m not even religious really!!). Have to be out of work at 56 years old because of my PD, bored to tears and depressed. Then you came along. So I bought a grill. Thanks All!!!! Used Chorizo sausage links cut into little quarter sized pieces. Came out perfect. Thanks Sam!!
I think serving this along with warm flour tortillas would be amazing
Shane Montgomery That’s exactly what we did. Used corn tortillas, but added some frozen corn. Gave just enough sweet to balance everything.
That was great. From England here... I copied this and used it as a filling for a lasagne! Amazing.. thanks guys =) keep up with the good work.
chris cleaves
Nice! Good idea. Can you walk me through how you did that?
Probably the same as any lasagne, noodles, filling, cheese, repeat
**cries in Italian**
@@PrairieRockz there's your answer from @Real Fan above =)
Love that he calls out Greg for how he says chorizo and then says basmati the most North American way possible. Gotta love Sam.
Lmao I noticed the same thing. “Bass Mattie rice”
Holy hell! Made this tonight. Not only a home run, but a grand slam! Great balance of heat and flavor. Thanks Sam for sharing with the masses.
3:30 "oops" hahahahaha its like im cookin lol love it
I appreciate how you don't cut out little accidents here and there in the videos like a skillet with too much chili slightly overflowing or getting burned a bit. Really helps me get over my own mistakes in the kitchen and keep going and now I'm getting a lot better at cooking because of that. Definitely have to drop by Not Not Tacos now. Thank you, Sam!
"We make food you want to eat" and CAN easily make!
By far my favorite cooking channel on RUclips, no bs, offers substitutions when he can, and always delicious
Not me we don't have tjarizo in RSA (to the best of my and my butcher's knowledge)
Amounts and/or an actual recipe would help!!!
@@imagoob1 I think the whole point is, "Don't worry about 10g of this here it that there. Do what tastes good to you."
I’ve been making for more than a year since I first saw this video. Family loves it and let me tell you, they don’t run for my cooking.
I've made this three times now, best cooking channel on RUclips
I've made something similar for years, but never thought to add Chorizo. Gonna do it for sure this next time! I've even used brown rice. Takes a little longer, but the flavor is amazing. I have also swapped the red sauce for a green sauce, because I enjoy the green more. Something in the red used give me really bad allergic reactions when I was younger. A can of black beans, rinsed first, is always great in it too!
Any chance of adding the ingredients in the description or at the end of the video? Half the time I get so distracted by the food I forget to write it down. And/Or I watch one time through to see if it's something I'd cook.
1 tube Chorizo
Chicken thighs
White onion
Green bell pepper
Fresh garlic
Cumin
Mexican oregano
Any other spices you want really
Rice
Red enchilada sauce
Chicken broth
Cook down nice
Cheese on top
Cilantro
Avocado
Tomato
Pretty sure I got everything lol
@@dh1realgaming795 Thks, I looked up the recipe on his site, but it isn't up there atm
@@weatherchaser1166 I gave the recipe lol
@@dh1realgaming795 Amounts for everything please?! Except the chorizo.
@@imagoob1 no idea it will be different state to state and store to store, seems like it would be around 10 to 15 bucks for an entire recipe worth, should feed a few. Take the ingredients I posted and do price checks have fun in the kitchen!
This is our current top favorite dish for company and leftovers!! I have all the canned items in the pantry at all times. And always get lunch-envy when these leftovers comes out of the microwave at work!
That looks delicious ❤️ mouthwatering recipe.
You always inspire me to make my content better.
Thank you so much 🙏🏼 ❤️
I work hard and i try my best to make good content. God bless you guys 🙌🏼
I will support you 👍🏼 you deserve it 🙏🏼❤️
Thanks 🙏🏼 ❤️
Nice channel. Subscribed!
Thank you so much ♥️ i really appreciate it 🙏🏼 wish you all the best
This was amazing!! I used 20 oz of diced tomatoes with green chilies (no cilantro), 4oz can of fire-roasted green chilies. This meal was
I’m surprised Sam didn’t go for green onions on top to add a bit of color.
In the oven now and I'm excited. Can't wait to try this and neither can my kids, will update this post after meal. Thank you Sam! Edit: kids had clean plates... Nuff said.
I grew up in California...my Hispanic friends pronounced it "chor-ee-so😉👊
Yes we do
I like chee-re-zo but I'm not complaining 😂
I've made this 3 times, and it comes out perfect every time.
That's fantastic!!
This is why I love the channel right here. Great stuff!!
I made this for dinner last night, turned out f**king phenomenal. Posted it on social media and about 15 people asked for the recipe! I sent them straight your way! Keep up the good food!
I'm Definitely making this... But I'm gonna use this as a sause for pasta..
You must have good ideas often, cause that sounds really good
There's a fair amount of work here. It took me an hour an a half to get a finished product. But well worth the effort.
I was thinking it needed smoked paprika then I remembered that the charizo has a shit load of paprika 🤣
Just got my knife today and a new video. Today is already off to a great start!
That was not nearly enough cheese!!! (But it still looks amazing, and I'll be making it soon)
I'm going to add shrimp to mine! 🤭 Thanks Sam! 💕
"And a cup of chicken broth" which was actually a jug xD Sam, i love your measures ahahah!! (not a flame, i actually do xD)
I made this for dinner tonight and it's definitely one of my new favorites! SO FLUBBING GOOD! I added scotch bonnet peppers and cherry tomatoes from the garden for a little extra flavor and freshness! I almost ate the whole pan myself!
It's a Mexican jambalaya! Definitely needs some more heat though, for my taste. Cool
Made this last weekend! Key is extra cheese on top for final bake! Incredible!! A go-to, easy fall/winter, one dish comfort meal! And you can it it with a spoon!!!!
SAM IVE TRIED ALL YOUR RECIPES AND I LOVE THEMMMMMMM keep up the AMAZING work man
All of them?
Even de 2M anniversary burgers?
Francis Santana lol
SIMP🤡🤡🤡🤡
Yes dude when I say I’ve made all the recipes he’s made I mean ALL
When we lived in the States, Cacique was our chorizo of choice. After we retired to CDMX, it took months to find a decent replacement. Fortunately, we did.
I love this channel so much. I just started watching you guys and now I'm hooked. I subbed and pre-ordered the cook book.
Man, I usually watch this channel for the casual cooking they like to put out, but every now and then they strike friggin gold, I swear. Will for sure be making this one.
"The kinda dish you take to someone's house who has hemorrhoids or somethin." Yep, this is the perfect dish for someone with this condition! LOL. Sam is hilarious...
It looks like the perfect stuffing for something.. I would like to see this recipe go even further. Dig the vids guys, I look forward to every one of em.
Choritho (spain)
Chorizo with a soft s (everywhere else)
I am glad someone finally said it😂
Recommendation for replacement of the Chorizo? Not a fan. Bacon? Hot italian sausage? Pork sausage?
Charizo is pork if it's to spicy make your own charizo it's easy and leave out the chili powder use more paprika smoked or sweet👍
2 pounds pork (finely ground)
4 tablespoons chili powder (ground dried chile pepper)
3 tablespoons ground paprika
2 teaspoons dried oregano
1 pinch ground cinnamon
1 pinch ground cloves
1 tablespoon ground cumin
1 teaspoon salt
@@dgdigital2659 definitely not the spice/heat of it I don't like, the stuff you buy in the store though in the tube just has a weird flavor to me and it's so mushy/greasy. Consistency thing more than anything I guess. Don't mind it so much at some mexican restaurants/taco shops, but I normally go for machaca if it's an option anyways. Maybe i'll try your homemade version instead. Thx
@@TempleOfFive it's not my recipe but I've made it many times it's great, also use a leaner ground pork it won't be as greasy, here is a link.
www.thespruceeats.com/mexican-chorizo-recipes-2342791
"But were going to rush ANWAY" dohhh
Guess Max was rushing XD
I'd imagine you could do this in an Instant Pot, and just use Saute for everything, and then use the Rice button and seal it once you add the liquid. Won't have any crispy bits but it would probably taste just as good and would at that point truly be "one pan".
This was the idea I needed! Thanks!
Now that looks damn tasty.
Gonna make it but add black beans as well
Put on a plate with an over easy egg and that's breakfast
Looks absolutely delicious
richard usry hey you sexy thing. You’re going to make this for me, right? ❤️❤️😘
This was crying for black beans after you added the chorizo!
I don't know if you're a carpenter or what but you hit that nail right on the head.
@@bredockschannel7331 I'm a machinist, close enough 😁
😂😂
Totally agree
Corn
This is a great recipe. I ended up adding 5 habaneros shortly after the onions and green peppers. Perfect level of heat for anyone who likes it a good bit hotter!
Hey Sam, love all your content! Bought your knife and it came in on Saturday, the day i returned home from vacation. I was so happy and couldn't wait to try it out. I started cutting everything i could find. My girlfriend came downstairs and just started watching what i was doing. I still had the box it came in on the counter and all its contents... She read the note that's in the box. As she read out loud the part that says "I really don't want you to cut yourself"... I cut the top of my index finger (not bad just a good little nick) I was so car full not to touch the blade cause i have seen what can happen just by watching your show.
I was so annoyed with myself that i got cut, i was trying to get the plastic piece back on the knife, i currently don't have a good safe place for it because i am moving in a few days and don't yet have a knife block.
Thanks for everything Sam and your crew. It has really gotten me through this tough time and has inspired me to start cooking again!
Much Love and appreciation! #dontcutyourfingerthefirstdayyougetsamsknife :)
ngl when u said u cut everything u can find and then your gf coming i thought u are going to cut ur gf :v
To all of those who are critical of Sam ...........get over it! He cook's better than you ever will at a fraction of the price you'd pay at a fancy restaurant! Thank you Sam!!!!!
“Bet you can’t use the word hemorrhoids in a cooking show”
Sam: “hold my beer”
Sam you are absolutely right! It needs the green from the cilantro lol, it just makes the dish pop
Isn’t there a problem with cooking an acidic sauce for such a long time in cast iron?
Yep. Eats away at the pan's seasoning.
Not if your cast iron is well seasoned, no need to worry.
I believe this is a myth. Always heard it but if you season properly it won't hurt. Grew up seeing my mom use cast irons for spaghetti sauce,red rice, Pan enchiladas and she always had beautiful cast irons but she religiously seasoned after each meal so I'm sure that's the trick!
@@SunnyRae10 And that's what I thought too until experience and flaking pans corrected me. Having and, like your mom, maintaining quality seasoning is vital, because if the acids manage to get under the seasoning through a break of any kind, it'll dissolve the iron underneath and cause the seasoning to flake off over time.
Yup season, season, season!!!
I tried the spicy chicken recipe . It's like tasting Mexico in a bowl. Awesome. Loved it. I ate it with taco bread.
Hi! Does anyone know where I can find chorizo on tube in Sweden? Or is there any substitutes?
ramlosa98 Look for it in the bacon aisle!
I don't know if you have any spanish or portuguese markets there but they would have it. You could make it yourself, but probably an Italian sausage removed from the casing with paprika added is easiest.
Made this when Sam first aired it. It is unbelievable delicious!! Will make again on 12/2/20
Love how you outed your friend for saying chore-eat-zo, then you said bazz-matty rice.
Total legend. I make almost everything you make. It’s like dude food therapy for me!!!!!
Max: Look at that cilantro everybody.
WOW just made this for dinner tonight and can't get over how delicious it is. Easily one of my new favorite recipes, cant wait to make this for family and friends. Followed the recipe exactly but added some carolina reaper powder for extra spice!
Lmao I love how max goes "I wouldn't even touch it if it didn't have the cilantro"
Just made this tonight and it tastes so good! IF YOU PUT THIS IN THE OVEN AT 350F: Put it in the oven for 40 minutes, not 20. Thank you for this recipe!
Thank you so much sam our knife came in my daughter is estatic it’s simply amaze balls!
Got mine today, prob gonna buy a second one!!!!
Jerome J Monfre II Awesome man look at I got ours yesterday I don’t know when they started delivering mail on Sunday but I’m sure as hell stoked. I bought it for my daughter but I’m totally going to use it too ha ha Ha
Received my knives in Sydney, Australia today Sam. Haven't yet used them, but love the weight and balance! My son put me onto you guys several years ago, and there are zero posts that I have missed since (plus many of the 'older school'). He turns 26 in a week, and has visited the US every year for the past 4 years with food being very much a motivator (along with Tinder in Vegas?). Once we are over this Covid crap, there is a very real chance that he and I may have to come knocking on your door in San Diego to say g'day! Love your work (and very shortly, using the knives)! Keep punching, Ross.
Oh you got a throw some black beans in there…
Bean and roasted corn salad with it. Yum. This is perfect
Best thing I’ve seen you make in awhile, just because this is perfectly up my aisle as one would say!
Hey Sam, I don't know if you know this but the name of that rice "BASMATI" means "my smile" in Arabic 💜😊
Why? Is it the shape of a smile?
@@danielhall3151 I don't think it has anything to do with the rice,, it's just a nice brand name
🤔I never knew that. Thank you!😊
I'm cooking this for the 3rd time tonight
Absolutely love it
I get paid tomorrow Sam and I'm going to make this f****** thing!
how is it
@@mediaconsumption3972 he didn`t survive it
I have a similar recipe but using yellow saffron rice and added shrimp in the end. WITHOUT the Cheese. Also nice. Nice going Sam!
I'm here to make MAX mad.. He misspelled "anyway" on the scene where it says "But we're going to rush ANWAY." No hate, still my favorite channel by far. :)
Can you make green chili? Maybe smothered burritos? Coming up on winter time
He has before.
Should have grilled the chicken before cutting it up would have kicked it over the top, and you had a grill right there!
I’m so excited to see this recipe. I’ve been trying to figure out what to do with the pork chorizo and ground chicken I have. I’m gonna have to modify a bit based on what I have available in the fridge still it’s gonna be close thanks
Have you guys ever dreamed about being high then waking up actually thinking you are high ?? I’m hella high 🥴
SAM!!!!!! Crazy ironic, you are wearing your Father’s Day shirt and today I finally got my Father’s Day present,... your knife. Insanely sharp, beautifully balanced, awesome weight (just the right amount of heft) and perfect height to act as a scooper/scraper. Awesome recipe by the way, I will be doing it this weekend in a dutch oven over the campfire!!! Rock on my brother in kitchenly ways!!!!!
I personally can’t stand cilantro but to each their own I guess
You're not alone
I'll be making this when the family comes over this weekend. Looks so good
can't believe he didn't throw green onions on it
That should have been the move.
@@MartyDadRiffs no no. Cilantro was the right move.
@@piyushsohal94 I'd have gone with both!
Nice,,, was about to call Sam out on the whipping the pan out but he caught it Doing great stuff guys keep up the interest - you are helping people feel more inquisitive about food and that is great
Yaaaa, first view
sorry sir but there's a loads of people 1 minutes earlier than you :(
The best sammy! Made it love it!!!!!
"The got hemorrhoids or something I don't know"
Ok! This was klucken filler! The pan could feed 6 to 7 easy. It was a chore trying to buy a reasonable size bag of basimati rice but once we had that the dish came together fast and deliciously. Sam you did it again. Thx!
I thought I was go be first
Ive been watching your videos for a few months now and this is the first recipe of yours that Ive tried. All I can say is WOW, amazing flavor and absolutely DELICIOUS! This will NOT be the last recipe of your that I try! Keep up the great work and awesome videos!!
Just tried this recipe and it was great! Luckily it can go many ways, as my version ended up over "soupy", even after letting stand for 15mins. So, I stuffed some red-peppers with it, air-crisped, threw them in bowls.....cilantro, tomatoes, and sour-cream on-top, then finally slammed some diced avocado over the whole pile of goodness!
genius to add chorizo! going to try this and have fun with the toppings...love the diced avocado and tomato, might add sliced black olives
Just made this and it was daaaaaamn good
Just made it for the second time it f...ing awesome
My friend made me tostilocos for dinner at work tonight. I've not only never heard of it, but I'm now mad I've lived 41 years and have never had this amazingly flavorful meal.
I just got mY Sam The Cooking Guy knife today! EXCELLENT! GREAT QUALITY!!!! NOW WE NEED A COMPLETE SET!!!!
Great dish. We had to adjust as our butcher was out of chorizo but did have some buffalo northern Italian sausage. Worked great and the Buffalo sausage is very lean.
I replaced the green pepper with a large poblano pepper 👌 crazy amazing.
This is kind of like a Mexican style Jambalaya. It's interesting that you let the rice cook in the seasoning before adding the liquids. I've lived in Louisiana all my life (26) and recently learned that frying the rice a little bit in the seasoning and meat, before adding the liquids, will add the flavor. You hit that right on the money!
I recommend checking out chef Isaac Toups on the Munchies channel if anyone needs to know what Jambalaya is! He's got all sorts of authentic cajun/ Louisiana recipes with them. He did a video with Binging with Babish as well!
Watching Sam always cheers me up, he’s a naturally funny man and his recipes are the best.