How Medieval Times Serves 1300 Chicken Dinners in 30 Minutes - How to Make It
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- On today's episode of How to Make It, chef Katie Pickens is at Medieval Times, where somehow they are able to feed up to 1350 people in under 30 minutes.
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Medieval times is such a weird phenomenon.
andrineslife I thought so too but my kids love it and it made it fun for me.
chaosfactor333 amazing
The food is actually pretty good. I went there once. The area smelled a bit musty (horse poop), but it wasn't too bad. The chicken was the bomb.
yeah food was really tasty. good show and good food.
Maria Juana football or soccer and vikings didn't really exist there was no race called the vikings that's generalizing ancient Norse cultures and people i doubt that the Danes or swiss played with skulls Xd celts maybe but they are from ireland and scotland not from the Norse cultures i maybe wrong u can fact check me and we both might learn alot
i was more interested in the food preparation. I don't care about the paper crowns and napkins
Yeah I've seen those as I've been to Medieval Times I wanted to see the kitchen in full swing.
Doesn't seem like the food preparation is the spectacular. The video would be to boring.
They don't share any recipes sadly
It says serves not prepares
Then go to cooking school
Game of Thrones may have dragons, but Medieval Times has Diet Coke!
I thought Dallas Texas only had Pepsi Product-
(I’m going to a field trip there on June 28th and said they will be serving Pepsi or water)
@@KyraCrossing how was the experience?
all that for min wage plus tips wow
Well at servers at regular restaurants get like $2.25 an hour
@@WhateverLex No, they dont. MInimum wage is 5$ and up.
@@Commentator541 it's actually $7.25 an hour minimum
Commentator541 i get $2.25 plus tips
Commentator541 I get 2.25 plus tips, servers don’t get minimum wage.
Step 1: Tell guests to get there an hour early so they have to waste money in the lobby. Step 2: Charge $20 for a chicken quarter and half a cob of corn.
williwonti The show is fun though.
Forever Undying That it is.
Charging extra for the torture museum while they make you wait? Thieving bastards. Makes it all worth it when my blue knight rolls out, holy damn. I'd joust with him any day.
Step 3: Profits.
It’s a fair price because it’s not just a restaurant, it’s entertainment as well. I’m sure the profit margin isn’t that big because they have to pay for both. You pay for the experience, not the food.
As a historian I can confirm that this is an accurate portrayal of the medieval period.
Sancho G 🤣 Enlighten us
Yes...it's in "The Ecclesiastical History of the English People" by the venerable monk Bede.
Horse. Poop. If you were a historian you'd know that half of the menu is New World foods - Tomatoes, Corn, Potatoes.
Coffee didn't enter Europe until the 17th century.
While the fork wasn't a common utensil in Europe at that time the spoon and knife were.
In short, you are lying. Please stop lying.
lol you're so butthurt
Todd Ellner As a fellow historian I too can confirm that this is historically accurate. Medieval people in the 11th century did indeed eat in Medieval Times (though, and this is a fun fact: they just called it Times back then! Crazy right?).
I remember going to this place a while back for GA studies trip
Love this place. I've been a couple times as a Florida native. I think themed experiences like this are becoming more rare and it's nice to see this one stick around.
The first time I saw a Medieval Times restaurant was while making a work-related trip to northern NJ in 2003-2004ish. It was probably this same place. I have to say I was curious after driving by. You don't see a lot of castles in North America. At first I thought it was a small theme park for kids until I asked about it at the convenience store down the street and they explained the whole concept to me. The girl at the register seemed enthusiastic about it, so here I am 15 years later when it shows up in my feed. I still haven't had a dinner and a show there.
This was one if ny best experience. We went as a family for an 18th bday party and i enjoyed it more than i thought i would
Went there today loved it
HUZZAH! 👑 ⚔ We are happy to hear it!
Lol we’ve had sliver wear since the Roman Empire 😂.
“Sliver wear.” 🤦♂️
@@TheRealCaptainFreedom still he has a point
Oooga Booga Does he? Not sure I’ve ever heard of “sliver wear.” And he sounds extremely uneducated so what I am going to do is disregard everything he says.
@@TheRealCaptainFreedom could be just auto correct for a typo... the message is still clear
Intro beat was lit.
Love this...Never went to medieval times and always did ask how food was served during the tournament! I love the ladies who know how to do it as pros...my girl had to serve at a Buffalo Wild Wings during a BIG GAME so she learned how to hold 4 plates 4 PLATES with one arm...these ladies are pros like men respect cause I can barely get 2 plates in my room for a Call of Duty session! My girl always laughs at me...with love...but this here shows me why if I ever go Imma tip the waitress with like a $20 cause yall earn that! Plus staying in character! Man I need to go!!!! NJ my home state here I come!!!
$20 is way too much. If everyone tipped $20 think about how much that is per hr. Plus they are salaried much higher than normal waiters
@@overnightclassic2 eh, you make a point.
Went there twice when I was little for a field trip loved it.
if i go there I would go Jim Carrey Cable Guy and use the chicken skin poultry, put it in my face and say "Silence of the Lambs, Hello Clarice, it's good to see you again"
"What is silverware? It's the 11th century!" *uses tongs*
the things i find on youtube.... and im not even complaining
If you can go, GO! Such a fun time. Food was great. Wonderful time. The Toronto one. 🇨🇦
This place is awesome, the waiters/waitresses make the show.
The medieval chicken looks better than the ones in present day schools.
More Katie please, She's great! =)
This is where I found out I was allergic to horses lol.
OMG at 3:30 my friend Miles Burns waltzed up the stairs and said 14. What? 😂
I just went there today and I asked for a fork and the guy said sure
There were no utensils in medieval times but they had Pepsi?!
The food is surprisingly good.
To be fair the tittle does say how 1300 chickens are “Served” not prepared. So anyone saying that’s misleading clickbait title should probably read the title twice. 🍗 🏰
It's Artemis from it's always sunny
How immersive is this place? As an Asian, if I were to come to Medieval Times would they chase me off as a Mongol invader? And, do they serve Pepsi?
i love how she said what is sliverwear
Where is the kitchen? where is the prep? those are the real heroes. Prepping 650 chickens a day. Front of house is less than half the story. Who produced this?
4:52 no utensils they say but you can clearly see plastic spoons in the soup
Answer; heated pre prepped chicken
Thank you!! 20 comments down and the question is answered!! Thank you!!!!
Y’all need to get on top of your water game. My mouth was parched as fuck when I went there in Chicago.
That dresses 👗 are very nice 👍🏼
Guys I will go there on my next birthday I have a Morgana costume from the BBC merlin can I wear my outfit or I have to wear casual?
I went twice & I don’t remember some of the stuff being said & no costumes for the servers
So when do we learn "How Medieval Times Serves 1300 Chicken Dinners in 30 Minutes"?
Mike King they did show how they served 1300 chickens. Think you’re mistaking it for how do they make 1300 chickens.
Shouty Klan Thank you my friend. I rewatched the video and they did a very good job of explaining how they serve meals, but they never discussed nor discussed a timeline of 30 minutes. If I’m wrong please provide a time stamp.
they do have a vegetarian option if you ask
This lady should be writing for the show, not playing the lead reporter.
I still like the cable guy scene Better hahaha
They walk over to Costco
When i was younger we went with my school, the staff ended up burning the kitchen and we had to leave as they were serving it. Drove 4 hours both way for that. Never again 🖕🏻👌🏻
4:14 women on the left is eating with a spoon😱
Id love to go to one of these, but i doubt they have vegetarian options
Greetings! We are able to accommodate both vegetarian diets!
As an internet historian, I can confirm this was an accurate portrayal of the 2000's...
As a historian/time traveler from 12000 A.A.I.(AFTER A.I.) I can confirm that this is indeed accurate of the medieval time or as we call it the 2000s also in this year google creates a virtual assistant that can talk like a humawenfdngkffg
Internet historian?
Lol nailed it
LOL this comment made me chuckle and it is spot on
@@kitchengangsters5016 It's been 4 years. What's it like in the year 12,000 A.A.I now?
It's annoying how they name these videos. I was expecting to see how they cook that many chickens
You see the revolving ovens. If they have that much through put, they are getting the chickens from the distributor prepped and seasoned. So its out of the box onto the tray and into the oven.
Yep... clickbait is super lame.
Eater is on its way to desensitizing me with their click bait titles.
where did they ever say in the title about "making" chicken? They clearly said "How Medieval Times SERVES 1300 Chicken Dinners" not MAKES. You can see how they serve it at 5:04 btw.
But how do they MAKE the chicken? Misleading title.
They use giant industrial revolving baking ovens seen at 5:05
Thanks for watching!
yes, looks medieval. Giant industrial revolving baking ovens, remember them from historyclass!
Eater yeah you spent 1 second on what you named the video. misleading waste of time.
The title didn't say anything about how to make the chicken though.
Thanks for those 5 seconds of footage.
So how do they serve 1300 chicken dinners in 30 minutes?
Big pans, strong arms, and choreography
Very quickly
Yeah, I was a little bummed they didnt answer the question and only covered the front of house operation.
Well they have large ovens with trays of chicken on racks. So like 24 trays on racks 15-20 chickens per tray which is about 4 racks to get to 1300. Then they just serve them as fast as they can
@WeeStrom CO Guy in the video they show racks of chicken on trays in a giant walk in oven. I just counted what was on the video and estimated the rest.
They didn't have silverware during those times, but they had Pepsi?
Dude, I got a lot of tables!!!
You're going down Red Knight!
And, in fact, they DID have silverware - spoons and knives
Todd Ellner you never saw Cable Guy?
They would have served beer and wine at real medieval banquets, but I assume they are serving soda to make it more age accessible.
It was fun to see the behind the scenes of the exact Mideval times I went to when I was growing up. But as this is the Eater channel I was expecting to see how the kitchen gets all those meals put together in that short time.
I think you guys forgot the part where they make the chicken...
Not only does the title say SERVE not MAKE, but they did actually show you the rotating oven at 5:05
THEY don’t ‘make’ the chickens. Ok, look when two chickens feel a certain way about each other they.... oh, just go look it up!
where did they ever say in the title about "making" chicken? They clearly said "How Medieval Times SERVES 1300 Chicken Dinners" not MAKES. You can see how they serve it at 5:04 btw.
Please change video title to "How Medieval Times Servers Greet Customers and also how the plates are laid down"
I was hoping to see cooking instead of service. Not hating on service part but chicken is hardly the emphasis of the video.
The title literally says "Serve" not "make" but do go off.
where did they ever say in the title about "making" chicken? They clearly said "How Medieval Times SERVES 1300 Chicken Dinners" not MAKES. You can see how they serve it at 5:04 btw.
I went to Medieval Times back in December 2015. I loved every minute of it.
I've been there on an elementary school trip(now a college student). When I saw the video I got blasted with a sense of nostalgia. I think I'm gonna come back here during the summer now.
Irvin My school went there when we were on a band trip and we chanted for our knight.: BLUE! BLUE! BLUE! Until you couldn't hear anything else. Good times.
In my area this was a middle school trip
I like how she's getting a bit of culture shock given the fact that she's use to cooking. Front of house is no joke and not an easy job, even in an ordinary restaurant.
That's what we were aiming to display, thanks for watching!
Front of the house is the easiest job in a restaurant ...all servers do is complain and still get paid more than the kitchen to do less work.
^ said by somebody who has clearly never worked in a front end job at a store or restaurant
Cooks work way harder than waitresses in from my experience less than half the pay depending on the restaurant.
@@Dimitri1221XxX Either job is tough. No one said one job was tougher than the other, calm down.
Silverware 100% existed in the 11th century.
Well, not sure having customers to use knives might be problematic. Like a big pocket knife equivalent.
Forks being more or less a novelty and mostly for Italian Cities and Byzantine Empire.
Spoons and knives. Dunno about forks though.
A lot of chickens were harmed during this video
Its the eleventh century, we eat with our hands because authenticity, but we serve tomato bisque, corn on the cob, potatoes and coffee because its do-able.
Ursula Hirzel they had eating utensils since 4th century so idk what they’re on about😂😂
@@amberclad3412 they absolutely did not have forks- those didnt pop around until the renaissance and hell, even if this were a renaissance themed event instead of 'medieval' you would need to bring your own utensils...they were extremelyexpensive and people brought their own.
Caligula Longhbottom dude they’ve found bone forks from like 2500 bc...
Caligula Longhbottom it may have had a slightly different design but they have had forks for thousands of years
I remember i went when i was like 9 for my birthday and got upset because they kept changing the courses too fast and i left the place hungry -.-
Yin Yang same
"Cable Guy" will forever be the perfect advertisement for Medieval Times.
You going DOWN RED KNIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Silence of the lambs"
XD XD XD
They forgot a crucial element to the event a bunch of wine with absolutely no water to drink
No utensils but men had personal daggers then, so knives should be allowed.
not using utensils is a bit two -fold in reasoning. first, it helps put you into the world they want to create. its really the only aspect of the meal or the entire thing that s remotely medieval. nothing there is 11th century accurate anyway. could just as easily have named it renaissance times and not change anything. but, the main reason is they dont want a bunch of silverware dropped everywhere when people leave and have to spend twice as much time getting the places cleared.
I think of Jim Carrey when I hear of Midevil Times
Noland Ryan dude, same! That's part of the reason why I want to go lol
CAAAAABLLE GUUUYY
To me, this is false pretenses. I thought that what was to be shown was how the kitchen prepares the food. This only shows how it is served. Without disparaging the waiters and waitresses, the really interest is in the kitchen where it must be intense and well organized. Serving is easier, at least, I think.
Did you fail to read the title? It says SERVE. Maybe you just suck at English?
I love how for this they say 'servers' but when you're actually there they introduce themselves as wenches. Unless that has changed since I was there in 04'
The title should be "A day in the life at Medieval Times". The video, in no way, shows how they manage to serve 1300 Chicken Dinners in 30 Minutes.
yes they do. learn how to watch a video all the way. You can clearly see how they serve it at 5:04
Vandicoup what does showing a cooling rack of chicken followed by people walking out to serve food explain the logistics of HOW it’s done?
"There were no utensils in medieval times, hence there are no utensils at Medieval Times."
Jim Carrey, The Cable Guy
Jim Carrey didn't say that in the movie, it was the serving wench.
Watching discount store Amy Schumer at some medieval thing with ... paper crowns? And plastic bowls? What a weird video. I'm sure our mutual ancestors are rolling in their graves.
Better back in the day, they would give whole cornish game hens.
From what we understand, they switched to chicken halves after receiving a lot of feedback from customers who did not like the size of the cornish hens. Thanks for watching!
I loved those
When ever I take my nephew to Medieval Times, I always sneak in bbq sauce packets from McDonald's for the chicken
Ah, I see that you are also a man of culture.
Thought they were gonna show how they prep the chickens.
What a disappointment.
LoserJ7 in giant industrial roasters. Stick all the hens on the stick, cut them.in half, throw them on a plate. The garlic bread is made in giant batches and heated up and thrown on a plate. Soup is made in giant vats and poured into the bowls.
momo sol
I don't think they have industrial roasters back then though... do they? Lol
Please dont bang plates/cups, it scares the horses . . . but they're totally ok with swordfights and jousting. lol
This is Jersey ritual....it's not about the food or the food prep. It's about good times with friends and family & cheering the good vs the bad medieval style. If you can forget about the day and smile then mission accomplished🤘🍻⚒⚔️🐎
jdpowerzz22 I live near Buena Park, California and all my life I thought there was only one Medieval Times. Turns out there are like 10 and it's somewhat of a franchise. My life is a lie.
Allison Tran haha that's good to know! Thanks and get moving to one😉😂
jdpowerzz22 I live by the Buena Park one and have been there plenty of times already.
Allison Tran Rock n Roll hope you have had good times😊
I remember when i first went to this stupid show i was hella pissed off when they bring out that grocery roast chicken
3:53 "We ask that you do not bang together-
Me: What?
Her: The plates bla bla bla
Me: Oh... Weird way to say that.
Oh this video is litteraly about *serving* chicken and not about preparing it. Kind of sad for a channel about food.
and yet that's still about food. serving chicken is still about food. your comment is sad for literally making no sense whatsoever. try again.
@@Vandicoup Did someone pissed in your cereals?
Potatoes and corn in medieval time?
And tomatoes. And coffee
Miljenko Brkić it's cheap...
pretty sure they where both around in medieval times. probably not in that area but if im not mistaken potatoes where or a form of them
But no eating utensils apparently
blackwater blades corn is native to north america, tomatoes native to south america, and potatoes were thought to be poisonous. So none of those things would have been around in midevil Europe.
I picked this video because I needed something to listen to as I brush my hair as weird as that sounds ,but as I was brushing I look at my screen at 1:32 and I’m like omg IVE BEEN THERE when I was little. I had no idea this video would be about this place I had such amazing memories at. 😆😊
I remember when I went to Medieval Times in 6th grade for a field trip, and it was a lot of fun. Our knight didn’t win, but we all had a good time. 👍🏼
omg im in 6th grade im going there Friday lol
Thanks for watching! If you want to see Katie learning to carve ice with a chainsaw, check out her first episode here: ruclips.net/video/x2bBhKx08KM/видео.html
They had utensils back in the 11th century. As far as we can tell, civilizations have had utensils as far back as recorded history goes. People who lived in mud huts still did not like getting their hands dirty or burning their hands with hot food.
Since Medieval Times transports guests to the 11th century, filming and photography must also be prohibitory.
This was favorite show when i was kid now im 27 it was this or Dixie stampede my mom took me and my brother a much im from Myrtle Beach south Carolina we got one in Myrtle Beach good times and memories
Kinda click bait-y with that title. I still enjoyed the video, but no need to be one of them RUclips click baiters.
I remember being here with a bunch of work friends. We were so loud that they had our knight, who lost the tournament, was chosen to fight the battle at the end.
Is the one in Buena Park? I have lived in BP my whole life, underrated city in Orange County. If it is go to Cups next door great local dive bar(the cAble guy was at the BP location)
Less complaining, more positive outlook on the job training = more views
Why is everyone saying this is so weird? Its literally dinner and a show. Is it that much different from watching sports at a bar?
They literally show nothing of how they actually serve all those dinners at once.
it's not even worth showing. ive worked in kitchens that have to serve high volumes like this in very short times. (typically restaurants that serve food before a show or a musician) everything is pre cooked and pre made. it's just an assembly line of reheating and plating.
it's at 5:04
Medieval Times' soup > anything else served
Please tell me I'm not the only one...
My mom asked for some forks it was hilarious
Me: in on a diet.
RUclips suggestions so far: here's some of trisha paytas most watched mukbangs! Have you heard of eater?
I remember going to this when I was in the 8th grade and thinking it would be lame. It wound up being very fun, would love to go again.
What's silverware?! [Uses stainless steel Tongs]
I would honestly just go there for the food, that’s basically the only reason I ever go anywhere
Where's the food?
There were utensils in the 1100's for commoners though :P especially in Gaelic and french culture
there were not forks until at least the 15th century.