How to Create Your Own Recipe

Learn how to make and use all the culinary bases from around the world. Learning this technique will help you create your own recipe with based on a specific cuisine. This shows you how to make a French mirepoix, Italian soffritto, Spanish sofrito, the Cajun holy trinity, and Chinese GGS.

[RealMuromets]

Not even gonna lie, a good way to learn recipes and what spices go together, what foods go together, etc. Is to watch Food Wars (seriously it teaches you a lot if you pay attention).

[leanofeels]

this video is amazing and deserves so much more credit

[BabuMosahi]

Now if you also feel like Indian then Almost every Indian dish have Indian holy trinity Ginger, Garlic, Onion but sometimes also whole spices also plays and important role even before adding The GGO ( ginger, garlic, onion ) like cumin, clove, bay leaf, cardamom and cinnamon etc.

[becky]

Can you make more videos on how to pair ingredients. I always have meat with beans and rice because I don't know what else I can make instead of beans and rice.

[bozumoyo]

I love thid breakdown thanks so much man!!!! ✨🔥

[natashishi]

My sister made her own recipe where she made a croissant and cut it open in the middle and put chocolate and i tried it and its so delicious

[nastiacooksplants]

This is so cool! The idea is so well explained

[dallasduhe]

Holy Trinity... plus the Pope!!! (garlic) Wonderful video though, I will definitely keep these in mind

[MyBoomStick]

You could take everything on that table and have a good start to a soup (except maybe all of the ginger, depending on the soup)

[jchrg]

Slowing down in 3. 2. 1. Ignition....letting go

[monkegaming]

Ok I’m 13 my dream is to own a restaurant so I want to make my own recipe I am amazing at making omelette
And pizza (I mean homemade pizza) but they taste plain and boring any1 got any tips

[fromnightowltoearlybird]

What about Afghan, Persian, Indian, Arabic, Turkic, Kurdish, and Mongolian base ingredients? Don't just focus on the Christian side. ;) (though, I must admit, I love European cuisine. it's really delicious and easy to prepare.) Also, include base ingredients of other East Asian foods from different countries like Japan, Korea, etc. Also, some African food's base ingredients. Maybe than you can call it "from around the world." :) Hoping to see a part two of this video...

[nemogago]

Oh thats why i always burn my food pfft