I Tested Viral Celebrity Recipes

What business do celebrities have making recipes and how good are their recipes? Let's find out.

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[vi-ynss]

Maybe cut Mr. Lincoln a little bit of slack since back then butter was always salted due to the lack of refrigeration?

[Mrx]

According to Max Miller from Tasting History, a lot of recipes from antiquity don't include salt in their ingredients list even when it was supposed to be used, so maybe Lincoln's cake did have salt and the person who recorded it assumed it was a given.

[olciaquku]

I wanna see Joshua attempt the hardest challlange for him, for example: make 10 restaurant quality vegan dishes.

[lauraestrada]

Former Cordon Bleu personal chef here who now works as a Behavioral Therapist who truly finds joy in your palette, techniques and humor. Bravo!! There is HOPE for the culinary world.

[Archeridon]

Gotta defend my boi Abe Lincoln's favorite cake here, butter back in the day was a lot more salted, so the original recipe probably had the salt to satisfy that top tier rating.

[IndiaAnderson]

Elvis sandwich - toast the bread first so that
1. Peanut butter is easier to spread evenly on toasted bread
2. More butter is absorbed by the dry bread
3. The sandwich is stiff enough to eat, peanut butter and mashed banana is wet and gooey, the bread needs "backbone" 13:50

[zeuszl]

I'm not sure if this comment will be seen by you but, Google has an AI site that lets you create recipes from different countries, its called "Food Mood" - it would be cool to see you create dishes that were AI created and then gave a review. Title could even be something like "I Tested Googles AI Recipes" lol

[jackking]

I make the Taylor cookies all the time, but one, the icing usually usues eggnog, and two the cookies should be chewy and smaller/round not flat and cripsy. They never last when I make them to take to school!

[draven_sword]

I really like the how to make it S tier bits, it really adds to the value of the video. It's still entertaining as hell, but also educational :)

[moonlight]

Fun fact: Johnny Bravo was first created as an Elvis imitator. Johnny Bravo makes a peanut butter and banana sandwich in one episode. His also doesn't have bacon.

[bxdge]

I wish you gave some tips/techniques on how to improve the "vegan sauce/cheese" but I also understand that it's probably not your area of expertise. That said, as a vegetarian, I would love to see some veggie/vegan recipes from you - I really like your channel and the way you "teach"/talk about cuisine in general so I would love to follow some of those recipes (even tho I know I can already use many techniques you have shown us for my own dishes). Big hug from Portugal!

[mysoulcalledlife]

I was a latchkey kid in the 90s and needed to make noms in a pinch before Rocco’s Modern Life started after school. So I made “pizza on toast”. It’s 4 slices of toast on a plate, topped with Hunt’s tomato sauce, a slice of Kraft American cheese and popped in the microwave for 30-45 seconds. It was… adequately deliciously okay. My mouth became a shovel. I’d sometimes go for seconds and on the rare occasion, I’d sprinkle a touch of dried oregano over there sauce. Aaaah, the 90’s.🥰 another favorite was two Tombstone pizzas baked on top of each other at a lower heat for longer. Blasphemous. And totally worth it.

[glynislailann]

Most celebrity cookbooks are 'ghost written' and not by the celebrity themselves. Just another way to make money. ....Just saying

[woodenotaku]

About that Lincoln cake, you used unsalted butter when such a thing would not have been commonly available at the time as it wasn't a popular choice before widespread refrigeration.
In fact butter of the era would've been very heavily salted and having a look at other recipes (I couldn't find the exact same issue this one appeared in) from Godey's Lady's Books in which this recipe originally appeared in back in the mid-1800's there are no recipes that mention unsalted butter at all. They all refer to simply "butter" which in modern America means unsalted butter and thus it has been copied over as such through a game of broken telephone all over the internet and various cook books, even if it is a case of some mofo simply making it up somewhere along the line that it was supposedly unsalted even though it obviously wasn't.

[SunnyMiniFood]

I'm a passionate cook and all the recipes are what I'm always looking for. Please comment to let me know if you have any special recipes. Thank you very much 🥰🥰🥰

[rhiannonr]

This is your best video yet! Love the added recommendations bringing the recipes to A tier.

[kmook.]

1:11 ''shout out to the pig'' is crazzzyyyy

[BearMom]

My husband just informed me I’ll be making The Rock’s pancakes on Father’s Day. But I kinda want him to make them today for me on Mother’s Day!

[BeckyDomeyer]

Im so glad you're including how to improve some of the lower tier recipes. Think its definitely added to the format ❤

[kathanbrannon]

Thank you Josh for validating my PB&Maple combo. Been putting it on my pancakes since childhood. That and toast in a skillet, my comfort meal