Binging with Babish: Coq au Vin from Donnie Brasco

You know when you have an internet cooking show where you recreate foods from movies & tv, and you've got that one friend that requests you recreate the same dish every time he comes over to play Smash Bros? Well, Ari, here ya go.

[babishculinaryuniverse]

Spoiler alert: I don't think Lefty was actually making coq au vin - will make real coq au vin on Basics soon!

[Saimyoshu]

I don't get to watch many channels grow as when I subscribe they are usually already established. But watching you grow as a channel as well as others has been an honor. Your quality started out really freaking good yet you still found room to improve.

[briantwiss]

I think we need to see how to make the pies in Sweeney Todd, they looked delicious...

[Witchdoctor]

My hedgehog likes listening to your videos. He uncurls when he hears you!

[madisonbraswell]

BABISH! Can you do a Studio Ghibli episode?

EDIT: GUYS HE LIKED IT, STUDIO GHIBLI EPISODE, HELL YEAH!

[ProximitySound]

As the son of an Italian immigrant, this recipe and scene speaks so much to me. My dad would often try to create "wordly" foods, only to fall into Italian tropes ending up with what was sometimes an unintentional fusion, and often just an incorrectly named dish. Also, the confused idioms were a plenty in my household. My favourite: "That's so easy, like a cup of cake."

[SohanDsouza]

Ah, College Inn. I seriously thought Lefty said "collagen". 😅

[zachdouglas]

When you said coq au vin I immediately thought it was about the dinner party from the inbetweeners

[couchpanda]

If i had a dollar for every time he said 𝓚𝓸𝓼𝓱𝓮𝓻 𝓼𝓪𝓵𝓽 i'd be rich

[poweroffriendship.]

*_Hey Mr. Babish, can you make Mom's Spaghetti from Eminem's Lose Yourself?_*

[amandapugtato]

My son wants to be a chef, so this was the first dish that he made for our family. He is 12. It turned out flipping amazing. He chose the right career goal.

[gabbycossick]

i’m curious what you can do with the sushi scene from “Isle of Dogs”

[brendanfoehr]

I would love to see your interpretation of the lamb and dried plum stew from The Hunger Games. It isn't in the films, but it is mentioned multiple times in the books as Katniss's favorite dish of all time after she tries it in the Capitol. She might not have the best palate, growing up malnourished in post-apocalyptic Appalachia, but I think it would be really cool for you to attempt a Clean Plate Club version of this. Lamb and dried plum stew sounds... interesting.

[Dog-lgju]

Gonna try this again. You should do the King-Size Ultra Krabby Supreme with the works, double batter fried, on a stick. Don’t forget the mayonnaise.

[wingo]

Babish, you should try making jelly donuts that look like Japanese rice balls, in honor of the infamous localization in the 4Kids dub of "Pokemon."

[adamjenks]

“As much as I actively tried to f*ck up this dish, it still came out surprisingly good”, I love this channel!!

[Directionless.Sponge]

My favorite part is the fact that this dish is literally named "rooster in wine"

[gabrielPH]

How I Met Your Mother's Eriksen family salad please!

[plantbasedplant]

Babish : a pinch of salt

Also babish with handfuls of salt :
*Yeet*

[nikkinguyen]

I always have a hard time sleeping, but as of lately when i get in bed i put a playlist of your videos on and listen to ur very soothing voice until i pass out. idk what it is but its so calming to listen to you cook and explain your process. i also enjoy your videos when im awake, but your voice makes my anxiety go away for bed time 😊❤