Chef vs Pantry with Nyesha Arrington

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[matwright]

it is criminal how few have watched this so far. Never stop bringing this entertainment.

[erikdentremont]

Don’t panic pantry needs a television contract. Time to go national, Netflix, Hulu nbc, cbs, abc, apple all want to buy this program. Let’s do this!

[leovirgo]

This segment is a tribute both to Chef Nyesha's skills AND Chef Noah's AMAZING pantry. (Like, who just "has" chervil laying around?!?) Yes, I would absolutely order this if I ever saw anything like it on a menu. Another awesome installment of DPP.

[isamerryfellow]

Hell yeah! Nyesha is awesome. Great episode.

[tiredprocrastinatooor]

Chef Arrington & Chef Noah is everything I need to start my week😍 love this concept of having other chefs over to cook with things from your pantry. It’s really cool to see how it all comes together especially with this cooking-as-you-go style. It just shows the amazing skill Chef Arrington has💯 The finished dish looked delicious and I can’t wait for more videos like these. Keep up the great work🙏🏻

[leighroble]

I love Chef Arrington!!! What a get! The two of you cooking together was so fun!

[TheActualSage]

You can really tell how much fun they all had. Watching the thought process from beginning to end was amazing. Iliza was clearly head over heels for the dish and Chef Arrington looked genuinely touched. Such a cool episode

[BraxtonHoward]

I need 300 episodes of this today. Seeing real creation in the moment was beautiful. Thank you.

[lilykep]

Nyesha's "don't panic" meal: I'm going to take this shrimp and these potatoes and make magic!
My "don't panic" meal: salsa, ranch dressing, chicken, and pasta gives you food for your belly so you don't die!

(this was an actual struggle meal I made in my early 20s. All we had in the house was some salsa, half a bottle of ranch dressing, a single chicken breast, and some pasta. I threw it all together and made a dish that actually didn't taste bad at all and became a go-to for a few friends. Pretty proud of it tbh.)

[anisaromano]

This is like the cooking equivalent of never leaving your little farm and then one day you fall off your turnip truck in the middle of Tokyo on a Friday night. I don't even know what this woman did. Turkey with shrimp? Orange? I don't know what was happening. It took me halfway through to figure out what smokey P was (it sounds like it should be a street drug). I love this.