The 5 Meals Anyone Can Make

Easy, fast, but more importantly incredibly delicious.

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[Grayson]

I've been living in barracks at a military school for the past 2 years. Mess hall food has been driving me nuts, so I started to try cooking some of my own things in my room with a single hotplate and pan. I appreciate all the tips and inspiration you provide for people who don't have a full comprehensive kitchen or high budget!

[dubot]

To all students struggling in the trenches, i salute you for taking good care of your health by watching these amazing cooking videos! It’s all worth it in the end.

[xionmemoria]

"4 to 14 cloves of garlic"
Ah, a man after my own heart. We see you, brother!

[steve__]

I was someone who never attempted to cook anything. Then I found Josh's channel. My wife and I went from almost never cooking to becoming very good home cooks. Thank you to Josh and all the other social media chef's/cooks on YouTube and other social media platforms.

The only sacrifice you'll make going from eating out or cooking boxed meals to cooking homemade meals is time. On the flipside my family eats better healthier food and we save a LOT of money.

[KendraKopczenski]

My daughter and I watched this last night. On our way home from school, she requested the sandwich for dinner. Thank you. It was amazing.

[RIPMrAlwaysFirst]

Papa placing too much faith in me as “anyone”

[paladin_pat]

Pasta aglio e oglio is so good. I was taught to add anchovies (usually canned in olive oil) during the garlic frying step. Since the anchovies are so small, they practically dissolve into the olive oil. It's so good

[ronconte]

What I like about Joshua's cooking videos: some recipes easy to make; others inexpensive; other fast; still others fancy as all heck. Wide range of styles of cooking, pretty much for everyone. Kudos.

[danielkratos]

I love your content and have been following you for a couple of years, I would love itif we got to see more videos of the older format, where you take a single recipe and teach us about it passionately.

[johnosborne]

This might be my favorite Josh video. delicious, quick practical. Hey Josh, if you haven't already, how about a video in which you take a weekly budget for a family and make 5 family meals. Buy all of the ingredients, including perishables that can be used up in the process so they aren't wasted. I find that I try to save money making something at home but actually lose money because I have excess that I don't know how to incorporate into a different meal.

[BreakawayL]

as someone who has failed to make a properly emulsified dressing with a whisk, I recommend putting all the ingredients into tupperware and then shaking it vigorously. It comes out perfectly every time and you don't have to worry about technique at all.

[philipstaite]

Made the omelette & salad this morning for my wife and I. Used spinach for the greens. Took a few more minutes of prep because I fresh-grated some cheese. I also added a handful of blueberries on the side as a sweet treat finish. Very tasty, will make again!

[birdie_.]

This is so perfect because I actually am a chef but I do not want to put the time and effort into making a big fancy meal for myself when I spend all day cooking for others and these recipes look great! Perfect, easy, delicious, healthy!

[lucia]

I'm not a chef, but I was eating aglio olio for over a year for dinner daily. Because it's delicious. However, I normally use less amount of oil and add pepper. Then you have aglio olio e pepperoncino (for some variety) 😆
Also, the oil shouldn't simmer. Just heat up the ingredients, and the chili goes in right in the beginning 🤌

[Chhuoey]

Chicken soup base with MSG has been my mom and I’s secret to having the best food in my friend group. It adds just a big flavor. Glad Josh is with it

[AlexandraAndStuff]

I live in a country when making your own food is the default. It always blows my mind how it's considered some kind of a superpower to make yourself a good dinner or bake a cake.

[gamer_]

Thank you very much Josh for helping me learn how to cook. Your videos encouraged me to cook and make it into a passion

[TheUrbanGooze]

Love you so much. Bought both cook books and the ginger beer recipe is amazing

[maggiemac]

"If you don't know how to boil water...." Immediately thought of my mom who needed some help learning how to cook. Thank you!!! <3 Shes been an angel for 30 years. I miss her and stuff like this makes me giggle and remember her,

[Ragudugie]

Josh, chilaquiles is a comfort food for me that I grew up eating. It's still my favorite dish to this day, it makes me so happy to see you giving it exposure and love. Thank you!