Favorite cooking videos?

[DATo]

Favorite cooking videos? I have two shows which I can heartily endorse.

Laura Vitale - Laura in the Kitchen - She is now 25 years old (I think) but she came from Naples Italy when she was only 12 and has, unbelievably, no accent at all. Her father owned a restaurant and she worked in it. She is known for her authentic Italian recipes borrowed from her Nona (grandmother) but she also has posted over 500 recipes of food from all over the world. Her videos are made in her home kitchen not in a studio. What I really like is that she tells all the small details which are so important to successfully duplicating the recipe.

Italian Sunday Sauce
(As an Italian myself I can vouch for "authentic") ~ 9 Minute video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_xXm7SAUrM

All recipes can be found at http://www.LauraintheKitchen.com

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Chef John - Food Wishes is a professional chef. Along with his great recipe descriptions he has a very good sense of humor which is spontaneous and adds a very nice garnish to the video.

New York Cheese Cake ~ 5 minute video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-ESuCLOy9E

All recipes can be found at http://foodwishes.com
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[somersan]

I do not have such video ;d

[Aohanlon86]

I like the tasty facebook page I find lot of yummy recipes on there

[eleh Micheal]

I can't wait to watch this!

[Jackie Holycross]

I like the Cooked series by Micheal Pollan. He explains the importance of cooking and where it came from.

[Dael Reader]

America's Test Kitchen. I watch the show on PBS, but also check out videos they provide online. Since I'm a vegetarian, and they do a lot of meat dishes, there are a lot of recipes I don't use. But I've learned a lot of techniques and tips from the show.

[Riszell]

I love watching Tasty. It made cooking looks easy plus the presentation looks great, the videos of foods make my mouth water and my stomach rumble.

[TaaraLynn]

A few years ago, I used to watch Chef Brad on television, which I can't remember the name of the show (unless it was self named), which is where I learned about quinoa, farro, and all that good stuff. Milkstreet has a show and a podcast and the Chew! I like how the recipes from these shows are simple and not time consuming.

I haven't checked online for videos for Chef Brad or Milkstreet, though.

[jhomarcams26]

Video of del Monte kitchenamics

[Sharill Rasowo]

I love watching Giada at Home, her dishes look scrumptious.

[Bruin Dez]

I absolutely love watching videos on the Tasty app! I noticed there was a Tasty series on Amazon Prime and I used to notice it on Facebook and Pinterest.

[Noraine Alissa Poria]

I love watching cooking videos especially, in YouTube. My favorite cooking chanel are: Panlasangpinoy, tasty and Junkitchen.

[Zimall]

I love to watch cooking videos from Bajia's, Food Fusion and Tasty. They all are simply amazing. Quick and easy recipes are what that makes them awesome.

[HeatherEi]

I loved watching Alton Brown on Good Eats. I liked that he explained the science behind cooking and baking.

[HeatherEi]

I like the Cooked series by Micheal Pollan. He explains the importance of cooking and where it came from.

I didn't realize Michael Pollan had a cooking series! I love his work. I will have to search for it