Goofy fuggers abound, but man I sure like this old boy.



Who are your favs?

I watch Kent Rollins, Chef Jean Pierre, Rosanna (Villa Cocina) and several others.

I've watched a lot of Guga Foods

Guga does some wild experiments.

I tend to ones cooking outdoors, like Wilderness Cooking (from Azerbaijan), Georgie Kavkas (from Georgia - the country), Kanan Badalov (also Azerbaijan), plus a couple Thai/Cambodian sweeties (Thyda cooking, Soros) that make interesting stuff. Also a couple guys who do great stuff with charcoal - PitmasterX and Smokin’ Dad BBQ.

Except for the last two, most of these don’t have a lot of chatter while they’re cooking.

I like Rawlins & have learned good bit from him. Maybe it's me, but it seems he really going a bit far lately with the drawl.

Jean Pierre might be my fave lately.

Daddy Jack Chapin(RIP) but his vids are still shown.

I've learned a lot from Guga's sous vide experiments with steaks.

Anybody watch Smokin' & Grillin' with AB?

Yes, just enough to know he has an interesting show.

He's done some pretty good looking stuff on there.

ArnieTex
Kitchen Wrangler-Melissa Guerra
Views on the Road

Cooking con Claudia for traditional Mexican food. Todd Toven for blackstone stuff.

Phil needs to get a real job.

If you haven’t watched any of stalekracker’s vids, they’re worth a watch.

Kent Rollins (https://kentrollins.com/), Sam the cooking guy (https://www.thecookingguy.com/) are the sites I visit regularly.

I used to watch Sam The Cooking Guy....but he got a little c***y on one episode regarding the South and Paula Deen.


Fugg him.

Melissa Guerra had a PBS cooking show in the '80s. She taught me a lot about cooking with spices. Glad to find her again.

BP...

Daddy Jack Chapin (cooking with the blues)
Wilderness Cooking (very little talking)
The Hillbilly Kitchen
Kent Rollins
Liziqi

Kent Rollins, Chef Jean Pierre For sure