Chef Wang gave us a gift for the New Year- so much labor went into this presentation.This vid was especially good: we get to see how he manages the crew & work flow- the mix of affection/ respect they have for him. It’s a privilege to learn from a master Chef; he shares knowledge freely. Plus Uncle was in top form! Health, Luck & Prosperity to Chef Wang, his family & everyone on his team.
@bloodherz90113 жыл бұрын
Sweet : )
@adamng65783 жыл бұрын
Absolutely fabulous comment, I cannot agree with you any wee bit less
Nothing better to see than a calm and organized teacher and willing students. Effective teaching is someplace between a science and an art, and Chef Wang has nailed it. The man who taught me was a tad more excitable. I learned Chinese-American food prep to an extent, but the amount of English profanity involved in the process made me kind of glad that I couldn't understand the muttered Mandarin that went with it. On the flip side, the restaurant seated about 100 and the line was all the way out on the sidewalk for most of dinner service. Not slow, just very popular. The skill of the chef was never a question. Some things that I took away from the experience were that prep was something that was complete before the doors opened, what was left over from prep was not waste but instead was the base for tomorrow's featured soup, taking the time to do it right the first time was always quicker than doing it again, and if you had to take more than one step for an ingredient while cooking, your setup was wrong. Oh. Knives. I have the normal complement of "standard knives". Sometimes I even use one. Not much that cannot be done with a boning knife, a Chinese Vegetable Knife, and a medium-sized cleaver. The cleaver should be sharp. The boning knife and Chinese knife should be able to remove the hair from your forearm. Proper knife sharpness is the first step in ingredient prep. Dull knives result in mangled food, tired cooks, and Workplace Injury Reports. Oil should just be starting to smoke when food hits it, and should stay that way. Cold food and liquids are introduced on the sides of the wok, then moved down so as to not cool down the center of the wok. Food quantity should match the wok to stir-fry. If you overload the wok the food becomes stir-steamed, which is not what most people wish to eat. For non-traditional cooking, a pot lid which fits about 3/4 down the wok is handy. Heat your oil and toss in your hamburger patties. Season appropriately. When you turn them, add your cheese and toss the lid over them. The buttered buns will toast nicely on the sides of the wok and the lid will keep them out of the grease while helping to melt the cheese. Get your timing right and that double cheeseburger will still be drooling molten cheese when the plate hits the table. Lettuce, tomato, onion, and pickles were served on a separate plate. Buns got mayo. Ketchup and mustard were delivered to the table upon request. Ray seeing the latter going on one of his burgers (or anything else other than perhaps BBQ Pork) was generally a trigger for "Why F*** Up good food by killing flavor" followed by muttered Mandarin which was most likely not complimentary.
@admiralstiffplank2 жыл бұрын
Just wondering, do you still cook for a living? How did the things you learned from the Chinese restaurant impact your everyday work?
@kevincrosby17602 жыл бұрын
@@admiralstiffplank Actually, I haven't cooked as a source of Primary income for decades. I actually work in the Telecommunications field now. The takeaways that are of benefit anywhere would probably be that planning and prep are vital, waste is money forever gone, it is always faster and cheaper to it right the first time than having to do it twice, and that the perfect arrangement of a workspace is only possible when done by the person who is to use it.
I've been watching Chef Wang for more than 2 years and this is the very satisfying video I ever watch. I love how he share his knowledge in cooking and he teaches his apprentices. Such a great chef and a very good mentor. I am really happy to see all of these boys working as a team. Happy New Year! From Philippines.
the way Chef Wang and his apprentices cook is like orchestrating a symphony, with Chef Wang being the conductor. all the notes they play are precise and in harmony, kudos to Chef Wang ! and happy Chinese new year !
@peggylu79133 жыл бұрын
王介平不愧是大弟子,一站出来那股稳重啊
@liuhongqian3 жыл бұрын
马玉 宋远桥级别低🤣🤣
@威忠3 жыл бұрын
連王剛爸爸都笑的樂開懷,大成功,半小時的片感覺10分鐘就結束了
@Frank-u7b3 жыл бұрын
好幸福的团队,看着羡慕。能学到手艺还能享口福。😍
@johnliang70893 жыл бұрын
阿寬有種莫名喜感~師徒很和諧,不藏私,很不錯的相處模式~新年快樂!
@marymaryquitecontrary3 жыл бұрын
I love how enthusiastic the young chefs are, and Uncle's happiness at the table is everything. This may be the best cooking video ever. How I wish I were at that table!
chef wang you are the best chef and teacher in Szechuan province ,i learn a lot from you watching all your videos Portsmouth UK
@房傳詳3 жыл бұрын
王剛師傅很會照顧別人,每次吃東西都是先招呼其他人,自己才開吃。有很好的身教,跟他的徒弟很幸運。
@igenator3 жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing with us this video chef Wang gang! It's very different from the individual dishes that you usually make. This is ALL 12 DISHES AT THE SAME TIME. It really shows th amount of planning and management skills needed for this. I really learnt a lot and enjoyed watching this!
Watching Chef Wang cooking the 12 dishes for our New Year's Eve dinner makes me so home sick. I now lived in New Zealand and due to covid cant go back almost 2 years now to celebrate with my family in Malaysia.Chef Wang is so cool guiding his 3 diciples and they are so helpful and I hope they will learn as much as possible from their master. I will try to cook a few dish from his video, Thank Chef Wang I wish you and your family Happy Lunar New Year and blessed with lots of good health and happiness in this year of the tiger.
@TheWordmountain3 жыл бұрын
看到王刚和徒弟们一起做饭过年,不但了解了做菜的流程,心里感到很温馨,很幸福的感觉。谢谢!
@narir64482 жыл бұрын
This was wonderful. I throughly enjoyed all the cooking and teaching but at the end when everyone enjoyed the food it brought me so much happiness. I saved this video to watch many more times, thank you for sharing it.