F is for Flavor | Culinary Boot Camp Day 1 | Stella Culinary School

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This is the first video lecture in a series I shot at an in person culinary boot camp while I was still at Stella Restaurant. The culinary boot camp is a five day intensive course, that takes one day each to cover the five building blocks of recipe and dish creation; Flavor, Sauce, Technique, Execution & Preparation. Also known as F-STEP.
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Video Time Stamps and Links
00:00:00 - Introduction
* A little story about how a coconut macaroon changed my life.
* Why Technique is King.
* What is the F-STEP Curriculum and why was it created?
* The F-STEP Formula - (Flavor + Technique) X Execution =?
00:05:35 - Flavor Structure & F-STEP Formula
* Introduction to Flavor Structure and the F-STEP Formula
* The importance of execution, intuition and how to make decisions on the fly
* Understanding the five basic flavors
* Balancing the 5 major flavors
00:11:00 - Flavor #1 | Salt
* How does salt enhance flavors?
* Seasoning thresholds and ratios explained.
* How much salt do you need to properly season food?
* What’s the difference between expensive & cheap salt?
* Various types of salts & their uses explained; Iodide Salt, Kosher Salt, Finishing Salts, Fleur de Sel, Sea Salt, Maldon Salt, Smoked Sea
Salt, Lava Salt, Himalayan Pink Salt
* How does iodide salt affect flavor, and should you use it?
* Why is Kosher salt is great for cooking?
* What is the difference between kosher salt & sea salt?
00:29:14 - Flavor #2 | Sour (Acids)
* How to take your food’s flavor and seasoning to the next level using acids.
* Understanding the difference between cooking vinegars and finishing vinegars.
* How acid interacts with fat.
* The importance of acid as a seasoning.
* Using acid to balance your flavor structure.
00:36:00 - Strawberry Sorbet Intermezzo
* How walnut oil and salt enhance a sorbet.
* The importance of fat, flavor, and aroma molecules.
00:38:57 - Flavor #3 | Sweet
* Sweet (sugar) as a seasoning.
* Ratios of sugar used in various dishes.
* Use of sugar (sweet) in various savory applications.
* How to use sugar to balance the 5 major flavors.
* Piquancy & how sweet balances spicy food.
* Discussion on Scoville Units and the measurement of heat.
00:46:00 - Flavor #4 | Bitter
* The importance of bitter and balancing flavors.
* Contrasting flavors to create complex flavors.
00:51:20 - Flavor #5 | Umami (Savory)
* The story of umami and the creation of MSG.
* The Four Major Flavors.
* The tongue map of flavor (the 4 basic flavors).
* The discovery of umami (glutamic acids & free form glutamates).
* Ingredients that contain glutamic acids, umami, and savory flavors.
* The formation of Aji-no-moto Company (essence of taste).
* What is Mono Sodium Glutamate (MSG)?
* How the MSG craze was formed.
* CRS - Chinese Restaurant Syndrome
* Synergistic relationship of Inosine Monophosphate, Guanosine
* Monophosphate, and Mono Sodium Glutamate.
* Dashi broth and why it is so delicious.
* Savory ingredients you should stock in your kitchen.
* Is the tongue map correct?
01:08:12 - Palate Fatigue & Flavor X Factor
* What is palate fatigue and how do you avoid it?
* Adding flavor complexity through crunch and tactile sensation.
* Why restaurants serve small portions and tasting menus.
* Leveraging the olfactory system to make a memorable meal or dish.
* Duck Breast Reuben
01:21:17 - Flavor Punch & Interruptions
* How to create bold, powerful, flavors.
* Albacore Tuna Dish with Coconut Red Curry.
* How to make a complex curry sauce.
* Beef Bourguignon Dish
01:30:04 - Questions on Flavor Structure
* What does salt and pepper to taste mean in a recipe?
* What is a duck press?
You can buy a digital download of the written F-STEP Curriculum here: stellaculinary.com/f-step-wri...

[@JacobBurton]

Full video, plus rest of lectures series can be found here: chefjacobburton.gumroad.com/l/wmClU. Full video course includes bonus recipes and written curriculum. Thanks for watching!

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[@theroadtocosplayandcomicco5840]

Honestly if teaching doesn't work out for me I will become a chef. I been cooking since I was a kid its my natural born talent. I don't have any formal training but I have took a food science course during high school at a college level to learn more about food. My professor was impressed I knew how to use the oven and stove easily. If I can't be a teacher I will be a chef

[@numbersletters2920]

Thanks i would love to take these skills home with me.you bring joy to the world.bring the world to north and south America.

[@DavinaReynolds]

Jacob Burton thanks for your time; GRRAT info. Appreciated!

[@xDomglmao]

Would you be interested to try (for free) salt from a Greek island's salt lake? I would love to hear your opinion!

[@CBoutdoors_and_wilderness]

I think i have watched literally thousands of hours of culinary instruction (which are all basically the same "cook this way"), THIS Video in your lecture series has been one of the BEST which I have ever seen. Actually explaining, not only the how, But why. One the most informative, thank you

[@JacobBurton]

Dave MacPherson thank you Dave. Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@xDomglmao]

@Dave can you recommend similar videos?

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Csn you recommend more

[@CBoutdoors_and_wilderness]

@xDomglmao another great to watch is Chef Jean Pierre on KZbin

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I've been cooking for 6 months and all I've been looking for was someone who teaches me how to create a dish instead of replicate one without understanding the fundamental flavour combinations and techniques. I've been smiling all throughout the video because this is exactly it

[@lelandwhitehead56]

Another channel to recommend for similar bottom-up instruction is Ethan Chlebowski. One of his videos gave me the confidence to try something somewhat out of my comfort zone, and crushing it the first time because I understood rather than imitated was an amazing feeling.

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Possibly the most informative / best cooking video on the internet. This was everything I was looking for, thank you so much for your hard work in making this.

[@Leandrasjones]

anymore channels you would recommend I check out that is as good as he is?

[@adaptwithai]

It's called a bootcamp

[@danielm4114]

When a guy starts a culinary lecture with a story about how a single food item changed his life, you know they take their craft with a seriousness others can only dream about. Great videos, thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge in such a precise way.

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Decided to go-to culinary school after watching this I'm so hooked I'm obsessed actually

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My PLAN 💪

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Currently in culinary school... he also makes me want to try chemical engineering after it hahahah

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@Ryze Shotty i dont know.. it depends on your country and the culinary school u wanna get in. Culinary school im in rn is with a bachelor's degree so, u need to finish senior high first

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[@numbersletters2920]

Bring the world to north America and south America.

[@wouldyounot7971]

Cant thank you enough! You’re one of the youtubers that actually explain a lot of the basics of cooking which is what i need

[@Leandrasjones]

anymore channels you would recommend I check out that is as good as he is?

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Lisa Harewood seconded

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[@joshuawazny1523]

@@Leandrasjones not as detailed as he is but NotAnotherCookingShow is a great channel and has really inspiring videos :D

[@haroldhenderson2824]

If a flavoring does not dissolve in your saliva, you can't taste it. You might smell it, but you won't be able to taste it. Acids help to "break" the flavors out of oils/fats by making a water soluble compound from things that might otherwise stay in the oil.

[@strikerzac]

Thank you very much for that explanation!

[@coloradoboy1014]

Thankyou, that is very useful.

[@JaIch9999]

@@coloradoboy1014 .....and pure poetry.

[@rahkido]

This video was a breath of fresh air... 1. Learnt about flavour. 2. The 5 flours: salt, sour, sweet, bitter and umani/savory. 3. Learnt A LOT about salt.

[@Marx-Lennon]

Chef Jacob made our dishes at our wedding back in 2014. People still comment on how it was the best food they’ve ever had. Thanks Chef JB!

[@tbac2432]

Chef in my opinion the best part of this amazing course is when you said (and thank you for saying it) Pepper does not need to go in every dish. At that point I sat back and said YES I AM NOT CRAZY.

[@sir_unsk_9616]

imagine carrying about what others think to the point that u need stop a video like that and say YES IM NOT CRAZY lmao like who cares even if u don’t like pepper in ANY dish, is YOUR cooking and YOUR mouth, u would really use stuff only because other use it? 🤡That’s why this planet looks like it looks like omfg 🤦‍♂️

[@tracknation7285]

Imagine stopping the video and taking time from your life to just bash another person for their comment 😂 Yikes 😬 Need some milk?

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Imagine imagining things

[@soph_b2]

Im hooked! i think every home cook should watch this to gain understanding and really take their food to the next level

[@megm9122]

Wow this was incredibly informative! As someone who is relatively new to cooking but has always been interested in the science aspect of food, this video is just what I was looking for. In depth resources like this are hard to come by, especially one without a hefty price tag next to it. I can’t wait to take my new learned knowledge to the kitchen. Thank you Jacob, I can’t wait to watch more videos on your channel.

[@JacobBurton]

Thanks Meg, glad you enjoyed this video. I've also released the next two lectures in this series, S is for Sauce and T is for Technique. You can find them when you search by title. All the best.

[@migueloliveira9725]

I totally agree! Thank you for an amazing video. I will watch the whole series and enjoy cooking even more

[@anawesomejourney1198]

@@JacobBurton Why is 'CREAMY' not one of the basic flavours since I can't replace it with any of the other 5? And what about 'eggy' i.e. that sulphur flavour in 'Kala namak salt' or is that listed under umami? What about 'SPICY' I definitely can't yet see how that sits as a subset of any of the 5 thereby meaning we potentially have 7 or 8 or even more to consider what about 'herby' i.e. aromatic or is that somewhere under bitter, what about 'earthy' or 'funky' like certain fermented fish and protein foods. Some of the last ones might be reaches but I am sure spicy isn't represented unless you'd say something like spice is extreme tang, but it isn't though is it, that's a different flavour and feeling. Let me know thanks

[@NinjaMonkey088]

​@@anawesomejourney1198it depends on where you look. I think the Japanese even have minty as a flavor. I mean they discovered umami so I'd research the Japanese interpretation of flavor if you're that interested

[@anawesomejourney1198]

@@NinjaMonkey088 wow I never thought of minty that's soo true !! Like the menthol cold tongue sensation/flavour. But then why do they so authoritatively say we have 5 flavours. It's like saying we have 5 senses and then me reading somewhere else or from someone like yourself on KZbin that we actually have 20.

[@japansfacemask124]

Absolutely perfect for learning about flavor, even for non-cooks! I've been looking for an introductory course to explain tasting components and how it interacts with the palate, and this was top notch! Thank you so much for showing me Stella's crash course offerings!

[@ronnyportulidis2970]

As a Pro: good explanation Sir. You don’t waste a breath. Keep it going 🌞

[@chahahc]

More than any other, this is the video series I keep coming back to to refresh on the fundamentals.

[@JacobBurton]

Thank you. I'm glad you're enjoying the F-STEP series!

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You are amazing! I am currently in culinary school and felt like I hit the threshold of what they were teaching me. Your videos are exactly what I needed in my life rn❤💕

[@JacobBurton]

Thank you. Good luck in culinary school!

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Great video, I’ve watched hundreds of KZbin videos to learn how to cook and this one just blew them all away. Muchas gracias

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Adrian Bitsinnie So proud of you! That’s a bold move and you believe in yourself enough to take it.

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Try yourself in a kitchen first, before committing yourself to culinary school. First be a server In upscale restaurant for two years at least, to understand clients palate better, and server position. To learn how to present food in attractive manner from different cooks. You can move on very fast up the ladder in culinary world without any degree or diploma. It depends how fast you are, if you are leader and if you can get along with others well.

[@usa2342]

After server position, take prep work and then line cook.

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[@jourdoncarter3405]

"Alright that's it for flavor, let's go to the kitchen and cook" is HILARIOUS. I'm an aspiring chef & soon-to-be student taking your crash course from home until the minimester starts. This is keeping me inspired! Thank you for all the information and technique!

[@nekoeiichi]

going to an actual culinary school is expensive so I learn through KZbin instead, so this is useful and informative, Thank you Chef !

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Keep making videos Chef Jacob. You are helping many of us line cooks step it up to another level. Thank you .

[@dannymartinez1977]

I love cooking I love the layers of it. I love the science behind it. And I love how a good dish can make someone’s day better. I wanna get into the field. And I didn’t know where to start with just home cook skills and I feel like this is a great start thank you

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Impressive. This is high caliber instruction! Honestly, thank you for sharing!

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Man I gotta say, this has stepped up my game big time. I’ve always been pretty good at balancing flavors but this took all the guesswork out.

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As I watch this the third time I still can't thank you enough for sharing your knowledge.

[@JacobBurton]

Thanks. So glad you're enjoying this video!

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This guy is a very good instructor you can tell. I am going to binge watch the whole series :)

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This was such a great lesson! It is so informative but the information is presented in such a great way where I want to learn more! Thank you

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Such an informative video! Damn! Thanks, Chef! Im am currently attending a culinary academy and I'm so glad I found this channel 😍 Please post more videos 🙏🏻 I actually learned a lot from this and enjoyed every minute of the video!

Thank you so much for this content, I’m tired to learn from “15 cooking hacks in 3 seconds” videos, this is what i needed 😭

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Sir, I thank you truely from my inner heart, because this was one of the best lectures I ever took :) Thank you for sharing this valuable knowledge with the world!

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I'm 10 minutes in and he has blown my mind

[@sunnydays5437]

This is the most fascinating educational video I have watched I have never understood flavours or more how to balance them thank you for this video really enjoyed watching it you made it so easy to understand!, looking forward to watching more. Thanks again from the other side of the pond 😊

[@JacobBurton]

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. I just released the second video in the series, S is for Sauce, and will be releasing the final three over the next three weeks.

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Yes, I truly appreciate the effort to educate novice cooks to become more experts in culinary art! Thank you Sir !

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So happy I found this series. So interesting!

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I need your videos more than ever now!! I worked in kitchen 10 years, I was not taught much, I almost got killed in December, guy ran a red light i didn't see him coming ,but I was partying too much, now I'm try to be the best I can be

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Wow! I have been married for 15 years and have 3 kids. I cook almost every single night, and despite all that practice my food is Eh at best. I too have used recipe after recipe but still it’s just blah… I had NO IDEA you could understand food like this! I loved this video and I’ll be watching the others in the boot camp series. From the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU for posting this! It’s hard to get your kids to love to sit at the table with good quality food when it doesn’t taste good. This video is incredibly informative and I appreciate it so much!!

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I was spending hours searching for explanations on different tastes in cooking and not being very satisfied with what I found. Then I found this. I am not quite through the whole video yet, but this is EXACTLY what I was hoping to find. I can't wait to view more of your videos.

[@JacobBurton]

Thanks. Glad you're enjoying it!

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Your classes are great during the pandemic. My wife and I were going to sign up for online classes but we found you. Thanks!

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Just found this channel today and will definitely check out the rest of the videos. This one was very informative, thanks for uploading!

[@JacobBurton]

Dennis O awesome. Welcome to the SC Community. Part 2 of this video will be released on Tuesday morning, and it’s all about sauces. You may also want to check out The Stella Culinary School Podcast as well, which is a free audio resource that takes deep dives into the technique and science behind cooking. You can check out past episodes here: stellaculinary.com/scs

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Will check out the podcast and the next video for sure, thanks!

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The best palette lesson I have found so far. Great video! Thanks

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This one video has my mind exploding with new paths as a simple home chef..thank you so much...

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Thank you chef for bringing the Culinary class to us. This class reminds me a lot of my days in the Culinary school here in the Canary Island .Reminds me of our tutor Chef Phillippe N Strauss Keep teaching Chef

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This is incredible. Packed with information. I'm going to have to watch several times.

[@JacobBurton]

Thanks for the nice comment. Glad you're enjoying it!

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You're genius and funny! +knows how to cook! Best combo...great lesson man. If this video lasted for 5 hours I would watch it, that's how much concentrated I was on you! Thank you. 😊

[@JacobBurton]

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed the video. Please watch the rest of the series. kzbin.info/aero/PLpkj3Cc40ZCoMAoVI9OkjzMpj0PZkq5zL All the best.

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What a fantastic lecture. Great delivery, exceptionally well researched and there's nifty timestamps in the description.

[@JacobBurton]

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it!

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Thank.you so much. I feel like I'm flirting with another level of technique and execution but I am lacking in fundamentals. This was great. I will subscribe and keep watching.

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This is such an excellent series. More please!

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Thank you so much for making and sharing these! I’m really grateful

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Wow! So informative! I am so excited to watch the whole series and thank you so much!

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This series is incredible. Thank you Chef

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Thank you for your generous teaching and information.

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I’ve been cooking since 2020, currently in college and majoring in culinary 🥰 loving this video so far! Reminds me of my own class.

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This channel is superb. Thanks Jacob

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as someone that is planning to go to culinary school. these videos are very helpful. thank you for sharing.

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Really great concepts to from which to hang a learning experience. Thanks.

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Thank you so much Chef, I now know what my heart needs💜...

[@sarathompson252]

Learned so much from this video, my mind was blown several times. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Viewers - I highly recommend watching at 1.5x playback speed. No shade at all to the presenter, everyone’s got their own cadence. That’s just my “pinch of salt.” ;)

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Absolutely worth to watch it . Thank you chef 👍🏻

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I've been following Jacob esp. for his Pizza recipes- but this, sir! This deserves a salute. So happy to learn sitting at home- I mean this is what i always wanted- explanation of why am i putting some vinegar or salt in my sweet items- i do, but without knowing the proper reasons behind it.. :) And thanks to you! I do now. Definitely, not probably, the best and most informative video i've seen in a long time.

[@JacobBurton]

Thank you so much for the kind words. I just released the S is for Sauce lecture at the beginning of last week, and I will be releasing the technique video lecture next week.

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Thank you for making this free!

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Great video series, thank you so much! This helped me feel more empowered to be creative/understand the building blocks in cooking. Huzzah!

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This is really pretty awesome~ As an Engineer by trade I dont have the time to go to culinary training physically. Thank you a ton for this information. Cheers!

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How do you know someone's an engineer? hah...

[@guybrushwayne4388]

I'm a vegetarian

[@SuperOpinion8ed]

As a fellow engineer, at about 6:00, I thought, “no, you don’t have ‘nothing’. You actually have twenty.” (10+10)x1. Lol.

[@chrisfair11]

"Because the hippies go ahold of it" that was incredible. The rest of the lecture though is awesome for someone like me, an at home cook.

[@iswish_41]

The aerospace engineer in me is loving how detailed you get with the chemistry. Thanks a lot!!!

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Haha, I find this so relateable

[@JaIch9999]

I missed the structure / shape of the Himalaya salt.

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I am new at cooking. I tried it during my teenage years (I'm now 25) and gave up because I thought I "naturally" sucked. I've watched this 3 times since late December and have been implementing what you've been teaching in this series. Suddenly, my cooking is starting to taste better. THANK YOU.

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thank you so much for the quality content shared freely

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Thank you for this! New cook been working on the line for a year now and culinary school is my next step after more expirience is gained in the kitchen I LOVE working in the food industry and these videos are going to help me so much in the future!

[@JacobBurton]

Thanks! Glad you're enjoying them.

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Thank you for this refresher course!!! I learned a lot of this information 6-7 years ago in my Culinary Arts Course at Laney Peralta Community College in Oakland, CA!

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Awsome job. Thanks, Chef!

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Thank you for this, I haven't watched the whole video yet but by the reviews and you're response I can tell it will be good. Keep it up man, I'll be looking forward for more.

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Ur a livesaver man. Such a good speaker and so interesting and engaging content. Thanks a bunch!

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Chef! I would like to send massive thanks for that series, it is really helpfull. Hope You all good. Greetings from Poland!

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Always inspiring! Thank you for this great sharing

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Im really enjoying this class...thank you... instructor is engaging

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I’m a firefighter and everyone loves my cooking at station…all because one day a couple years ago I came across this video and when people asked me where I learned how to cook (my Mexican mom and aunts also taught me) I refer to this video. Thank you!

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Thank you for the time teaching and educating. I love to cook. One of the most important things is that I and 10 years colon cancer free. I have had to where the ileostomy pouch for a while and have no colon and only 2 foot of my small intestine. I love to cook and I don’t eat much of other pe food or eat o since I pay the pr for a wee or longer. I have become a very good cook by watching Gordon Ramsay, and other cooking shows over the past five years. But I wanted to become more educated in the culinary. Why foods have specific reasons for things, and you make the absolute best video for me to understand everything about cooking. I’ve seen the master chef, and I never understood what savory acids Salt all the other things I’ve watched, but never understood it and you are amazing. I do most of the cooking for my family now because they know with my intestinal issues and they’ve got to the point that they prefer not to cook. I love cooking and I become the master chef in my family. But I want to become better.