Red Velvet, Oreo, Brownie Bars Recipe | Sorted Food

If you like Oreo cookies, chocolate brownies and red velvet cake then you'll love these... these are the best of all 3 and topped off with a silky smooth ganache. Plus with some silly split screen action... what more could you ask for!
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[@aych_pea]

Could not have been more surprised by the "periodic table"! Thank you to whomever put that in. ;)

[@SortedFood]

aychpea Mike of course ;)

[@deityofpredators]

There’s so much to try in HK, I’m sure I left many things out but here are some suggestions! Street food: - Egg waffles ‘雞蛋仔 －gai dan zai’ - HK styled waffles (with butter, peanut butter and condensed milk) ‘格仔餅－gag zai beng’ - Curry fishballs ‘咖喱鱼蛋 - ga lei yu dan’ - Bubble Tea (HK milk tea with grass jelly globules) ‘珍珠奶茶－zan zu nai cha’ Found in bakeries: - Egg tarts ‘蛋撻-dan tat’ - “Pineapple” buns (name refers to their resemblance to the fruit) ‘菠萝包 bo lo bao’ HK Cafes (also called dai pai dong or cha chan teng): - HK styled milk tea 奶茶 - nai cha - Toast with scrambled eggs 蛋治 - dan ji - Toast with condensed milk 奶油土 －nai yao tou - Congee, you can order different toppings, though you may be put off by some of the popular toppings... entrails/preserved eggs. 粥 －zhok Dim sum: - Pork dumplings ‘烧麦－xiu mai’ - Shrimp dumplings ‘虾饺－ha gao; - BBQ pork buns ‘叉烧包－cha xiu bao’ , there are two versions the modern one uses sweet dinner rolls while the more traditional ones are steamed buns. Meat: - BBQ pork ‘叉烧cha xiu’ - Sweet and sour pork 咕嚕肉- gu lou yok’ - Just chicken in general: marinated in soy sauce ‘豉油雞－si yao gai’, salt marinated and served with a spring onion and ginger sauce ‘油雞－yao gai’, marinated in chinese wine ‘醉雞zhui gai’ (literally means drunk chicken), etc. Noodles: - Rice noodles with fish balls ‘鱼蛋粉－yu dan fun’ - Hand made noodles with peanut broth ‘担担面－dam dam meen’ - HK’s take on Shanghai’s stir fried thick noodles ‘上海粗炒－seung hoi chou chao’ - 车仔面‘che zai meen’ meaning cart noodles where you get to choose your own toppings - Braised beef tendon noodles '牛根面 －ou gan meen' Desserts: Hot - Sesame "soup" '芝麻糊 -zi ma wu' - Walnut "soup" ‘hup tou lou' - Silky smooth sweet tofu '豆腐花 - dao fu fa' - Red bean "soup" '红豆沙 －hong dou sa' Chilled - Mango with grapefruit dessert in a soup like consistency “杨之金路 - yueng zi gum lou' - 豆腐花 again HK is quite famous for their fusion food, you may even want to try some Sichuan(maybe not Ben...), chaozhou or haka styled cuisines! Have fun in HK! :)

[@SortedFood]

This is amazingly helpful! Thanks!

[@chengyanboon]

Don't forget cheong fun. They're rice flour spread into soft thin sheets and rolled up. They've got lots of fillings and toppings and are eaten with a variety of sauces.

[@starsaint]

SORTED Food Yes, you'll need to print this list out. Trust us. :) Happy eating!

[@ooyoobbangjib]

omg egg waffles are SOOO GOOD I tried them for the first time at a night market, and they are delishhh

[@THEAVATAR812]

dont forget hong kong style french toast- sandwiched between is peanut butter and served with a sugary syrup

[@missdeanna]

"Scrub my back Ben" still gets me. Every. Single. Time. THANK YOU

[@mrbarrylewis]

Oh hell yeah guys! 'these are my..... bowls' lol

[@ohyeabananas]

omg i died at mike crushing the oreos and ben's reaction: "oh you crushed them." Oh ben.

[@cookiesandmilk791]

You should totally try the egg tarts they are literally the best things in the world, those sweet 'soups' 糖水, roast pigeons, and street food like curry fish balls and 煎釀三寶!

[@lammatt]

not pigeons. they are squabs. squabs are the edible young pigeons. but i am pretty sure jamie and mike and barry will freak out when they see that.

[@lammatt]

egg tarts are good. everytime Lord Patten comes back, he buys quite a number of them

[@Abidaily247]

When sprinkling raspberries always focus on technique, phtt 😂😂

[@michikomanalang6733]

Mike laughing at memes is my new favorite thing Also, the way he says "tuna" 😂

[@jennifera9901]

"Oh no you crushed the Oreos!" Well yeah why are you chopping them mate? X"D

[@lex6361]

Probably the most adorable group of guys I've ever seen. & they can cook. Geez lol. Looks delicious!

[@teandcoffees]

You're coming to Hong Kong? YES! Eat all the street food; especially eggettes, they are sooo freaking good. Stinky tofu (they smell horrible though), egg tarts (the ones from tai cheong bakery are the best in hong kong) and 車仔麵 (cart noodles) and cha chaan teng, which is really traditional in hong kong but they're slowly disappearing :( definitely eat a pineapple bun while you're there :D that's a lot of food haha

[@Macaronelle]

Oooh, I'D KILL FOR A PINEAPPLE BUN NOW!

[@LeeHyoYoon]

egg tarts!!!!!!! Must must must must must eat them!

[@LilJosieLeAnn]

Egg Puffs too! ..Go Hot Potting too!

[@snowy487JC]

Our food is amazing but be wary of the political situation over here :) DO A MEET UP

[@L3iann]

Where can i find stinky tofu? I looked for it last time in hk but couldn't find it :(

[@Elisekisses]

I laughed at the second splitscreen and my dad looked at me like I was nuts.

[@Libhfdvnjgcb]

I live in Hong Kong. You guys should eat curry fish ball,雞蛋仔,豆腐花and 腸粉

[@SortedFood]

Charis Kong Added to the list... thanks!

[@alextbhmusic]

tofu fa's the best! even though it looks simple (tofu in some sort of sugar syrup) it tastes really good

[@bern1432]

They are all absolutely right! All the things the above two commenters mentioned I did too in mine (I just described it badly in English while they wrote it in chinese hha)

[@JJJKKKILoveyou]

omg curry fish ball *0*

[@p.w.wisteria3377]

SORTED Food Don't forget si mut milk tea :D I think it's roughly...lace socks milk tea? (correct me plz.)

[@Compy1968]

You guys are the best. The BEST cooking show! Cheers! Scott from Canada.

[@twilightsaga4eva]

Also if you're having dim sum, dont forget to try liu sha bao, it's a salted egg custard steamed bun. LITERALLY THE BEST THING THERE IS. I could actually go for some of those right now damn..

[@bern1432]

YESSS I believe there are also called golden lava buns

[@Jacqueline-hl9eq]

I had to keep clicking back to certain steps because I kept laughing at Mike's puns, antics, and him saying ptheven. Great job guys! It looks brilliant! *slaps hands together in glee*

[@bleujeanzandcheese]

Ben doing the slapping hand thing makes him look like a seal xD Ben = Seal Seal = Ben Therefore, it has been mathematically determined that Ben is a seal :P (On a more personal sidenote, I'M SO GLAD YOU GUYS ARE COMING TO MY HOMETOWN **fangirling intensifies** except it couldn't have been timed worse - my school just /has/ to organise a language immersion thingy which takes me out of town for the whole week you're here T_T)

[@Bee-ol1xr]

omg, the mental imagine! damn you LOL

[@pippylunalove]

aww poor you, I know the feeling though lived in Hong Kong for 17 years and then 2 months after I leave all the cool youtubers and all my favourite bands go! its so annoying, but Im happy that they are finally going.

[@theblurredlights]

that clap is what you call the "seal of approval." ;)

[@Easymealpreprecipes]

Ben and Mike - another great episode that makes me smile. These bars look AMAZING!

[@gini_b]

The table picture... I can't breathe.

[@tuki3112]

I'm enjoying this Mike/Ben combo a lot!

[@zoe7day]

HONG KONG! I am from Hong Kong. I would've personally brought you to all the places but I'm now in UK for uni... :( You should try -Egg Tarts (Chris Patten's favs) -Eggettes/Egg Waffles -Fishballs -Various Dim Sum -Milk Tea I would recommend going to Cheung Chau Island and eat your way around the main street! If you don't fancy going all the way to an island, go to Mongkok and eat all the street food! Also drop by a Hong Kong tea restaurant (Cha Chan Teng)!!

[@fraeni90]

i lost it at "Phteven"! oh Mike - you're special! :-)

[@Annie1962]

correction 'Phpecial'

[@jialimbu799]

Eat Egg tarts in Hong kong and the hot octopus street food thing - just eat street food xD

[@SortedFood]

Egg tarts are a popular suggestion...

[@theblurredlights]

oh my goodness, the egg tarts. O_O I miss them egg tarts.

[@elsiezhou]

ate egg tarts so much i got bored of them

[@janicewu4143]

SORTED Food EGG WAFFLES!!!

[@caciquepadilla]

but we aint ever stuck em together! i love this phase so much lol.

[@audreyh6519]

I live in Hong Kong!! Gotta try milk tea from Tai Hing, egg tarts from Tai Cheong (flaky crust AND cookie crust), flavoured soymilk like mango/papaya/ banana from 7-11, curry pork chop rice in Wanchai, yakult yogurt drink with fresh fruit at any street juice bars, and flavoured shaved ice in Causeway Bay. Oh I hope you guys have enough time to try ALL the foods people are suggesting!! 😝

[@Esther-oz4ts]

ohhhh cookie crust

[@jialapointe]

The periodic table gave me a really good chuckle!

[@Bee-ol1xr]

ohh Mike, the innuendos' thing got to you? awesome! poor Ben... always end up doing (almost) all the work. "This is the best thing I've ever seen." THIS would make a great comment of the week. I missed seing you guys, with eyecandysorted and the guest series, we barely get to see you guys in the kitchen in its full awesomeness. This recipe seriously blew my mind. Barry and Ben might be the best of friends, but Ben and Mike are just as hilarious! Ben seemed in an extra good mood

[@ThisWithThem]

They look awesome it doesn't get much better than red velvet, Oreo and brownie! Kate :)

[@HadeerD]

Can't get enough of you guys! in fact, you are the yummiest recipes in these videos!!

[@sirnicko1]

"I'm gunna take all my wet stuff and whisk them until it's pink", Sounded completely different to what it is... Dirty minds, good and bad :/ :D

[@Bee-ol1xr]

well you're not alone.. I believe it was intentional =P

[@sirnicko1]

Beatriz Corbetta Reis I sure hope so :D

[@londonrobinson2922]

Also, I love the shape of those! They look like little loaves of deliciousness.

[@nocedani]

Great Job guysss!!! It was so funny ;D

[@BBQGuys]

Those look incredible!

[@BooDiddly781]

"Why you choppin' it, mate?" - Mike

[@Hello5Luly5]

I love it when you guys mess up, it makes your videos more fun

[@wyattschechter865]

Like if you said 'Phteven' more than four times watching this video

[@SortedFood]

Wyatt Schechter We did. A lot more than four times :D

[@HeyHeyitsHolly07]

Ohh there's nothing quite like the sorted food mentality for everyone who's not subscribed it's safe to say that they are definitely missing out!! I'm alway excited when I see a sorted food video in my subscription box! Xx

[@nakaharaindria]

Fleur... DeForce? (Pardon me, I almost type Delacour..) Are you guys going to do another collab video? :D

[@SortedFood]

***** Plenty of collabs coming up :)

[@nakaharaindria]

SORTED Food Yes! I just watched her vlog about that. I'm going to wait for the collab! ^^ (And thank you for responding~)

[@juliabelleih]

Haahaha, I thought the same thing

[@DennisJosefsson]

I concluded halfways through that it was the best baking video I've ever seen.

[@erence28]

Ben is so cute!

[@730Esther]

Shum Shui Po is a MUST. There are loads of great streat food and i am sure they will blow your mind! So excited to have you guys coming!

[@lisadalia]

is red velvet a trend right now? it's everywhere!

[@Bee-ol1xr]

it's been everywhere for a LONG time

[@lisadalia]

Beatriz Corbetta Reis No, I'm talking about all the food community channels, Donal Skehan, Cupcake Jemma, Eric Lanlard, they've been doing the red velvet recipes lately. Now Sorted's doing it too. (I know they have red velvet cupcake recipe for a long time now but this one just coincides with the trend. ) Red velvet cake is popular by itself, I meant I've seen the recipes quite often lately.

[@Bee-ol1xr]

lisadalia ooh, I get it now. I'm subscribled to a lot of cooking shows but I didn't notice this red velvet trend... I get it on Valentines Day and all, but right now I can't think of anything that would make them be everywhere... weird!

[@lisadalia]

Beatriz Corbetta Reis :)

[@shesaidimawesome]

Oreos are my most favourite cookies in the world! And red velvet is just divine. I'm so happy! I can't wait to bake this myself. On a weirder note, I dreamt about Mike last night. He was drinking a milkshake, and he said that it's his secret to quick shaving 'cause the milkshake made his moustache fall off. I don't even know with my brain. PHTEVEN!

[@fahimrahat1920]

Oh Mike! 😂😂

[@pixielover4404]

This video came in perfect timing. I was having the CRAPPIEST day and you cheered me up a little. Thanks!

[@alifahizal6029]

Look at Ben when it was 3.09

[@londonrobinson2922]

I'm one of those people who always wants more LOL I couldn't help thinking that these would be awesome with something like a cherry ripe put in the middle of these while they bake. I love mixing cherry with red velvet.

[@Sik0205]

MIKE WAS IN HONG KONG AND I DIDN'T GET TO STALK HIM WTF WHYYYYYYYYYY.

[@caroline2461]

Eggtarts,curry fishballs,dim sum,豆腐花(kind of like a soft soy toufu-ish dessert),pineapple bun,車仔面(cart noodles) been there before,it was like the best days of my life These are like the BEST.HONGKONG.FOOD.EVER.

[@AdiShaps]

Chris Bar-tin !!!

[@Isaboeefe]

The best recipes in the world of baking are combined

[@cherylyncapili3647]

Bar- tin Luther King😁

[@shaunamartin4391]

This looks so good! I must make this!

[@IndigoEaters]

The recipe doesn't say how much flour to put in the brownie mix

[@cnwaldemar]

It does say so in the recipe but it was before website transformation. Haha! Anyways, you'll need 75 grams of self-raising flour in the brownie mix.

[@siewyeeliaw3259]

I didn't see this item being mentioned, but you should definitely try a type of pastry biscuit in Hong Kong! It's 老婆饼 (laopobing) aka wife biscuits which has flaky layers of Chinese pastry over a sweet and really really tasty, fragrant filling.

[@SortedFood]

Liaw Sy They sound interesting... will keep my eyes open for those

[@pencilperson3945]

Who's Fleur?

[@bestcousins8844]

FleurDeForce (she's a youtuber)

[@pencilperson3945]

Thanks for taking the time to reply Anna! :) Hope you're having a lovely Sunday!

[@bestcousins8844]

You're welcome! You too :)

[@pencilperson3945]

:)

[@OriginalSketch6494]

Pencil Person Anna Cat This was the cutest, most polite KZbin conversation ever.

[@rockgirlsinger88]

I seriously LOVE LOVE LOVE you two cooking together. Its my favorite thing to watch. thank you for this. highly entertaining. Now if I could be bothered to make those brownies that would be great.

[@TheASTrader]

Hong Kong = Egg Tart

[@Bee-ol1xr]

really? is it sauvory or sweet? because I know egg custard tart or "pastél de Belém"/"pastel de nata" and never heard as being a tradicional dish in Hong Kong, but Portugal. Now you got me curious =) a lot of people are recomending it

[@bleujeanzandcheese]

Beatriz Corbetta Reis Just image hot flaky pastry and lightly-sweetened custard oozing into your mouth when you take a bite. They're so good xD

[@Bee-ol1xr]

le feuilly oh damn, that is food porn! this could be the definition for it!

[@bleujeanzandcheese]

Beatriz Corbetta Reis Egg tarts = food porn. BAM :D

[@cookiesandmilk791]

I live for those egg tarts

[@caitlininnes8580]

I love Mike so much, he's amazing! And Ben and Mike's "relationship" is adorable... I was also laughing uncontrollably when Mike was saying the bartin names and when they were decorating! Hilarious!! "When sprinkling raspberries also go for the spraying techniques.. Pah pah!"

[@muffinshmn1]

When you visit Hong Kong, you should definitely try Cha Siu Bao! They're buns stuffed with barbecue pork and they are the best thing ever! Pineapple buns (pronounced bor lor bao) and egg-shaped waffles are also a must! Wash it down with a cup of Hong Kong style milk tea :) For seafood, definitely try deep-fried mantis shrimp (careful of the spikes!) and steamed mitten crab (the roe is the best part), which are a delicacy in season during October and November. I think this link gives a really good idea of what to eat in Hong Kong: www.buzzfeed.com/regajha/reasons-every-food-lover-should-go-to-hong-kong-immediate#1wckw3n Make sure to visit Lan Kwai Fong at night! There's some really nice restaurants and bars there (I think Gordon Ramsey just opened a restaurant in LKF)

[@sophie-annestanger8199]

While Ben was saying mingle he did a funny thing with his arms. It was LOL!

[@AIRA93]

bar-thin luther king ....

[@magimin520]

I live in Hong Kong and foods are great in here! Other then Charis has mentioned, street snacks, such as 格仔餅(Hong Kong styled waffles) are nice. 燒味(roasted meats) is something you really can't miss them, i never get fed up with them. There are a lot more out there, just walk down the street and you will find lots of good stuff around! (Sorry for any grammatical mistakes...I'm just tooooooo excited about the news you guys are coming!!!)

[@magimin520]

Please just be safe!! The Umbrella Revolution is on, they are not violent and only asking for democracy in a peaceful way, but you will never know when will the government act madly...

[@marquez2390]

Please can we see inside Ben's house

[@SortedFood]

BarcelonaCobayo1998 Check out his made personal series! :)

[@nehamathai8522]

That looks seriously mouth watering. Can't wait to see what you guys will put together next!!!!!

[@siusin324]

There are many things u should try Dim sum for sure Go try some special desserts too U can find many reviews in openrice Openrice is an app that people write their opinion after eating it Go check it out

[@SortedFood]

Will check out the app... But definitely trying dim sum whilst there!

[@jayemlai]

SORTED Food Go to Tim Ho Wan for dimsum, but go early!

[@cessemi]

This is great. I do something similar. Instead of putting red velvet, I put chocolate chip cookie dough. Looking forward to trying this one though.

[@clairewang811]

pause at 0:21 you're welcome

[@LizThatsMe1]

Red velvet, oreos and brownies my three favourite things this made my week

[@SuperMaggot250893]

Am i the only person in the world who doesnt like oreos?

[@Bee-ol1xr]

I find it overrated on their own, but in a recipe like this I think it works really well

[@motab9907]

Street waffles, egg tarts, fish balls! Theyre all mouth-watering

[@munirahaljohar7842]

falling in love with this channel and all the craziness in it ♡ keep the funny atmosphere in ur videos

[@pippylunalove]

I lived in Hong Kong for 17 years, you have to try typhoon shelter crab/mantis prawn, this dish is great if you love garlic because you have to find your crab/mantis prawns through the garlic. But if you don't get a chance to do that then I highly recommend deep fried pigeon, its the best bird in the world!

[@Sexyhoven]

I'm from Hong Kong, make sure you go have a try of the clay pot rice, curry fish ball, shiu mai, go to the cha lau (茶樓 aka tea restaurant, i personally recommend 蓮香樓, you can try some authentic and traditional dim sum where you can't get it else where), and most importantly, go to 太安樓(Tai On Estate in Sai Wan Ho) for loads of local street food(make sure you go there at night!)

[@blackwillow27]

aw y'all are so cute when you're giggly

[@YaoLok]

My parents are from Hong Kong and I live in Scotland so I go to Hong Kong quite often. I've always enjoyed the desserts they had. You should go to one of those dessert places and order a various amount of stuff! Infact i'm going to Hong Kong myself after the school holidays lucky me. :)

[@amywmy]

When i was in HK the prawn dumplings were to die for! You guys can try the smelly tofu as well. I didn't quite like it but ppl say you haven't been to Hong Kong until you've tried it! Have fun guys

[@BorisAriay]

Not that I have favorites, but Mike and Ben are my favorite....

[@ShahadIsmail]

IT LOOKS SUPER YUMMY :D can't wait to try baking it

[@RaySetLP]

Me too m8 c:

[@Beachgirl1950]

Looks yummy. Thanks, and I hope you guys have a great week

[@CharlizeRed]

If you ever come to HK, you should definitely try local street food!! And food from Cha Chang Teng and Dai Pai Dong. To name but a few for street food: egg puff waffle, Hong Kong style French toast!! Both are Crispy on the outside n soft inside. Fishballs on a stick, meatballs on a stick, bbq food on a stick, u know, what just go for everything on a stick!! You should never miss the very famous Pineapple bun with a slice of butter , and a cup of silky creamy, aromatic Hong Kong style milktea in Cha Chang Teng.... I love Hong Kong food!!

[@fitnessbarbie87]

Ben saying ganache at 3:08 has made my day

[@GlamourKillsTian]

I totally agree on the curry fish balls! Also hit up a local bakery and try out some flaky hot pasteries.

[@samantha628]

Omg, Ben and Mike will come to Hong Kong!!!! I must have to meet you two!! So excited, can't wait.

[@gabrielaberguido8755]

you guys should totally release a book with all your recipes omg

[@chugs59]

Hong kong is the best place for food! Apart from all the local dishes like fish balls sui mai egg waffles and egg tarts, there are great restaurants too! My favorite is a place called cicada, I used to go there all the time when I lived there. Its a fusion of so many cuisines and has great tapas! You guys should definitely check it out !

[@wingmanpoon327]

I am a hongkonger and you guy definetly should go to try 菠蘿包(it is so-called pineapple bun in english i think)， 砵仔糕i think you may rarely seen in your country, that is a great red bean pudding. Most of the street food are actually the best cuisine in hong kong, make sure you dont miss them while you are walking down the street. Hope you can enjoy a nice trip in HK! :D

[@kozmikoblivion]

Mike's pants were colour coordinated with his t-shirt👌🏽

[@loveandmusic91]

I'm making these right away!! Plus they would be really sweet treats for Valentine's Day because of the red color and chocolate flavor! PHTEVEN! Love your videos!! Especially love when Mike is in them :)

[@vibronik]

Am I the only one that thinks "These are my massive bawls" is hilarious

[@ShawnC.W-King]

You gents made my day, thanks!

[@JagoPauwels]

When I go to Hong Kong my first stop is dim sums and a large Hong Kong style lemon iced tea!

[@mooisapig]

The "periodic table" made me laugh way more than it should have

[@lisac1965]

Only periodic table I ever understood. Thanks, guys! ;)

[@ivyyingkuo]

wonton noodle soup, char siu, roast pork with the crispy skin, and roast duck! for dim sum, taro crescents are amazing! it's like a purple mashed 'potato' and ground meat mixture with a crispy fried outer layer. also, the pineapple buns with the custard filling are my favorite dessert at dim sum. there's no pineapple, but the topping reminds people of the look of pineapple. try mango pudding and all the other weird ice creams (lychee, ube, taro, black sesame, etc).

[@emzaa-mx3ho]

"ahh, i love the taste of ganache" "GANNNNHAAAAACCHHEE" "all up in my grill." -mike and ben

[@xxlovexxlustxx]

Mike's technique is flawless actually. I've never seen such skill. Ben, you've finally done it. You've taught the boys something. Bless you :p

[@PolymerClayParlor]

When Ben said repeat 12 more times, I for some reason thought he meant on the same brownie - and I went BOOYEAH YOU GO BEN. Then i saw the results, and I understood reality. P.S. It's my birthday today!!

[@mila6540]

-crush..oh, you're crushin them -yeah,why are you choppinh them? 😂😂😂

[@Viti]

I just love your video editing and would love to learn some of your tricks!