Cooking the SAME DISH with the SAME Ingredients | Ep.1 | Sorted Food

[@abdurahmanasiri]

It's quite satisfying watching a chef flow through his kitchen.

[@SortedFood]

100%

[@rulitossimplyrulitos1088]

I find it quite deceiving, as well. It takes years of experience to make it look ‘easy & breezy’. Seeing Kush in his element is motivational. he belongs to a kitchen. In the meantime, I’m a total Mike: Doing my best, preparing good food and unjustly comparing my own journey to a master, expecting a masterpiece out of my own skills. I loved how honest (and funny) was Kush on criticizing Mike’s food. Loved this.

[@KenS1267]

@@rulitossimplyrulitos1088 As a former professional chef the big difference between me and most amateurs is experience which is just a matter of practice which anyone can get and not immediately panicking as soon as you start cooking. Just do what Kush did in this video, figure out what is going to take the longest time and do that first and then move on from there. Also there are lots of things that are complicated to make that involve cheap ingredients. Even if you absolutely ruin them you're only out your own time. I probably went through 100lbs. or more of onions at home mastering French Onion soup. But you can pick up 25lb bags of onions for cheap.

[@Monochromatic_Spider]

I agree. And watching Kush float around is pretty nice too.

[@dingaia]

yea there's a great channel that just posts dinner services in a high class restaurant and it's absolutely lovely

[@whydoineedanameiwillneverp7790]

I am glad that Kush enjoyed this, hopefully that means we will get more of these! I always enjoy watching him cook!

[@SortedFood]

We love watching him cook too!

[@whydoineedanameiwillneverp7790]

​@@SortedFoodI am now imagining y'all standing in a line watching Kush make the crew lunch, and salivating 😂

[@Lanka0Kera]

@@SortedFood One day put him against Ben again, and give them some completely foreign dish they both have never heard of, perhaps with untranslated recipe. I'd love to watch both try to figure out what they are doing then *chef it*. It must be a cheffy skill to cook for a rich customer who wants something completely off the menu with vague description at best.. :D

[@MusingsFromTheDen]

​@@Lanka0KeraI love this idea! Huge potential for carnage. 😂

[@alexmags1989]

Yesssss more kush

[@hilotakenaka]

You know you have a classic on our hands when the dividing shelf is brought back into action

[@SortedFood]

Definitely! 😆

[@toscirafanshaw9735]

Mike: "This is how I talk to myself when I cook. Like I despise myself!" Audience: "Yes, Mike, we know. We've been worried about that for years." ...at least he's noticing?

[@SortedFood]

It always helps to acknowledge it!

[@Raina111111]

@@user-ul2xg4hk8j There's a fine line between humility and whipping yourself tho

[@catzkeet4860]

The trouble with Mike is, he can talk himself into a major meltdown, even when he's doing something he's perfectly capable of doing!!!

[@OrbObserver]

@@user-ul2xg4hk8j Positive self talk is much better for your mental health. If you wouldn't speak to a friend that way, don't speak it to yourself. You have to like yourself at least as much as you like your friends.

[@franciscodetonne4797]

That has been going on for so long though, even when he succeeds at very complicated dishes (like the video he cooked a baked Alaska from the 1914 cookbook).

[@nursultantulyakbaycats]

Kush has really grown in front of the camera, he's really good at explaining his cheffy thought process and charismatic at the same time

[@shanewilson7994]

I'm absolutely loving Kush. He brings kind of a Jamie level of chaos but with all that chefy knowledge.

[@K.Arashi]

i'm seriously impressed with his ability to teach so well as he cooks

[@YatriTrivedi]

@@shanewilson7994 yeah he's a cheffy Jamie mixed with a little huttlestorming, but in a weird good way?

[@shanewilson7994]

@@YatriTrivedi I feel that's a good description

[@andrewsparkes6275]

He even teleported through a set of shelves at 5:19!

[@yoloswagb0i]

I think we need a reverse grocery shop challenge. The normals plan and shop for three dishes and then give the chefs the same ingredients with no planning time

[@YatriTrivedi]

Genius

[@WesDuplantier203]

Related: Ben shops at the weirdest store in the UK and Jamie has to figure it out for dinner.

[@Jaydab14]

Love this idea

[@sirBrouwer]

Kush does that about every day in the office. He cooks lunch for all the staff from the leftovers.

[@YatriTrivedi]

@@sirBrouwer true! We got a sense of how he works in the end of summer live event. I think it'd be a nice feature to show more regularly, honestly. Actually, since you've mentioned it, maybe instead of a special segment, just showing him doing his thing with the leftovers alone would work as well!

[@bluerox24]

Kush essentially asking Mike if he had a praise kink is not something I ever saw coming 😭

[@SortedFood]

😂😂😂

[@CrimWorld9]

Time to expand the fanfics

[@Lhene9]

If you look at the goofy little smile Kush gets when Mike calls him "a fine specimen", he might be speaking from experience xD

[@shishkebab6473]

What about the strong daddy grip in the beginning😭

[@RayF6126]

Followed by the subtle humiliation kink of being praised by your superior.

[@TomOConnor-BlobOpera]

One of the best moments for me in the kitchen was about 8 years ago, cooking with my uncle, who used to be head chef at a Michelin rosette restaurant. We were making a massive batch of spaghetti bolognese together for a family meal. My recipe, he said "Anything I can do to help?" I said, yeah we need to make a huge soffrito, so can you peel and dice 4 onions, carrots and like half a bulb of garlic" and he said "Yes Chef" I nearly wept from the 'fizzy feeling' as Kush puts it, plus the weird role-reversal, as usually it'd be me doing what he said in the kitchen, him being the actual, qualified chef.

[@andieluke1366]

Love your uncle's humility. Glad you had that heartwarming moment!

[@helenswan705]

bless you both

[@tbrooke3016]

I love how supportive Kush is to Mike. Like he gives criticism but in a constructive cool way not just a "lmao you suck" kinda way 💮🌸

[@MazarRackham]

Kush didn't say "This is too salty and the kale is too chewy." He just asked Mike "Did you think this was too salty?", and then explained how kale can be tough to chew, and how to improve on it in the future by cutting the kale smaller. I would absolutely love to be trained by Kush in anything.

[@THENAMEISQUICKMAN]

To be fair he then compared Mike's food to something you'd get on day one at a culinary class with 12 year olds lol

[@bshaw8175]

its very chefy were its like "mate my grandmother makes better food and shes been dead for 12 years, I KNOW YOU CAN DO BETTER" its like playfull ribbing to push you to be better

[@tbrooke3016]

@@bshaw8175 yeah it definitely has friends having a little bit of a jab at each other. I feel like they both know where the bar is

[@tbrooke3016]

@@MazarRackham oh entirely! And the fact he immediately was like that sauce is really good shows that you can make him happy and tbh that would push me so much harder as someone with ADHD who needs the instant consequences to improve

[@morganalori]

Mike you should take it as a compliment that Kush went overkill on cool chefery for his dish. He treats you as an equal competitor. He knows you are a good cook even if it takes a panic station or a Huttlestorm to get through. I am always amazed at how good your stuff turns out. Great job from another normal from MD, USA. This format is fun.

[@lucroy3562]

This is an AMAZING video format/idea. I'd watch this type of video over and over and over. Way to go guys!

[@SortedFood]

So glad you enjoyed it 😀

[@luke-kz2mv]

i actually like the idea of both the normal and chef following the exact same recipe and seeing if it comes out differently.

[@morganalori]

even if the recipe is the lack of a recipe. this is fun

[@Anna_TravelsByRail]

Mike yelling “Do something” should be on a t-shirt.

[@SortedFood]

100% 😆

[@katiablejer2404]

also yelling at the dish "c'mon!"

[@YaaLFH]

Mike is channelling his inner Crowley a lot these days.

[@ShenSorein]

Wonder if that and Barry yelling "EMULSIFY!" on t-shirts would be best-sellers.

[@shobhamaharaj4503]

Mike asking Kush for help then quickly realizing the mischief he was about to unleash with giving Kush that much power. That would have been hilarious btw😂

[@Arcadia61]

I'd have kept quiet and listened to him speak to the camera and did the same.

[@SilkyDimi]

Fun concept. Mike has improved so much! Can’t wait to see the rest of the normals take this on

[@AuroDHikoshi]

Normals vs Kush

[@jd-cx2dh]

Yes, we need Barry vs ben and Jamie vs James

[@jjjaster7998]

I love how they debriefed after cooking. It shows the base of a recipe and how to bring it to the next level. I don't like fish cakes but the process is fabulous!

[@Idiomatick]

It would have been better with a quick 'what one thing would you change?'

[@elethomiel]

We need a whole series of Kush making everyone look bad. ...or maybe one where he teaches 12 year olds to cook better than Mike...

[@Y0G0FU]

... i would love if the target of that was Barry not Mike :P

[@mrharvest]

Oh that would be awesome!

[@TheCloudhopper]

I love the concept with the 12 year olds.

[@joshsdh]

Kush coaching a team of kid chefs vs Ebbers coaching the lads could be hilarious!

[@goldenghostinc]

​@@joshsdhOr even better, Kush coaching the Kids of the lads!

[@daphnea5447]

Mike’s rage when he tastes the purée is like he is speaking with capital letters 😂 “How Do You Make Things Taste. Like. That?!”

[@FunnyUncleAnimations]

Love to see Kush in front of the camera. Spot on analysis and guidance about the food and the process.

[@Y0G0FU]

Kush is such a nice Mentor to the Normals.. he compliments them where its needed but doesnt hold back when it comes to actually giving feedback and tries to push them further. We all know Mike can do better! We have seen it many times but he just is in his own way too much with unnecessary doubts. Cmon Mike you got this! :D

[@Lanka0Kera]

Constructive criticism is a skill. And when you have a teacher of any sort who really knows what they are teaching, they can give just right level of criticism. Well, comparing to 12 year olds was a bit Kush goblin'ess, but otherwise on point to give Mike a nudge to do better.

[@kkwong9190]

Great to see Kush being featured more. Miss James but Kush is a worthy replacement. He is lively, funny and mischievous (occasionally bordering on evil) 😮😅

[@Lanka0Kera]

Kush, the friendly kitchen goblin. And I love that he is sneaking in to fill the James size void in content. Hell, the "wild weekender" was easily worth the ticket to watch Kush cook, talk about cooking & *be a goblin.*

[@redeye1016]

He’s been in every video for months so not sure what you mean

[@catherine_404]

Kush is amazing, but he's not a replacement even though he is a cook. As if you enjoyed summer peaches, and now it's persimmon season. They are both excellent while being very different. And you want some good fruit either way...

[@johnhazlett3711]

I like James. They need to bring him back more often. He's usually very calm, buy sometimes a little unsure of himself, and deceptively funny dry wit.

[@rory4016]

I'll never get tired of watching a chef as skilled as Kush do their thing

[@MercenaryPen]

Time to put Barry into the next video- and have Kush show him up not only on the quality of the food but also the presentation

[@scottishflower8010]

Kush is getting so confident in front of the camera. I remember the beginning where he was so nervous. He’s such a great addition to the show.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Mike went from Frosted Tips Emo Boi to Eye Candy to Strong Daddy Grip. What a character arc! 🔥

[@daalelli]

I really enjoy listening to both of them talk through their thought processes.

[@noabakker1001]

this was amazing, you rlly saw Kush being so proud of what he did and actually acting as if he was shy about it. But I must admit, he wasn't as annoying or busy with bullying the other because he now could do his job, what he's so freaking good at. Nice to see him loving what he's best at and teaching the normals how to improve such a staple dish!!!

[@Todwop]

I can’t express how happy I am that Kush is consistently in videos nowadays! Absolutely love watching him cook

[@Damfotografia]

the realisation of giving the recipe to kush and taking back it right away followed by kush's reaction... just priceless

[@nitegloss]

This put a smile on my face. Thank you, SORTED!

[@SortedFood]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching :)

[@merlion6613]

I love how genuine and honest Mike is looking at Kush’s dish. He did so well ❤

[@toni_go96]

I want to see Kush go up against the other normals too though... A steak off with Jamie, and something vegetarian with Barry (cuz he mentioned he's cut down on his meat consumption)?

[@MercenaryPen]

I reckon against Barry the precise dish matters less for purposes of the challenge than putting an emphasis on how the dish is presented- Barry having always shown an emphasis on the visuals looking right

[@toni_go96]

@@MercenaryPen So a plating battle? Give Kush and Barry all the components that need to go into a dish and ask them to plate it up in the most beautiful way possible?

[@chastybs]

this would be great!!!!

[@LAJS1996]

One thing I would like to bring back is chef remote controls normals this time have Kush control all 3 normals for the same dish and see which turns out the best

[@iainburgess8577]

Kush is Really getting his camera personality & confidence on point. Absolutely loving it.

[@alexcanbecracked4831]

I know its obvious because hes a chef, but the fact kush just grabbed a potato and squished into the bowl with his bare hands without any reaction to the heat is genuinely so so impressive

[@kirstenbarbera9672]

I liked how it was juxtaposed with Mike having to abandon the potato because it was too hot lol. Normals would like to keep our fingers intact! 😂

[@alexcanbecracked4831]

@@kirstenbarbera9672 😂😂

[@MrDodgerdodson]

If your whole channel was this I'd love it sick. The secret techniques by the pros is what we love

[@EmilyWithers]

I'd love to see more of these. Maybe making a bunch of standard weekday meals the normal way v. the chef way? Really like this format.

[@Rosabels9243]

This is interesting! I do like the format of Normal w/ Recipe vs. Chef w/o recipe. It gives you an insight of how a chef utilizes base knowledge to create a dish just from its name alone. The notes at the bottom showing the values and techniques of a chef are a good touch. I also love Kush's energy! I bet Ben is relieved that he gets to have a break from these videos every now haha

[@marietailor3100]

Best new thing I’m going to try - parsley fried egg. Simple, yet looks amazing. It’s that kind of thinking that differentiates the chefs from the normals

[@Longtimelurker567]

That looks so yum ! Mike did soo well !

[@SortedFood]

He really did!

[@jamesbaio9327]

I will stand firm on my Kush/Ebbers cookoffs...the both of them are PURE joy to watch think on the fly and to watch as they cook.

[@JoseCastro-to6rx]

More of these please!!!!! I'm a cooking enthusiast and I love chefs tips and how he is genuinly interested in helping his bud

[@toni_go96]

Mike already sounds so bitter and we've just begun 😂

[@SortedFood]

It's a very hard task going up against Kush!

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

​@@SortedFoodkush is Best boy

[@Dexy83]

I was thinking the same thing! 😂

[@toni_go96]

Idk why though... Kush is delightful... He gives Mike's compliments, calls Mike 'chef', didn't do anything to sabotage Mike and actually was very nice to him. However chaotic we call Kush, it all melts away in the kitchen. He gets in the zone and just wants to make a really good dish.

[@whydoineedanameiwillneverp7790]

​@@toni_go96And then called his dish "12 year old's, after 2 days in cookery school" 😂 I think that cancelled out the nice 😂

[@roxanneturpin620]

I loved seeing Kush use a salt shaker...this trend of picking up the salt out of a tiny salt dish has made me crazy from the beginning. I know... but it's the little things that make us crazy.

[@mariannegrochol8384]

I loved this! It's a bit of cooking/chat/chef knowledge and a mini competition. It's amazing to see a skilled cook hone in on the important steps to save time & accomplish the tasks. It left Kush a bit of time to do his other sauce and throw out a parsley fried egg (which I am going to use). Thank you!! Fingers crossed for Poppy & Nigella in the studio soon!

[@pampoovey6722]

Kush is a whole mood. Why did you keep him hidden from us for so long?!

[@glasswingbutterfly]

This show was fabulous.... Mike made me LOL throughout, Kush was fun as well... I was also pleasantly surprised at how encouraging Chef Kush was with Mike as they tasted the two dishes. Kush gave Mike (and all of us) great tips to improve his dish the next time. Congrats to both of you for a great show.... Fun and informative! Ben would be so proud.... 😋💕

[@threethousandbees7260]

I would love to see Kush do some more step by step cooking videos. Recipes from sidekick even. Might make people more excited about it if they can see it be made and how good it looks.

[@coffeebot3000]

I loved this. I think the boys have gotten extremely good at cooking and coming up with recipes. But honestly, Kush and Ebbers constantly churn out just amazing dishes. It's what makes this channel so fun. More of this kind of challenge, please!

[@ginnyweatherbee7941]

Kush’s dish looked so good. I do hope more of theses happen, I think it’s a good barometer for the normals to see where they are at and maybe where they could get to.

[@bunkertons]

I really liked this one! Kush was super chill and seemed to genuinely enjoy himself. I would love to see more of the two of you guys together.

[@ope_is_me]

Really loved the little graphics with tips that went along with what Kush was doing/talking about. As a very normy normal, that little extra breakdown was really helpful!

[@beccablueeyes99]

I really like how Kush validates Mike and even told him that they know he can do better. A lot of times over the years, Mike has put himself down and he has always done at least a decent job, sometimes even an amazing job.

[@matchapurin]

man kush adds so much to the channel. i’m really gonna have to give sidekick a try. also mike don’t be so hard on yourself, i’m the same with ambiguous recipes.

[@traybake1]

you guys have such a talent for finding new formats to really showcase what you can do, amazing job guys another banger of an upload!

[@Grimmothy13]

If you ever get to cook with a chef and they can say "Yeah, I'm happy with that" in regards to their dish, you just KNOW its going to be out of this world. Chefs are perfectionists beyond what anyone outside the industry can understand, and if they're ever really "Happy" with a dish, it means its going to be incredible.

[@reyals474]

Kush has made a really beautiful dish, but honestly Mike made such a valiant effort. Equally great work from both sides, well done lads

[@InCardiaSnoop]

Already love it. The most sassiest of introductions.

[@Bartimusable]

Now i want "Kush coaches random child to cook better than a normal" as a series.

[@svenis97]

Man, watching Kush in his element is amazing! The flow, the thoughtfulness and the vision is impressive. But, kudos to Mike as well for making a tasty looking dish (which is what I would've made as well)

[@chris_is_here_oh_no]

Excellent video, these chef vs. normal competitions are always entertaining!

[@kathrinlancelle3304]

Mike and Kush just might be my favs. Mike is just so pretty. He totally has this Ryan Gosling vibe.

[@rgbyfiend]

I love how Kush does everything with no pretentiousness or fuss. Really great to be seeing more of him in front of camera!

[@DamirSecki]

so glad Kush has joined sorted... and that he finally stepped out to the light in front of the cameras. He is a great addition! Quite a character (a bit prick sometimes - which is always needed)... and a great chef! We need to see more of him

[@JemTart]

I really enjoy Kush's sarcasm 😂 his food looks beautiful too!

[@RoyceRemix]

Fantastic video and great concept! Mike is always a pleasure and Kush really played his role perfectly. I'll be honest, when Kush was first being slowly introduced to the channel, I wasn't sure how I felt about him because we mainly just saw him trolling/pranking the others. But his ability to talk through his process and explain why he's making his chefy decisions is really entertaining and intriguing.. And he had really great banter with Mike and felt much more like a well-informed colleague who wanted his friend to succeed, rather than just a prankster. Well done both, and please make more of this style of video, cheers!

[@sharonreed2753]

This is cool because Kush gives little tips of what Mike could have done differently and explains what and why.

[@Notbatman374]

Im glad they brought kush around to the front of camera. Hes a delight and knows how to cook. We needed some sarcasm and mischief without james around.

[@oOostarbabyoOo]

I love the way Kush talks about how he cooked to Mike. It's really pleasant!

[@sepeck2]

I love these. I love the contrast, which helps me learn better what's missing.

[@Lanka0Kera]

Need second part for the "serie" couple of months ago: Kush cooking from Mike's left overs like Ben did with Barry!

[@bella.r5091]

I would absolutely love to see something like this with mush doing more teaching. He seems like a natural at it! I’m guess that’s partly what he does behind the scenes anyway? Great video guys!!

[@andrewwestfall65]

I love the grin Kush gives when he says something cheeky

[@Getpojke]

That was fun. It reminded me of cooking with a couple of mates of mine. We're all pretty decent in the kitchen & it was fun seeing our different takes whilst using the same ingredients. Would like to see more of these.

[@angrypotato_fz]

Great idea, very enjoyable too watch. I'm glad Kush seems to be more and more comfortable in front of the camera - it's great to watch him cook and he has some nice pieces of advice (and also a different sense of humour, another value added). At the same time Mike brings the uncertaintly and slight messiness of a home cook, which makes it really easy to empathise. I'm always happy to hear their final remarks - how both chef and normal can praise the efforts of the other one and humbly accept the truth about the areas needing some improvement. It's also very useful to see that some technique does make a huge difference for a dish - so it's worth going extra mile!

[@MysticalMisterMox]

Great video! The Sorted of old but modernized! I love it! Fun and entertainment combined with a mixture of specific and general cooking tips from a trained professional :D

[@colette4650]

I like how the video showcased Kush and Mike taking the same steps, with different technique-like Mike fumbling the skins off the garlic vs Kush pounding them with the knife and being done with it. Nice to see the parallel to see what to emulate

[@xBrokenMirror2010x]

Too be honest, I don't think you guys do "sides" very often, because you focus generally on making an entire meal. What about a Chef vs Normal for some basic side dish, like French Fries. Something that is specifically made to be served with something else, or as a snack food.

[@shanewilson7994]

On thing I absolutely love about Kush. He's playful, he can be chaotic, but when it comes to them having a discussion at the end, he's so helpful.

[@cprfenom]

I just love Kush. He's kind and savage in the right measure. Plus a wicked sense of Humour.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

It’s Kushtastrophe vs Huttlestorm! Everyone should be on high alert and of course we’ll be rewarded with face journeys. Also, so excited to see what they come up with! Happy Wednesday to SortedFood HQ and the Community!

[@samslife8073]

happy wednesday to you too 😃

[@PokhrajRoy.]

@@samslife8073 Thank you!

[@jdknows8314]

Kush on camera is awesome. Brings a totally different personality dynamic to the boys.

[@zangrat]

Loved this challenge, loved to see more of these styles. Be awesome to see chef vs chef or normal vs normal

[@MatthewWaltonWalton]

I love warching Kush cook and him explaining what he's doing. It all sounds so straightforward and joyful! Bringing him on screen has been a fantastic move. There should be joy in food. I wonder if Mike would have done better without the pressure of being compared to a chef. He's capable of better, but we also know he needs a lot more time to work on his improvisational cookery skills.

[@toma6842]

This was a great idea for a video, Kush getting so much more confident with the camera too!

[@danniantagonist]

Great format! Kush just sizzles on camera. SO much sass!!

[@RumoSenpai]

I think this is the perfect format for Kush! You really get to see him in his element. Incredible!!!

[@DMVoak]

Kush is a really great teacher, he doesn't make you feel like an incompetent fool, and if he has a harsh comment, he tempers it with humor.

[@katiablejer2404]

love to see Kush 100% comfortable in front of the camera in a professional way, I mean we already knew he can go crazy Kush in front of the camera blowtorching everything, and we love it too, but it's nice to see him cook and explain everything so efficiently and interact with mike (daddy grip Michael)

[@katiablejer2404]

also please don't become Barry leaving the hobs on Kush, we have enough panic with one of you

[@hannahk1306]

To be fair to Mike, finishing a dish at the same time as a professional chef is pretty impressive!

[@RBRB431]

Love seeing how Kush used the extra ingredients to make more elements on the same dish, it made the more interesting. I'd never think of that as a normal, I'd just keep them for later for another day.

[@amelie_air]

I really wanna give Mike a big hug - what a good effort! (don't let these chefs get you down!)

[@bernardohchongching224]

skill is not the factor that is differentiating them, it's experience. Kush can visualize the fish he likes to eat, "small fish chunks, deep fried not shallow, chopped cabelonero..........". Kush then improvises by adding he *wants to eat*, carrot puree, fried egg. Mike panicked and was used to planning ahead with recipes, not thrown in with only words. He couldn't make out what he wanted and resulted in him doing the bare minimum following the words, chopped fish into whatever size chucks, need to fry so let's just use the least amount of oil because I don't wanna use too much, cabelonero whole cause why not. There was a time where he improvised when he added the fish sauce to it. But he punched himself down cause it wasn't in the words, so he felt like he cheated. contras that to Kush's reaction, he was so happy and surprised Mike had such a good idea, and even implied that he would have done the same if he knew there was fish sauce. This overview is in hindsight and not trying to throw shade, this experience is very had to explain to someone unless they either experienced it or watched it themselves. I applaud sorted for having such a good video idea. But feels as though they didn't explain it well enough. If Mike or the people who watched this not only take away the surface lvl of the video, which was that Kush dominated Mike. But also learn important it is to "visualize and confidently take steps towards" the end goal, if he did, I'm confident Mike's cooking will be elevated at least two levels about Barrie and Jamie's.

[@D_ytAcct]

Another thing i really like about this video is how it's not got the time pressure so mike can really do relatively well - with the stress being the obtuse instructions not time pressure

[@HectiXGaming]

Thanks for yet another Sorted video! I was recommended a video by a friend recently because I'm Canadian. I thought it would be fun to see your approach to it since it has a history element as well for Ben. Its a Canadian dish called Rubaboo, also known an Pemican Stew. I don't know if I can leave a link but the video is called "Rubaboo - Pemmican Stew of Canadian Mounties" by the KZbinr "Tasting History with Max Miller". Thanks again for the video and all the best!

[@caledoniansmurf3691]

Just watched Max LOL

[@christineh14]

We need a Sorted/Tasting History collaboration and soon. That would be so fun!

[@zeideerskine3462]

Brilliant concept. Another great one would be each team member cooking for all the others. Or Kush and Ben trying to recreate LiZiQi recipes.

[@debs5039]

Would love to see the chefs recreate a LiZiqi recipe. She’s amazing. Her videos are for the soul as much as anything else. So calming and incredible. Love the woman ❤

[@nanasguy]

Sorted video day is my favorite days of the week! Thank you, all of you, always!

[@MagicTurtle643]

Mike is SO self-deprecating. I love him.

[@nielvinceproductions]

I just absolutely love kush!! He's such a good addition to the crew! love you guys so much, only hope you guys all the success and love!

[@colinwebb5018]

Need more of these vids, Kush and Ben against the normals in this format! Please!