Uncle Roger AMAZED by PERFECT EGG FRIED RICE Chef Wang Gang / Japanese bilingual Reaction / Eng ver.

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Japanese bilingual lady Reacts To: Uncle Roger AMAZED by PERFECT EGG FRIED RICE Chef Wang Gang
We are reacting to a video: Uncle Roger and his hilarious Egg Fried Rice videos!
The actual comedian behind Uncle Roger is Nigel Ng and his channel name is @mrnigelng　
/ nigelscomedythings
We reacted to his videos- the BBC Good Food, but go and watch all his other videos too, they're very funny!
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Uncle Roger AMAZED by PERFECT EGG FRIED RICE Chef Wang Gang
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[@Vostadues]

Okie, let me explain the running water a bit... With this design of the stove setting, the inside of the "fire pit" is extremely hot, especially the strength of the fire is boosted by a powered blower, so it's just like a blacksmith furnace. The running water here serve as cooling mechanic, cooking water and cleaning water all at the same time, and if you don't let the water running and keep it cool, the stove can get damaged due to overheating.

[@LibeliumDragonfly]

Not many people have experience cooking with a jet propulsion engine though

[@theaterofsouls]

ahhhhh so des ka thanks!

[@Frendh]

Uncle Roger explains this in the video.

[@pl4zm4dragosfgv12]

so essentially its the kitchen equivalent of watercooled pcs?

[@Vostadues]

@@pl4zm4dragosfgv12 Yap, sort of... Just imaging that you can also use the the heated up water from the watercooler to make coffee when you are using the computer...

[@havokmusicinc]

Chef Wang is the most pro Chinese cooking channel on the internet. Quick videos, no bullshit, just cooking and honesty. Even if you don't speak Mandarin the subtitles are good, and even without subtitles sometimes it is easy enough to follow if you recognize the subtitles

[@haryanwar1263]

Uncle Wang are the real pro

[@SwiftieBlink03]

Well he's Chinese... He should know his egg fried rice. It's their pride ☺️. I am proud even if I'm not a Chinese. As a chef, I welcome innovation, but will forever honor the authentic ones.

[@shogun2heroicvictories15]

Lots of ways to use the running water. Main principle is to keep the surface of the cooking top cool, so it doesn't get damaged due to the high heat the stove creates. The water can be used to top up on soup stock, which some restaurants have and use. Water also used for cooking, whether to flash steam or boil. Water for cleaning, woks are easy to clean on the stove, due to them still being quite hot and well oiled before cooking, a splash of cold water helps remove any stuck food items, and makes it easy to clean, and there is a drain on the left of the chef that filters any food items. Imagine having to pile woks in a sink for cleaning like western pans in a western kitchen. It also means less hands needs for washing up. since everyone is responsible for their own wok.

[@grummmly]

You can also wet Jamie oliver's dry packed rice ;)

[@theaterofsouls]

@@grummmly hahahaha

[@cliffelliott9331]

Cold water is always necessary. To clean the wok, to shock blanched food to stop cooking, to add into wok to cool while cooking...etc

[@moldveien1515]

Very big fan of chef Wang he makes alot cooking tutorials in a brief No bullshit manner, and is overall down to earth. My favorite is when he tried surströmming (a swedish kind of fermented Cannes herring, that the internet likes to make challanges out of), but instead of taking the piss, Wang took the time to look up how to eat it properly and was overall very respectfull, though after doing it the swedish way he decided it needed chili oil 😅

[@ghleu]

For finding a word similar to "para-para" of japanese in chinese, you can try this word "粒粒分明".😀

[@angeloromerios230]

Peach is so Pretty and her reaction is so Cute❤️

[@Katarax]

chef wong gong is amazing, i can smell his food through screen

[@thelegittaco974]

Did Peach inadvertently roast Auntie Helen?🤣🤣🤣

[@critcal]

Uncle smile was so wholesome, I rewatch a few time's. That all we want. Make our family and friends smile.

[@AndrewHahaLee]

Regarding cooling water: Chef Wang explains it in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4W2pIuHYp6VpLM It is to prevent heat damage to the cooking appliances from overheating. 👍 He also does a demo of what will happen to the stove when the water evaporates.

[@rev.paull.vasquez4001]

That was a good video.

[@rev.paull.vasquez4001]

I think he is using the lower part of the green onion to fry with and the greenest part for garnish/finishing. Also, since one of the reasons for outdoor kitchens is the smell of the aromatics/spicy elements, and Japanese cuisine has fewer of these, it makes sense that fewer outdoor kitchens are found there.

[@Dev-zg7wt]

She's so cutee when she learns what its for. So happy👌

[@deejaysexay]

Lol hilarious as usual. Definitely made me hungry for once!! Very Cooool earrings 🍑 Upping your fashion game every episode YE EAHH 😋

[@jamescecil3417]

That water keeps the burner from over heating, the gas fire is very powerful.

[@michaelhughes4112]

Your English collectively is perfect. As an Englishman myself I understand all your intricacies and humour. I don't think you need subtitles at all x bless you for wonderful content

[@freshtart5465]

the cooking equipment will break without the running water. it cools the equipment.

[@suzannesellers7383]

You guys are wonderful. So bright and fun. It seems that Uncle Roger is bringing in a lot of new channels using KZbin algorithm. Wishing you all the best.

[@paulallaker8450]

I've only just stumbled across your channel and I'm really enjoying your content. Your English is very good, you don't need subtitles. Have subbed. 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@LogiForce86]

Also running water kan be used to keep some ingrediënts cool. I tend to make nasi goreng with a cold topping of cucumber quarters and beansprouts and lettuce, which you keep in slow running water so they stay nice and cold. So you just make nasi goreng and then you add cucumber, beansprouts and lettuce. After that you add some saté sauce and break some krupuk on top of it as a finishing touch garnish. Due to the cold topping its a very refreshing meal to eat on a hot day.

[@wrenchhanjaya6484]

Indo bro?

[@LogiForce86]

@@wrenchhanjaya6484 Nope just Dutch. Lots of Indo around me all my life though, but that's not too crazy since Indonesia was part of The Netherlands. 😉

[@kissthevoidforme_]

Just hilarious 😂😂 Waiting for your version of fried rice 👌👌

[@rev.paull.vasquez4001]

Oh, that already happened! Check out their video section of their KZbin page.

[@TheRealK6]

In all reality... outdoor kitchens just make sense... you can make a large fire... but the smells are also not contained to a confined space. You can drop stuff and it becomes fertilizer :).... you can even make a mess and not really worry about what visitors think....

[@ScarriorIII]

I've been fortunate to have the opportunity to go to hibachi style in the US several times, and I've got to say, I've never been disappointed. The restaurants may be separate, but each cooks almost exactly the same, which means they aren't making stuff up.

[@abdelkaderelbachir3817]

So good 😁

[@free_gold4467]

I think that when you reach 3,000 subs you should take us out to see a little bit of Japan! (depending on the Covid situation of course).

[@katrinalyons652]

Yes please

[@ronluo2682]

very interesting group,like your videos

[@margauxspencer3669]

I discover your channel because of Uncle Roger. Its funny to think that Uncle Roger roasting Jamie Olivers cooking. I cant cook any delicious dish, but I can eat them. 😍

[@eamondooley7064]

Well yeah fresh running water always you know can be diverted anywhere it needs to be used. So fresh cold running water has many uses. It just has to be kept in check so that there's not too much waste.

[@sandking5493]

19:13 that surprise smile haha

[@huubie1]

The fact that Peach knows Dragon Ball... Instant sub!

[@theaterofsouls]

damn, i'm binge watching your videos lol

[@Alemanimage]

Cooking session!!

[@JunLong]

You should check chef wang video if you want more information about the water. He explains it

[@free_gold4467]

Nice amount of chilli!

[@HenriqueErzinger]

About para-para, in Brasil we say the rice is "soltinho".

[@eamondooley7064]

Gordon Ramsay kitchen nightmares. Honestly anything Gordon ramsay, or some of the voiceless foreign gourmet shows that are German or middle eastern, they have no commentary but the strange and unique way that they perform is always very entertaining and I bet you guys would do a great job of broadening the perspective on those shows! Thank you so much! Sugoi!

[@greatcommissiontv7477]

All we need is Passion for food and creepy uncle next to you 😂😂😂😂

[@ericchen721]

I love you Peach!

[@Wolf_3125]

I can't say I blame hime for Nigella Lawson 😍

[@Craigwood202]

Q & A!!! How did you guys meet? What is your relationship to each other?

[@leeloongchean]

So pretty!

[@richardandhika8326]

I think it's similar with/ or can be called "old way Air Conditioner" in the pass?

[@free_gold4467]

Para para is part of my vocabulary now :)

[@josetheragood3213]

I have been drinking Tabasco out of the bottle since I was seven or eight years old. I understand where your coming from.

[@skystorm9216]

first!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@skystorm9216]

first

[@skystorm9216]

first

[@WhoStoleMyAlias]

6:29 Those are actually leeks and people usually throw away the tough green part. Green onions (or spring onions) really look like tiny onions with long stringy leafs attached to it, like this : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scallion#/media/File:CSA-Red-Spring-Onions.jpg

[@jeffsoh3388]

Please review Yang Zhou fried rice by chef Wang gang 😉😉

[@samljer]

That kind of stove is like a metal smelting furnace its gas powered with an air fed blower the water keeps it from literally melting.

[@cliffelliott9331]

Para-para = silk rice. Smooth, separated and creamy.

[@EduardBirkaya]

Lol, in Israel or in Hebrew "para-para" means "cow-cow" which used to be an advertisement campaign for milk chocolate in the most popular milk chocolate bars in there. There was a song associated with "para-para" as it's main chorus.

[@zaarkhananal7165]

Tabasco is not spicy and it has vinegar which is gross. Harissa is spicy, but there are two kinds, the traditional roasted one and the one made from fresh chilies which is a little sweeter.

[@VictorMartinez90SRULER]

I subscribed only for Peach. ❤️

[@Ace_of_Empires]

I love Peach

[@lokithecat7225]

Kungfu Hustle is worth reacting to, if you haven't.

[@katrinalyons652]

Please, can u do a show where you explain the Japanese TEA ceremony and what each step means or is symbolising please. Pretty pretty please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jersonquitola4548]

The running water is spring water. That's why they dont close it

[@jersonquitola4548]

Its a typical water source in mountainous areas. They connect water hoses in springs that's why they dont close it

[@love60199]

水會一直開著是因為火太大了 如果水燒乾了 那個灶台會燒壞的

[@rosemarylawrence4794]

Hihihihihi

[@dylanpicquet8149]

You guys should try some reaper Carolina reaper if you guys want to try spicy

[@tkur3489]

Please riview uncle roger get roasted with malaysian pro chef...chef wan..it would be awesomw

[@sasoriakasuna4098]

I highly recommend you to watch chef James Makinson, he is a professional chef who also reacts to Uncle Roger but I think you may be interested in his informative manner and calm personality.

[@laurenceninouy2645]

just like an engine without radiator or coolant, it will overheat easily and be toasted

[@yanxiao3413]

Reacted to mr olive oil makeing Indo. gado gado , see how he mass up again.

[@panghongyuen8201]

Para-para in chinese word "粒粒分明"

[@lcb8888]

it will be easier for chef to wash the wok and add water.

[@christiannamarieterenama6254]

Water is spicier that Tabasco…

[@anthp1c518]

You have the Demon Slayer show in the background I like that

[@jamesnicholas7665]

Signed demon slayer art⁉️ so cool

[@vamsikrishna-]

Did anyone tell you look like elder version of emiru from OTK gaming group

[@viperclive6782]

You're so pretty...

[@boboah1]

Could go meta and react to your first video

[@user-sh8cb7lb1o]

para para = 颗粒分明

[@TheUndecidedFrog]

Para para = singulation

[@jamesgarcia7635]

Pls react on Filipino foods too....

[@sailen8787]

Is she emiru mom? Look similiar to me

[@Mehpew]

Here I was thinking Peach didn't speak English much because she wasn't that confident

[@tonyrock123]

Wow I forced the handful of your videos in the last week or so that she speaks in Japanese but this is the first time I tune in and she starts speaking in English with a perfect North American accent. Just totally threw me off

[@user-kj4ut2hb7w]

Para para mandarin （da san 打散）

[@lutkrol]

Are you guys Husband and wife? Or Business partners?

[@colbybarker7774]

Is the beautiful lady single? So attractive 😍

[@112313]

umm....spring onion and green onion...different thing right?

[@benjaminrequenez9586]

Spring onion = scallion = green onion

[@GRINSEK4TZE1]

u wanna seperate each grain of rice? so u are ricist?

[@emanelmusleem8050]

you watch dragon ball too?how old are you?

[@LibeliumDragonfly]

dragon ball was old

[@acarriere30]

he is using pan to scoop on spoon because its a non stick pan. 15:40

[@elijahyourdad3937]

It is a wok made by metal, not a non stick pan. He used a bit of oil to heat up the wok, then pour it out, add cold oil in wok, so the wok can be non stick this time.

[@Kiri2155]

This girl don't looks like japanese at all! sorry to ask but you half? I mean you half Japanese or Caucasian?

[@pschannel]

Half Japanese half canadian

[@porkdog6644]

Where is Steve from? He looks really creepy