This channel is all about the interesting stories behind the food you want to eat, and cooking it too. Every recipe has a story behind it, and once you know that story, you taste the food a little differently. I’ve always found that cooking is more interesting when there’s context behind the dish at hand. Knowing a little bit of history, believe it or not, can make you a smarter, more thoughtful cook.

I spent a few years working as a private chef, I’ve worked in restaurants in both the front and back of the house, washed dishes, worked in a concessions stand… and that’s not a sad attempt at a flex, it just means I've made many of the mistakes a kitchen can throw at you, usually more than once. And I intend to use those lessons learned to help you become a better, more technical cook.

So thanks a mille for watching and I hope you dig the vids!


Adam Witt

Controversial question for a Saturday morning 🥡 Does PEANUT BUTTER belong in an egg roll? 🥜

Turns out, some Chicago-style egg rolls have a secret ingredient. And yes, I put it in mine. 👀

Full story: https://youtu.be/efNr-XeYVms

1 week ago | [YT] | 42

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You're ordering egg rolls. Which dipping sauce are you grabbing FIRST? 🥡🥢

We made three classic sauces from scratch (and put a fourth to the test) while digging into the surprisingly weird history of the Chinese-American egg roll.

Full story: https://youtu.be/efNr-XeYVms

1 week ago | [YT] | 67

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Controversial question for a Saturday morning 🌮 Does pineapple belong on tacos al pastor? 🍍

Our guest chef thinks pineapple actually takes AWAY from the taco. 👀

We might need to settle this one. Full video: https://youtu.be/eZ8rshRBURw

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 58

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Which spit-roasted legend are you choosing? 🌮🔥

Al pastor has a pretty wild family tree, and it all started long before the taco we know today. We traced its journey from the Middle East to Mexico (and made a MASSIVE trompo along the way). Watch here: https://youtu.be/eZ8rshRBURw

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 58

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You guys look at my ham and cheese.

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 270

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Controversial question for a Saturday morning 🧅 French onion soup should be made with...

In France, chicken stock is common. Somehow, beef stock became the default for a lot of us on this side of the Atlantic. Full story: https://youtu.be/oMLs-Retk5o

4 weeks ago | [YT] | 83

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What makes or breaks French onion soup? 🧅
It’s basically four simple components, which means every single one has to pull its weight.

Full breakdown:🥣 https://youtu.be/oMLs-Retk5o

1 month ago | [YT] | 80

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Controversial question for a Saturday morning 🌯 A chicken Caesar wrap is...

And before you answer, remember: Caesar salad was invented in Mexico. 👀 Full story: https://youtu.be/YzK2rZDnLIk

1 month ago | [YT] | 80

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Pick your Caesar 🥬

The original Caesar salad was invented in Tijuana and looked VERY different from the one most of us eat today. Full story here🌯 https://youtu.be/YzK2rZDnLIk

1 month ago | [YT] | 67

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Controversial question for a Saturday morning: If fries need ketchup, are they actually good fries? 🍟

I brought back McDonald’s old fries and tried them naked. The fries, obviously 👀 https://youtu.be/tl12rMciweE

1 month ago | [YT] | 82