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What wouldn't YouTuber Emmymade eat? Listen to this week's podcast to find out!

EmmyMade prepares to cook rib steak in a glass jar. I first heard about the Emmymade YouTube channel from a food friend who was about to attempt her rib steak cooked in a jar. By the way, that rib steak in a jar is basically beef stew. Check it out. I thought she peaked with her MRE reviews. I did buy that chicken once.

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I'm like, well, what if I just film myself talking about whatever it is that I'm exploring or opening or tasting and just — it just started from there. All of it, emmymade youtube.

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Jiggly Japanese cheesecake — by now the stuff of legends. A confection with a sweet fluffy crumb that defies gravity. For anyone only familiar with the classic New York-style cheesecake , this dessert will be a bit of a surprise. Though this cheesecake originated in Japan, due to its happy jiggliness, it quickly traveled the globe. Just take it out of the larger pan, remove your foil, unlock the spring, remove the parchment wrapping, and you should have a beautiful, jiggly, cotton cheesecake. Just out of the oven it is warm and fluffy, the mouthfeel much like a custard with its pronounced eggy flavor. Instead, it is much more like a chiffon, or an angel food cake: fluffy, light, airy, foamy. But much better than an angel food cake! The pronounced egg flavor has definitely mellowed, leaving you to taste more of the butter and the sweetness. And the texture is phenomenal.

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Cooking can be relatively easy when you have no constraints — access to the best produce, finest ingredients, no limits on the cut of meat or the price of the cheese. But what do you do when times are hard? When you have little money but many mouths to feed? When times are hard and cash is low, we need a new way of looking at cooking, one that values ingenuity and invention over ingredients and technique. Now, I did have to scale things up a bit as her recipe seemed more likely to feed only two or three.

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What's your number one go-to piece of equipment? A lot of them are from viewers. I made, like, chicken tenders. So here I am, a grown woman sitting in front of a laptop in front of the window, opening packages of candy and mixing. Or, "I am a farmer and I make this. If it's part of a tradition or culture, she'll taste it. Like my kids would usually come back home from school and they'll be sitting there on the counter, like, "What is that? What a bunch of nerds we are. And I get very frustrated when they just say, "It's delicious. But you actually go on this journey and you actually eat the insects and grubs as you go along. I'm thinking of my next like two meals. EMMY They will not hurt you.

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I think part of it was also just the process of it all, which kind of was just a big, big tease. Email Address. Well, what's so cool is like so I made the recipe, but then other people were saying, "Oh, we make a version of this using lime juice. So I'll make a miso soup, put on a pot of rice. It is absolutely. All of it. Please say onions, Justin. Just anything meat. And then you drop your potatoes in their jackets, the whole potato right into the pot, in the pine rosin, and they're just bubbling up. EMMY Yeah. And, of course, all the Danes that were watching would get a great laugh. How do you cook it? Great Chefs.