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Top Comments of this video!! :3

@Kryptos.

8 months ago

Iā€™ve learned so much food wisdom from the Weissman.
Thank you!

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@sm5970

7 months ago

I work in a 4 star hotel as a kitchen helper. I do meal prep and sometimes season for the Head Chef, but only precisely how she says (sheā€™s the one that trained me, and sheā€™s better than all the other chefs).
She tastes all the time and approves before of cause, and Iā€™ve mastered her seasoning and combinations.

When I get home, I make some of the meals we make at work and my wife is blown away. I canā€™t wait to host parties because my cooking has really went through the roof now working in a kitchen.

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@agaragar8100

7 months ago

5th hack is so important. Learnt from experience

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@extravirginoliveoil7967

7 months ago

Best things I learnt working in a kitchen wereā€¦ damp towel/ wet paper towel under the chopping board to stop it sliding around, how not to chop an onion (some guy cut the end of his finger off the 5th day I was there) someone then showed me how to actually do it which is the same technique I use to this day. And always remember to label and date the stuff in the fridge or the chef will scream at you for an hour.

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@Chicago_jake

7 months ago

I learned so much working in restaurants, mainly how to deal with irrational people

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@ky1efish

4 months ago

the anderson pak in the background is such a nice addition

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@ElLenadorLA

8 months ago

I have a scar from grabbing a blazing hot cast iron fajita dish with a wet towel, still finished the shift but Iā€™ll never forget to use dry towels šŸ˜‚

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@kaitlynboss3497

7 months ago

"A wet heat protector is a heat conductor" that always stuck in my mind

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@alexanderbruwer9363

7 months ago

I use the plastic bags I get from the grocery store when shopping to throw garbage away while cooking. That way it's all tied up in a neat little bag and when I throw out the garbage it's not just a bunch of random garbage seeping out and tearing the bag

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@melmarmoria167

4 months ago

"clean trash while cooking into one bin" uhhh my german heart just shuddered violently upon seeing RestmĆ¼ll, BiomĆ¼ll and Altpapier go into the same bin

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@CraftyVegan

7 months ago

I worked in an ultra fast paced restaurant in Florida (spring break style) and learned all these tricks, too.
For my trash cleanup, I have a paper grocery bag that I use and throw it directly in the trash after (or the compost pile when I was able to do that)
And side note: no grains in the compost pile unless itā€™s your tabletop one. Rats will come and infest your backyard if you put grains in your compost pile.

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@aleksandranakonieczna9880

7 months ago

All I could hear was "Do you wanna make it betterrr?". Great song choice for hacks video ngl

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@SolrSurfr3

7 months ago

Definitely using the waste bin idea, my biggest problem in cooking is not cleaning up as I go. Also love the ice bath idea - itā€™s like a reverse double boiler!

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@rickcoona

7 months ago

I've been using those for DECADES since learning them in a French cooking class back in 1976! glad you are passing them onto a new generation who can actually COOK!

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@ChefLukeMurray

8 months ago

The waste one is so true, it is very annoying to walk to the trash can after cutting or using whatever. Having a bin whether that be a bowl or a hotel pan, something like that makes cooking easier and quicker

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@rayyanmakki9763

7 months ago

ā€œLove youā€ made me so happy to have another mother by my side

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@KLOUD909

8 months ago

I love seeing other chefs on yt. Makes me feel like my job is important...

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@CurtisMayfeild

2 months ago

Probably the best thing I learned working in restaurants is to have a sense of urgency along with timing. That carries over to other things in life.

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@GrubELiT3

7 months ago

Ive been cooking for so long and it took me forever to realize some of this stuff. Make more videos like this please!

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@TheBanginCooks

7 months ago

Keeping your cooking space is super crucial when cooking!! I agree with you 100% Josh!

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