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What wouldn't YouTuber Emmymade eat? Listen to this week's podcast to find out! If one word sums up Emmy Cho, aka Emmymade, emmymade youtube, it's curious. The host of YouTube's Emmymade in Japan can't resist unfamiliar food.

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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It's beautiful there. I think if someone's eating it and it's considered part of a culture.

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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.

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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. But the math still works out. Most of us would never think of saving the peels from the various fruits and vegetables that we consume. Usually when we think of pies, apple, cherry, blueberry, or pumpkin come to mind. But what if those main ingredients are hard to come by or too expensive for you to buy?

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In fact, here in Alabama — I don't know if you know this because you lived in Japan, you may be aware of it. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Email Address. And don't forget, you can find thousands of recipes, meal ideas, and cooking how-tos from the world's largest community of cooks at Allrecipes. And you would do this outside because there's such a strong smell of pine that happens. For like a hour timer, I'll wash the rice and have it sitting in the thing and by dinnertime it's ready. EMMY Well, it was wonderful because I think what I gained so much from it, but these kind of virtual followers and virtual subscribers and just friends that I've made through this media has just been so wonderful. You just seem like it's inside you, ingrained in you. Create profiles to personalise content. Or I don't even care how old you are. But it's still made today, this type of Beggar's Chicken. But we love it. So turpentine comes from sap of the pine trees and then it's distilled for the turpentine, which is used as a solvent in painting. But food. But, you know?

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But after watching all your videos, I'm like, I am a novice. We all need to eat. It would be just like Christmas, to be opening packages and not knowing how to read them and opening them and tasting them and eating things wrong. And people who really know me know that. And it's so fun. EMMY Well, it was wonderful because I think what I gained so much from it, but these kind of virtual followers and virtual subscribers and just friends that I've made through this media has just been so wonderful. Like us on Facebook? Thanks for your feedback! Oh, my gosh. Develop and improve services. If you could rate this podcast and leave us a review. I didn't even like starch. EMMY No, but the legs are good.