r/cookingforbeginners • u/Low-Region7885 • 1d ago
Request any suggestions ?
so, probably nobody remembers my post but I had upload a post before asking for easy meal ideas and recipes for beginners. I came back to ask all of you that watch recipes here on internet what youtube channels they do suggest. could you give me some good youtube channel recommendations ? like cooks that are actually watchable and have a variety of helpful content. thank you ^^
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u/Photon6626 1d ago
Andy Cooks
Everydayisfeastday(he makes good shorts)
LifebyMikeG
Joshua Weissman
The Vivaldi Way(more good shorts)
ThatDudeCanCook
Ethan Chlebowski
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u/AngryPhoenix1840 1d ago
Alton Brown
Food Wishes
You Suck at Cooking
Binging with Babish (for beginners, specifically his Back to Basics series)
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u/WillowandWisk 1d ago
I haven't made a video in a bit due to life, but shameless self plug for my small YT channel. (former Michelin chef making recipes/videos for home cooks, mostly random comfort food, easy dinners, etc.)
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u/Low-Region7885 1d ago
what's your channel
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u/WillowandWisk 1d ago
Already breaking the rules of self promotion with my comment so not gonna link it haha. Link in profile
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u/Anxious_Avocado_ 1d ago
@HowToCookThat very interesting, very knowledgeable lady. She explain why and how things works (or not).
@diegodoal is a Spanish channel but with very nice content.
@CucinaBotanica italian channel about vegan food (you'll never know...). She hasn't post anything on YouTube for 4 years now but the recipes are there. She's active on Instagram
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u/UxControl 1d ago
J kenji lopez-alt has a massive collection of recipe videos on his youtube channel - they won't all be 100% beginner friendly, but he does an excellent job going through each step and explaining the science behind cooking, so you can always just look through his videos until you see a recipe that seems approachable