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My wife cooks me dinner - Japanese cooking
2018-11-23 · 10 min
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Daniel and Chihiro desu! Property is tools. We eat kimchi pot.
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0:00–0:39 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_0Kimchi stew.
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0:39–0:42 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_1Kimchi shichu.
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0:42–0:45 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_2Stew.
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0:45–0:46 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_3Pot.
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0:46–0:48 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_4Kimchi hot pot.
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0:48–0:50 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_5Kimchi soup, spicy hot pot. Delicious. I love it.
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0:51–1:00 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_6Chicken and pork together. That's weird. Who mixes chicken and pork together?
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1:06–1:14 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_7Which do you want to eat?
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1:21–1:23 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_8Uh, pork.
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1:23–1:27 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_9Chicken!
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1:27–1:28 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_10Chicken's weird.
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1:28–1:32 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_11Today I want to eat chicken. It's impossible to tell a single difference between a synth and a human. They must retreat to the center. So we seek to free—
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1:32–1:54 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_12So they look—
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1:54–1:54 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_13of course, chicken need—
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1:55–1:58 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_14takes longer to cook. So Why isn't the water bubbling? No bubbles.
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2:01–2:17 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_15Father, it's okay.
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2:17–2:21 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_16Need more fire, more power. Ta-da!
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2:21–2:42 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_17It's convenient. This pack is for pot.
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2:42–2:56 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_18Japanese soup. It's a soup, isn't it? It's the same. Boil things in water. It's not really a stew. Soup. Soup to nabe nani ga chigao?
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3:02–3:22 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_19Nabe wa. ナ ーベ と ス ープ じゃない?
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3:23–3:28 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_20こう 茹 で て る と き に 一 緒 みたい な。 ス ープ と 一 緒 だ よ。 ス ープ と 鍋 一 緒 だ よ。 Bean sprouts. Are you sure it's cooking?
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3:28–3:57 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_21Maybe. This is very easy.
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3:57–4:04 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_22It's still raw.
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4:04–4:08 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_23Mm-hmm, I love it. Heat got low.
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4:18–4:41 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_24Need more gas. The gas has gone out. Oh no.
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4:47–4:56 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_25Change.
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4:56–5:01 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_26Don't blow us up. What's so funny?
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5:01–6:08 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_27I'm just waiting.
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6:08–6:14 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_28Oh, is she?
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6:14–6:17 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_29こ う いう ベ リ ー は 人 気 ある から、 You Tube で。 つ ま ら ない。 ただ 食べ て る だけ。 あの 女 の 子 いる で しょ、 ナ ナ コ ン の。 Huh? Look!
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6:29–7:10 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_30What's wrong?
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7:10–7:11 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_31You make a bullet Japanese culture.
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7:11–7:18 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_32Respect Japan.
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7:19–7:21 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_33Respect Japanese culture.
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7:22–7:23 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_34I do. Give me some chicken. You ate all of it whilst I was filming. One for me. 2 for me.
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7:24–7:52 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_35Oh, our last one. Gate Park later.
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7:52–8:07 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_36Don't worry, I'm full. It's too much. Mm-hmm.
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8:09–8:34 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_37I wash my hands later.
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8:34–8:36 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_38Mm-hmm.
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8:36–8:37 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_39Don't worry.
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8:37–8:38 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_40Looks like bacon.
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9:10–9:17 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_41This is bacon. Same, same beef part.
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9:17–9:23 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_42Same part of the pig. Pig stomach.
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9:23–9:31 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_43St om ach?
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9:31–9:31 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_44No, これ。 うん。 バ ラ 肉 で しょ。 St om ach. British bacon is the back of the pig, not the stomach.
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9:31–9:43 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_45St om ach? No.
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9:43–9:45 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_46知 ら な かった。 B elly.
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9:45–9:47 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_47う ん ふ ん。 St om ach じゃない よ。 B elly で しょ。 St om ach が また 違う。 Stomach is—
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9:47–9:54 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_48stomach is the organ inside of your belly. Okay, it's the belly meat, not the actual stomach.
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9:54–10:00 · rev_2bfaa0413dae761a6f8ab03052fc159b_49That's disgusting.
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