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How to make battered Fish and chips (without chips)
2020-03-24 · 11 min
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We're in lockdown. I found it.
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0:04–0:10 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_0Why does my coffee taste different every day? This is the worst one yet.
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0:11–0:16 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_1Almond. Because you use weird milk. Let me try.
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0:17–0:19 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_2There's too many water inside and too many milk.
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0:21–0:24 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_3Like, it tastes like Oily Chinese takeaway.
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0:25–0:31 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_4What the fuck? Why does your coffee taste like chicken?
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0:31–0:35 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_5Why is it oily?
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0:35–0:36 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_6It's not, it's just strange.
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0:36–0:38 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_7Help me make my fish. We're making fish and chips with chicken fry mix. It's the same thing, it's flour.
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0:39–0:48 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_8Is it?
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0:48–0:49 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_9And seasoning and haddock. Wait, is it? No, it's cod.
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0:50–0:54 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_10It smells like... This is for on chicken.
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0:54–0:56 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_11Why is it yellow?
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0:56–0:57 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_12Maybe it's expired.
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0:57–1:00 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_13Yeah.
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1:00–1:01 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_14No, my hair is not good.
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1:01–1:03 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_15It's okay.
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1:03–1:03 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_16It's not okay.
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1:03–1:04 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_17You're beautiful.
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1:04–1:06 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_18Fuck you.
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1:06–1:07 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_19No swearing, I need money.
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1:07–1:09 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_20Okay.
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1:09–1:09 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_21Okay, you bring the fish and the chicken powder.
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1:09–1:12 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_22Okay.
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1:12–1:13 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_23And I'll get the metal sticks.
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1:13–1:15 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_24I'm the assistant.
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1:15–1:17 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_25Cooking with Daniel and Mila. My mum's making a fire, so we're scrapping the plan to make fish and chips, and we're just gonna— whoa, look at that fire! Quick!
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1:17–1:30 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_26Wow, so big!
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1:30–1:32 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_27My nose is running.
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1:32–1:33 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_28But this is dangerous.
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1:37–1:38 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_29Maybe this fire is a bit too big.
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1:38–1:39 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_30Yeah, I think so too.
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1:40–1:41 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_31Stand on this side where the wind isn't blowing.
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1:47–1:49 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_32Don't come near the fire.
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1:53–1:54 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_33We're cooking.
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1:54–1:55 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_34No, no on the fire.
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1:55–1:56 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_35Why not?
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1:56–1:57 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_36It's poison.
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1:57–1:58 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_37It's not poison.
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1:58–1:59 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_38I not do.
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2:04–2:05 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_39We're gonna cook our fish.
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2:09–2:10 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_40It's poison. Why poison? Why don't you cook somewhere else?
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2:11–2:16 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_41Give us some fire.
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2:16–2:17 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_42But this is Perfect.
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2:17–2:18 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_43No, you can put it on the end of this rake and then poke it.
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2:18–2:22 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_44Stop messing about all this virus thing.
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2:23–2:25 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_45Really? Go back inside.
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2:26–2:27 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_46Oh, we got told off. But I want to cook it in the fire.
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2:28–2:34 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_47You can make it in the pan. You always cook in this.
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2:38–2:41 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_48We have to use the boring oven. Okay, so to make the batter— how do you make batter? We need the flour.
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2:41–2:50 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_49I think you're also supposed to add 1 egg, isn't it? Ah, wait, no, Daniel.
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2:50–2:57 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_50What? I think we just need water. That's, that's fine.
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2:57–3:03 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_51Usually people put 1 egg, then they put the fish inside, and then they put it in this.
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3:03–3:08 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_52That's boring.
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3:09–3:11 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_53This is so weird. And then you—
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3:12–3:14 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_54I think I put too much water.
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3:15–3:16 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_55It is.
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3:16–3:16 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_56You just put flour.
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3:16–3:18 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_57I want to see if it's fine.
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3:22–3:24 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_58Making fish and chips.
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3:24–3:25 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_59Aren't you supposed to make an egg like that, then put the fish inside, and then just put it in the batter?
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3:27–3:31 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_60You don't need that.
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3:32–3:32 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_61Why does he do it like that?
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3:32–3:33 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_62You need an egg to make it stick.
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3:34–3:35 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_63This will stick. It will.
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3:36–3:40 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_64Have you seen a video that he made with his toast in his oven? A raw egg? No. That was disgusting. I saw the onion one where you just ate a baked onion for dinner. Oh my God!
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3:42–3:57 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_65What?
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3:58–3:58 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_66Did you wash your hands, Daniel?
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3:59–4:02 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_67No.
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4:02–4:02 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_68You didn't, Daniel.
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4:02–4:03 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_69And this one?
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4:04–4:05 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_70I'm making fish and chips. See, easy.
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4:05–4:10 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_71Chicken fry.
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4:10–4:11 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_72It's for fish as well. Where's the other one?
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4:11–4:16 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_73He don't care. It's not for us.
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4:16–4:21 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_74It's Cooking with Daniel. Stupid tripod won't stay up.
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4:21–4:28 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_75Now outside smells bad.
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4:30–4:31 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_76Smells like smoke.
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4:33–4:34 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_77Smells like—
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4:34–4:35 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_78quick, let's go to the fire. My mom's not watching.
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4:35–4:38 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_79It smells like onions. Oh wait, that's the garlic here.
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4:43–4:47 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_80Yeah, no, this smells like garlic as well.
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4:49–4:51 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_81Is it? Hmm.
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4:51–4:53 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_82Delicious.
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4:59–4:59 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_83We have now been in lockdown. This is my eighth day.
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4:59–5:02 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_84In Spain.
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5:03–5:03 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_85Who's saying that?
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5:04–5:05 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_86Leaving the house until the authorities tell us to, and they're now saying the fifteenth of April. Who is it? So we have to be a month locked up. You do not leave your house.
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5:05–5:14 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_87She's in Spain on lockdown. Some more you kissing.
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5:14–5:17 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_88Worried about your parents?
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5:17–5:19 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_89We're making love. And then we lift it into the oven like this. Looks delicious. Look, isn't it nice?
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5:20–5:42 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_90It's dripping.
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5:42–5:43 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_91Put the lid on the top. My hand's wet.
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5:43–5:45 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_92Okay.
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5:47–5:47 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_93I'm washing my hands. Wow. And then we do— how about 25 minutes?
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5:52–6:00 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_94Perfect.
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6:00–6:03 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_95Nice.
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6:03–6:04 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_96I wonder how it'll turn out.
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6:04–6:07 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_97It's gonna be crispy and fishy delicious. We'll have a quick game of chess while we wait for the fish.
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6:07–6:19 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_98No, checkers.
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6:19–6:19 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_99No, chess.
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6:19–6:20 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_100Checkers.
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6:20–6:21 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_101I don't like checkers. Checkers is too basic. Chess is more complex, complicated. There's more depth to it. Okay, pay attention. The pawns move 2 spaces on the first turn, and then after that they move 1, and they can attack diagonally. And then the castle can move horizontally or in a straight line. The horse moves in an L-shape. Who's making that noise?
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6:21–6:55 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_102That's the computer.
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6:55–6:57 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_103It moves in an L-shape like this or like that.
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6:57–7:01 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_104Mm-hmm.
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7:01–7:03 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_105And it can jump over people. And then the bishop moves diagonally. I think it's ready.
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7:03–7:10 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_106Yeah.
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7:10–7:10 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_107Is it?
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7:11–7:11 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_108How many—
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7:12–7:12 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_109It's going black. I put twenty minutes.
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7:12–7:15 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_110Wow, it's looking good. Yeah, I can't believe it.
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7:15–7:17 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_111Where's the towel? Hmm. Smells quite nice as well.
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7:17–7:21 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_112Mm-hmm. Oh, okay.
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7:25–7:32 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_113Where are the tongs? Um, I'll just poke it. Oh, it's a bit dry actually. Stuck to the metal thing.
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7:32–7:44 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_114No!
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7:44–7:45 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_115Wait, I'll hold it.
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7:45–7:46 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_116No!
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7:48–7:48 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_117What to do?
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7:48–7:49 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_118It's stuck.
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7:49–7:51 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_119Wait, wait, leave it there first. Leave it there.
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7:51–7:56 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_120How?
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7:56–7:56 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_121Where is the cloth?
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7:56–8:01 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_122Don't drop it on the floor.
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8:01–8:05 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_123I said leave it there.
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8:05–8:06 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_124Okay.
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8:06–8:07 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_125I told you spray oil just now earlier, remember?
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8:11–8:14 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_126I don't know.
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8:15–8:15 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_127You made me buy two bottle of spray oil. Why don't you use it?
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8:16–8:19 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_128I can't find it.
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8:19–8:20 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_129There in behind you.
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8:20–8:21 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_130Where?
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8:23–8:23 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_131Yeah.
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8:23–8:24 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_132Oh yeah.
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8:24–8:25 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_133I need to buy to spray the metal or rub some oil, the leaf oil. What you do without me, you two?
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8:25–8:36 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_134Do you have some lemon? We can squeeze some lemon.
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8:36–8:38 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_135Oh yeah.
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8:38–8:39 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_136Okay, thank you very much. No, don't do that. You're supposed to cut it.
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8:42–8:51 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_137Then it'll be a big pile here all over the place.
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8:52–8:55 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_138We will after I finish filming.
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8:55–8:57 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_139Ready?
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8:58–8:58 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_140Don't put too much in.
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8:58–8:59 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_141This one is mine.
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9:00–9:01 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_142Okay, a bit spicy and a bit Dry, succulent. Suck your fat side. What?
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9:01–9:11 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_143Is it good?
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9:14–9:14 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_144So good.
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9:14–9:16 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_145You're putting so much lemon juice on it.
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9:16–9:17 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_146You don't have to put salt.
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9:18–9:19 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_147Oh, it's hot.
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9:20–9:21 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_148Quiet down. Before it's time to wash.
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9:21–9:28 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_149Okay, let me try. It just came out the oven.
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9:28–9:34 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_150Stop it.
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9:34–9:40 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_151A thumbnail like this.
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9:40–9:42 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_152You try it.
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9:42–9:46 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_153I want to get a close-up, but it won't focus. Okay, I'm going to try now. Mm, it's quite good.
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9:46–10:01 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_154Mm-hmm, it's delicious.
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10:02–10:04 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_155Let's take it somewhere.
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10:04–10:06 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_156I don't want the lemon.
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10:07–10:07 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_157I want the lemon. Why? I like it.
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10:08–10:11 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_158Make sure be careful when you use toilet paper, you're running out.
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10:12–10:15 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_159Okay.
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10:16–10:16 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_160What? When you use my thing, put it back. Like, put it, put it chicken already lost.
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10:16–10:26 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_161But it's not crispy because you put too many water. Maybe, but tastes good though. Why did you put water? No, he mixed the sauce with water.
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10:29–10:46 · rev_6c58f7d1c07e9c48b5ed62d2661bbae9_162You have to, otherwise it's just a powder. No, water.
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