Wish we could do this shit in America, like the guy who just compliments people as he's walking about. If you did this to a complete stranger in Chicago, they would just grab the money and run.
I just spent (including tip) $70 taking my mom to lunch at a CASUAL restaurant. $100 to have a new set of friends, a home cooked authentic meal, and a new recipe seems a better deal. I may have to find a metro area with tons of diversity!
Yeah, Brazil has amazing food. Belo Horizonte has a large chunk of the best restaurants in the world and it is pretty inexpensive given the USD right now
I mean, for them (and us Portuguese) it would be like making a cooking show about normal week night food. It's something we don't see that special. But in fact it is special, both countries have a wonderful underrated cuisine.
I’d totally do this. He didn’t say it had to be good. I’m poor af. I cook old-fashioned farmer meals from scratch. It’s simple. There’s no shrimp or fancy expensive ingredients. My per plate costs are under $3 a serving usually. The plates are chipped and older than the OP of the video. But he wouldn’t walk away hungry. Then I’d use the money to buy more food. £100 is a windfall!
This is such a fun idea that I wish I could do but I'm about 90% sure I could be diagnosed with arfid and I don't trust most of my safe foods to be prepared by other people, especially those I don't know. But I would cook for someone if they asked me to.
Everyone knows an amazing recipe, ok but not everyone, also who has the ingredients at that time, likely spaghetti or something quick, cheap, and plentiful. I can make an amazing linguine that I had to learn the recipe from a friend. No one ever made it online I guess.
I feel that, a lot of textures and smells will make me throw up for no reason (sometimes even steak!). Still, I will try anything once, and I'm super appreciative of all the strange foods served to me, I've gotten to try. The pain was worth it, the gestures deeply appreciated even if much of it will not get a second try. Just uh, have a safety bucket and a cheap backup pizza ready for me guys.
So this is the grain we're going to use, it is broken down and processed into squares and also coated with cane sugar and cinnamon....I'm going to add roughly two cups into this bowl here.... looking really good....okay....and now I'm going to add fresh chilled whole milk to the bowl...this is a really important step, you want to add just enough milk to see the grain rise up and float on top of the milk.... And we're done we'll serve with a spoon very simple and elegant...bon appetit!
While you have a point, you make it sound like it's only Americans who don't have washing machines in a kitchen but I would bet it's more alongside only brits having them there andrest of the world looking you weirdly.
Very common in apartments here in Germany & many other European countries. In an apartment, it's either in the kitchen or in the bathroom, wherever fits. 🤷♀️
True, here in the Netherlands as well. And in Portugal it's common to have a closed balcony where people can keep the washing machine, but a kitchen or a bathroom is also a common room to keep it.
wadatahmydamie
My god, what an awesome idea. I hope People don’t ruin it
NinjaCongo
Prawn moqueca is amazing! It's a signature dish of the Bahia region of NE Brazil. My favorite Brazilian food!
BroolySayen
That looks like something that i would like a lot
itypewerdsonline
hmm these cash videos normally end a lot differently
eastend666
Well, that was awesome on so many levels.
MrNobodyWTB
twelvoclocklevel
you got a bargain
thotterpop
Nice
SploogeMcDuck316
A lot of these types of videos are fake but I hope this is real.
StraightOnThroughTheChompers
Wish we could do this shit in America, like the guy who just compliments people as he's walking about. If you did this to a complete stranger in Chicago, they would just grab the money and run.
robingal1
I just spent (including tip) $70 taking my mom to lunch at a CASUAL restaurant. $100 to have a new set of friends, a home cooked authentic meal, and a new recipe seems a better deal. I may have to find a metro area with tons of diversity!
k5user
I've made this a few times (not authentic brazilian, but .. )
HardcoreMango
How many people does it take to make that stew? A Brazilian.
TheMeatIncident
this is so wholesome. +1
JacktheKind
This is what Anthony Bourdain would have wanted
Cranbananarama
A hearty looking meal.
SirLurkAndSmirkAndSometimesSnark
Lol, he walks up to a cannibal...
SirLurkAndSmirkAndSometimesSnark
That's a joke BTW, be funny if.
SJBSavageInk
Makes me think of like, savory ceviche or something. Lol
Boatsntoes
Is that a tin lined copper pot?
teberoth
That is the kitchen of someone who takes their food seriously. There are a lot of tools but the arrangement is clearly highly usable.
TheRidg
look how clean the hob is though, I bet they have a system that works for them
thisiskissel
Me: Do you like peanut butter & jelly?
iReleaseEndorphins
Picked the cooks. You see the layout in that kitchen? They have the things to do the thing.
Roguishpotato
Wow! That looks delicious. They need their own cooking show.
Fzoid
Hm. in my world of friends, family and colleagues nearly everyone does this kind of cooking.
Thediciplematt
Yeah, Brazil has amazing food. Belo Horizonte has a large chunk of the best restaurants in the world and it is pretty inexpensive given the USD right now
NotTheMamaNotTheMama
I mean, for them (and us Portuguese) it would be like making a cooking show about normal week night food. It's something we don't see that special. But in fact it is special, both countries have a wonderful underrated cuisine.
mcglirkymeow
I’d totally do this. He didn’t say it had to be good. I’m poor af. I cook old-fashioned farmer meals from scratch. It’s simple. There’s no shrimp or fancy expensive ingredients. My per plate costs are under $3 a serving usually. The plates are chipped and older than the OP of the video. But he wouldn’t walk away hungry.
Then I’d use the money to buy more food. £100 is a windfall!
DrDadJokes
Oh 'cook' for me, ok. I thought we were going into that NSFW territory
SorryThisUsernameIsUnavailable
I think that's what the first person thought too
StabbyMcMurder
This is such a fun idea that I wish I could do but I'm about 90% sure I could be diagnosed with arfid and I don't trust most of my safe foods to be prepared by other people, especially those I don't know. But I would cook for someone if they asked me to.
stormywaters84
Everyone knows an amazing recipe, ok but not everyone, also who has the ingredients at that time, likely spaghetti or something quick, cheap, and plentiful. I can make an amazing linguine that I had to learn the recipe from a friend. No one ever made it online I guess.
petrichordreams
*looks at username*
MirvannaScythes
I feel that, a lot of textures and smells will make me throw up for no reason (sometimes even steak!). Still, I will try anything once, and I'm super appreciative of all the strange foods served to me, I've gotten to try. The pain was worth it, the gestures deeply appreciated even if much of it will not get a second try. Just uh, have a safety bucket and a cheap backup pizza ready for me guys.
theoriginaljfizz
So this is the grain we're going to use, it is broken down and processed into squares and also coated with cane sugar and cinnamon....I'm going to add roughly two cups into this bowl here.... looking really good....okay....and now I'm going to add fresh chilled whole milk to the bowl...this is a really important step, you want to add just enough milk to see the grain rise up and float on top of the milk.... And we're done we'll serve with a spoon very simple and elegant...bon appetit!
bassaro
amp99
Sure. Want fish fingers cooked in an air fryer?
PourMeAPuppersPlease
You live your life wrong (uncle roger quote)
rhitard
As long as you're shaking the basket half way through.
amp99
For £200, maybe...
minkuschild
I'd cook for them. Hope you like a grilled cheese omelet sandwich. It'd basically be just stoner food.
rkingesd365
That sounds good. Not $100 good but I'd definitely pay for it.
minkuschild
We'd spend the other 80 on weed. And just smoke and talk
minkuschild
You don't have the 100. You get that, right?! It's "my" 100. Yet you claimed it was "yours". It's MY 100. Get. That?!
RiddingBean
I’ll never get used to a washing machine in a kitchen.
todayok
They'll probably never get used to 12,000 homes going poof in a fire in a few days. Open your mind my friend.
RiddingBean
Well that was dark.
Aefinn
While you have a point, you make it sound like it's only Americans who don't have washing machines in a kitchen but I would bet it's more alongside only brits having them there andrest of the world looking you weirdly.
Waschbaerkoenig
I think it is the other way around: It is common practice in most countries around the globe, and only the US is confused. Like so often :P
ParallelParkingInABurka
Very common in apartments here in Germany & many other European countries. In an apartment, it's either in the kitchen or in the bathroom, wherever fits. 🤷♀️
NotTheMamaNotTheMama
True, here in the Netherlands as well. And in Portugal it's common to have a closed balcony where people can keep the washing machine, but a kitchen or a bathroom is also a common room to keep it.