Thread: Favorite YouTube Channels?

Thought I'd get a thread going about favorite channels for learning techniques and recipes. Though I'm a horrible cookbook addict, I've found myself turning to YouTube especially for learning more about non-Western cuisine.

Some current favorite subscriptions:

Chef Wang Gang - Always a lot to learn here, and watching him prep and stir-fry is like watching Mozart play piano. Particularly recommend his stocks and hot-pot videos, if only to appreciate the work that goes into the prep.

Chinese Cooking Demystified - Guessing a lot of people on here know Steph and Chris, and can't get enough of how thoughtful and informative they are. I always learn something new. I subscribe to their Patreon as well, which at $1 seems like a no-brainer.

Dianxi Xiaoge - Beautiful videos about harvesting, cooking, and eating in Yunnan, featuring an amazing dog.

What are some of your favorites?

I’m a huge fan of Chinese Cooking Demystified too—Steph and Chris make things so approachable, even when they’re explaining complex techniques.


Another channel I really enjoy is Maangchi for Korean food. Her recipes are easy to follow, and she explains everything in a fun and lighthearted way. Adam Liaw is also great for a variety of Asian dishes and his videos have a relaxed vibe that makes learning enjoyable.


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