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How Momofuku Makes Their Famous Roast Duck Ssam Prime Time

How Momofuku Makes Their Famous Roast Duck Ssam Prime Time

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On today's episode of Prime Time, the guys are at Momofuku Ssam Bar in Manhattan's east village to learn about their famous off menu share dish the duck ssam
Date: 2020-05-20

Comments and reviews: 10


Why that place has a Japanese name is beyond me. The food is good there but its also a little pretentious and geared towards yuppies who have no clue what real Japanese cuisine is. I equate that place to a chick who goes into an electronic dance music club and asks the DJ to play Top 40. Its just not the real thing. The owner isnt even Japanese, lol.
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Biffers byte me. This looks fantastic! I want more details. I raise Pekin ducks and feel bad that I don't use every inch of that duck! The sausage? the packing? I would love to put my own twist on this technique! Don't worry. I'm a weekend warrior.
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This is exactly how we wrap our century old Malaysian chinese Popiah, first the pancake then the chili sauce n hoison to give the spicy sweet taste then followed by the lettuce to keep the wrap dry, with vegetable n other ingredients taste intact.
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This is exactly peaking duck but stuffed with sausage instead of air (yes they pump peaking duck skin with air to separate the skin with the meat so the skin is crispier, all other processes like boiling, drying and roasting is exactly the same.
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These guys kinda suck. they don't seem to know that much about food and they make these weird references to these weed smoking retreats that must have happened for the chefs to come up with their dishes. Maybe I'm just spoiled by First we Feast.
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I like looking at all of the people not talking, and watch them sort of awkwardly sit there in silence. The effect is amplified by muting the video. Its like watching strangers through a cafe window across the street.
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I make a duck broth with onion and an apple. The umami and color is reminiscent of a Fukuoka style tonkotsu ramen. I also render duck fat for popcorn. I sprinkle my homemade togarashi to season these popped kernels.
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Did you guys seriously just silence any non white person in your video? I'm not particularly sensitive, but damn dudes. The guy who's been working there since the beginning doesn't get to say a word?
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Only thing I recommend is having the volume for beeping out profanity a little lower. Having the volume pretty high to hear audio and then being hit with a monotone beep really rings in my ears.
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P! ease! Is the bread pita lavish or? We are aging ours in the first step. So, we are just wanting the exact the of bread to make. I am a baker, it is the color that's confusing me.
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