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Reviewing DIY Restaurant Food Kits

Reviewing DIY Restaurant Food Kits

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
Supporting local food businesses around the world has never been so important, so in this episode, were celebrating the restaurants in our hometown city, London, who have managed to pivot their services during this tricky time by creating DIY meal and recipe kits! Get ready to be instantly ravenous, because these kits are delicious! Helena: I'm really intruiged by the first recipe! Traditional Polish Babka is in a dome shape with a dip in the middle and is more often plain than chocolatey. Is this a more traditional Israeli version? I can imagine there is a lot of cultural cross-over between Polish and Jewish cuisine such as pierogi so this is very interesting to me! Also Grandmother in Polish is usualy spelled Babcia but there are variants I guess!
Date: 2020-08-17

Comments and reviews: 9


Love watching been binge-watching recently. I've been supporting my locals all through the lockdown.
My Fav is my local butcher. As a BBQ nut would love to see some more outdoor cooking.
Loved the Brisket you guys did, got some short ribs going on the Kamado for 8 hours tomorrow.
Love how you guys bounce off each other, epic.

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I didn't get the kit I'll be speaking on myself but I did eat the remaining scraps of it. The Barrio mealkit is great, they send you the meat, the cheese, the tortillas, the lettuce/tomatoes, salsa, and slaw. It's very good, my sister and her bf got it for their anniversary while locked down with the family at my parents' house
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Would love to see a video on dishes originating in a country and how other countries have made it their own (I. e British meat pie recipe vs. Australian meat pie. Just want an excuse to see the boys cook Australian food!
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So, from one of the first editions of the food boxes, I tried the where the pancakes are box, that was really good! Although I think they stopped doing them I think from these I'm going to try the Babka
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Great video. I do have to say, I'm from Tel Aviv and I've never heard of this Babka business, but the end dish does look very similar to a common dessert called a yeast cake, or the even more common Rogalach.
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You don't need a kit to make restaurant food. Simply make a regular recipe, but triple (at minimum) all the fat, oil, butter, sugar, and salt called for.
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just fyi shuk is pronounced like 'shook' not 'shuck'. shuk means market in hebrew, and often refers to the open air mahane yehuda market in jerusalem
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I live in Birmingham and we tried the Fat Snags kit quite early in lockdown. It was amazing. I still think about those hot dogs a lot.
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Now that I know about Barry's pineapple allergy I can't stop noticing all the recipes that involve pineapple that they choose to make
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