food youtube channels that are not terrible

Sue Hulk - sometimes with Count Dankula (who has his own channel) is very very Scottish but they're so... real

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UC0dEenZnbL

Oh, and you can't link to a channel like that. Nice.

oh, and there's snoring pug in the background sometimes too

Oh cool recommendation for the Nazi pug guy, I’ll make sure to check that out if I can get past that and literally everything else about him.

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I honestly just found this funny scottish lady cooking stuff and didn't know anything about whatever you're saying? (even so, his historical heroes series looks interesting) - what am I missing?

oh god - ok, I'm googling... :(

forgot if i posted this elsewhere but i have been watching this lady since i started canning tomatoes (she uses a method that should not be used if you hate botulism but the process was fun to watch anyway.) here is a calamari salad:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAirutWHbFA

Alison Roman has a new channel, very much along the lines of her NYT stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z84j41b5Z7s

Another miniseries from Sohla

finally im gonna learn how to make pizza on a shield

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IkskAAJ1rE

my parents and i watch country life vlog religiously,

Both my cats are completely transfixed by this channel now. It’s so good.

it's amazing, that one time when the guy made blue tea from purple basil and squeezed a lemon into it i screamed, 10/10

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_J4e58eoyY

haha Middle Eats came into my feed recently as well

He’s great!

I also like Nadia Gilbert for Middle Eastern stuff and Refika Birgül for Turkish.

I love Matty Matheson for ultimate no frills comfort food and his videos are fun
i dunno if he’s for everyone but i love him

i am def making these chicken wings holy shit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AMQbxBZohY

I've moved on to Tiktok chefs instead, specifically Cult Flav, who I am loyal to but they've clearly become influencers who probably have a book deal and possibly a tv show in their future, and the much more lo-fi @2peoplecooking, a lovely gentle couple who live in Asbury Park and have cooked together professionally and make nice Friday night dinners in their apartment and invite you in.

I'm a fan of Sohla and Ham El-Waylly, both together and separately. Sohla was a Bon Appetit test kitchen guru, both are now with NYT and have many things on the youtubes including the awesome challenge show where they are given a bag of something odd (like green jello or hot pockets) and have to make a 3 course meal in 45 minutes.