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When famous American TV chef Julia Child published her worldshaking cookbook Mastering the Art of French Cooking in 1961, she didn’t only paved her way to a brilliant career as an award-winning and well-loved television cook, but she also brought French cuisine to America and inspired millions of women and men at home. Wonderful dishes like Beef Bourguignon, Bouillabaisse, and Cassoulet found their appreciation in American food culture.
In the 21st century, unfortunately, much of this food culture seems to have gone lost, given the dominating position of large fast food companies such as McDonald’s, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Pizza Hut and co. Nevertheless, young gourmets fight for a new era of quality cuisine in professional food establishments, restaurants, snack bars and also at home – with success.
The largest video sharing website Youtube has long represented a platform for cooking enthusiasts to share delicious recipes and to acquire culinary inspiration and also to give your home a touch of haute cuisine.
Here are the truly most orgasmic food channels on Youtube. Eye candy at its finest and visual delights is very important here.
SortedFood
Four British boys discover the wonderful world of cooking and create timeless classics with a modern twist, inspiring any bachelor frog and student to start cooking.
Click here to get to Sorted Food’s Channel.
Food Wishes
Here, everything revolves around food, because the chef is not even shown in the videos. Nevertheless, humor and entertainment don’t come short at all. Classics like cassoulet or onion rings are perfectly cooked and the eye candy is celebrated.
Click here to get to Food Wishes’ Channel.
Cooking with Dog
Here, the variety and sophistication of Japanese cuisine is presented by… a dog. Super charming and delicious!
Click here to get to Cooking with Dog’s Channel.
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