/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19379696
This guy dropped off my radar HARD after his brother split.
Brothers Green made food prep approachable as a dipshit teenager. They really pushed the idea that there isn't just one way to do things, and that being creative with what you have can be more fulfilling than just following a recipe, authenticity be damned. Which was a breath of fresh air, coming from the increasingly ever-present ideology that "deviation" and "bastardization" are synonymous. They are genuinely one of the reasons I feel as comfortable in the kitchen as I do.

When I dropped "Pro Home Cooks", he came off as parodying the pretentious and blatantly bought-off Food Network types, the kind of people they used to poke fun at, but was 100% serious. It looks like he's since transitioned to being an algorithm abusing advertisement.
>Vitamix™ is the only blender you should own
>top ten 15-minute meals that will change your life!
>best of tiktok compilation #29
>instant noodle showdown!
>don't even try to make pizza without the Breville™ Smart Oven® Pizzaiolo!

Brothers Green was juvenile, sure. But at least it WAS something.