Just wanna let you guys know that Adam is the winner of Masterchef Australia 2010.

@julioduan7130

3 жыл бұрын

It’s so nice of you.

@ramamohan67

3 жыл бұрын

2009 I think

@_smol_potato_8014

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I was crying when that happened.... I was 5 watching Masterchef with my dad 🥰

@GhostIy_Games

2 жыл бұрын

Damn 😳

@isamcc1831

2 жыл бұрын

that makes sense

This is the kindest soothing cooking video I've ever seen. I'm both educated and relaxed at the same time, my chakras are aligned and I found my inner peace. Thank you! ♥

THE Bob Ross of cooking. Thank you so much for making cooking inviting and stress-free.

@4plus4equalsmoo

2 жыл бұрын

That title goes to Jacques Pepin. Adam is a close second.

Aged vinegar sauce video...yes please!

@seenbox9454

4 жыл бұрын

Fuck u

@Whodaleewho

4 жыл бұрын

@@seenbox9454 Mommy and Daddy didn't love you enough poor baby

@cassandrakarpinski9416

4 жыл бұрын

Yummy yes please

@kidyjomes2127

4 жыл бұрын

i want know about aged vineger sauce

@somekindaokayguy

4 жыл бұрын

Y E S I W A N T T H E *SAUCE*

Thank you for explaining and teaching clearly using descriptive language instead of cliche and rhetoric.

You're an instant hit, Adam. I watched one video and I was hooked. You're calm, nice and likeable. Your love for cooking really shows (your eyes are smiling) so I had to subscribe. Congrats and thanks!

@freezEware

4 жыл бұрын

yes, what a lovely guy

@deewilliams3613

4 жыл бұрын

@@freezEware m

@Angel283

4 жыл бұрын

Ditto!!

@bhuvidya

4 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. Can't believe I've only just discovered his channel.

@dizzitoast

4 жыл бұрын

Totally agree!

man, your voice is total asmr. i was introduced by uncle roger and thought i would leave after like a few seconds. But i stayed. Jesus mate, u r godsent

I've lived in China for almost 10 years and one of my first experiences was with a family where we all together participated in making 饺子...that's Chinese culture! Some were boiled carefully and some were fried carefully. Carefully, I mean that when done, they don't stick together when served....and oh yes, served with a side dish of a special vinegar mix for dipping...there's no other flavor out there that tastes better! Yumm!!

Love everything about this. Thank you Adam!

Uncle Roger putting Aussie Adam on the world map

I've just got to say, I love watching your videos. They are just nice to watch. It's not edited like an action movie like the Food Network does it, and it's not a cringy feel good homestyle style either. It's just calm, relaxing, and informative.

I love that fact that you went into so much detail and explained the food science behind it all. Right up my alley. Thank you 🙏🏻

Thanks Adam, looks like a great new series! You're a born teacher, through and through. Just happens that you're also thoroughly entertaining to watch too! :)

Fantastic! Yes, pls share your black vinegar recipe. Always enjoy watching your videos, and learning - thanks so much!

@MaZEEZaM

5 жыл бұрын

YES PLEASE.

@grandmundi7107

5 жыл бұрын

Buy a bottle from your Asian grocery.

@MaZEEZaM

5 жыл бұрын

@@grandmundi7107 my closest Asian grocer is 75 minutes drive away, each way. Not exactly convenient. Besides, its nice to learn how to make it ourselves and then we also know whats actually in it, to avoid any nasties.

@grandmundi7107

5 жыл бұрын

@@MaZEEZaM sure. I actually think you could substitute it with western vinegar; I've used red wine vinegar when I once ran out of Chinese black vinegar, and it worked really well. I appreciate it that you would like to learn, but as far as I know it will involve a lot of fermentation, so will not be an easy task.

@MaZEEZaM

5 жыл бұрын

@@grandmundi7107 I realise this, I still enjoy learning and trying new foods. My main interest is in cooking cuisine from all around the world, thats what I grew up eating as a child in Australia, I continue to enjoy learning, it doesn't have to be quick and or easy, I also enjoy growing my own fruit and veg, I plant fruit trees that wont give me any fruit for 7 years and thats ok, its something for me to look forward to.

My first attempt of making dumplings was terribly poor, after that I kind of got disappointed but tried again a few months later, and after that I tried multiple tutorials and started to learn my preferences for fillings and seasonings, but I always had a problem with my dough, no matter what way I tried, nobody taught me the "2:1 flour and water" golden ratio, (but I tried playing with the temperatures) and I didn't left the dough a bit on the sticky side so my dumplings always had a chunky looking outside, with the wrappers looking not even close to those store bought (I can't buy wrappers because in my country dumplings aren't even a thing, people could go all their lives without tasting or even seeing a dumpling here), now I feel more complete, I'm inspired to make dumplings again tomorrow! Thank you so much for your teachings, is like you filled all the holes in my knowledge of how to make dumplings. Although I'm always alone when I make them bc my family isn't interested in my attempts to learn Asian cuisine, I'll give my all to have delicious dumplings for a whole month lol.

Just wow. As an Aussie I know of you, but this is my first KZread video, and it was lovely, and relaxing, and informative, and clear, and calming, and friendly, and man have you just given me my next binge channel. What a communicator. Thank you Adam.

Adam. I just want to stay thank you for putting to rest one of my food fears. I've always been somewhat scared to attempt dumplings because this are usually attached some story or history of being such a perfectionist type item but this video and just your demeanour and communication skills have really encouraged me to give these ago. I'll tag you when I finally give them a go.

You are absolutely one of the best cooking channels on KZread

Really cool. When I was visiting my wife's family in HK we took a cooking class and made dumplings. I've made them a few times over the years but there were little things that I didn't know to do like squeezing the water out of the vegetables. Great series. Glad I ran across them.

I genuinely appreciate how accessible and easy Adam makes Asian cuisine for everyday people. Even for someone like myself who is fairly kitchen savvy, having a calm and likable presence walk you through the basics of a new cuisine and teach you tips and tricks about how to get the best results is priceless. Props to you, Adam!

My experience with hot water dough for making pierogi, is that it makes the dumpling much less brittle in the freezer. Pre-gelatinizing the starch is a good thing.

Best cooking training videos on KZread. You rock Adam!

Wow... you’re great. I love how easily you talk about what you are doing and how simply you explain everything. Keep doing this great work!

I love that you explain the technical theories of what you do, cause thats what helps to understand what is happening while you are cooking, and why there are certain steps that you must follow and respect while doing it. Thats the thing that i like the most in cooking videos. I had to subscribe, love your calm personality and voice too. Love from Argentina!!!!

Your video was referenced in Uncle Roger dumpling video as correct dumpling making. I'm so proud as an Aussie right now.

OMG!!!! I love this new series. You're the best

Adam you bloody legend, I think you've got to be one of my favourite food presenters. Watching your stuff through the years has always ALWAYS been a joy.

There's so many moments of profound cooking wisdom in your videos.

Yes! The more condiments (for lack of a better word), the better. I find that even though Chinese cooking does not use a wide variety, what is used is sometimes not available where I live Oklahoma, USA. So the more you can show us to make the more we can cook! Thank you!

@draco5374

5 жыл бұрын

Dale Wright Oklahoma, eh? A man of culture, I see.

Thanks for a great video! Subscribed~ I've been struggling to make dumplings JUST RIGHT. Every time they seem to be... lacking compared to the ones I've been eating in Korea, China, or Japan. I feel very encouraged by all these tips, and now that I have a stand mixer, I'll tackle it again with your recipe :) (And of course, we all want your black vinegar recipe)

@welm8412

3 жыл бұрын

omg it's simon and martina xD

@VyNguyen-vs4gf

3 жыл бұрын

Love your channel as well❤️

@nidajafri5914

7 ай бұрын

When I feel something is lacking its usually salt! I know that sounds simplistic but a dash of soya sauce might be all you need. As for the skins, I'm not an expert, yet.

This was super helpful. I wanted to cook something new for the first day of the new year and these hit the spot. Really explained bits that other recipes left out, particularly the not having to pleat. You saved my sanity. They were pretty, but my dumplings were very, very tasty.

This is awesome. This dumpling folding technique is the same as my mums technique. The few times I've tried to help my mum fold them, I've always failed, it may look easy but it's actually difficult. My mum said it takes practice if I want to make it right. My sister lended me 2 of Adam's recipe books after I moved out, as I don't really know much about cooking. Adam's recipe books have really helped me learn and build on my cooking skills. Watching Adam's videos are really inspiring and it motivates you to keep learning and improving. I really appreciate Adam's thoroughness in explaining all the little details as he guides you through his cooking process. One of the best chefs out there! Thank you for sharing your useful cooking tips and recipes!

Wow thanks Adam. This is the School for me! I have tried Chinese dumplings a few times and the have sort of failed every time. My wife even says in front of other people, “James is a really good cook, but he can’t cook dumplings.” Your patient instruction in this series will get me past this bête noir!

Wonderful series Adam, thank you very much...! Looking forward to it. And YES, please do a vid on the dumpling sauce.

Thank you so much! I’m an Oz ex-pat currently living in Korea. We love dumplings but looking forward to stepping up to make our own rather than the store bought ones. Love all your technical/science explanations, great knowing the why as well as the how.

Hey Adam, I've been rewatching this video and I finally attempted this! I didn't have xiao xing wine but I did use vinegar, sugar and soy sauce to hopefully replace it. It tasted so juicy! I pan fried it and then steamed it in the same pan. The meat was cooked and the juices were trapped. It didn't need extra sides because of the vinegar and soy sauce in the mix, but the technique and is inspiring. Thank you so much!

I've been making dumplings for years and years. . . yet I learned a lot from this video, thank you

Love these ultra high quality video tutorials, one of the best cooking channels I've ever seen.

You have the gift of teaching, the way you explain everything, including some history and facts about the dish! I just finished making this jiaozi recipe and its in the freezer now, will cook it tomorrow! I’ve been eating store bought jiaozi for many years, and this is my first time to make it, because of the lockdown :)

This is bloody fantastic, best dumpling how to video I have watched so far thank you! I have already made a first batch of dumplings before watching your video, and I can already see what's to improve my technique. Can't wait to see more and i can't wait to make more dumplings myself!

Your voice is so relaxing. My mum fell asleep when I threw this on the tv! Haha

This is AMAZING ... KZread MasterClass right here !

Something about how Adam teaches and his way off speaking is amazingly soothing. Very relaxing. Love your videos! Would love to see how you make your black vinegar! Cheers to you, Adam!

10:40 Wow! Finally someone who could explain the mystery of folding dumplings! The brilliant trick is the "keep one index finger straight and curl the other"". I lived in Xi'an China for 7 years and never really mastered the fold. While my Chinese friends could fold perfectly, and tried to show me ow to do it, not one of them mentioned the "index finger trick"... They did it intuitively and probably never even noticed they were using that trick. I did notice the shape of their hands that kind of looked like the symbol of respect that martial arts people give each other just before the match. Anyway, I tried this "index finger trick" and had an "ah ha!" moment. The bit on folding Jiaozi was worth the price of admission on its own. Thank you, Adam, for the entire video. because it was filled with useful little tips... but thank you in particular for "the index finger tip" while folding.

Your videos are like therapy to me. I enjoy every second of them. Thank you Chef!

@SeeNyuOG

5 жыл бұрын

Was gonna say that. So much chill, no rush, cleaning the desk with every step. This just look sooo peacful. Not like most of the cooks, either shouting, making chaos and talking 9278019283019283091823 words per second

@canigdirli

5 жыл бұрын

CyniuxD well after all this is entertainment and everyone has their style to attract people.

Now that was a master class in dumpling making.

@TheMrpiggyboy

4 жыл бұрын

Grandma watched this video And had a couple of comments. Sorry I don't speak Chinese.

my wife also makes the hot water dough all the time. She also boils schezwan peppercorns in a little water and adds the water to the filling mix. The mixer is a great idea, mixing by hand can be grueling. Thanks for making these videos, you are great!

I really like the vibe and your personal stories of your grandmother. It was relatable. I had a wonderful experience watching you make dumplings. You did it in a way that I believe I can do it to. Thank you

I’ve been trying to find a good video about how to make dumplings all day, and so far you’re the best one! I think I’ll stay with you, cheers!

@meileihung799

3 жыл бұрын

same here

I'd love to see your aged vinegar sauce that sounds amazing! Thanks so much for passing on such amazing recipes.

@denisela3403

3 жыл бұрын

He made one about 8 months ago. kzread.info/dash/bejne/nqaqzLpup82eedY.html

Thanks so much for this video, Adam. Dumpling school is exactly what I need. I love how informative your video is.

Adam, I absolutely love watching your videos. You make food into art. Idk if you try but you come across to me like watching my mama cook as a child and learning so much. It's so soothing to watch you cook and the way you get the camera to catch the most beautiful parts. Just...amazing. Thank you for sharing and thank you for the amazing food! :)

Who are the monsters who disliked this nice guy

@Ashish-xm9ol

4 жыл бұрын

Some people are mentally ill innit, you gotta be in a bad bad place to be disliking this nice guy.

@tommccawley9001

4 жыл бұрын

Adam's awesome and a lovely chap.

@shadowsandsmiles

4 жыл бұрын

i dont know but.. he added too much extra flour 😂

@oldbay2

4 жыл бұрын

I know right!

@tanianixzsmenchsharefort

4 жыл бұрын

So true. I found this video much more peaceful and great explanation in a easier way to make them. Compared to others. I was like 🤔 hmmm maybe one of those days I'm not doing anything with life because I'll mess up the folds.

Loved your fried rice series, super excited for these dumpling videos! Would love to learn your black vinegar, soy sauce, sugar mix

@denisela3403

3 жыл бұрын

He did🥰🥰. kzread.info/dash/bejne/nqaqzLpup82eedY.html

I love the way you do your videos, instead of just listing steps you go into the why of each step and the important part of it, and what can be changed.

Brilliant method - a natural, relaxed teacher.

I think we would all appreciate a video on making various dipping/seasoning sauces. I personally mix some soy sauce, sugar and a tsp of sesame oil to dip

@denisela3403

3 жыл бұрын

He did. kzread.info/dash/bejne/nqaqzLpup82eedY.html

Black vinegar recipe would be great! Look forward to this series,

@denisela3403

3 жыл бұрын

He did. Here it is. kzread.info/dash/bejne/nqaqzLpup82eedY.html

I'm Chinese and I can tell you guys who are watching that this is exactly how we make dumplings, my grandma is from the north of China and she folds her dumplings exactly that way...I've watched a lot of videos about how to make dumplings and this one is by far the closest to Chinese tradition.

This is my first Adam Liaw video... I’m in heaven. Love it. Easy enough for anyone to make. And I love the music and video skills. Great. Thank you!

Easiest tutorial for dumplings I’ve seen so far.

Yes, please show how you make the dumpling sauce! I‘m sure it‘s going to be as good as your homemade teriyaki sauce 😁

This is the BEST demonstration that I have ever seen on Dumpling making,and basic filling.

this is one of the best dumpling vid on youtube authentic straight to the point and well edited.

I loved the explanation about the "science" behind mix the filing alwais in the same direction . I belive this is the sabe explanation about cake batter and the gluten chains, right?

@iAteUrToast

4 жыл бұрын

I’m guessing it is. Folding your mixture and making sure you don’t over mix is key in most recipes or else the mixture will become to tough/ dense.

If you come from Uncle Roger's Weijio 👇🏻

@zhucookkitchen5172

3 жыл бұрын

Haha yes 🙌

@cyfkilla

3 жыл бұрын

Fuck Mike Chen

@romeshtp1818

3 жыл бұрын

Fuyio

I'm so happy I found your channel teacher! The quality of your videos, my days...thank you.

You are the most patient cooking instructor I've seen and your recipes are so simple.

"Making dumplings alone is relaxing" Till your nose itches. Then......then its torture.

@kristenlandon796

5 жыл бұрын

MidWeekComic13 YEESSSS!! 🤣

@L-M-O-1

4 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@wendyannh

4 жыл бұрын

LOL!

@somekindaokayguy

4 жыл бұрын

use your elbow

@sorayanizami4326

4 жыл бұрын

Lol 😅

Just relax sit back and make, a couple hundred dumplings

Crazy excited for this series! Keep up the amazing content Adam!

@Adam Liaw - your voice is peaceful. I am so glad your videos are also more importantly TECHNICAL. The fact you cover all the aspects of it makes me want to watch your videos above the other mainstream foodie youtubers. Please keep it up.

i thank uncle roger for introducing me to this man and his incredibly soothing voice 😌🙏

Can you show how to make homemade fish balls? 🤤

I really love how relaxing you make these videos!

Such a positive energy is coming from you to us!! thank you!!

Uncle Roger approve his dumpling indirectly 🤩🤩

Did you say secret aged vinegar sauce! Yes please

@denisela3403

3 жыл бұрын

He made one. kzread.info/dash/bejne/nqaqzLpup82eedY.html

I already love this! As always you are an incredible teacher.

I'm already loving Dumpling School!

Uncle Roger the godfather of dim sum, brought me here.

The dislikes are people who messed up their dumplings

@drarara9663

4 жыл бұрын

Or maybe the others who thought making dumplings need that hard foldings and did tried it but ruined it.. and watched, slapped its forehead hahh

This could be a masterclass!! The production quality is insane😍

Dumpling schooool! 🏯👨‍🎓 super pumped for this 💪

Intro starts : *Hannah Montana theme song intensifies*

Uncle Roger brought me here!

This is amazing! Quality content every single time, you deserve so much more! Thank you, looking forward to the next videos.

You create such a beautiful, relaxing ambiance-thank you so much for your dumpling series.

Hiyaaaaaa

Give a thumbsup if you come from uncle roger's weejio 👍🏻

Love dumpling school! One of my favorite things to do is make dumplings, and just love watching you cook, so this is perfection!

This is the kind of happiness that the world needs right now.

this is one of the best cooking videos I've ever watched. Thank you for your crystal clear, enjoyable explanations :)

I'm impressed at how well this recipe works, this dough is so good. Thank you a lot for the lessons Adam!

This is such a clean, informative, relaxing, just wonderful channel. Thanks for all your hard work.

Thabnks for making this video i lived on china for 6 yrs and now i am home and if its one thing i crave the most is jiaozi, i had it 3-4 times a week so filling and fulfilling and i miss it the most! Thanks again!

I love the food - but I am mostly here for this guys warm and engaging personality.

This was excellent and hit on the nuance I experience during my time in China. After many extended trips, over 2 months, I would find myself tiring of the multi course meals however the simple Jiaozi was something I could always rely on and still crave to this day.

This man has such a pleasant voice and is so good at explaining things. I love it.

This is gold! I really like cooking shows with explanations! Thank you!