How Bamboo Steamers Are Made | How It's Made | Science Channel
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Steamers used to be made out of clay pots with perforated floors. Now we use a wide range of metal and plastic inventions. The traditional bamboo steamers have been perfected over the decades and require a a lot of artisanal skill.
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You know its a good product when the craftsman is wearing safety sandals. 😊
The fact that there aren’t any nails or screws in the bamboo steamer is amazing
I used to work with bamboo a lot. The freshly cut "skin" is razor sharp. We used to cut eel with ease by it. Something that even a sharp metal knife somtimes strugle with
So fascinating! No glue, just precision and expertise! I love it!
That steamer is a LOT bigger than the picture makes it out to be lol.
@asahearts1
6 ай бұрын
2 different ones. Caught me off guard, too.
@1blueorange
6 ай бұрын
That one fits two dogs. the one in the thumbnail is meant for one dog
@asahearts1
6 ай бұрын
@@1blueorange You're supposed to cook the dog in the pot and use the steam to make the vegetables in this.
@needed_a_name_5326
6 ай бұрын
@@asahearts1oh man, that made me laugh out loud 😂
drink when he says craftsman
Wow, this is the first time I've see a HTM that wasn't in a mass production factory 😳
That guy is probably 105 years old, still making those baskets today. ❤
That copper pot must cost way more than the cheap knockoffs made in factories.
My favorite show from the science channel!
@ramonlujan2377
5 ай бұрын
I used to watch this late at night with my grandma. RIP grandma debbie 😞😞 I'll always miss you
@kimbratton9620
5 ай бұрын
@@ramonlujan2377 my dad and I used to watch this, I wish he was still here.
Too bad we can’t use copper pans with the new convection stoves, since they aren’t magnetic
It looks like the ones from the infomercials from the 80's
Wow, that's amazing 👏🏻
Here i am in the US seeing my neighbor burn thousands of bamboo every spring and this guy lives where its more prevalent, but has to buy it. Crazy
Very cool.
Narrator has a John Goodman vibe
The bamboo steamer is mainly used in Cantonese cuisine
@Daveeeeeeyhowyoudoing
6 ай бұрын
No, it's widely used in Japan, Korea and many other countries. You clearly never have traveled the world kid
@MartinLeong25
6 ай бұрын
No they are correct, its mostly used by the cantonese, as korean and japanese cuisines dont rely on bamboo steamers as much@@Daveeeeeeyhowyoudoing
@andrewj3177
4 ай бұрын
Nope man, southeast asian too. Maybe because the food isnt as known
Tin stops raw copper from leaching into food but since tin melts at 450F, what is stopping the tin from leaching into your food??
@5skdm
Ай бұрын
well you basically cant preheat it too far, if theres food in the pan than its probably fine (230C/450F in the inside of a pot/pan is pretty hot and would probably be impossible if theres food in the vessel, without burning the food into a brick). cookware in history were usually also copper-tin and preheating it or firing it empty would destroy it
*I highly enjoyed the first part of the video on bamboo steamer weaving technique !¡!* *I was Also Pleasantly Surprised By The Second Half of The Video On Copper Pans !¡!* 🖤⚫️⬛️◼️◾️▪️➖ *!¡! ¡!¡ !¡! It Was Very RIVETING !¡! ¡!¡ !¡!* ➖▪️◾️◼️⬛️⚫️🖤
That one kid at back of the class with his desk:
That's awesome
Love the show and I like the narrator’s voice but his northeastern accent comes out sometimes with certain words. 😜
Uyyy Las cicatrices que tiene en los brazos y manos muestran lo doloroso que ha sido esa técnica artesanal...y aun así sigue sin protección...
That's an awfully hot copper pot
Why is copper pans in the BASKET video??
@terejosh13
5 ай бұрын
Why do you always have a question. Is comprehension hard for you?
@andrewsolomon5678
5 ай бұрын
No.@@terejosh13
Ok but why does the craftsman have a pet squirrel? Is it an emotional support squirrel?
Is IT this process that they make tofu bamboo REbar out of..The ones drlibrted to high rise homes were made of bamboo!
Did I just watch a dude work for a whole day?
Wow, are those Jade Handles !? On Top of that It has engraving too !? These tv industry folks must have pressed him hard with time constraints and a lack of respect for his craft , because the assembly displayed on camera *CLEARLY* was not his *”A-GAME”* when it comes to his artisanal vocation !!!
Firsr!
Can life just happen instead of like alot of stash introduction of items then in imagination to relax to cause being easily attacked? This is maybe old smthg to believe abt destruction then sg being into this life? Abt pao that uses hard plastic rectangle steamer? Anyone have a war partner issit normal life like this then they unspotted to keep experiencing from waiting?
Wow, what discovery !! Bamboo has been part of our daily life for thousands of years, keep discovering new things, lol