Bro, I've been doing this since I was in college, like 10 years ago. Its one of the most delicious cost-effective ways to meal prep. This video has validated me in a way I didn't know I needed.

@aryanbaviskar4127

3 жыл бұрын

Why don’t you just call it cooking. “Meal prep” sounds like you are making it for your dog.

@thomashughes4859

3 жыл бұрын

These would be easy to toss into any "guisado" ingredients like tomato, onion, garlic, and a pasilla or guajillo for some tamales, eh? :D Saludos!

@shr00m7

3 жыл бұрын

@@aryanbaviskar4127 why don't you just call it a lack of personality instead of "needlessly complaining on the internet", it sounds like you are making a personality for a background character.

@meatballerina

3 жыл бұрын

@@shr00m7 omg hahaha

@ryand589

3 жыл бұрын

@@shr00m7 owned

The return on investment of a single trip to Mexico for Ethan is huge!

@sonofaquack6987

3 жыл бұрын

That trip created like 10+ videos on recipes alone lol

@SalmanRavoof

3 жыл бұрын

Mexico is food heaven. So is India. And Japan. And China. And Korea. Oh wait, I'll just repeat all the countries. Haha. We live in food heaven.

@aloysiusdevadanderabercrombie8

2 ай бұрын

@@SalmanRavoof For real, I'm so glad I live in a time where I can easily experience all of the different incredible cuisines around the world

It’s always a good day when Ethan uploads

@TheSlavChef

3 жыл бұрын

a man of culture you are.

@sarcohuman8147

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah

I´ve been doing this for a while, but the twist I found is to reheat them under the broiler, or in an Airfryer, I feel that the crispy bits becomes even crispier

Ingredient report: Mayo was seen at 6:29-6:30, 6:35 - 6:45 and 7:58 - 8:02. Pickled onions were not seen in this video. This has been your ingredient report. EDIT: Forgot to say, happy valentines day! I hope you all find joy today, one way or another.

@TheSlavChef

3 жыл бұрын

was searching for this comment!

@gumpygumpy

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service

@ethanspantryreport948

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheSlavChef :D Have a very happy Valentine's day!

@TheSlavChef

3 жыл бұрын

@@ethanspantryreport948 You too! :) We have also a SLAV holiday here. We are worshipping vines and wine. :D

@alexh5040

3 жыл бұрын

Eeeh pickled onions were seen on the sandwich :(((

Quarantine has been such a tough time, but Ethan’s tutorials have gotten me so excited to be in the kitchen, and cooking and baking has been such a bright spot in the last year.

I remember when the channel was sitting in low 10-20k subs and everyone was raving about how underrated it was. Look at how far we have come. Great job Ethan!

@Chef-donkey

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome - do you think my channel will grow like his did?

@reggiedunlop2222

Жыл бұрын

Love Ethan’s format. Explains things well while adding some of the “scientific nerdy” facts about cooking. Kind of a mix between Kenji & Alton Brown. What’s great is his recipes are easy, delicious and versatile. On to 2m subs Ethan👏🏼

I feel like this is gonna be a big year for you, your video and editing quality is excellent, and your no-bullshit but still friendly approach is fun and easy to watch. You definitely deserve the the bigger platform you’re gonna get this year

I commented a couple weeks ago that I had lost my taste from covid and was bummed I couldn't enjoy your latest upload. happy to say it is back and I am excited to give this a try!

thanks for adding the calorie count Ethan. It. really helps us big people out

Love how easy this is! Here in Japan it's super difficult to get usual Mexican ingredients, so I'm glad to know I just need pork and salt here

@makoarios5250

3 жыл бұрын

I imagine ingredients to make good corn tortillas is tough.. Good reliable premiums can be found at Oaktown spice shop, who have great masa for corn tortillas. Having lived in Okinawa for a time, I imagine a Taco De Cabeza truck transported from Mexico would make a fortune. Japanese people aren't squeemish like 'Muricans, appreciate textures of meat like tongue, cheek, eyeball, brain etc.

@cassandra_lord

3 жыл бұрын

@@makoarios5250 yes, finding anything is pretty difficult haha! I hope one day someone who really knows their stuff opens a Mexican place, I have yet to find a truly good one. Is this oaktown spice shop in Japan? I only see results for the US!

@luiscazares6408

3 жыл бұрын

There's a restaurant called Saboten in Osaka, it's quite good, you should give it a try

@cassandra_lord

3 жыл бұрын

@@luiscazares6408 ooh I'll bookmark it in maps for next time I'm down there! Thanks!

@philippeturineck3952

3 жыл бұрын

@@cassandra_lord yeah im in Korea and the hard thing to find is fresh cilantro and limes here surprisingly. I need to start my own herb garden soon. Also I got a tortilla press and some corn flour to make those nice corn tortillas

I love your approach mate, especially keeping the flavour profile neutral for versatility down the track

Carnitas look delicious 👌🏻 Greetings from Scotland. Have a lovely day everyone 🌻

@EthanChlebowski

3 жыл бұрын

Have a good day too!

Would love to see more videos like this! A protein (bonus for lean protein) you can meal prep and then use for multiple meals throughout the week with minimal work/time. Perfect for those of us who live alone and want to meal prep but don’t want to get stuck eating the same thing 5 days in a row.

@EthanChlebowski

3 жыл бұрын

I'm right there with you. I'm hoping to make a video or series around that idea!

@dABiGfATLol

9 ай бұрын

@@EthanChlebowski bless your videos you have been doing just these :D

As a Mexican living outside Mexico, in a country with limited access to traditional spices I appreciate this take on the dish, I've been craving some carnitas for a while but the normal recepies found online always require more effort and time

I've been watching your channel for about 2 months now, and what I really appreciate about it is the face that you always present facts about the food, and why something is done a certain way, even going as far as to make diagrams and such. And then there's the fact that your recipes are very appealing to people who can't spare the time nor resources to cook at home, and who would otherwise choose junk food instead.

love the simplicity and versatility of this! I've made carnitas so many ways over the years, but you're right, all it needs is salt and crispiness. will definitely try this soon!

Love Ethan's work. Great thorough information without silly gimmicks in an attempt to entertain. The one thing I did differently is to cook the pork for 4 hours. At that point it wasn't necessary to shred the pork as it was already falling apart.

Ethan I CANNOT believe those red onions on the barbecue sandwich weren’t pickled

Pork fillings on Valentine’s Day? the key to a man’s heart is food, indeed. I should show this to my girlfriend.

@TheSlavChef

3 жыл бұрын

better than chocolate cakes and red velvets!!!

@misters6749

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheSlavChef yeah. Red Velvet is a lie anyway. Hiding true colours in more that one case.🥺😤

@TheSlavChef

3 жыл бұрын

@@misters6749 totally agree, i prefer me some red velvet pork meat :D

@jeremiahsilva7458

3 жыл бұрын

*hol up*

@sagefrancetich

3 жыл бұрын

Or make it for your girlfriend! Who said food wasn't the key to your girlfriend's heart?

I'm really glad you are blowing up in the cooking game, you really deserve it ! Step by step, you are climbing up my top 10 cooking channels !

@GuiiSanttoss

3 жыл бұрын

Hey! Would you mind sharing your faves? I'm currently subscribed to Shaq, Adam, Babish and Ethan, what would you recommend?

@pierre-louislamaze8802

3 жыл бұрын

@@GuiiSanttoss My all time favorite would be Alex French Guy cooking ! He has this really cool "series" format where he dives deeply in one specific subject for 5-10 videos at a time ! I absolutely recomend his "Mother sauces series" or his ramen one ! He also travels a lot to different countries to get a better understanding of local cuisines Also there's Kenji Lopez Alt with really cool down to earth recipes, with a cool dad feel to his videos ! And finaly id recomend "Pro Home Cooks" and most particularely his worldwild sandwich series ! Enjoy !

@maliciouscupcake

3 жыл бұрын

@@GuiiSanttoss I second Kenji and Alex French Guy Cooking. I also recommend Steve/Not Another Cooking Show, Pailin/Hot Thai Kitchen, Seonkyoung Longest/Asian At Home and Joshua Weissman. :)

@noob19087

2 жыл бұрын

@@GuiiSanttoss In case you're still interested, I'd recommend checking out My Name Is Andong. He's a German guy who reminds me a lot of what Alex French Guy Cooking was years ago. He also has a lot of good Chinese recipes.

I'm always amazed by your deft handling of equipment & ingredients. Great basic to adapt to the examples you showed or to use as a point of departure. Thanks for this ! Best...RMH/Ohio

Love seeing examples of how to make several dishes with the same base. As some one who enjoys cooking, but also has particular fitness goals (consistent protein intake every day). This is very helpful. I'm not going to make meals from scratch every single day. Looking forward to making this.

This video demonstrates several of the reasons I love this channel. There's focus on practical applications for the home cook. The goal isn't to make the world's best carnitas while sacrificing all other considerations. The goal is to make excellent carnitas at home while optimising taste, time, and practicality/efficiency in the home kitchen. In service of that goal, Ethan seems to adhere to traditional cooking techniques while keeping an open mind to modify when appropriate. Best cooking channel on KZread 🔥

I just started watching your videos, it's not like other cooking channels it's like a real person talking an doing stuff basic level cooks can do. Keep the good work up bro

Big fan, been watching awhile, been taking advice and learning a couple things I didn't already know. I've done this recipe your way two or three times - FANTASTIC food prep ready to go. It opened my eyes to just how easy tacos can be. I just did an amazing thing, tossed some of this with some Thai-type spices, stuck it under my broiler, and served atop a curry. Daaaaaamn. Good one, Ethan.

This method has been a go-to for many years. Super simple and deeply delicious.

Main Q: How can I make the Golden BBQ Sauce?

@squidcoya1996

3 жыл бұрын

Very similar to your run-of-the-mill tomato-based but with mustard instead. Though I've found Maurice's Southern Gold to be the G.O.A.T. so far.

@dookiemane

2 жыл бұрын

Looks like a Carolina Mustard based BBQ For mine I use rice and apple cider vinegar , but as long as u have apple cider ur fine Then just add black pepper, yellow Mustard, spicy brown Mustard(I like IngleHofer), brown sugar, honey, worchestershire, a little ketchup, and some garlic, and I like to add some Chipotle hot sauce in there just for some mild heat

Very happy I found this channel and subscribed. Dude consistently delivers

Love this approach! Pork shoulder is so versatile and inexpensive and this technique allows for one butt to go a long way and in different directions.

this is a great video. Really like this kind of "options food" that you can just freeze and pop out to prepare everyday meals in 10 min

I see "pork"i hit like, this is maybe my favorite meat! Also is the closest one to our cuisine, slavs eat a lot of pork! Love it!

@sovietdoggo6735

3 жыл бұрын

bau

Ethan empowers home chefs everywhere

@oscarpelaooo

3 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more. His recipes are by the most accessible ones on youtube

I’m doing this right now with the recipe I like to use. Honestly the best thing ever to meal prep so good and so versatile.

I made this today! so simple and love the versitility of dishes you can make from the base carnitas

Just found your videos Ethan and going through all of them! Loving them!!

Looks amazing and anything that keeps in the fridge a while is a bonus! Definitely gonna try this

Really good video, love this channel because the recipes are conventional and you can always mix things up to suit your needs!

This method is good, but carnitas properly done in lard are something on another level

@mpaper7848

3 жыл бұрын

Well... Not that much of another level, brother. These are pretty righteous. I'm gonna say high 80's, maybe 90% of the way there. What do you say? And for a home cook, too...

@pfunkera3298

3 жыл бұрын

With a lil bit of orange juice and cayenne

@Bojoschannel

3 жыл бұрын

@@mpaper7848 oh yes, this is probably the best method for home cooking indoors, 80% of the way i'd say, but what i don't like about it is that the carnitas don't end as juicy and evenly browned compared to being cooked in lard. Still doing the later requieres a lot of lard and the smell of it can be overpowering if cooking indoors

@blingblingstarmie-5294

3 жыл бұрын

Lard is pretty expensive where i am, so this would work great for me

@Bojoschannel

3 жыл бұрын

@@blingblingstarmie-5294 I can see that being a problem, luckily here in Mexico lard is cheap and readily available

Love the video super aesthetic as always. Great for quick meals and can be used with leftovers easily. Can really save alot of time in the kitchen while still making quality meals. Great tip 👍

Ethan you been killing it 🙌🏽

i don’t normally do this type of thing but hi i’m a 17 yo home cook nerd just like you i’ve always cooked ever sense making my first egg when i was 4 and i love using your recipes as a guideline and just in general sadly tough times have come for us all and i can’t cook as much as i use too but your videos are inspiration and part of why i’m seeking a higher education in culinary

As someone from Mexico, I can only say WOW! This recipe is excellent, I loved that you showed the 3 different common textrues @4:46 My mom used to cook these for us when we were kids and she would always for chopped if serving on a taco, or chunks if serving on a plate with other sides (greens, potatoes, salsa, beans, etc)

Started doing this at the beginning of the pandemic. You can also put the pork in ramen, make pulled pork fries; or cookie it in red wine, tomato paste, and rosemary and put it atop polenta, or just serve it along side some eggs.

Simple yet to the point and informative. Well done sir, subscribed.

Thank you for these videos!

Love the channel man, keep up the great work 🔥

Made this last night - as with your other recipes that I've tried, it was a hit!

I would love to see more videos highlighting something you can make to have for the whole week, in different dishes or such.

You’re a genius!! Thanks for this smart recipe 😋

you changed your "hey everyone..." saying tempo and it feels weird haha

@TheSlavChef

3 жыл бұрын

i thought I am going mad. :D

@EthanChlebowski

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao, I didn't even notice, I'll get it back on pace!

@I-Am-L

3 жыл бұрын

@@EthanChlebowski I better see a metronome in the next intro

@TBlev215

3 жыл бұрын

His inflection sounds like Chef John, I like it!

@Charles.Wright

3 жыл бұрын

@@TBlev215 - chef John has this super effeminate tonal upcurl thing at the end of every phrase, which is irritating.

Awesome video and some great versatility, definitely giving all these try!

Dude I actually like your videos this was great. Thank you!

Dude. I just made these (not actually for a meal, just wanted to make these ahead), I just tasted it without even browning it first and I was like: What. The. Heck. These taste SO good, it's borderline unbelievable. I actually had to restrain myself from downing more than a few pieces, just incredible. Tomorrow I'll make some tacos with them, I actually can't wait! Thank you so much man!

Thanks for this - I happened to have a pork shoulder in my freezer when this came out, so I did this just now, and it was great! Super easy, the pork at the end (before even frying it up) is really tasty, and now I have a quart of carnitas in my fridge for the week. :-) The only thing I did differently was that I just pulled it apart by hand at the end, after giving it about 20 minutes to cool. Actually turned out great, with an overall texture combining both small chunks (like chopping) with those threads (like mashing), and I didn't have to wash anything afterwards other than my hands. The only downside was that more of it ended up in my mouth than I intended! Can't wait to eat it for lunches this week.

Amazing, I love your channel. Thank you for making this content

Great vid, Eathan. I appreciate this breakdown and simple recipe for some wonderful traditional Carnitas!

Just when I was bored out of my mind with it being frigid outside, I stumbled upon your channel....great content! Thank you

Quality content. Ethan will gain at least 1 Million sub at the end of 2021. Keep the good work brother (Been here since the beginning)

Omg I just found your channel and I‘m actually obsessed with your videos now... the problem is that I am a student and thus just can‘t make everything because I sometimes don‘t have access to certain things. It would be great to see a series or just one video about simple but still great dishes. Anyways, keep up the good work!

You killed it dude.! Spot on Mexican cuisine.

dude. you absolutely rock

Your videos are soooooo helpful haha thanks a lot man!!

Excellent video! Loving these mexican recipes, really spot on too.

I just made this recipe last night. I'm doing my best to keep from eating all the pork before dinnertime. Amazing technique and recipes Ethan! Thanks from NY

2:40 EVERY other cook that I've worked with scrapes down their cutting board with their knife's cutting edge. As minor as it may be to others, you have no idea how relieved seeing this makes me.

@tissuepaper9962

2 жыл бұрын

Sometimes I just don't feel like flipping the knife over, and I sharpen religiously anyway. Nice knife on wood? Fuck yeah I'll flip it over. Walmart special on PTFE? Eh. Comme çi, comme ça. Not worth the effort most of the time, because I sharpen a shitty knife every time I use it anyway.

Question, Ethan: when reusing your pork leftovers, did you find better crisping success when cooking the meat still cold vs waiting for it to get to room temp. Is this something you’d be willing to experiment with in a future video? It’s something I’ve been curious about.

@tudorieionut3410

3 жыл бұрын

I doubt it makes any difference if you store it in small pieces as he did

@meatballerina

3 жыл бұрын

@@tudorieionut3410 that’s a really good point. I guess I’m more curious about larger pieces of leftover meat, too

@robert58

3 жыл бұрын

It will heat up very fast anyway so there is no reason to let it come up to room temp first.

@petarjovanovic6401

3 жыл бұрын

i like putting it in a cold pan, just like bacon, as the fat slowly renders out i crank the heat up and have it crisp up real nice. what i wanted to say is that it doesn’t matter if it’s cold or room temp this method works

I love cooking this way. Make something that can be made into other things as the week goes on.

I make carnitas, I love carnitas, and I still watched this just cause I could lol... love your stuff brother! Keep up the good work!

Those all look amazing

just used this technique with beef chuck and it was incredible.

Hey man! Probably not gonna see this, but I want to thank you wholeheartedly. In a few months, I am going to be moving into my first apartment, and the one thing that I am worried about is finding time to cook (I work as a professional chef and it is hard to find the desire to cook after you cook for 10 hours a day) and seeing these cook and chill recipes is inspiring me. I am saving every recipe I can find to a playlist. Thank you for inspiring me to cook more at home and I will continue to support and watch your videos!

It’s a damn good thing the algorithm gods brought me to you. It’s only been a few days since this happened and I have plenty of new recipes to try and I love your no nonsense approach. AND the fact you clean as you go, well that’s the icing on the cake.

Made this last night, used more than salt as seasoning. Didn't grey out, like the video, looked as good as it tastes. This is an easy, flavorful technique for pork. Thanks, EC!!

I cook my shoulder in the Instant pot and the break it into chunks, then freeze it in portion size vac bags. Works great. Great recipes! thanks!

I did this yesterday and I can't belive I'm 37 years old and haven't found out about this before. This is the best carnitas/pulled pork recepie i ever tried and I have tryed a lot of them,

Just discovered your channel and I'm a fan, really interesting and useful tips, so many ideas, thanks!!!

My Gf and I had store bought carnitas on Friday and we were saying we needed to find a recipe to make ourselves so this is perfect timing!

►► another great video!! You became my fav food youtuber!! Good work!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!

thanks ethan you're the man

That was the most Mexican pronunciation of Orechiette ever. Love it mate. Keep the solid recipes coming.

I regularly make chicken breasts (mayo pepper forever!) thanks to you, and I can see this as being my next go to. Thanks!

Yea. Doing this tomorrow !!!

Mexico is proud of you

Ethan, from someone who lives in the Capital of Pig Production, en el mero Aguascalientes-nnn; I can tell you that you are spot on with these _carnitas_ ! When I moved back to Phoenix for a piece, I made these along with _Pibil_ for some friends, and they asked me why I hadn't opened a restaurant yet. Saaaaaabe ... So, great work, and I've been wanting to upload my own version, but it's been buried as other projects are a wee bit higher in the queue, but man!, great work, and _Buen Provecho_ amigo!

We usually just cook the carnitas in its own juices for about an hour with a lid to keep the moisture from evaporating, might add an extra cup of water if the meat didn’t release enough water and once it evaporates then we just keep an eye on it moving it around so it doesn’t burn and we remove from pan once they’re crispy. Throwing away the water like you did makes me feel like I’m throwing away it’s flavor.

Love your videos

That was soooo good. Just made it. Followed recipe almost to the tee (pre cubed pork stew meat).

Just finished the prep work. Looking forward to tacos tonight!

Ohhh hell yeah, I can’t wait to try this

I really like your content, keep it up!

Wow perfecto compadre 👌🏽

Thank you for this😄👏👏🙏🙏🙏

I've made this so many times and it's insanely good, even just by itself.

Hey Ethan! Thank you so much for this recipe. I made it few days ago and I wish I knew it sooner!

I'm making carnitas today for the first time, this was a very awesome coincidence.

For a second there it looked like you were in El Paso - that taco is spot on. BTW - one of the the key reasons I like your channel is that not only is it informative, but it is also unpretentious and practical. This video really illustrates that aspect.

I love that the last dish you cooked was an Italian pasta dish, using Mexican Carnitas and it was cooked in a Chinese wok by a Polish American cook.

You have no idea how on time this was!

I have to watch these videos BEFORE I go grocery shopping. What you make puts what I planned to shame. :)