In France, our Christmas cake is a Bûche de Noël, with chocolate, vanilla or coffee. Sometimes it's made of icecream, and sometimes it's just a cake with cream and decorations, but it's delicious ! :D
Christmas cake in my country....I guess christmas cake for an american would be fruitcake. But, honestly, I've never eaten it because it doesn't look very appetizing. I would definitely want to eat a christmas omelette more
In Ireland we have adapted the English traditional fruit cake. We still have the dense cake itself, but we feed it with stout instead of sherry. I don't think the icing is important here either, just the cake itself; and even then it isn't massively popular.
when making cake once you pour the batter into the pan do what you did when the cake was done, let it slam a few times befor baking that way you wont have air bubbles ;)
In Switzerland (Geneva), we have a cake called Bûche de Noël (I think the english word is Yule Log) for christmas. The epiphany is celebrated on the 6th of January and on that day we eat the King cake made with puff pastry and frangipane.
In Poland we have this tradition of fasting the whole day on Christmas Eve, until the Christmas Eve supper. So no cakes (and absolutely no meat) then. But, next day, we start the celebrations, so we prepare a few cakes, but we don't really have a tradition for them - every family makes what suits them most, I guess. In my family, we make cheesecake.
On a side note, when I make whipped cream, I usually add a bit of lemon juice to make the cream lighter. To me, it tastes so much better this way!
in my family we had an eggless cake called a "boiled raisin cake"...you boil the raisins in water, sugar, and the spices (cinnamon and cloves) then add the shortening to melt and baking soda for the leavener.the flour is added and it's baked.it is dense, more like a sweet bread, and very yummy!we also enjoyed gingerbread cookies, and a danish cookies we called rosettes( a batter made with irons dipped into a crepe like batter, fried and dusted with powdered sugar!light and crisp
In Spain we eat Roscón de Reyes, a big sweetbread donut filled with cream and topped with glazed fruit (Angelica and cherries and sugar) which has a little lucky charm inside - whoever gets it in their slice is lucky for the year. There is also a bean, which means you must pay for the Roscón next year.
Lovely looking omelette, I will try to make it even though it is no longer Christmas. :D
in Greece we have a cake which is called vasilopita. it means "cake/pie of st Basil" who is st Claus in Greece. in every family we make or buy it and serve it to everyone on the first day of the year. inside the cake there is a coin! the person who gets the serving with the coin is said to have a lucky year it is supposed to be a present from st Claus. we also have vasilopita at school and work because the ceremony of cutting and serving it to everyone is suppoded to bring luck for the new year
omg that looks so good. I dont care if you say it didnt come out good it always looks amazing! i would kill just try your dishes lol well not literally but you get the idea.
I was in a mall in Singapore... I think it was called liang court... And I was in the Japanese grocery store. I was looking at the Japanese candies and all that, when i saw somebody who looked EXACTLY like you, with a child in a blue shirt. Have you visited Singapore recently and was that you? I thought it would make sense that you were in the Japanese grocery store...
u hava a good show, i've tried some of your reciepies and enjoyed them, there are many other reciepies of yours i intend on trying, but wtf is up with this"omlette" dude?!
We do have a kind of Christmas Cake, we call it a 'kerststronk'. Translated it would be Christmas Log (of wood). Basically it's a cake in the shape of a log of wood. But it's so delecious.
in Mexico we do a lot of food and this is a time to be with family and is a time to forgive problems or fix problems with relatives. but most this days are to be with family we dont do a cake but we do another dessert recipes. i live now in united states and American culture is about the same thing my point is this days are to be with family for us. my friends in japan said x-mas in japan is equal as Feb/14 to us so i guess Japanese people dont understand Christmas for us is not like that
For Christmas dinner, we usually have a Christmas Ham. I suppose a turkey also works, but having had weeks of turkey leftovers after US's Thanksgiving, I'm ready for something that's not turkey!
Dessert wise I don't think we have anything "traditional." The weeks leading to Christmas tend to bring out a flurry of cookie and dessert/cookie bar baking, though. This year we made hundreds of cookies (of three different types, plus fudge too), and often send small collections of cookies to family.
Oishii *-* I always wondered why there's always strawberry on japanese Christmas Cakes? In Germany there are no strawberries at all at that time of the year :( I don't think there's a special kind of cake here on christmas but christmas is cookie-time ^o^ (I only made 3 different types this year though :') )
Anyway, thank you for all your videos this year and although christmas is already over i hope you had a good time ^__^/
Frohes Neues Jahr (which means Happy New Year in german :3 ) !!
Here in Brazil we do not eat a "Christmas cake", here we celabrate Christmas with a fest, we eat "Panettone" but main meal is roast turkey or roast pork, fresh fruits, many types of rice, codfish, etc.
We invite friends and familly to our home, it's more like a party and it's not just a cake.
My family never did a Christmas cake, but we would do Christmas cookies! All sorts of varieties! Although next year I would love to make a Christmas cake!
@NubishCake It really depends on the chickens, We have several different breeds of chickens from rhode island reds to belgian d'uccle's. They have light to darker yolks, even if just laid.
¡Feliz Navidad! (Merry christmas!) Here in Venezuela, he most popular cake is made with chocolat, candied fruit, almonds and spicies (cinnamon, nutmeg & cloves), but really is like in Japan, is a european recipe (mey be more than one) adapted to our tropical taste :)
:D yay! In Britain we have Christmas cake and christmas pudding. Christmas cake is basically a fruit cak made a month or so in advance with a layer of marzipan and a layer of icing on top. Christmas pudding is a VERY strong cake made in a bowl then turned upside down to serve (dome-shaped). When it is being served, we put alcohol on top then set it alight, it's very pretty ^^
hey runnyrunny! I'm from Hong Kong and I'm visiting Japan right now. Yesterday at around 8.20pm i was waiting for a train in JR Ikebukuro station and guess what, i SAW you!!!! i was sure that was you because i watch your videos. i wanted to say hi but there were so many people and you were leaving the train (you were using your mobile phone lol). i should have shouted 'RUNNY-SAN!!', had a little chat and taken a photo with u. It's such small world, isnt' it? please reply to this coment! Ronald
Yamanote line? It's funny... We could have had some drink together. It's on me :) Next time you see me there, don't hesitate to slap my face to wake me up! 謝謝！
@runnyrunny999 yup!! yamanote line! so that WAS u omg! yay! sure it's funny. thanks for your offer and i'll slap u next time i see u haha. i'm happy u replied to my comment. u made my new year's eve!! and i'm impressed u know how to type 'thank you' in chinese. Happy 2012!!
In France the tradition is to eat a "bûche" at the end of the meal. It look like a log of wood and it is make with chocolate generally but there is a lot of flavors (vanilla, fruits...). Continu your videos runny, I like you ! Merry christmas by France !
@ladyraspb Bonjour! i'm currently takign french classes and we just learned about the "buche de noel"! is it worth making because I wanted to try it sometime. merci.au revior. hows my french?
@nonamer145 Hello, the "bûche" with ice creem is a few difficult because you need a ice creem machine and you need to know how make several layers of ice cream with several flavors. But the "bûche" in cake is most easy to do because it is similar a rolled cake covered with chocolate. And your basic french is good (because I think you want to say "au revoir" at the end and no "au revior"). If you have any question, just ask! Bye.
I just made this; the cake is in the oven right now. I hope it's good!! :) P.S. Runny, I think it would be really helpful if you included the baking temperature and time in the description; I read off the ingredients as I went, but then when the time came to bake the cake, I had to go back through the video to find the time/temp. Just a suggestion. Thanks for the recipe!
I live in Canada were I wouldn't say there is one type of Christmas cake; there's black cake, Christmas log cake, Chinese Christmas cake, etc. Canada is such a diverse mix of different cultures and people that I don't think there is just one type. ^_^ I'm hoping for biko cake (Filipino rice coconut pudding cake) this year.
Though we do love & eat a lot of sweet things at Christmas, we don't really have a special Christmas cake, but we do love the Santas and the tree decorations that are made of chocolate XD And we make many cakes (With cream, chocolate...) around this time of the year <3
We do have special cakes that we make for Easter though ~
Well, since I am from Portugal, we usually have for dessert the typical cake named ''Christmas Trunk'' in honor to our Christmas trees. it looks something like this all covered by chocolate = w = and similar to a Christmas trunk. go google it ^^' type 'Tronco de Natal' Portuguese for Christmas Trunk
runnrunny!!!! you're are my most favorite youtube chef around. I've been following you since you were just running. and I love what you've grown into. who would have guessed that you'd grow into such a beautiful flower, just by staring at the soil? oh well. keep up the good work, you're amazing.
It looked nice! We usually have a pastel de tres leches (a cake of three milks). Its a nice thick cake, they add a milk mixture to it, decorate it with whipped cream and strawberries! There are many different kinds but its a good cake!
14 people do not like this? what is not to like XD and in Canada we have log cake and fruit cake both of wich im not a fan im sure there are all kinds in north america but im not actually sure
We dont have christmas cake like that in Portugal... But we have other things very traditional for christmas, like Rabanadas (french toast), Sonhos, (i didnt find translation, but it means "dreams" in English) that are little fried yeast dough, and of course, Bolo rei (King cake) and that's decorated with dried fruit. :)
Looks tasty!! In Belgium we also have a Christmas cake but it's with chocolate or moka and we call it a "Bûche de Noël". (litteraly log of Christmas because of the form.. looks like a piece of a tree ^^ )
@THEunique4158 Just stir it really well. The sifter is for making sure there are no clumps of flour. Make sure to thoroughly stir and grind so there are no clumps, even without the sifter. Do not press hard on the flour as this will form clumps
Yay! <3 I want to make this^^ here in Norway I can't really recall if we have an actual cake..or no actually we have plenty but most of them are little ones like biscuits and such, nothing like your christmas cake with whipped cream and such, we have deserts with whipped cream for christmas that is but...no..don't remember if we have any cakes like that..so that's why I am going to make it^__^ haha! Runny you are as sweet and funny as always thank you^^ God Jul, like we say here in Norway^__^
Nice to see you got an electric mixer and you aren't beating it like for your green tea ice cream video! hahahaha hmm... I'm not sure what Canada's holiday cake would be but I know I see cake logs where it's rolled with whipped cream and decorated like it's a log in the forest on christmas haha i think... haha
Here in America, a lot of people make "fruitcake" around Christmas. It's sort of like a heavy yellow poundcake, with lots of candied fruit and nuts in it. A lot of people don't like it, and the idea that more fruitcakes are given away than actually eaten is an old and common joke.
Your Christmas omelette looks delicious, by the way!
@RoyceTheMad : There was a "Far Side" comic that I saw, which said that there was actually a fourth wiseman who came to see Jesus, but he was turned away because he brought a fruitcake. LOL!!
In my country the popular cake in Catalonia is Tortell ^ 0^ for christmas and Inside there are a small ceramic of one king and one raw bean. If you take a part and have raw bean you paid the tortell :D and if you take a part and have a king put in your head a crown. ♥ bye bye runnyrunny999 ♥
looking gooooooooood
KnowledgeAddicted 3 days ago
YUMMY.
IcedChaiii 5 days ago
In France, our Christmas cake is a Bûche de Noël, with chocolate, vanilla or coffee. Sometimes it's made of icecream, and sometimes it's just a cake with cream and decorations, but it's delicious ! :D
LunaBallade 1 week ago
Fruit cake in America would be our Christmas cake. But no one eats it. It was made in the past to preserve fruits. It's gross!
Nushgala 2 weeks ago
@Nushgala I hate the cherries ;_; so gross. But a friend of my grandmother's makes an Italian-style bread that actually makes them semi-decent.
CelebrityStatus99 2 weeks ago
I love reading everyone's response to runnyrunny999's question in the comments.
Very diverse, yet unified cultures. (Idk what I just said haha).
Huba588 2 weeks ago
yum :O'
kitchimomo 2 weeks ago
I just realized that it is supposed to be like a Christmas cake. (_ _;)
NerdyPhantom 2 weeks ago
INCREDIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :O :O :O
So easy!!!
c0c0456 2 weeks ago
thumbs up if the second to last song made you smile
animegirl11223 2 weeks ago
woww.. u're a pro with whipping cream!! XD
Charestria 2 weeks ago
Runny-san you're doing it wrong.... that's a cake, not an omelet
Flaviahh 2 weeks ago
男性でここまで出来たらかなりの好評価‼
noatan55 2 weeks ago
You arnt getting old ;)
OHyeahPAULYdswiffey 2 weeks ago
Does it matter if the sugar is different?
Pikachu1000ful 2 weeks ago
Omg I want to eat that >_<
mirumizu 2 weeks ago
how much is 100 g in cups?? :/
kbkhl 2 weeks ago
lol do u not have a girlfriend ? i mean , i heard that guys that cook well are popular
KamiNoKazoku 3 weeks ago
same one... mostly because i buy from a japanese/chinese bakery XD
KELLERMANisBACK 3 weeks ago
MMMMM... FUCK.
IAmSuchANerdLol 3 weeks ago
Christmas cake in my country....I guess christmas cake for an american would be fruitcake. But, honestly, I've never eaten it because it doesn't look very appetizing. I would definitely want to eat a christmas omelette more
dramaindulged 3 weeks ago in playlist Japanese sweets
bottom to surface mixing is actually called folding. you do this so you do not over mix the egg whites and release the air from it
takawmiata 3 weeks ago
in my family they make black cake
jkseraphim4 3 weeks ago
Wow, what an easy recipe, I'll give it a shot this weekend and let you know how it turns out, ^^ BTW, I started cooking because of your videos! :D
spitsfire75 3 weeks ago in playlist More videos from runnyrunny999
In Ireland we have adapted the English traditional fruit cake. We still have the dense cake itself, but we feed it with stout instead of sherry. I don't think the icing is important here either, just the cake itself; and even then it isn't massively popular.
LordFuzzybottom 3 weeks ago
ahhh im falling in love with this guy *.*/
jackiejackjackster 3 weeks ago 2
@runnyrunny999
when making cake once you pour the batter into the pan do what you did when the cake was done, let it slam a few times befor baking that way you wont have air bubbles ;)
Honey1675 3 weeks ago
The only Christmas cake we have here in Canada is fruit cake. But I wouldn't recommend it. LOL
Fantiigerro 3 weeks ago in playlist 1080 HD cooking Videos
i never knew sponge cake was this simple! thanks Runny! :)
aimesbson 3 weeks ago
Here in Denmark, we have this christmas dessert treat called ''Æbleskiver''
Directly translated to english: ''Apple Slices''
It is made out of batter, with buttermilk in it.
They are round, so to make these, you need a pan with holes. Like a tagoyaki pan^^
Usually we eat them, with strawberry jam and powdered sugar
LoveYourCake007 3 weeks ago
@LoveYourCake007 Woooowww that sounds really good :O
dramaindulged 3 weeks ago
Are you check the food that you cooking before u upload it??
FCBarcelona662 4 weeks ago
We make a sponge cake and with straws make holes in the cake and fill those with red and green jello
cutiewolfy 4 weeks ago
Do you have a cookbook out? If so, where can I purchase one?
DeadlyDragoness 1 month ago
runnyrunny999ねえ！あなたは日本の餅を作ることはできますか？
kittenlover502 1 month ago
@ninkacrinkles then y did he swear when he ate it
mimi84635 1 month ago
Your batter and meringue look so beautiful - i bet the cake tasted great
ninkacrinkles 1 month ago
i wuvv u runny <3
synclaire232 1 month ago
In Switzerland (Geneva), we have a cake called Bûche de Noël (I think the english word is Yule Log) for christmas. The epiphany is celebrated on the 6th of January and on that day we eat the King cake made with puff pastry and frangipane.
shirine1989 1 month ago
"euh? i just said that twice" ahhaha..so funny XD
strawberryFUSION 1 month ago in playlist 1080 HD cooking Videos 2
Do you work as a chef?
strawberryFUSION 1 month ago in playlist 1080 HD cooking Videos 12
@strawberryFUSION
No I'm not.
runnyrunny999 1 month ago in playlist 1080 HD cooking Videos 6
I have a question, what do you do when you have alot leftover?
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@OtakuFreaky
Share it with your neighbor.
runnyrunny999 1 month ago 49
@runnyrunny999 I want to be your neighbor. D: That lucky fellow.
Kawaiifiedx3 3 weeks ago
@runnyrunny999 how do you make your eggyolk solid? Mine is all liquid.Like you broke your egg and it was like a solid ball.
Pikachu1000ful 1 month ago
wow
Digga005 1 month ago
In Poland we have this tradition of fasting the whole day on Christmas Eve, until the Christmas Eve supper. So no cakes (and absolutely no meat) then. But, next day, we start the celebrations, so we prepare a few cakes, but we don't really have a tradition for them - every family makes what suits them most, I guess. In my family, we make cheesecake.
On a side note, when I make whipped cream, I usually add a bit of lemon juice to make the cream lighter. To me, it tastes so much better this way!
Kraecha 1 month ago
OMG RUNNY!! you're awesome!!!
rahrahcool 1 month ago
Runny that was Chantilly cream you made, that's the name for adding in vanilla to whipped cream :)
saberaimu 1 month ago in playlist 1080 HD cooking Videos
in my family we had an eggless cake called a "boiled raisin cake"...you boil the raisins in water, sugar, and the spices (cinnamon and cloves) then add the shortening to melt and baking soda for the leavener.the flour is added and it's baked.it is dense, more like a sweet bread, and very yummy!we also enjoyed gingerbread cookies, and a danish cookies we called rosettes( a batter made with irons dipped into a crepe like batter, fried and dusted with powdered sugar!light and crisp
practicalmagic9 1 month ago
.. i suddenly craves for cake
KamiNoKazoku 1 month ago
In the U.S. we have these nasty fruitcakes we give them to people who will most likely throw them out after we leave. Lol! XD
starsxinxaxjar 1 month ago
In the U.S. we usually have a Christmas ham or turkey.
tdbgamer 1 month ago
I don't think the U.S has any actual traditional 'Christmas Cake'..
Theatriics 1 month ago
Your Christmas omelet loos delicious. Love your videos,
jngwatson 1 month ago
In Spain we eat Roscón de Reyes, a big sweetbread donut filled with cream and topped with glazed fruit (Angelica and cherries and sugar) which has a little lucky charm inside - whoever gets it in their slice is lucky for the year. There is also a bean, which means you must pay for the Roscón next year.
Lovely looking omelette, I will try to make it even though it is no longer Christmas. :D
magikspiffy 1 month ago
Strawberries on christmas?
Only in Japan.
WoeBeUntoUs 1 month ago
in Greece we have a cake which is called vasilopita. it means "cake/pie of st Basil" who is st Claus in Greece. in every family we make or buy it and serve it to everyone on the first day of the year. inside the cake there is a coin! the person who gets the serving with the coin is said to have a lucky year it is supposed to be a present from st Claus. we also have vasilopita at school and work because the ceremony of cutting and serving it to everyone is suppoded to bring luck for the new year
JoHnNyDePp2137 1 month ago
what the music in 4:42?
xxxaikoxkazuyaxxx07 1 month ago
omg that looks so good. I dont care if you say it didnt come out good it always looks amazing! i would kill just try your dishes lol well not literally but you get the idea.
Str8UPdork 1 month ago
That is so cool. !!!
neurocosm 1 month ago
Dear runny runny,
I was in a mall in Singapore... I think it was called liang court... And I was in the Japanese grocery store. I was looking at the Japanese candies and all that, when i saw somebody who looked EXACTLY like you, with a child in a blue shirt. Have you visited Singapore recently and was that you? I thought it would make sense that you were in the Japanese grocery store...
Wish you the best.
MrJoseph0 1 month ago
In Mexico we have something similar but it isn't for Christmas, it is for January 6 and it's called Rosca de Reyes (:
But for Christmas there is nothing really like that ):
GotitoGaara8 1 month ago
We don't have any christmas cakes here :S I'm so jealous
GreenChronicl3 1 month ago
Miss you runnyrunny!! Wish I knew about more Japanese dishes, because I would order one!
Mynameisemmahello 1 month ago
buche de noel
datenshisenshi 1 month ago
めっちゃおいしそう！お腹すきます( ；´Д｀)
123456nanami 1 month ago
美味しそう．^O^
MsKyoku 1 month ago
@runnyrunny999 So does that mean look at cooking with dog? Lol
becsta457639 1 month ago
In sweden we eat STICKY CAKE!
Go to swedishmealtime's youtube channel to see how to make it
AzumGaming 1 month ago
OMGG your eyes make mr shy >.<
Dec15k 1 month ago
Can you do a melonpan tutorial
becsta457639 1 month ago 4
@becsta457639
Chop the onion into fine piecES!
- Francis
runnyrunny999 1 month ago 70
@runnyrunny999 cooking with dog has that video. but i would love to see runny make melonpan! :)
Perih08 1 month ago
hahaha... I like "...doesnt have to be perfect, because you're watching runnyrunny999, and you can still keep going". keep going runnyrunny999 :))
hhadiwin 1 month ago
u hava a good show, i've tried some of your reciepies and enjoyed them, there are many other reciepies of yours i intend on trying, but wtf is up with this"omlette" dude?!
kikkakieran 1 month ago
I like his necklace or I think its a necklace? Idle I like it! ^o^ My mom makes menudo! I make the cake and cream puffs! Mmmm, I'm hungry...
samwow125 1 month ago
your cooking channel on youtube rocks :D
lasspenny 1 month ago
We do have a kind of Christmas Cake, we call it a 'kerststronk'. Translated it would be Christmas Log (of wood). Basically it's a cake in the shape of a log of wood. But it's so delecious.
And happy hollidays \0/
Yaamoesje 1 month ago
@Yaamoesje is het La Buche in het frans? :D
lasspenny 1 month ago
@lasspenny Ja, ik geloof het... Maar mijn Frans is niet zo goed :p
Yaamoesje 1 month ago
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Happy New Year!!
Japanime20 1 month ago in playlist More videos from runnyrunny999
@runnyrunny999 Same too u! ^.^
deideiitachilover 1 month ago
in Mexico we do a lot of food and this is a time to be with family and is a time to forgive problems or fix problems with relatives. but most this days are to be with family we dont do a cake but we do another dessert recipes. i live now in united states and American culture is about the same thing my point is this days are to be with family for us. my friends in japan said x-mas in japan is equal as Feb/14 to us so i guess Japanese people dont understand Christmas for us is not like that
meow23 1 month ago
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meow23 1 month ago
awesome
octefg 1 month ago
For Christmas dinner, we usually have a Christmas Ham. I suppose a turkey also works, but having had weeks of turkey leftovers after US's Thanksgiving, I'm ready for something that's not turkey!
Dessert wise I don't think we have anything "traditional." The weeks leading to Christmas tend to bring out a flurry of cookie and dessert/cookie bar baking, though. This year we made hundreds of cookies (of three different types, plus fudge too), and often send small collections of cookies to family.
ChirriLin 1 month ago
That was clever and it looks tasty. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
novad511 1 month ago
we have a huge turkey at christmas in america
byronlee991017 1 month ago
Oishii *-* I always wondered why there's always strawberry on japanese Christmas Cakes? In Germany there are no strawberries at all at that time of the year :( I don't think there's a special kind of cake here on christmas but christmas is cookie-time ^o^ (I only made 3 different types this year though :') )
Anyway, thank you for all your videos this year and although christmas is already over i hope you had a good time ^__^/
Frohes Neues Jahr (which means Happy New Year in german :3 ) !!
SalmiChan 1 month ago
Why does it Take so Long to make your Videos and I Hope you will make a New years recipe
stinkypadudi 1 month ago
Here in Brazil we do not eat a "Christmas cake", here we celabrate Christmas with a fest, we eat "Panettone" but main meal is roast turkey or roast pork, fresh fruits, many types of rice, codfish, etc.
We invite friends and familly to our home, it's more like a party and it's not just a cake.
coisasnatv 1 month ago
@JoseV1991
Actually I just said ''Oishii'' which means ''tastes good''. But it really sounded like ''Oh shit'' even to me .... That's why I beeped that part.
runnyrunny999 1 month ago 42
@runnyrunny999 Either way it sounds good. "Oishii!" or "Oh shit! That was freaking delicious :D"
KiraKiraProject 1 month ago
@runnyrunny999 LMAO!!! HA HA HA!! :D
Matt2779 3 weeks ago
No, well I went to Palestine for a vacation to see how it looks only. But they dont celebrate christmas
Moesdays 1 month ago
My family never did a Christmas cake, but we would do Christmas cookies! All sorts of varieties! Although next year I would love to make a Christmas cake!
rawkstarr89 1 month ago
how come the egg yolks are so orange???? they almost look spoiled.
NubishCake 1 month ago
@NubishCake It really depends on the chickens, We have several different breeds of chickens from rhode island reds to belgian d'uccle's. They have light to darker yolks, even if just laid.
bambi7468 1 month ago
runnyの兄貴ｨｨｨｨｨ～～～～～～～！！！！！
egg whiteで「卵白」なんですね♪英語と日本語の繋がりって面白い＾＾
解説中の和訳が一味スパイス効いていて笑えますｗｗ生クリームのon toppingがすごくお洒落でさり気なく手慣れてる感じがして・・プロのケーキ屋さんみたいでした。今年も素晴らしい料理ばかりで御苦労さまでした、そしていつも我々の目と心を癒して楽しませてくれてありがとう♪来年も楽しみに期待しています！良いお年を！！！
sotoalloftheworld 1 month ago
@sotoalloftheworld
だからほめ過ぎ。。。全くをもってそんな技術はないですよ。いつも応援ありがとうです。こんな料理でも登録者7万以上もいるんですから、完全に海外の学生さん向けですね。こちらこそ来年もよろしくです！
runnyrunny999 1 month ago
Runnyrunny999, what would you do for the new years dinner? Is there any typical food in Japan during the new years eve? :) Greetings from Sweden.
Mxssb 1 month ago
oishiso~~~~
EstarShinobe 1 month ago
we have Christmas log cake in Canada :D
melojim1 1 month ago
¡Feliz Navidad! (Merry christmas!) Here in Venezuela, he most popular cake is made with chocolat, candied fruit, almonds and spicies (cinnamon, nutmeg & cloves), but really is like in Japan, is a european recipe (mey be more than one) adapted to our tropical taste :)
acl1320 1 month ago in playlist Más vídeos de runnyrunny999
LOOOKS SO YUUMMMYY !!!^^
MERRY XMAS !!!!
XXangel10 1 month ago
THIS GOT ME SO HUNGRY. You said it wasn't perfect but it still looked so good. <3 Merry Christmas! :)
xxonspotlight 1 month ago
:D yay! In Britain we have Christmas cake and christmas pudding. Christmas cake is basically a fruit cak made a month or so in advance with a layer of marzipan and a layer of icing on top. Christmas pudding is a VERY strong cake made in a bowl then turned upside down to serve (dome-shaped). When it is being served, we put alcohol on top then set it alight, it's very pretty ^^
jyouchan1 1 month ago
hey runnyrunny! I'm from Hong Kong and I'm visiting Japan right now. Yesterday at around 8.20pm i was waiting for a train in JR Ikebukuro station and guess what, i SAW you!!!! i was sure that was you because i watch your videos. i wanted to say hi but there were so many people and you were leaving the train (you were using your mobile phone lol). i should have shouted 'RUNNY-SAN!!', had a little chat and taken a photo with u. It's such small world, isnt' it? please reply to this coment! Ronald
juicylemonade 1 month ago 42
@juicylemonade
Yamanote line? It's funny... We could have had some drink together. It's on me :) Next time you see me there, don't hesitate to slap my face to wake me up! 謝謝！
runnyrunny999 1 month ago 7
@runnyrunny999 yup!! yamanote line! so that WAS u omg! yay! sure it's funny. thanks for your offer and i'll slap u next time i see u haha. i'm happy u replied to my comment. u made my new year's eve!! and i'm impressed u know how to type 'thank you' in chinese. Happy 2012!!
juicylemonade 1 month ago
@juicylemonade
恭喜恭喜！新年好！
runnyrunny999 1 month ago
I'll see you guys in the next year! Best wishes for coming New Year！
また来年に出てきます。 皆さんよいお年をお迎えください！
runnyrunny999 1 month ago 24
"Happy Christmas"
My little sister : " IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!"
mermaidhihi321pich 1 month ago
Delicious! You have great recipies! :)
KatFlyGrl 1 month ago in playlist Japanese sweets
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xstrahberix 1 month ago
WHAT FLOUR !??!? ALL PURPOSE !??! PLS STATE IN EVERY OF UR VIDEO N RESPOND PLS THANKS
christine180298 2 months ago
おいしそ～
じゃ、これを作りたいだ(*^^*)
kawaiikimuchi 2 months ago
wow, even the egg yolks look different. O;
Beautvanity 2 months ago
in portugal, where i live, we have lots of sweets that are tradicional to eat during xmas but i think the most popular cake is one called "bolo rei"
usaberi 2 months ago
It looks wonderfull ^^. Probably very tasty heehee..
Well in the Netherlands, they usually have a chocolate cake as a X-mas cake.
But it's not really a tradition or something.
tforal 2 months ago
In France the tradition is to eat a "bûche" at the end of the meal. It look like a log of wood and it is make with chocolate generally but there is a lot of flavors (vanilla, fruits...). Continu your videos runny, I like you ! Merry christmas by France !
ladyraspb 2 months ago
@ladyraspb Bonjour! i'm currently takign french classes and we just learned about the "buche de noel"! is it worth making because I wanted to try it sometime. merci.au revior. hows my french?
nonamer145 1 month ago
@nonamer145 Hello, the "bûche" with ice creem is a few difficult because you need a ice creem machine and you need to know how make several layers of ice cream with several flavors. But the "bûche" in cake is most easy to do because it is similar a rolled cake covered with chocolate. And your basic french is good (because I think you want to say "au revoir" at the end and no "au revior"). If you have any question, just ask! Bye.
ladyraspb 1 month ago
@ladyraspb
Even in japan many patisseries sell french style christmas cake called bûche de noël.
I used to like that log-shaped brown cake.
NippleOfNippon 1 month ago
I just made this; the cake is in the oven right now. I hope it's good!! :) P.S. Runny, I think it would be really helpful if you included the baking temperature and time in the description; I read off the ingredients as I went, but then when the time came to bake the cake, I had to go back through the video to find the time/temp. Just a suggestion. Thanks for the recipe!
ReasonablyChic 2 months ago
Yummy , I'll try do this cake for my family :x
rubymoonb2uty 2 months ago
Hello runny runny. I know this has nothing to do with the food or this video but I was wandering how Japan is coming along after the tsunami...
kawaiifutanarishow 2 months ago
I live in Canada were I wouldn't say there is one type of Christmas cake; there's black cake, Christmas log cake, Chinese Christmas cake, etc. Canada is such a diverse mix of different cultures and people that I don't think there is just one type. ^_^ I'm hoping for biko cake (Filipino rice coconut pudding cake) this year.
Anjel1e 2 months ago
you sad it didn't come out well but it did! :D
Jaejoongwife08 2 months ago
MERRY CHRISTMAS! :D
SHYRENH 2 months ago
that looks good
91jw40073 2 months ago
I LOVE CHRISTMAS! MERRY CHRISTMAS! :D
Though we do love & eat a lot of sweet things at Christmas, we don't really have a special Christmas cake, but we do love the Santas and the tree decorations that are made of chocolate XD And we make many cakes (With cream, chocolate...) around this time of the year <3
We do have special cakes that we make for Easter though ~
I'm from Israel, BTW :)
Jemmy8691 2 months ago 4
@Jemmy8691 And born was the King of Israel! :)
navaldisaster 1 month ago in playlist 1080 HD cooking Videos
@navaldisaster And this is his birthday!! So let's all celebrate it and always, always show him our love and faith! :D <3 <3
Jemmy8691 1 month ago
@Jemmy8691 <3 Always!
navaldisaster 1 month ago
Ciao Runny,
in Otalia ci sono il Panettone e il Pandoro
Buon Natale
indispettito 2 months ago in playlist Japanese sweets
Well, since I am from Portugal, we usually have for dessert the typical cake named ''Christmas Trunk'' in honor to our Christmas trees. it looks something like this all covered by chocolate = w = and similar to a Christmas trunk. go google it ^^' type 'Tronco de Natal' Portuguese for Christmas Trunk
i don't eat one of thoses a long time now.
Anyway, Merry Christmas Q u Q
pandawhoeatscokie 2 months ago
runnrunny!!!! you're are my most favorite youtube chef around. I've been following you since you were just running. and I love what you've grown into. who would have guessed that you'd grow into such a beautiful flower, just by staring at the soil? oh well. keep up the good work, you're amazing.
garshmanager 2 months ago
We have Fruit Cake in America. But I don't know anyone who actually eats it. It seems pretty gross. It's something you throw out or regift.
Lonnie514 2 months ago
We don't have Christmas cakes in my country. Christmas is mainly a religious festival here in Malaysia.
27roam 2 months ago
@27roam Hi there! I just wanted to tell you I live in Malaysia too! :D
BoysOnlyify 2 months ago
@BoysOnlyify Cool! :)
27roam 2 months ago
It looked nice! We usually have a pastel de tres leches (a cake of three milks). Its a nice thick cake, they add a milk mixture to it, decorate it with whipped cream and strawberries! There are many different kinds but its a good cake!
csanchez199 2 months ago
Last year on Christmas we ordered Chinese food and our dessert was fortune cookies //dead
From America!~
BeriBeriChan 2 months ago
14 people do not like this? what is not to like XD and in Canada we have log cake and fruit cake both of wich im not a fan im sure there are all kinds in north america but im not actually sure
OmuniOnline 2 months ago in playlist 1080 HD cooking Videos
please in spanish! help!!!!!!!!!!! thanks! por favor son exquisitas tus recetas colocalas en español! gracias! y....felices fiestas
monicaenlinea 2 months ago
And Merry Christmas, by the way! ;)
JoanneButterfly01 2 months ago
I runnyrunny!
We dont have christmas cake like that in Portugal... But we have other things very traditional for christmas, like Rabanadas (french toast), Sonhos, (i didnt find translation, but it means "dreams" in English) that are little fried yeast dough, and of course, Bolo rei (King cake) and that's decorated with dried fruit. :)
JoanneButterfly01 2 months ago
Looks tasty!! In Belgium we also have a Christmas cake but it's with chocolate or moka and we call it a "Bûche de Noël". (litteraly log of Christmas because of the form.. looks like a piece of a tree ^^ )
lenragee 2 months ago
Yeah!! Make a channel n teach us how to speak japanese!!!
deideiitachilover 2 months ago 2
Yo runnyrunny, you should make like a second channel and teach us how to speak japanese :)
adamunderwater 2 months ago
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you all! To runnyrunny999, to all viewers and to the world!!
VladiSSius 2 months ago
f***ing oishii :]
pianohero87 2 months ago
loved how he said HAPPY CHRISTMAS !! ^ - ^
lokura990 2 months ago in playlist More videos from runnyrunny999
Merry Christmas to You!!, Your Awesome, You are Iron Chef 2012. LoL
mrspike007able 2 months ago
That was funny when he cussed, runny is hilarious hehe.
But that cake looked awesome I love strawberry cakes.
Thank you Runny!!!
flawlessbuty 2 months ago
i love your little mistakes and humor :D
qdoy 2 months ago
do you have to sift the flour???i dont have a sifter
THEunique4158 2 months ago
@THEunique4158 Just stir it really well. The sifter is for making sure there are no clumps of flour. Make sure to thoroughly stir and grind so there are no clumps, even without the sifter. Do not press hard on the flour as this will form clumps
bee5120 2 months ago
Yay! <3 I want to make this^^ here in Norway I can't really recall if we have an actual cake..or no actually we have plenty but most of them are little ones like biscuits and such, nothing like your christmas cake with whipped cream and such, we have deserts with whipped cream for christmas that is but...no..don't remember if we have any cakes like that..so that's why I am going to make it^__^ haha! Runny you are as sweet and funny as always thank you^^ God Jul, like we say here in Norway^__^
fuckinbrilliant 2 months ago 9
@fuckinbrilliant god jul ^^
girlseeyou 2 months ago
@fuckinbrilliant omfg, another norwegain *shiny eyes*
but for the sake of english people and such, I'm going to ask my question in english!
does it rise much? I can't te in the video...
and what size pan did you use ?
the smallest I have is a 24 cm springform and I'm not sure were to find smaller
or didn't you ue a spring form at all? o.o
Please answer your fellow norwegian *u*
xBrokenLoverx 1 month ago
Nice to see you got an electric mixer and you aren't beating it like for your green tea ice cream video! hahahaha hmm... I'm not sure what Canada's holiday cake would be but I know I see cake logs where it's rolled with whipped cream and decorated like it's a log in the forest on christmas haha i think... haha
raininghard 2 months ago
this looks so yummyy!!!
KKaitoJeanne 2 months ago
Here in America, a lot of people make "fruitcake" around Christmas. It's sort of like a heavy yellow poundcake, with lots of candied fruit and nuts in it. A lot of people don't like it, and the idea that more fruitcakes are given away than actually eaten is an old and common joke.
Your Christmas omelette looks delicious, by the way!
RoyceTheMad 2 months ago
@RoyceTheMad : There was a "Far Side" comic that I saw, which said that there was actually a fourth wiseman who came to see Jesus, but he was turned away because he brought a fruitcake. LOL!!
candygirl0166 2 months ago
@candygirl0166 Case in point! :) I love Far Side...
RoyceTheMad 2 months ago
In Singapore we like to have Log Cakes. It's like a big swiss roll but decorated with brown icing cream (mostly chocolate) to look like a log.
Akatsuki8D 2 months ago in playlist More videos from runnyrunny999
In my country the popular cake in Catalonia is Tortell ^ 0^ for christmas and Inside there are a small ceramic of one king and one raw bean. If you take a part and have raw bean you paid the tortell :D and if you take a part and have a king put in your head a crown. ♥ bye bye runnyrunny999 ♥
Arualotaku 2 months ago