DDKS - Bangers & Mash Cook A Long

[Barnekkid]

That did look very good. Very interesting using the Irish beer. I'm intrigued by what the endproduct tastes like.

[Deb1006]

Dan I have enjoyed watching your videos. I have even made some which were very good. I know your busy but I,m hoping you will find time to post another cooking video very soon.Thank you.

[picklesloveslight]

Thank you for sharing :) I'll have to substitute the beer to cause I don't want my boyz drinking it, but at least I have a good idea of how it's made.

[Mrsjackie1]

Love your videos

[TigerDragonGrrl]

I envy your fabulous kitchen and amazing cooking skills.

You go, Diva Dan!

[mailwomanhere]

Daniel, you are a natural at these cooking videos. Love your recipes!  Keep the videos coming.

[mccullen]

great video! for an amateur cooking video this came across as both professional and engaging. i'm not much of a cook but it was great fun to watch!

[kskc1234]

Diva Dan! great job! Looks absolutely delish. What type of saugage do you prefer? Pork, beef, combination? can't wait to see more cooking videos. I like simple recipes.

[divadankitchenshow]

I just used a farmers garlic sausage, consisiting of pork. it was quite good

[deanna333h]

Looks delicious! I look forward to more of your videos!

[neddie58]

It looks very tastey-instead of beer can you use any broth

[divadankitchenshow]

use apple cider, or freshly squeezed apple juice if you like.

any broth would do, however I have never tried that. I always have beer around LOL....

[steffanyann]

MMM .. that looks delicious! Will have to make this one :)

[diddleydigits]

Daniel, I LOVE your cooking video...you made my mouth water! LOL

You are a natural on camera--way to go!

Looking forward to many more cooking videos featuring yourself! :-)

[spankses]

i want that skillet, cast iron cookware is hard to get in astralia.....

[Bethintx1]

More! More! Make more cooking videos!

[GoBrowns64]

Love the video! I just may have to try this.!

I don't mean to "pry", but I'm always noticing what a nice home you two have. Ever thought of doing a house tour video? Just curious. :-)

Hugggs,

Shari

[montrealstars60]

Great video Dan!!! I will definitely try it, I truly doubt I'll find the beer but any beer should do it.

Can you please tell me which side of the foil goes in, I couldn't hear it. Thanks Dan, and keep us posted with more of your fabulous recipes.

[gmc0422]

Mmmm. Bangers and Mash as my Mum calls it.

[cosmicheart2]

Wow this will be something i will have to try it looks so good

[lindareena]

Fantastic video Daniel!!!! You are so natural in front of the camera as is Michael...WELL DONE! and thanks for making my mouth water! (PS: "Michael said it looks like a brain") LOLOLOL!

[ilovstodance]

way to go Dan that looks so good ,simple food that is what i do and when i has my restaurants,cast iron frying pans you bet i have 2 one is 20 yrs old the other 30 they last forever with proper care hope i can find that beer,i no you can use any beer but i want the cider beer lol how about cabbage rolls,stuffed peppers

[montrealstars60]

@ilovstodance: I couldn't agree with you more....

The more simple the food is the better! I love cabbage rolls and stuffed peppers, are you Italian?

[ilovstodance]

no i'm not Italian,Irish,English lol is that a good thing lol i' cook simple all the good stuff

[cindyluwho58]

GeeWhiz,,,,That is yummy! Nothing like cooking in cast iron!! I am going to try this. Did you "celery" root? I will have to look for this and try it. Thanks DD.

[photorestorationinc]

this is great i been watching you and mike for a while now and just find you are so friendly and have excellent ideas keep the cooking coming i am going to be trying this for my family this week. i let you know how it turns out

[TheKara1983]

I love your video. I wish I could cook .

[1965blaze]

This is a great idea! keep them comming

[DappleDen]

Dan, I noticed you used a cast-iron pan on your glass top range...what is the higest degree you can cook with without causing glass breakage? THANX

[mikeyssmail]

Diva Dan doesn't know the answer to this. He has had his Cast Iron Pan forever and has it on the highest settings for long periods of time.

My guess is this... JUST A GUESS... if it was prone to crack... I think they wouldn't be readily available due to safety issues...

But now you have DD thinking ... maybe it's not such a great idea!

[afattig77]

I have used the same pan on a glass top at high temps for long periods of time. No it will not crack..