this is what I'm looking for... I just bought my Duch oven cast iron pot for $29 ($99 original price) looks healthy because of veges, and its simple steps...thanks guys..
Love the video, well made and edited but to the uninitiated in the culinary art, a 400 degree oven for braising temp, is way too high. Use a temp of either 275 or 300 degrees give or take 25 degrees on the plus side for 325. Just increase cooking time to 3 1/2 to 5 hours depending on the cut.
Good job making everyone hungry! This video has dimmed colors, high contrast, soft movements and selective de-focusing, which matches well the story. What is this technique called and are these effects specific to your camera, lens or editing software? Any references? Thanks!
I do a very similar dish to this. Served with crispy, but fluffy on the inside, roast potatoes, broccoli and green beans with a Yorkshire pudding. Best comfort/winter food ever!!
I dust the shank with flower then brown don't have to cut or peal ur veg cuz it's for flav port wine beef stock home made tip freeze ur stock in a ice tray to make a quick sauce and all kinds of herbs
working class families? more like upper middle class jewish couple. sweethearts, yer kitchen is bigger than my whole apartment, and let me tell ya, it's not just two of us here. $4.50 per person for one meal?!! if we spent that much on a meal for all four of us, boubbie, then you'd be talking working class. ALL BEST WISHES!!
question: if the dutch oven is covered, how did the liquid reduce so much? with the lid on, the steam wouldn't have been able to escape and should've just returned to liquid form, yet when it was pulled from the oven and the lid lifted off, it looked as if more than half the liquid evaporated.
What was the device that you used on the rosemary? It didn't look like you chopped it but smashed it...do you need to do that to release the aromatics?
@PrettyInPinkBoutique It looks like a pasta fork. But it doesn't matter what you use -- you can smash the rosemary with your fist or just twist it, or hit it with a can. Don't buy anything -- the point is to just bruise the rosemary so that it releases its oil.
Looks good. Could you please write how many grams of lamb I need to ask for at the butcher's (I only want to make enough for 2 people) and what temperature (preferably in Celsius) you had the oven at?
@mlg4321 Absolutely not! You can totally make this with just a combination of hearty broths and water. I recommend a 1:1:1 ratio of veal or vegetable stock, beef stock, and water.
@Naughty08Girl The cost of the amount of wine used is factored in - we used 1/2 a bottle, and that's accounted for in the total price. We shoot on a Canon 5DMarkII.
I am making this as I watch this, I will let eveyone know how I did. I am going to pair it with some rice and sweet peas (my daughters fav). Thanks for the great how to.
I just looked up braising on Google. If you can't buy wine for any reason, like myself, you can use just about anything else. I may try using apple juice when I get around to doing this.
Explained well in 6 minutes. Great job. Such production values!
The bottle of wine should be added to the total cost. Still, cooking at home is so cheap compared to eating out it's amazing. And, with a bit of practice, fun too.
Wow, i miss you talking as well, kinda boring without it! I made the eggless breakfast (using apples and blueberries) a couple days back and my hubby and two year old loved it! Keep up the good work guys! <3
Nice video... made lambshanks last Saturday evening, and a sauce made of cherry tomatoes, lots of garlic, white wine, aromatics, spices and tomato juice. Threw it in the oven for 2,5 hrs and oh my... heaven!
I really miss you guys not talking us through the recipe this time. You are so fun people to listen to :)
I stumbled upon your channel. Love the quality and content. Especially appreciate the estimated cost of the dish at the end. What a cute dog! Must be the best fed dog on earth! Keep up the good work. Look forward to future recipes.
i cringe watching them cut the vevtables. make your hand into a claw or your fingers are in for a nasty suprise
toewsy69 1 week ago
Dont forget the cost of the wine fruitloops
Grimgrak1 3 weeks ago
What's a good side dish for lamb? (any replies are welcome) :)
BMReaves1 1 month ago
what kind of hound is that?
Paulpunkrocks 1 month ago
deglaze that cast iron!
glejano 1 month ago
making this right now with ox tails.. i cannot wait for it to come out the oven :D
loopasars 1 month ago
@YaletownPaul - good advice too..will try
Nazally 1 month ago
this is what I'm looking for... I just bought my Duch oven cast iron pot for $29 ($99 original price) looks healthy because of veges, and its simple steps...thanks guys..
Nazally 1 month ago
Love the video, well made and edited but to the uninitiated in the culinary art, a 400 degree oven for braising temp, is way too high. Use a temp of either 275 or 300 degrees give or take 25 degrees on the plus side for 325. Just increase cooking time to 3 1/2 to 5 hours depending on the cut.
googo151 2 months ago
I have that same pot, I do the same thing with veni shanks but it needs about 8 hours of cooking.......
biteme58 2 months ago
This video just got you a sub. Nice job.
Usulplokoon 3 months ago
you can't just calculate the price of an individual item, what about the red wine?
ActaFoolzz 3 months ago
Thanks guys.
Manakanapa 4 months ago
I love this video , its real and with real people .. I love the recipe I'm making it tonight ..
thanks guys .. look forward to seeing more videos.
mrockstar22 4 months ago
400 degree oven haha idiots...
Nahledge21 4 months ago
@Nahledge21 - should be 300 eh?
Nazally 1 month ago
Good job making everyone hungry! This video has dimmed colors, high contrast, soft movements and selective de-focusing, which matches well the story. What is this technique called and are these effects specific to your camera, lens or editing software? Any references? Thanks!
chknmstr 5 months ago
Sounds like a good foundation for all tough meat. I will save ur site for other recipes. Good work
gmoustakis 5 months ago
Looking at the video, it is very informational now I learned more on braising lamb shanks
geraldinebacalso 5 months ago
I do a very similar dish to this. Served with crispy, but fluffy on the inside, roast potatoes, broccoli and green beans with a Yorkshire pudding. Best comfort/winter food ever!!
TitanSound 5 months ago
santoku knife?
itsRyanLiew 6 months ago
thanks for showing how to cook the lamb shanks, i will do the cooking tonight
papa054 8 months ago
Wow I have to try this!
joijoi242 9 months ago
I cook shanks in consume as a base stock allow to cool and skim off fat then reheat with some double cream in the sauce WOW YUMMY
brucewallace2 10 months ago
I bought a $149 iron cast pot just to try this
Usylys 10 months ago 5
@Usylys you should have gone to ross silly goose!
thelumbahjack 5 months ago
@Usylys lol nice. How did it work out? You should have recorded it.
empire8281 3 months ago
@Usylys bought one myself! and my girlfriend got me a cast iron skillet for xmas! can't wait to try it out!
boneyardcircus 2 months ago
whats the temp of the oven
hareem 10 months ago
What is the temperature of the oven?
benedictxx 11 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Anybody know the soundtrack to this video, I have to have it!!
drjung77 11 months ago
Anybody know the soundtrack to this video, I have to have it!!
drjung77 11 months ago
You guys are great, I love it that you mention that the shank is so inexpensive and the ease in which they can be prepared.
Keep it up and I'll keep watching!
claymattX2 1 year ago
You guys are great, I love it that you mention that the shank is so inexpensive and the ease in which they can be prepared.
Keep it up and I'll keep watching!
claymattX2 1 year ago
easy good and yummy...thanks for refreshing my memory you guys, you segment rocks!
thehawaiianslasher 1 year ago
I have a question: You said that this could be done over-night. How would we go about doing that, because I'd love to.
Mattrules1111 1 year ago
Exactly the same is in my oven now. Thanks millions:)
maxie363 1 year ago
you guys are cool! going to try this tonight !
asktomcat 1 year ago
great recipe, but I have to note the awesome camera work! well done, folks.
MissChievous911 1 year ago
looks nice
Th1s1sMyAcc0untNam3 1 year ago
thank you
itfben 1 year ago
our family hates the taste of wine... any substitute suggestions out there?
Jakathera 1 year ago
@Jakathera besides the wine you could subsitute it with stock
juvenile88 1 year ago
@juvenile88 --awesome, looking forward to trying this one then...
Jakathera 1 year ago
Hey there. Thanks for the Video.
Quick one. What was the Oven temp you used?
Cheers
T
oznochi 1 year ago
I dust the shank with flower then brown don't have to cut or peal ur veg cuz it's for flav port wine beef stock home made tip freeze ur stock in a ice tray to make a quick sauce and all kinds of herbs
marcmantione 1 year ago
working class families? more like upper middle class jewish couple. sweethearts, yer kitchen is bigger than my whole apartment, and let me tell ya, it's not just two of us here. $4.50 per person for one meal?!! if we spent that much on a meal for all four of us, boubbie, then you'd be talking working class. ALL BEST WISHES!!
dnycguy9 1 year ago
That made me moist!My mouth i mean...
FMAN111 1 year ago
this looks amazing.
question: if the dutch oven is covered, how did the liquid reduce so much? with the lid on, the steam wouldn't have been able to escape and should've just returned to liquid form, yet when it was pulled from the oven and the lid lifted off, it looked as if more than half the liquid evaporated.
bscepter 1 year ago
vey nice!!! it tastes awesome.. thank you
golg892 1 year ago
lol 1 whole bottle, u guys musta been drunk after a couple bites haha.
lilkapz 1 year ago
What was the device that you used on the rosemary? It didn't look like you chopped it but smashed it...do you need to do that to release the aromatics?
PrettyInPinkBoutique 1 year ago
@PrettyInPinkBoutique It looks like a pasta fork. But it doesn't matter what you use -- you can smash the rosemary with your fist or just twist it, or hit it with a can. Don't buy anything -- the point is to just bruise the rosemary so that it releases its oil.
RochelletheRealtor 1 year ago
Hi guys...what quart size that le creuset dutch oven?? 7.25 quart?? (or #28 centimeters round.)
sheilamc76 1 year ago
Looks good. Could you please write how many grams of lamb I need to ask for at the butcher's (I only want to make enough for 2 people) and what temperature (preferably in Celsius) you had the oven at?
Thanks.
TyrannySue 1 year ago
@TyrannySue For 2 people I'd recommend 2 lamb shanks - 1 per person. Set your oven around 200-205ºC.
artfuse 1 year ago
do you have to use wine? my family does not use any form of alcohol in our cooking so an alcohol free version would be preferable.
mlg4321 1 year ago
@mlg4321 Absolutely not! You can totally make this with just a combination of hearty broths and water. I recommend a 1:1:1 ratio of veal or vegetable stock, beef stock, and water.
artfuse 1 year ago
This is so well done- I'm Jealous !
6bProductions 1 year ago
deglaze with wine.
Antiks72 1 year ago
rebecca you're hot. you single?
santi781 1 year ago
what's the temperature for the oven?
riceygirl 1 year ago
@riceygirl 400ºF or 205ºC.
artfuse 1 year ago
looks excellent ima try it 2nite!
Fanglou23 1 year ago
LOL what about the cost of wine?
what camera did you use? it looks professional as!! =)
thanks
Naughty08Girl 1 year ago
@Naughty08Girl The cost of the amount of wine used is factored in - we used 1/2 a bottle, and that's accounted for in the total price. We shoot on a Canon 5DMarkII.
artfuse 1 year ago
Thanks guys, I tried this recipe and my family and I loved it. I'm cooking it again today.
tony88192 1 year ago
I am making this as I watch this, I will let eveyone know how I did. I am going to pair it with some rice and sweet peas (my daughters fav). Thanks for the great how to.
tk512 1 year ago
like like like like
mrdumpster 1 year ago 6
Hey, I love you guys in that you have good usable recipes that are relevant to my situation, and I think your pooch ROCKS.
ERSCAUS 1 year ago
First, Amazing job guys love your videos. I have a few questions about this dish.
what was the temperature in the oven?!
also what are recommendations for side dishes with this?!
DarKquello 1 year ago
This looks good but can I use beef or vegtable broth instead of red wine, I don't really like wine.
tk512 1 year ago
Is there anyway to reduce the strong smell from lamb meat?
msophianmy 1 year ago
Removing those nasty bubble and floating foam before putting it into oven. they will destroy the flavor
leedstao 1 year ago
I LOOOVE it! Keep up the good work and accounting!
TPerelJ 1 year ago
You guys are awesome. Thanks for this excellent video.
jacksonhansonjackson 1 year ago
lamb is simply the tastiest meat EVER!!
miamiwax 1 year ago
i dont eat lamb...can i use pork instead?
jazy010 2 years ago
it's really good if you add a some tinned tomatoes to it
taring9 2 years ago
I just looked up braising on Google. If you can't buy wine for any reason, like myself, you can use just about anything else. I may try using apple juice when I get around to doing this.
sierrastoneshield 2 years ago
And one more thing, those smaller onion-looking things, are those shallots?
sierrastoneshield 2 years ago
@sierrastoneshield pearl onions...mabye
Kairis12 2 years ago
If your using kosher meat, do you still have to use salt?
toodaloos93 2 years ago
Oh god... now I seriously CRAVE lamb!!! looks sooooo good!
ejoelleduval 2 years ago
Loved the video - just tried them today, but I also added a little bit of honey to sweeten it a bit.
Also, I noticed the ending song "paper crane" has been played in other videos as well, and would love to know who the artist is - love his voice!
eileenmiela 2 years ago
Explained well in 6 minutes. Great job. Such production values!
The bottle of wine should be added to the total cost. Still, cooking at home is so cheap compared to eating out it's amazing. And, with a bit of practice, fun too.
ndktube 2 years ago
Not only did I enjoy the recipe, but I really liked that you showcased the slow electric blues. Background music FTW!
eblue33 2 years ago
making it tonight. Thanks for the inspiration!
fairlightbright 2 years ago
Wow, i miss you talking as well, kinda boring without it! I made the eggless breakfast (using apples and blueberries) a couple days back and my hubby and two year old loved it! Keep up the good work guys! <3
GidgetChaos 2 years ago
Yum. Can't wait to try i!
lradist 2 years ago
would it also work using a slow cooker then a oven? I don't own a oven here at home.
mselegancy 2 years ago
Yes Best show of all the hungry nations!
warconq 2 years ago
can you make this in an electric slow cooker? it looks delicious!!
goblingirly 2 years ago
Love it!!
ResistEvolution 2 years ago
Nice video... made lambshanks last Saturday evening, and a sauce made of cherry tomatoes, lots of garlic, white wine, aromatics, spices and tomato juice. Threw it in the oven for 2,5 hrs and oh my... heaven!
I really miss you guys not talking us through the recipe this time. You are so fun people to listen to :)
Regards and thanks from Iceland.
krukka 2 years ago
im so glad i suscribed to you thanks so much for this recipe. Blessed Be
Aishaoaktree1122 2 years ago
Thank you for subscribing!
wcfoodies 2 years ago
your welcome thanks for doing this this channel is awesome
Aishaoaktree1122 2 years ago
mmmm,mmmm!
captquest1 2 years ago
i love these videos! they broaden my food horizons! :)
lnguyen166 2 years ago
Glad we can help!
wcfoodies 2 years ago
looks like a lot a lot of FLAVA!
marisotoserna 2 years ago
I love a home made chicken and dumplings or veggie soup on a cold day.
Notthecoolmom 2 years ago
Sounds incredible! Send us the recipe!
wcfoodies 2 years ago
Can I do a video response, because I don't have an "official" recipe?
Notthecoolmom 2 years ago
I really love you guys!
scenefunny 2 years ago
the music is sooo perfect! slow
trisdom04 2 years ago
Great opening guys
finalredlaser 2 years ago
I love the intro XD
MyStiCxByul 2 years ago 2
hey why did u leave the skin on the garlic?
tengotweety 2 years ago
these videos are so well made
autostops 2 years ago
Yum!
NorthSouth89 2 years ago 2
wow that looks delicious
justjess626 2 years ago 8
@justjess626
It does look deeelish. I am drooling right now watching it.
tyltat2020 1 year ago
wow it looks so good. it makes me want to try lamb for the first time.
I don't know if i just missed it cause I was looking at all they yummy goodness going on but what temp is the oven?
350 is my guess... right?
whitebabyflamingo 2 years ago 2
At 1:26 it says preheat oven 400 degrees.
I missed it, too.
rdidri 2 years ago
I stumbled upon your channel. Love the quality and content. Especially appreciate the estimated cost of the dish at the end. What a cute dog! Must be the best fed dog on earth! Keep up the good work. Look forward to future recipes.
rdidri 2 years ago 2
YUM!!
fegolem 2 years ago 2
wow
nice
bhavin12300 2 years ago 2