What is and how to make Tahini?

[LongDong12inches]

Wow, you are a real fag.

[RandomStereotype]

I used to make tahini before I took an arrow to the knee

[cultusdeus]

Thank you as I live in a part of the world where you cannot buy straight Tahini but can get the seeds. Now I can make hummus.

[aimensohail]

You explained the process in detail and I'm gonna try it.good job sir.Can you post the recipe of Teriyaki sauce.thanks.

[VGR1995]

very helpful thankyou

[applemlm]

Good tips.

Glad to hear about the organization feeding the needy once.

[taos55]

Love this very well explained video. I had no idea. Thanks.

[niamh2739]

Well done :) thanks so much. Do you know any thing about or how to prepare tempeh?

[thePowerPlant]

I always make my Hummus with Peanut Butter. It tastes good. Real good.

[danieldelaney]

@thePowerPlant yum!

[TwistedAlphonso1]

Wow yummy

[danieldelaney]

@TwistedAlphonso1 very much yummy.

[vanessadtam]

OMG! Dan! I went to a Lebanese restaurant and they serve almost everything with tahini! And my friends didn't know what it was and I taught them when I learned from you! thanks for making me feel smart! hehe~

[danieldelaney]

@vanessadtam AWESOME!

[Babanyul1]

I LOVE tahini! and I love your videos:) thanks for making them:)

[danieldelaney]

@Babanyul1 Well sure - Glad you like them!

[crazy91kim]

Cheers :)

[danieldelaney]

@crazy91kim Cheers to you too!

[TheMrCreepah]

3:01 SUPAH FR3SH!!!!!!

[danieldelaney]

@TheMrCreepah FRESH x 3

[lsatlof]

Daniel Delaney rocks it again! No more bitter, boring canned tahini for this household. Fresh is easy, fast, and costs no more than canned. Check your local Asian market for a great price on sesame seeds. I love WTF! Next up.....eggplant?

[danieldelaney]

@lsatlof AWESOME! Yea, I'll cover eggplant, but they're a bit seasonal - I'll wait until they come in. :)

[ItsMeFawn]

I think I may try this and experiment with different oils like maybe a coconut oil -- I like Olive Oil but it is used so much, sometimes I just want to break out the box, so I am thinking either Coconut or Safflower oil.

[danieldelaney]

@ItsMeFawn Yea! You should. You can make smaller amounts into a mortar and pestle if you have the patience.

[MrRallz]

Why is your tahini brown?

[danieldelaney]

@MrRallz All about how much you toast it. It will get nuttier and richer - but don't burn it - then it'll be bitter.

[tokyoxjapanxfan]

Could you do an episode on okra? I know it's not a "weird" food, haha, but I think it'd be a good educational video :P

[danieldelaney]

@tokyoxjapanxfan We did! It was one of the first episodes. Look for it on my channel. :)

[MsBlooz87]

allergy to sesame seeds :/ hey daniel what about negative but constructive comments?

[danieldelaney]

@MsBlooz87 Bummer about the allergy - and yes - love a good critique!

[neatkitten]

(tahina) as we call it is very poular here in Kuwait and other gulf region countries :) we eat with dates and use it in cakes and cookies :)

[danieldelaney]

@neatkitten Yum! I bet it balances the sweet dates well.

[neatkitten]

@danieldelaney it does !! thanks for a great show Dan :)

[PlatypusGuitar]

ive seen it at the grocery store and it was super expensive and you could see the oil separated from the rest and I wasnt sure how fresh it was. I better try to make my own anyway

[danieldelaney]

@PlatypusGuitar Ah well, the separation is natural. Natural peanut butters will do the same thing - you just have to mix it up a bit. But it's easy to make, as you can see, either way.

[iuliqt]

you are so funny, yet you give us useful info :D. this is a great show. you should have a lot more views. Why don't you include this in hungry nation?

[danieldelaney]

@iuliqt Thanks so so so much! Hm! Haven't really thought about that much! But it's an interesting idea!

[PopGoesNappy]

Love your channel

[danieldelaney]

@PopGoesNappy Aw - thanks so much! Glad you subscribed! Where are you from?

[edinayee]

can i substitute the olive oil w/ other neutral oil?

[danieldelaney]

@edinayee Sure can!

[aglanceatmyworld]

Cool! I had never heard of tahini before.

[danieldelaney]

@aglanceatmyworld Learn something new every day!