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Good Eats S1E9P2: A Bowl Of Onion

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Uploaded by on Nov 9, 2006

Host Alton Brown journeys to the center of the onion. After rediscovering a kitchen classic, and debunking the mythology of tear-free onion cutting, he emerges with a darned fine bowl of soup.

Recipes featured in this episode: French Onion Soup.

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  • What's that noise he makes at 9:51????  LOL he's having a bit too much fun with that bowl of soup... X0

  • 0:15 "Luke ... I'm your father! Go clean your room!"

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  • its actually 9:48 10:16 for the orgasm noises...ooooo ahh

  • GRUYERE ELTON...FUCKING GRUYERE DUDE.

  • I wouldn't have expected somebody so good with his research to butcher that Star Wars line like Alton did. Oh well, it's not the most misquoted line in movie history for nothing...

  • @stovetop32 he was just proud of himself.... thats all

    lol

  • @Maylee1973 I think different people have different criteria. I know I've definitely encountered unspiced cider.

    And I was mistaken when I said pulp. I just meant that cider is usually thicker. I assumed that was because of pulp, but I'm not so sure now.

  • @MrPodperson Actually Cider is spicy, not the same as regular juice. As for pulp vs no pulp, I have no idea about that, I have never come across an apple drink with pulp...

  • @detailone In America, they're pretty much the same thing. Personally, I tend to think of cider having pulp, while juice does not. I also expect cider to be darker.

  • The sound the knife made as he scraped the blade across the board at 1:54 made me cringe so hard. Poor knife blade!

  • @expertshinobi If they're slimy, they've been in too moist of an environment.

  • @guitarbumx i don't, unless I'm cooking for only myself. I find it uncouth. A chef in a restaurant is legally required not to. Also Alton did not double dip. The spoon was changed just off screen. Remember he has props persons hiding everywhere for that purpose.

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