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The Good Place Special — Binging With Babish
Food from The Good Place (and, well, everything else from The Good Place) reads like a fever dream: giant shrimp terrorizing the neighborhood, fountains of clam chowder, frozen yogurt in every conceivable flavor. Today, we're seeing if we can make some of these bizarre concoctions palatable - and t
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Gazpacho Bloody Mary With Pickled Shrimp
Summery chilled gazpacho is dosed with gin and spiced up for this light and refreshing take on the traditional Bloody Mary. Served with a garnish of pickled shrimp, it's the perfect excuse to have your brunch and drink it, too.
Binging with Babish 4 Million Subscriber Special: Death Sandwich from Regular Show — Binging With Babish
A very special thank-you to Chef Masaharu Morimoto! 4 million subscribers!! I keep hitting numbers I never imagined I'd ever reach, so I'm going to keep recreating dishes I never imagined I'd ever recreate. This week it's the Death Sandwich from Regular Show, a pretty-plain-lookin' submarine that
3 Million Subscriber Special: The Eggscellent Challenge inspired by Regular Show — Binging With Babish
Every thousand years, a food challenge appears that blows everyone away - the eggscellent challenge is not that challenge. Sure, it's a ridiculous breakfast portion, but a competitive eater with a sliver more gumption than I've got could've housed it easily. Join along this week as we toast to 3 mil
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Spicy Bloody Mary With Cilantro and Fried Shallots
Thai dipping sauce goes cocktail in this fish sauce–spiked Bloody Mary, seasoned with spicy sambal oelek, cilantro, and lime. It's topped with a glug of beer for some effervescence and garnished with a sprinkle of crunchy fried shallots.
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Bloody Mary-Flavored Gazpacho
Turn the make-your-own Bloody Mary bar into the best incentive to get up early for brunch.
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Shochu Bloody Mary With Wasabi and Pickled Ginger
Sake and shochu combine in this Japanese twist on the Bloody Mary. Pungent powdered wasabi offers a spicy bite, while sweet and garlicky teriyaki sauce rounds things out. Garnished with pickled ginger and a togarashi rim, it's a savory, bright way to kick off brunch.
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The Best Bloody Mary
How to make the best bloody Mary? Skip the mix and doctor up your tomato juice from scratch with horseradish, Worcestershire, and hot sauce.
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Bloody Mary
The Bloody Mary is, of course, a staple of the American brunch and a universal hangover cure. The drink's origins are oft-rumored and still open to the kind of disputed bickering that is absolutely painful on a weekend morning, so it's best to move onto the heart of the matter: what's essential in your Bloody Mary?
Triple Gooberberry Sunrise inspired by Spongebob Squarepants — Binging With Babish
This week, I’m recreating the Triple Gooberberry Sunrise from Spongebob Squarepants!
This week we're celebrating 8 million subscribers with a tour of the office, a surprise kitten, and what's becoming a tradition for subscriber milestones: another death-defying food challenge from Regular Show. The Mississippi Queen is prepared, in detail, so we can recreate it with some accuracy -
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Creole Succotash from 'Treme'
The succotash I grew up eating was a simple side dish of lima beans, corn, onion, black pepper, and a big hunk of butter. But despite my familiarity with the basic version, I am open to different interpretations of the dish (as long as it still contains butter, corn, and limas, of course). This creole succotash from the Treme cookbook is kind of like a tricked out version of the classic. In addition to the requisite vegetables, you'll find okra, celery, bell pepper, shrimp, and two kinds of pork...
Grilled Cajun Shrimp and Grits
Fire up the grill! This twist on Shrimp & Grits tops cheesy grits with cajun-spiced shrimp and spicy scallion-garlic butter. Pure summer comfort food!
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Clemenceau'd Shrimp from 'Treme'
Shrimp Clemenceau is a New Orleans classic that appears on the menus of the old-school restaurants like Dooky Chase and Galatoire's. The big, juicy gulf shrimp are tossed with potatoes, mushrooms, and peas, and then topped with a rich lemon-butter sauce.
Creamy Cajun Shrimp Étouffée
A Louisiana classic, this easy Cajun shrimp étouffée features a velvety sauce with just a hint of spice. Serve it simply with white rice and you can almost picture yourself in The Big Easy.
Grits inspired by My Cousin Vinny — Binging With Babish
This week, we’re finally taking a look at that most essential of Southern staples, grits with eggs and bacon from My Cousin Vinny. But that’s not all: sweet grits and shrimp & grits are both quite literally on the table! Just make sure they’re not instant if you’re using them as part of your
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Squash Casserole from 'Mastering the Art of Southern Cooking'
Squash casserole is an enduring favorite at Southern potlucks. I know that I ate plenty of the stuff growing up, but it was mostly because the flavor of the squash was covered up by ungodly amounts of cheese and butter. These days, I prefer actually tasting my vegetables. Luckily, Nathalie Dupree's version in Mastering the Art of Southern Cooking contains enough squash, onion, and peppers to taste more of summer produce than bulk cheese.
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Skillet Potatoes With Cajun Blackening Spices and Buttermilk-Herb Sauce
Potatoes deserve more than to just be a boring side dish. They've got serious star power, and these Cajun-spiced baby potatoes—first boiled until creamy, then crisped in a skillet, and finally topped with a cooling buttermilk-herb dressing—prove it.
Spicy Chicken Gumbo with Andouille Sausage
This Spicy Chicken Gumbo with Andouille Sausage is a really satisfying dish...so delicious. We based this chicken gumbo recipe off The Gumbo Shop in New Orleans and took a few small liberties with the ingredients
Braised Collard Greens
A classic slow-cooked side dish from the South, these braised collard greens include diced pancetta for added meatiness.
Cornbread
To-die-for Cornbread! Crispy edges, sweet corn flavour and so moist you don't need butter to scoff it down (but who in their right mind would skip butter?!)