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  • Yeah, it's hot.

  • It is hot, but we're finally getting hot.

  • I'll have a sip of my having.

  • Hey, what's going on?

  • Everybody?

  • For first we feast on Shaun Evans and you're watching hot ones.

  • It's the show with hot questions and even hotter wings.

  • And today I'm joined by Outing.

  • Brown is a TV food show pioneering, award winning author.

  • You know him from massively popular shows like good Eats, Iron Chef.

  • And you can catch him on Iron Chef Gauntlet now on the Food Network.

  • Mr.

  • Brown, welcome to the show.

  • Thanks for having me.

  • Did you do anything special to prepare for the heat?

  • Is there a science to all that I didn't laminate my tone with, You know, beef tallow or anything like that.

  • But you did.

  • And it is a hot ones first with the half and half instead of the milk substitute.

  • I'm not stupid either fat or alcohol or what You want to get in your mouth to help to mitigate some of the pain.

  • So since nobody offered me tequila shots and by the way, a little disappointed, um, I went with half and half, knowing that I don't want a drink full cream.

  • It's kind of like eating spoonfuls of mayo.

  • We're gonna start with the mild stuff and the move our way down.

  • That's exactly how it works.

  • We start with the mild stuff and work our way.

  • OK, here.

  • Do we talk at all about the Scoville level room?

  • Where we at here?

  • This is a very chill spot.

  • I think we're under 1000 Scoville with this one, Let's say 25 but that's just me.

  • So when you were doing the Ear Science tour, you took unique approach to dining on the road, crowdsourcing, coffee shops and spots from your fans, everything we ate, Vance told you what was one regional discovery that blew your mind and then one that made you wonder if your fans are better than a bunch of helpers?

  • Oh, uh, I think if we learned anything, it's that region.

  • Ality almost doesn't matter anymore.

  • And in fact, in some places, region ality gets in the way because once a region believes that it's got the walk on something, the quality almost immediately starts to go downhill like with the Cuban sandwiches were true.

  • My chicken wings.

  • I'm sorry if you really want great Buffalo chicken wings.

  • Where do you go?

  • You don't go to frickin buffalo.

  • Wow.

  • And there you go.

  • I'll never be able to play buffalo again.

  • I just remove that from my list and finding a really great Cuban sandwich you're doing.

  • And yet I spent an entire day looking for a truly great Carbonneau in Tampa and never really got Damn.

  • So I think that's a problem that when when a region thinks that their identity is kind of like we got this, that's when they start making too much of it to tourists that don't know the difference.

  • And then pretty soon you're you're del taco.

  • Wait, you're gonna mess up my math out.

  • Okay, Which one are we supposed to be on, too?

  • Now, you like 15 minutes and I know you're right.

  • I know you did that in the trash.

  • I'll go back and look now that was over.

  • Since you first got into the food TV genre, there's been a massive explosion, their collective obsession with food, and one could argue an increase in the culinary I Q.

  • Of your average diner.

  • But I'm curious to hear your perspective.

  • His foodie culture actually made people better in the kitchen.

  • I think that what food media has done has made everyone more educated.

  • Maur appreciative.

  • Perhaps you know, I know people now that can barely boil water.

  • Who can walk into a Spanish restaurant and tell whether or not they were using You know, Spanish, You know, Turkish saffron in the rice.

  • The downside to food media is also kind of our idea of what food and hospitality is.

  • And I think that, you know, Instagram is a really great example of force fits.

  • I'm not sure that's for good.

  • By objectifying the visuals of food over everything else.

  • It demeans taste and flavor and hospitality and sitting and talking across the table, because now we're all just taking pictures of our food.

  • You okay?

  • There's a lot of plates spinning on this side of the table out.

  • And, you know, I understand that in the wing.

  • I understand you in the interview.

  • It's a whole situation.

  • So learn when you have to eat and talk where to tuck food in your mouth so that you don't spray it when you have any tips, because I'm very animalistic, like I just take the bite.

  • I try to swallow down as quickly as possible or kiss my feet.

  • I mean that that works.

  • I I occasionally stashed him over in the bottom.

  • Left.

  • You save it.

  • Yeah, I save it for later.

  • That's a fruity sweetness to it like that.

  • There's some sour.

  • It's got a nice balance of spice to it.

  • I think so.

  • You're a man of many talents, and through the out in Brown Trio, you've been able to combine two of your passions, food and music, dropping songs like Airport Trump Cocktail and Grand Mom Forgot to brine the burn.

  • So is an accomplished food lyricist.

  • I think that you're uniquely qualified to weigh in on some of the great food bars in the history of hip hop.

  • Sort of my rating them between one and 10 or once.

  • What's the oh, I want to know if you like it.

  • If you don't like it.

  • If it rings true to you.

  • If you're confused, I just want your reaction.

  • So this 1st 1 is from low used off six foot seven foot paper chase and tell that paper look, I'm right behind you, bitch.

  • Real G's move in silence like lasagna.

  • That's a reach that's a reach for a rhyme.

  • But it is.

  • It does work.

  • I'm giving thumbs up to that.

  • I'm giving thumbs up.

  • This one's from Rick Ross.

  • Am I really just a narcissist?

  • Because I wake up to a bowl of lobster biscuit.

  • Don't like it?

  • Not enough with syllables.

  • Don't work out for me.

  • It's it's It's a bad rhyme.

  • Does that make you a narcissist?

  • If you wake up to a bowl of lobster biscuit?

  • I don't think so.

  • I think that makes you a narcissist.

  • All just means you're hanging on the right places.

  • I would who would hear?

  • Wouldn't lobster bisque for breakfast?

  • Anybody?

  • Everybody would.

  • Everyone would all obstacles, so I don't think that makes me a narcissus.

  • Now.

  • If I saw my reflection in the bowl of lobster best and fell in love with, that would be a narcissist.

  • But just eating the best.

  • No one more for you, Elton.

  • This one's from Eminem off bagpipes for Baghdad Master locked in Mariah's wine cellar.

  • All I had for lunch was red wine, more red wine and Captain Crunch red wine for breakfast and for brunch.

  • And to soak it up and in between snack crackers too much.

  • Where the hell did the Captain Crunch come from?

  • That was in the wind.

  • Nobody keeps Captain Crunch in the wine cellar.

  • Do you think that?

  • Do you think Mariah Carey would have I think of anybody would?

  • I don't know.

  • I'm not not buying it.

  • I gotta go thumbs down on that one.

  • Thumbs down.

  • I'm sorry, Marshal.

  • The hot ones.

  • We've got some fiery chipotle.

  • I got the line.

  • I don't get the ghost, the ghost chili.

  • Maybe I do.

  • You gotta work in a while.

  • I really like that.

  • I like the lime.

  • Allow a little bit of the ghost chili with lime is the brilliant thing going on in there.

  • I spit on that.

  • So don't That's all yours.

  • That's all yours.

  • Out.

  • Fantastic.

  • Nice move.

  • It's nice.

  • I like it.

  • I appreciate that.

  • I appreciate that.

  • Oh, that's a good sauce.

  • Thank you very much.

  • Compliment Your balance of acidity and coriander and cardamom out of the creepy.

  • You're in this school of drama, the University of Georgia before you got into food.

  • And then I know that you worked on music videos.

  • Including R.

  • E.

  • M is the one I love what were the hallmarks of the Elton Brown music video style.

  • Did you have a visual style?

  • I was very early user of ah, device called Steadicam.

  • These people know what that is.

  • I was I got on a bad very, very early.

  • And then later, when I was directing commercials, was based on very complicated long camera movements, because I have the tools to do it.

  • Which director do you think would make the best food show Hitchcock Because he would know when to choke somebody with a bone.

  • Hitchcock was a master of polling, terrifying human traits out of mundane situations in ordinary situation.

  • So I think that you're gonna go into a kitchen and have somebody cooked food.

  • He'd be the guy that I'd want to see that get twisted up by.

  • What's the best food movie of all time?

  • Wow.

  • And I did a food on film festival at the Metro Craft Theater a couple years ago and tortured myself over this.

  • This question.

  • I think that for me, I am still going to have to give it up.

  • Too bad.

  • That's feast.

  • And here all along I thought it was rather to it you're ready to move on, right?

  • A tourism top five.

  • Really tough.

  • Absolutely.

  • Maybe even top three.

  • I think I've had I like yours better.

  • Thank you, Elton.

  • But if I if I was raiding them Yeah, and that's all.

  • Deal real.

  • Reburied them aside.

  • Go.

  • Um I like that.

  • Yeah.

  • 12 for with one being right there so far.

  • And I'm gonna put Hammond Jang damaging the proportion of lip burn toe palate Burn is off.

  • It's too much.

  • Left too much, Not enough palate.

  • Exactly.

  • I don't mind.

  • Look, burn, But you know you'd like it.

  • Balance.

  • All right.

  • Alan will be ever green segment on our show called Explain that Graham Murray Do a deep dive on our guest Instagram pull interesting pictures that need more context.

  • So I'll bust out the laptop.

  • I'll show you the picture And then you just told me the bigger story.

  • Does that gold mine?

  • My answer, if it must be pretty boring.

  • First things first.

  • Late, sleepless night.

  • I do most of my grocery shopping.

  • It's like midnight.

  • Interesting.

  • Well, number one people don't stop me to ask me how to cook Something rush during the day could take up a lot of time.

  • Grifters depress me.

  • By and large, you're saying about the music and the lighting and the things that I see People buying gets me down.

  • So I shot really late tonight and this is this was me starting to tell the story of my love affair with Suraj You love.

  • So Raja did.

  • She's dead to me now.

  • What happened?

  • It's just too much And it ended up in everything.

  • You know, it's It's just like American culture that, you know, the second you start selling Suraj a beer, we're done.

  • Why do you get depressed Seeing what other people shop for people buy crap and a lot of it.

  • I worry about that stuff.

  • I do.

  • And so there have been times in grocery stores arrived.

  • I just left my card went out.

  • Really?

  • Yeah.

  • E get really boned.

  • Well, I'm sorry that we brought it up.

  • Yeah, thanks for that.

  • I'm done here.

  • All right.

  • I didn't do anything for me.

  • Um, there's not as much flavor there to me, is there?

  • There should have been Where's it fallen on your board.

  • I gotta put it down here.

  • Um, beneath the Hanna Chang to be honest, your your fiery chipotle is still on top.

  • People usually break the's.

  • No, on your first time, first person that I have first person a rank and I love.

  • Maybe we'll just keep this order going forward.

  • We'll see.

  • I think it is something to to try.

  • I understand that you went to culinary school in large part because you are frustrated with the state of food TV and felt as though you could do better by yourself.

  • I also thought that Food Media was gonna be the next big thing, and I wanted desperately to get out of directing TV commercials, and I was a cook as a hobbyist cook, and I really felt that my napkin, I'll just use this.

  • And in that 20 years, the TV food scene.

  • It's exploded, you know, from the stand in stir shows to the cooking competition boom to the current obsession with culinary travel.

  • When you look at that timeline because you've spent about 20 years in this game now, what do you see is some of the watershed moment, the highlights and the lowlights.

  • When you look at that time, that's a really interesting question.

  • I have to say 9 11 because the entire country wanted comfort and they turned to food.

  • Food was all of a sudden the only thing that people really wanted a watch.

  • And I remember what happened to the ratings.

  • The Food Network.

  • It was unreal.

  • If anybody ever had any doubts about foods ability to bring people together, completely dispelled by by that one incredibly tragic.

  • That downsides.

  • When Food Network moved from being a specialty channel into a general audience network, there was a very, very big change in program because all of a sudden we had to play the game that everybody else's point and that game at the time was called Reality Television, which I I abhor by and large dislike immensely.

  • Don't like what it's done to the industry.

  • Don't like what it's done to people's minds.

  • The other high point.

  • I'm gonna shout out Iron Chef America.

  • Iron Chef America was able to take venerated Japanese show really understanding the amazing intensity of what being a chef at that level is like.

  • It's also a very, very bad thing because it made so many young cooks want to be a cook so that they could become stars Way too many kids during the two thousands decided to go into the culinary field so they could become TV stars.

  • I'm suspicious of this sauce, almost automatically because of its packaging.

  • He'd meet her eight out of 10.

  • Well, Frick and see about that crap.

  • That's crap.

  • That's Dawson's Rattan Dawson's Whoa!

  • Doesn't even get to be on the table with these.

  • Wow!

  • Won't even dignify it.

  • No shots fired.

  • Done.

  • Dawson's come at me, I'd say.

  • Bring the heat, but you don't seem to be able to do that bag.

  • Sorry, I'm sure they're lovely people.

  • I know the air gearhead, but it seems that you sort of shifted away from the motorcycle hobby to instead focus on piloting airplanes.

  • Have you ever had a frightening mid air experience?

  • Yes.

  • Before I even had my my private pilot's license.

  • I was doing just circling the airport that I trained and in doing landings, and I came in too fast and I touched down.

  • I lost control of the plane and I didn't realize how bad it was until the fact that I was listening to somebody in the control tower talking to someone else and they stopped talking because I realized Oh, shit, they're watching me.

  • I'm about to crack this plane.

  • Um and I was I thought I was gonna go off the runway into a ditch and I managed to get it back up in the air.

  • There's a cross wind I had planned, but I literally And then about five minutes afterwards, I got the shakes, I imagine.

  • Is it still a dream of yours to do a show about airplane food?

  • Get a lot of people don't realize that there are thousands of little bitty airports all over America and a lot of them are connected.

  • Really?

  • Groovy towns.

  • If it's a municipal airport will have what's called a crew car.

  • This is usually a decommissioned cop car, and you can just borrow it.

  • I would love to do a show about doing just that, flying into these.

  • What town is this wise in here?

  • Why is this?

  • Why is this airfield even here on getting in the getting in the old cop car and you know, spots?

  • Yeah.

  • Have you ever gotten into the science of it all?

  • Because I once read that it's difficult to taste food on an airplane because that altitude, it dries out your nasal passage there.

  • There are a lot of physiological challenges to feeding people in airplanes, their airlines that they have managed to do it, and they usually do it correctly by playing off of contrasting flavors and textures in multiple smaller courses.

  • Crunchy, spicy, salty that's you go with every time warning.

  • This sauce is extremely hot.

  • I keep thinking, I'm gonna see something in your eyes the same of you poker face the whole time out.

  • This is hot, but it's not good, right?

  • It's just bitter and un flavorful.

  • Yeah, it's hot, it's hot.

  • We're finally getting hot.

  • I'll have a sip of my happen happen.

  • That's smart.

  • So you're one of the more dapper guests that we've ever had on the show.

  • It's not every day that we have somebody wearing a suit for their date with wings of death, but I am surprised to see you in a necktie and not a bowtie.

  • Why is the bowtie superior to the necktie?

  • In your opinion?

  • Well, you can't strangle somebody to death with the boat.

  • Time never gets caught in the cab door.

  • You're flying an airplane.

  • It doesn't tangle up in cables.

  • Is it dangerous?

  • It really is.

  • Less is.

  • Kill me.

  • Did finishing second to Anthony Bourdain on Vanity Fair's list of the best dressed chefs bother you at all?

  • No, no, of course not.

  • I mean, it's wrong.

  • Come on.

  • Vanity Fair.

  • What?

  • You gonna D'oh?

  • I love Tony Bourdain.

  • Snappy dresser, though.

  • Looks good in black leather.

  • He does.

  • It looks in stroke.

  • What was more flattering being named that best dressed list or being named one of the sexiest chefs alive by people magazine?

  • That can't be right.

  • Is that right?

  • Did that actually happen a couple of years ago?

  • Yeah.

  • Back win.

  • Yeah, I had.

  • Here.

  • We've got the Mad Dog.

  • 3 57 This is the 25th anniversary turbocharged, and it's up to arrest number nine plutonium.

  • It's true.

  • My prediction is this isn't going to taste very good.

  • Well, it's actually better than the bomb.

  • It's true.

  • It could use some.

  • I could fix this.

  • What would you do to change it?

  • Grill spices.

  • They got cheap in the spices.

  • And there's too much vinegar.

  • You know?

  • What if this had some cumin in it, and I know it's gonna sound weird a little bit of clothes, but this is really a self defense device, right?

  • Right?

  • Yeah, It says right here.

  • Over one million Scoville on it says this sauce will blow you away.

  • Well, it's better than the bomb.

  • So the Mad Dog 3 57 which really sounds like something a long haul trucker would take the stay away, doesn't it?

  • 75 hour energy is what that sounds like, but it's better than the bomb, not the bomb.

  • Why do you respond to fans on Twitter by writing out the response on a post it note and then taking a picture of said Post it note and then posting that picture of said posted note with the response.

  • In the early days, when I first got on Twitter, I was like, I don't like being told that I could only have so many characters I wanted, and I want to be able to draw things.

  • And so it kind of became a thing.

  • And then I know that you took a break from social media for a while.

  • What was it that made you throw in the towel and then what brought you back to the party?

  • Yeah, something like started an account saying that they were my spouse was kind of like you.

  • People are all creeps.

  • Social media brings out the worst in a lot of people, and I see your eyes starting down.

  • You really don't want to eat that.

  • The reason I'm peaking is not because I'm worried.

  • I'm afraid or whatever.

  • It's because I anticipate I'm like, excited.

  • I almost want to just inch the interview that direction.

  • There's something I really like about this label.

  • Okay, hit me.

  • There's not much on it, Kind of like that.

  • It's very mean.

  • It's very sparse compared to Mad Dog 3 57 That's true.

  • Um, there's a silky nous to the finish of this paper.

  • You haven't gone cheap?

  • No, on this label.

  • This is an expensive label premium product.

  • Now I'm I'm impressed by the flavor pack here.

  • Um, fledging pain, thanks to a healthy head of mustard, ginger, turmeric live the tradition.

  • What the hell does that mean?

  • This is the last dab, and as you've peaked, we call it the last dab because it's tradition around here to put a little extra on the last wing.

  • Now you don't have to if you don't want to.

  • But I knew you would come out.

  • See, I like that.

  • This is kind of jungle, right?

  • Yeah, a lot of ginger.

  • Okay.

  • I mean, I'm thirsty.

  • Can address so smart to bring the ginger, You make good sources.

  • Thank you very much.

  • Out.

  • Um, yeah, we're gonna put it Fire ritual is my favorite.

  • Here I am going to put this in the middle of back right above the caramel sauce and then the Dawsons, which were not even talk about.

  • All right, out, brown.

  • While I appreciate the education and for rearranging her hot sauce lineup here we are at the top of Mount Scoville.

  • And I just have one more hoops for you to jump through because we want to come out of the bottle.

  • It does come out of a bottle.

  • We want to celebrate the occasion.

  • Bye.

  • I did me.

  • I can't do it with that knife.

  • I'll try to thine meat how to saber a champagne bottle.

  • You know, sometimes it works.

  • Sometimes it doesn't.

  • The occasion will be very nice in the edit out.

  • You know what made you may not happen?

  • The odds of this working are slim to none.

  • But that's why you play the game.

  • I'm gonna take some of this tape off.

  • I won't on Greek, but I need this scene access to the scene.

  • All right.

  • Well, if we're gonna do this, Yeah, there's not much of a punt in this bottle of either, which is the thing.

  • You put your thumb down in a bottle, you want to run the blade of the saber?

  • Straight up.

  • Assume on the bottle.

  • All right.

  • I don't know where this is from.

  • French bottles are usually thinner in the neck.

  • So if it doesn't happen the first time, the odds of it happening, or almost notably, incredibly, that so No, Not gonna happen.

  • Uh, sorry about that.

  • That's okay.

  • Completely a mask.

  • That's why you play the game.

  • And sometimes you just have to do it this way.

  • You just have to stumble at the finish line.

  • That's how you know that it's riel.

  • But enjoy that champagne, Elton Brown.

  • Because at the Tali crack of my Scoville, what is it?

  • Just a buzzword than anything I put in my mouth here.

  • Oh, my God.

  • Where'd you get that?

  • Without cost.

  • $6.

  • No.

  • Uh, and he spit it all out of his nose.

  • And on that note, there's nothing left to do.

  • A lot of the red carpet for you.

  • Good day.

  • This camera, this camera for this camera Let the people know what you have going on in your life.

  • What's going on right now?

  • Aren't Chef Goblet season to, um, starting up?

  • Don't have America will be back after that.

  • And, um, I am relaunching a rebooting a little show called Good Eats later this year.

  • Good job, Fun show.

  • Next time, try to get some hot, though.

  • You know, one dab to dab three dab What the What?

  • This is Shaun Evans checking in from a wingless table, and you know what that means.

  • We're proud to announce a new member of the last AB family.

  • Trinidad's famous Maruca Scorpion Pepper, the hottest pepper in the world from 2012 to 2013 is now in the fold.

  • Same base recipe and no in love.

  • But now, with the new super hot in the mix, and I know that one of you spice lords out there is going to hit the triple Dab the scorpion into the Reaper into the pepper axe.

  • You know the drill.

  • Heat nous dot com Buy it while supplies.

  • Last God, Speed Spice Lords, Be careful out there.

Yeah, it's hot.

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