100-Hour Lasagna
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Channel: Alvin Zhou
Views: 4,575,125
Rating: 4.9028974 out of 5
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Length: 13min 28sec (808 seconds)
Published: Sun Nov 15 2020
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I actually made this for Christmas dinner, it was quite possibly the best possible recipe for lasagne. I buffed it with handfuls of fresh herbs and smoked cheese in the white sauce. I best guessed the quantities for 6 people, so gimme a bell if you'd like me to share the quantities I used. An absolute 10/10.
Thereβs no fucking way Iβm watching a 14 minute video about making las-
Oh...Why do I feel all warm and fuzzy?
This isn't about the lasagna. It's about being as pretentious as possible. This is the visual version of ASMR with some non-whisper sounds.
Looks delicous, but I can't do with the self-deprecating commentary track.
The whole thing is shot like a slice of life anime, puts it in slight uncanny valley territory for me.
Why is everyone so mad about how he makes his lasagna?
nice music, very nicely shot, the commentary is low quality though
Calling this "100 hour lasagna" is just disingenuous. If I spend six months writing a book, then stop for 3 years partway through, and then finish in another six months, I didn't spend 4 years writing the book. I'm glad other people are recognizing how pretentious this guy's videos are.
it looks good but the video is a bit too arty-farty so I will have to pass.
Gotta love it when people these days overcomplicate food.
Like watching a BA video and 9 out of 10 ingredients are so exotic that no-one in the entire world would have. Or if you'd really want to make the effort to make the dish you need to buy all those ingredients specifically IF you can actually get them in your area.
Reminds me of a recent BA video I saw where they were making a breakfast sandwich and the first step was how to make your own chicken sausage... sure, let me make my own sausage for breakfast. An other step was making biscuits from scratch. Yeah sure, I'm going to take 3 hours to make my breakfast.
I feel the same about channels like Adam Ragussa where he approaches cooking like a science and has to overcomplicate everything as well and needs to make every thing as convoluted as possible.