10 Tasty YouTube Channels for Cooks

cooking.jpgAfter a long day at the office, you may think the last thing you want to
do is chop, steam, and stir, when that microwave dinner is two minutes
in the making. But cooking can be therapeutic.  And whether you’re a
certified foodie or a comfort food connoisseur, the web is a bountiful
resource of recipes and cooking how-tos.

One spot that shouldn’t be overlooked in this department is YouTube.  Printed recipes are fine, but there’s just something about watching food being prepared that can be uniquely instructional and inspiring.  You don’t need a four-man camera crew and a dream kitchen to host a cooking show on YouTube.  The network has been built by real people making real food, and many have garnered a large online following.  We’ve highlighted some of the best below.

1. Nicko’s Kitchen 

Australian home-cooker Nicko brings vlog-style episodes to you regularly with a focus on quick, easy, and tasty recipes. He gets down to business fast — most of his videos are four to five minutes long — and gives you a close-up, hands-on view of the ingredients and processes. Dishes are diverse, ranging from savory sandwiches to baked desserts.
Nicko has over 11,000 subscribers and a devoted fan base who eagerly await his next tasty treat each week. 

 

Matt Silverman
Matt Silverman
Matt Silverman is our Associate Features Editor and brings his background in creative writing and video production to Mashable. He holds a B.A. in writing from Hofstra University and has worked previously as a paralegal with a prestigious New York law firm. Matt is also a humorist, musician, and Googleophile who labors to make the Internets funnier via The Sick Burn and his YouTube band The B'lights.

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    I find a lot of comfort when I watch you tubers cook. I love the grandma who cooks from the great depression. She’s great. I’ve found many a good recipe on YouTube that I had no clue how to make. Especially foreign types of recipes. I was thrilled when I saw a video on how to make ponsit.

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