Okay guys, so I've figured out how to film myself on my laptop so I might start
making these soon. They'll probably be instructional for beginner home cooks, but does anyone have recommendations of where to start?

Thanks

I'd say for beginner's first then gradually move to home cooks/chef style IMO.

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imo you should start with a "basics" video demonstrating various cuts and cooking methods (a compilation). even things such as how to properly hold a knife/cut so you don't slice your fingers off.

or if you wanted to just right into the cooking of meals I would suggest a homemade pasta (dough, sauce, maybe garlic bread)...very easy and good and can even be fun to make

Surprisingly enough, as an Italian chef, I've never made my own pasta. I can make a mean sauce, but maybe I'll do some experimenting on video with something I've never done before, it can encourage people to have the confidence to try new things.

Maybe yeah, I should start with how to work a knife, how to chop, dice, mince, etc. Then work to something basic like a stir fry or pasta sauce then take like a poll every week to see what people want to see.

Made pasta with a friend a couple weeks ago. It was quite a process, but it was good. My wife makes gnocchi from a recipe a friend from Florence taught her. That's much easier and really good, too.

Oh--and start with fire--lots of fire.

Up. I would love to learn from you.

if i was to cook for ppl or show them.
i will pick something that are easy to make. and that iam good at.

eg:
pasta{making/cooking}
salads
sauces
deserts.

food are meant to be simple.
that my view as a chef that run a kitchen of 12 chefs

This post was edited by Gangst3r on Nov 15 2011 11:24am

this!

A chef that runs a kitchen of 12 chefs? huh do you means 12 cooks? There's only one executive chef ;P

another epic meal time type of thing ?