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Alton Brown Cooks Food | Episode 13: Skirt Chasing

One of my very favorite cuts of beef – skirt steak! We’re talkin’ inside, outside, sous vide, seared, sliced. Heck, even cooked right on the coals.

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  1. I really appreciate that you show your mistakes. It makes you more relatable and honestly more enjoyable to watch. Thanks for continuing to teach us about cooking after all these years!

  2. Alton's lost it … meat soaked in spaghetti sauce lmao. Video should have been released on April Fools

  3. Alton, I am not sure I can wait till Christmas. However, my birthday is in June, and I would LOVE an immersion circulator.

  4. Good show thanks!!

    I like the tip of the cap to the old Good Eats shows. My wife and I have had many hours of enjoyment watching those shows and this one.

  5. Loading dock? What? You aren't working out of your home anymore? I haven't watched for far too long! I am SO glad to see you and your particular ways again!

  6. What's up with the brand ass kissing? is he looking for sponsorships? Does he already HAVE sponsorships? he said Bounty "didn't pay him to say this" but maybe they paid him for other things… Ziplock, and Reynolds Wrap… Good Eats always greeked everything and never gave brand names.

  7. @Alton I've been using your marinade for skirt steak tacos for years. You made the marinade the same except you left out the Chipotles in adobo sauce. I think those make the difference

  8. Some of the narration and cuts felt like a beautiful love letter to the Goofy "How to videos" which I'm quite sure are parodies in their own right. Fantastic!

  9. Glad you're back AB, and glad you're getting to do exactly what you want without a channel or a producer telling you what needs to happen. Wife and I watched the Valentines episode three times last week. You're the best man.

  10. duuude. this is the slightly unhinged, slightly tipsy, always genius Alton we've needed our whole lives

  11. Unfortunately skirt steak, for some reason, went from being a cheap meat to $10-$12 a pound now and that is the outside (cheaper) piece. Might as well get a t-bone or Ribeye.

  12. 2:58 Actually, Pope Transversus Abdominis I was only recently elected by the Culinary Cardinals of Calais. The selection process's completion was announced to the dozens of attentive Pulchritudinous Pilgrims of the Preparation Persuasion via the emission of white smoke rising from the thirty-foot-wide sacred grill. Pope Tranversus promised in his initial address to heighten the awareness of all of his followers regarding the true and intrinsic value of the short plate.

  13. I am thoroughly enjoying this series Mr. Brown!!! I would love to see how you would make ciabatta bread yourself!

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