The Neutral Observer
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- Aug 11, 2020
the lasagna video reminded me of jack's lazy man'stacosnachos
https://youtube.com/watch?v=zHy7pM0U49w
I remember that one. That's my favorite thing about the Lazy Man's recipes, especially the older ones: he doesn't actually make the thing he claims he is. I mean, I guess beef nachos could be described as a lazy alternative to tacos, but tacos are pretty lazy already, unless you go the extra mile and make your own shells. I've never done that, so I can't comment on the difficulty of doing that.
He also, notably, didn't season the meat, at least on camera. It's possible he did off screen...or at least I hope he did, because otherwise those would have been some pretty bland nachos.
Did he really try to get on the Food Network? The chefs that have shows on there are these huge celebrity chefs that have restaurants all over the world.
A YouTuber has no shot of getting his own show on there. Even someone as big as Babish would have trouble getting on.
Yes, he did. He even called the network on the Lazy Man's Pork Chop episode. Whoever answers the phone, upon hearing that he wants to pitch a show, immediately ends the conversation by dumping him to an automated message. Later on, I think in a product review for some George Foreman style grill, he offhandedly mentions that he was not picked for the Food Network.
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