How to Make the Savory Cannoli from The Bear | Binging with Babish

Published 2023-07-18
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All Comments (21)
  • @hellfish2309
    BABBY the orange topping on the cannolo wasn’t salmon roe: it was sweet mostardo puree spherified to look like salmon roe, the sweetness being the counterbalance against the salt of the mortadella
  • @rafiputra9844
    I'm forever grateful that this show exists man. Not only for the fact that the writing, directing, and acting is top notch, but it is a gold mine for Binging with Babish content
  • @solidacid1337
    I love how you can see the cork pad curling up after the hot baking sheet was removed from it at 4:40
  • Dude I'm all for Babish cooking from The Bear for a while. How could you realistically not? It's a culinary gold mine.
  • @jrwhynot3631
    It’s so great to see these recipes get their own videos, the dishes on this show are truly mouthwatering and our boy Babby knows how to make that a reality
  • @ahchiu9
    I'm always so happy to see more food from The Bear here, but I really just want to try Carmy's homemade Sprite and Ecto Cooler (without the sedatives, of course)
  • @CaptainBrawnson
    Re: the mortadella being overpowering, the cannoli shell in the show had a more horn shape, thinner in the middle section, so you'd have a lot less volume for mortadella. Definitely harder to roll, you'd have to finish it by hand instead of on a dowel, but it would solve the overwhelming meat mousse problem.
  • @jtfjtfjtfjtf
    In the Bear the base is chopped mostarda cherries and the pearls are pearled up mostarda syrup. There were also two oils in the show.
  • @maya-gur695
    I love that we're getting so many The Bear videos.
  • @aprajitakesar
    Petition to do a 'The Bear' centric series called Bear with Babish. I will literally watch nothing else on the internet.
  • @mrsgollum
    Glad I started watching The Bear. It’s gold
  • @Inumakitoge99
    “What’s it called?” “The Michael” One of the best lines from this season
  • @wellox8856
    The triple cannoli at the end looked very cheffy!
  • @duckieforever
    Thank you for making this. As someone whose love language is food and is also bipolar and a fan of the show, this cannoli carried a very heartfelt and meaningful message with it. It was a truly beautiful moment in "The Bear," and it is one of my favorite moments in the entire series. <3
  • @Kskillz2
    The Bear has been taking over this channel lately
  • Wow seeing this actually made was amazing. One of the best in a while.
  • @Cyberia398
    The mortadella mousse should have been made with quark or sour cream, add some mustard to max the flavour and try mace instead of nutmeg. I bet that would have made it tastier.
  • @MightyMurloc
    I know nothing about The Bear other than it's a series, presumably about cooking, from which Babish has taking some very fancy recipes. But I'm reminded of the One Star Letterboxed review of The Wolf of Wall Strett: "There were no wolves in this movie."
  • @darkkoi_
    You made me love cooking Babish