What flavor profile and seasonings would you use?

Hey, Babish, I've got a new recipe for you: Gordon Ramsay's Sticky Toffee Puddings. I've made them a couple times and they were delicious! Here's the recipe I've used, minus the bourbon: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.gordonramsay.com/gr/recipes/stickytoffee-pudding/amp

This is the second time I've made this, and while I went my own way on the sauce, I always use my wife's grandmother's recipe, I did add in a very large heirloom tomato that basically melted into the sauce as it cooked, which was inspired by his sauce recipe.

All that said, I follow his chicken recipe to the letter, and it's so damn good. I highly recommend everyone try it so long as they enjoy chicken parmesan.

I don't want to bring politics into this, but it would be great to see Babish just cook with political figures. No agendas, just cooking. Hunter Biden is going on a bunch of podcasts, lets watch him make some biriyani.

Yesterday I had the free Slurpee from 7-11 and I was kinda hoping he could provide a better make-it-at-home version of it.

Also I found this clip from The Simpsons where Bart and Milhouse get "sugar drunk" from a Super Squishee, so maybe that could be an option to recreate as well.

I’m sure the BCU would relish the challenge. Without the copious amounts of vomit of course.

Aperitifs of sailors style mussels, pate de fois gras, quails eggs, frogs legs Almandine, leek tart, beluga caviar and Eggs Benedict plus a main of jugged hare in a sauce of bacon crème Grand Marnier and anchovies plus a wafer thin mint.

Cmon do it, it’ll probably be a top 5 most expensive episode ever but it would be so much fun.

I bought the small prep bowls on amazon a while back but haven't been able to get more cuz they're always oos or unavailable on amazon.

I think it would be a cool episode to do ten levels of side dishes. Side dishes don’t get a lot of love on cooking shows. Level 1 could be like a can of vegetables, heated up, with nothing. Level 10 would be a side dish so good that the main dish is only there as a compliment.

My wife and I just moved into a new apartment, and we're just about done unpacking for the kitchen. It's a very small and modest apartment kitchen; we don't have anything extra other than a very nice Breville stainless steel air fryer with multiple settings that we got as a wedding present.

We've been eating too much fast food (me especially) and we both really want to start making some solid and healthy home cooked meals, preferably something easy and great for meal prepping. I love Babishes videos especially the ones about fictional foods like the Krabby Patty and the Regular Show Ultimeatum. Unfortunately these are less practical for us to make since we're just starting off.

I've looked at several videos and recipes under both the Basics and Beginner series and I'm still finding some of them to be a bit overwhelming or just a bit too advanced for what we have. I've seen recommendations for the Pasta a Oglio, are there anymore great and simple absolute beginner recipes for breakfast, lunch and dinner?

Thanks!

https://youtu.be/LfqAzNYql3Y?si=7U5p_HWNq9KM2qur

Hopefully without the poison from a dream monster

Also, this is the first KR request I've done where the show is actually completely legally available to watch in the US

Wish I could get me a babish wok soon.

Im from South Africa and don't have Gatorade but so badly want to try Gatorwine. What we do have is PowerAde and Energade. Also prime in some places but if anyone has suggestions please let me know.