Cooking videos! Cassiopea Youtube Channel
- Thread starter Chu
- Start date
Caesarea's Brownies:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ox1LtJn4wno&feature=youtu.be
Well, it's not a recipe video per se (mostly Harrison was having fun);D, but the recipe is shared on the video description.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ox1LtJn4wno&feature=youtu.be
Well, it's not a recipe video per se (mostly Harrison was having fun);D, but the recipe is shared on the video description.
For convenience here is the meatloaf video (embedded):
and the Guacamole video
And yet another one!
Caesarea's Bread:
That's also not quite a recipe video, but Karyn was interviewed and you'll see a few demonstrations of the texture of the bread and all. And of course, Harrison having fun as well.
Enjoy!
and the Guacamole video
And yet another one!
Caesarea's Bread:
That's also not quite a recipe video, but Karyn was interviewed and you'll see a few demonstrations of the texture of the bread and all. And of course, Harrison having fun as well.
Enjoy!
Lumiere_du_Code
Jedi Council Member
it's great! I added it to my playlist
Chu said:
Thanks so much for the videos!
As for the titles/description, I think it would be good if you keep them "SEO-friendly" (Search Engine Optimization). So for example, assuming people are looking for paleo/keto recipes, "Delicious Paleo Bread! Yes, it's possible." is a better title than "Guacamole Recipe". Why not "Paleo Guacamole Recipe - yummy!" (Google pays special attention to the first word in a title, while the "yummy" makes it more interesting for the human).
In the descriptions, you could put a short sentence as an introduction, for example "Yummy Guacamole for everyone on a Paleo or Keto diet. Learn more about a healthy diet:"
Just some suggestions - but since I stumbled across Laura's work/the forum through a simple youtube-comment by someone, I think some people might find their way here by researching the keto/paleo diet and checking out the links. Fwiw.
As for the titles/description, I think it would be good if you keep them "SEO-friendly" (Search Engine Optimization). So for example, assuming people are looking for paleo/keto recipes, "Delicious Paleo Bread! Yes, it's possible." is a better title than "Guacamole Recipe". Why not "Paleo Guacamole Recipe - yummy!" (Google pays special attention to the first word in a title, while the "yummy" makes it more interesting for the human).
In the descriptions, you could put a short sentence as an introduction, for example "Yummy Guacamole for everyone on a Paleo or Keto diet. Learn more about a healthy diet:"
Just some suggestions - but since I stumbled across Laura's work/the forum through a simple youtube-comment by someone, I think some people might find their way here by researching the keto/paleo diet and checking out the links. Fwiw.
Approaching Infinity said:Chu said:
Thank you for this recipe. I have only one question. Is the xylitol necessary in this dish. I dont have a xylitol and i was asking if i can make it without a xylitol. And do the big T letters mean Tea spoons ?. Since i`m from Europe i`m used more to use grams and ml. But it looks delicious and i want to try to make it.
Konstantin said:Thank you for this recipe. I have only one question. Is the xylitol necessary in this dish. I dont have a xylitol and i was asking if i can make it without a xylitol. And do the big T letters mean Tea spoons ?. Since i`m from Europe i`m used more to use grams and ml. But it looks delicious and i want to try to make it.
T=tablespoon (3 teaspoons)=15 mL. And as long as you're doing the savory bread, it will probably work just fine without xylitol.
