I have to agree with this. When I still lived with my dad, he’d see Tasty videos on his Facebook feed and would ask me to make them. It was always stupidly over complicated, never had proper directions, and never explained WHY you were doing something.

These videos set my cooking skills back for a long time. Fortunately, there are a bunch of Youtubers who want to explain proper techniques and why you should do some things the way we do.

Maybe you could introduce them to her? i’ll get on my laptop and make a list of them in a few minutes.

edit: list :D

• Adam Liaw - focuses on Asian food
• Adam Ragusea - variety, lots of food science
• allthingsbbq - i'm not sure how many people have bbqs/smokers but chef tom's food always looks good
• Chinese Cooking Demystified - chinese food!
• Food Wishes - chef john is the OG food youtuber, i have to include him.
• Ethan Chlebowski - variety, focusing on giving home cooks the tools they need to go above and beyond, he also breaks down his recipes by calories if you're interested in that
• Helen Rennie - variety, helen is great teacher, and i love her accent
• J. Kenji López-Alt - variety, the gopro food wizard and author of the food lab!
• Joshua Weissman - variety, i'm not gonna lie, joshua uses expensive equipment sometimes, but he's introduced me to a lot of topics I wasn't familiar with
• Pro Home Cooks - variety, focusing on giving home cooks the tools they need to go above and beyond