Jacob Burton
Featured CreatorProfessional chef with 20+ years in the industry. Michelin-level fine dining, multiple restaurants, high-volume kitchens. Real culinary training — no fluff.
Twenty years on the line, and he still teaches like someone who remembers what it's like not to know. That's rare. That's the real thing.
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Technique & Skill
Methods of Cooking: How to Choose?
Burton breaks down cooking methods like a chef who's actually trained stages instead of just collecting Instagram followers. You either understand why you're braising that short rib at 325 instead of 350, or you're just following recipes and hoping for the best. The kind of foundational knowledge that separates cooks who think from cooks who just follow tickets.
What's the Difference Between Braising and Stewing?
The difference isn't academic — it's the space between a perfect short rib that falls apart with a fork and tough, chewy meat that fights back. Burton breaks down what every cook learns eventually: braising is about building structure around larger cuts, stewing is about marrying smaller pieces into something greater than their parts. You can teach the theory in five minutes, but knowing when your liquid level is right, when to flip, when to just leave it alone — that takes years of watching pots.
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