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Max takes the pan for Rainbow Plant Life's date-night orzotto

Nisha guides her partner through roasted carrots, fennel and creamy vegan orzo in the week's only new upload.

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The one dinner every guy should know how to make.

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0:32Cut carrots and fennel, season with olive oil, salt and pepper, and roast at 425°F without overcrowding.
3:46Soak the orzo in boiling water for ten minutes before skillet cooking to prevent clumping.
4:31Toast pine nuts, then combine with parsley, fennel fronds and flaky salt for the topping.
6:48Cook the soaked orzo with hot water, cashew milk, olive oil, salt and pepper.
9:24Stir in a white-miso slurry, nutritional yeast and vegan butter to finish the creamy orzotto.
10:33Plate the orzotto beneath the roasted vegetables and scatter the pine nut-herb topping over everything.

Max usually belongs behind the camera. Nisha brings him around to the stove in "The one dinner every guy should know how to make.", giving a less-experienced cook responsibility for a date-night dinner, with guidance close at hand.

The dish is creamy orzotto with roasted carrots and fennel, finished with pine nuts, parsley and fennel fronds. There are useful little lessons tucked into the banter: give the vegetables room so they roast rather than steam, soak the orzo before cooking, and stir white miso into a little hot water before adding it to the skillet. Cashew milk, nutritional yeast and vegan butter help build the creamy finish.

Nisha's opening invitation extends to "every gal" too, despite the title. Max supplies the novice's perspective, and his verdict after cooking is straightforward: "It was definitely easier than I expected." Viewers keep asking for more appearances from him; others single out the explanation of how to manage without a mortar and pestle.

The upload has reached about 120,000 views and is the channel's busiest individual video right now. October's cabbage soup and September's "What We Eat In A Week: Feel-Good Meals" also continue to draw viewers, keeping practical everyday cooking alongside the date-night plate.

Subscribers were unchanged over the week, while daily channel views are now more than double their usual level. That rise extends well beyond this single dinner tutorial. For Nisha's newest lesson, though, the distinctive ingredient is Max doing the cooking rather than filming it.

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What viewers say

I actually prefer my fennel sliced to 5/16” but I guess this is okay too
@michaelmartin5719See it on YouTube
Thank you for explaining how to do this without a mortar and pestle!
@AngelaWorkLaptopSee it on YouTube
Max helped with understanding that we don't all have to great cooks to make a great meal. Thank you, Max!
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I love watching you and Max together! More of this please!
@mckrodSee it on YouTube
Yes more Max, he has a very calming presence.
@chipnewkie4307See it on YouTube
Have Max on more and bring your parents back. I love seeing their reactions to different meals.
@davidaxt2111See it on YouTube
More Max! You guys are great together. And, it's nice to see someone who isn't a chef cooking your food. We can all cook!
@MAC-op5fcSee it on YouTube
I would have loved to see split screen with each of you making the dish on your own just to see if Max could make the dish well with just the recipe.
@moka91808See it on YouTube
Max seems like such a good sport! 😊
@Miss_Lady_GreySee it on YouTube
You two are so fun together!
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