WILDERNESS COOKING's seafood feast pauses for freshly roasted coffee
Crab, lobster, shrimp and squid share the outdoor kitchen with field-picked corn and garlic butter.
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Giant Seafood Cooked on an Outdoor Grill!
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- 0:22Tavakkul retrieves crayfish from an outdoor pond and prepares the fire pit and cauldron.
- 1:08Lemons, garlic, bay leaves and dill season the boiling water before the crayfish go in.
- 4:06Lobster, king crab legs, squid and prawns are prepared for the seafood feast.
- 8:12Green coffee beans are pan-roasted, ground by hand and brewed over embers.
- 11:06Minced garlic, butter, herbs and seasonings become a dipping sauce.
- 17:45A large grate holds seafood skewers, glazed corn and coated bread over the brick fire pit.
Before the seafood reaches the grill, Tavakkul makes time to roast green coffee beans, grind them by hand and brew a cup over embers. Then he sits outside with a visiting goat and sheep. Even a feast this large has room for a coffee break.
"Giant Seafood Cooked on an Outdoor Grill!" was WILDERNESS COOKING's only new upload this week, reaching roughly 550,000 views. It starts with crayfish retrieved from an outdoor pond in Azerbaijan and a cauldron seasoned with lemon, garlic, bay leaves and dill. Tavakkul harvests corn nearby, portions the larger seafood and prepares garlic butter before moving skewers, corn and coated bread onto a broad grate over the brick fire pit.
The scale is familiar; the unhurried preparation is what viewers keep discussing. One commenter plans to save the video for a family gathering, while others talk about the calming rhythm of the work and the patience that goes into cooking without shortcuts.
The chocolate-stuffed beef leg we covered earlier remains the channel's busiest video by daily views, narrowly above the seafood upload. The sheep's-milk cheese packed into sheepskin for aging is also drawing substantial viewing, giving the current lineup a distinctly different kind of slow cooking.
The channel added about 10,000 subscribers over the week, although daily viewing is running a little below its usual pace. Among nearby food channels, Chef Tyler had a particularly busy viewing week, while Bon Appétit and Epicurious recorded no subscriber gain. For Tavakkul, the new contribution is a mountain-side seafood spread with enough preparation along the way to make the coffee feel earned.
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What viewers say
I love watching you work. So soothing.
Cooking relaxes me, but nothing up to your scale.@AB-ue5pmSee it on YouTubeI'll save this video for a family gathering. Mix seafoods, grilled and boiled with fresh Veggies. Cooking and eating together . Super Yummy, Super Chef , SUPER❤😊
@OfeliaGayaniloMonzonSee it on YouTubeYou take no shortcuts you prepare your food with care and kindness, and you respect the great products. It is always a joy watching you as i have learn a true lesson you should have patience when you cook!!!
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Seafood boils have so much flavor, with all the different ingredients infused😋👍🙏
@deniselaw-f4lSee it on YouTubeNice seafood boil you got there Tawakkul.
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The videos drawing views on WILDERNESS COOKING right now
- Channel
- WILDERNESS COOKING
- Subscribers
- 7,220,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 6,766,653
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 22, 2026
- Video views so far
- 552,995
- Views on its first day
- 257,024
The numbers
Here is WILDERNESS COOKING's week in views and subscribers.
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Which seafood does Tavakkul retrieve from the outdoor pond?
The video opens its food preparation with crayfish collected from an outdoor pond.



