The Best Chicken Recipe On Youtube? We'll See About That!

This video is doing really well so I'm glad you all enjoy this series idea. We just wanted to see whether or not these viral youtube videos with clickbait titles are actually any good and while something tells me they can't all be good, this recipe shows that some of them are worth your time. Look forward to more of these my friends and HAPPY COOKING to you all.

I did half the honey, twice the soy sauce, and added ginger and fresh red hot chili peppers, then served with chives and fried onions. Hands down one of the best chicken breasts I've ever had. Trying it with Tempeh this week too!

Having made this myself when skeptical, I was fully expecting the "holy crap that's actually really good" moment you and you friend had. The recipe is stupid easy and comes out way better than it has any right to be, lol.

I felt EXACTLY how you did about this going in. I have not tried it yet but upon hearing the ingredient list I thought how can this not be great. I'd probably serve it over rice with steamed broccoli to cut down on the thick and sweetness

Sophie has the best recipes ever... I watch her all the time... The great thing about Sophie's recipes are that they are not complicated and they are easy to cook... When ever my family gets tired of the same old food I hit up Sophie's channel and get a new recipe or two...

This is gonna be a great series! I appreciate that you approached your rating honestly and didn't let the fact that it was basically a tik tok recipe sway you.

I cut down the butter and syrup a little bit but I've been making this recipe for a couple years. I eat it all the time. It's good for meal prep. I love it.

OK, I'm sold - definitely putting this in the dinner rotation for next week! ETA: We made it and it was freaking awesome. I also doubled the soy sauce and added a tablespoon of dijon mustard. Fan-freaking-tastic! Tender, juicy, little bit of crust and lots of nooks and crannies for that delicious sauce. This one is now in the regular rotation!

I do this on a regular basis. Sometimes instead of apple cider vinegar I use Balsamic vinegar and instead of syrup I use honey. I've cooked pork and beef the same way and it's all GOOD.

Stoked to see this series, I've learnt heaps from your vids alone so seeing you review others just adds more to our repertoire haha

So I follow Sophi, her dishes are fantastic and I have made this very dish a few times my self. Totally worth the views. but here is the spin. As a single father of two in a high ranking job with a love for cooking, I am wiped out by the time I get home with my girls and only then do I have to start cooking, by the time were done, I have nearly no time with them before they have to go to bed. Sophi's recipies, if you look closly are all generally healthy and can be done in a very short time, and so thanks to her, I let my 7 year old use my Myabi and or kenshun, and she is able to make this dish compleatly by her self. It gets her interested in healthy cooking, makes her feel like a grown up master chef. the reward she gets from cooking and seeing the clean plates is a win win all round. I would give 10 out of 10 to this woman, just because her dishes are mostly easy for a younger audience to cook.

I really love this series. Keep em coming! Your videos are fun and entertaining and got me back in the kitchen.

This is a great idea for a series. I hope you do this for a while. I'm usually skeptical of all viral recipes. They usually look good, but taste boring (not bad). Only exception was the viral baked feta/tomato pasta. That was a shocker.

I love that Sophie doesn't talk. So relaxing and enjoyable to watch her cook. OR we can listen to Squiggy try to recreate perfection.

I’ve followed you for years, and made this after seeing the original recipe…you’ve validated my thoughts! Thanks for all you’ve done to help hone my cooking skills!

I love watching Sophie. I haven't gotten the nerve to try one myself, but after your review I just might. I love how honest you were.

Please make “We’ll See About That” a playlist!

Sophie is from Germany or from a German-speaking country - or rather she could have been, as I don't know it for a fact, rather I'm just guessing by the name of the channel, and people seem to have spotted several inconsistencies in her German. Essen rezepte (approximately EH-ssen reh-TSEH-pteh) means cooking recipes (literally "to eat recipes"). :)

Thank you for adding this video! I always see these videos and recipes on YouTube and they are very soothing to watch and listen to, but I had not given one a go myself yet.

Just made this and it was great. My picky wife went back for seconds. I am always hesitant to try trendy meme recipes, but this technique is really good. The scoring helps the thick part of the chicken have more surface area and cook at the same rate as the thinner part which keeps it juicy. Pan sauce was great after adjustment to make it less sweet. Will def make it again.