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Cooking channel combining recipes inspired by film and television with practical technique series.
@babishculinaryuniverse · Food
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Cooking channel combining recipes inspired by film and television with practical technique series.
In 2024, Rea began to produce other shows: Can Babish Beat?, where he compares two versions of the same dish from prestigious New York restaurants and tries to create a better version, and Best with Babish (formally Ranked with Babish), where he compares different products in the same category and ranks them on a tier list (such as ranking Trader Joe's homebrand frozen pasta or ranking different types of instant ramen.)
Open source ↗Beginning with the "Meat Tornado from Parks & Rec" in August 2020, the show moved to his home studio in Brooklyn, with a voiceover added in post-production.
Open source ↗On October 22, 2019, Rea published his second cookbook titled Binging with Babish: 100 Recipes Recreated from Your Favorite Movies and TV Shows, containing 100 pop-culture recipes from his series.
Open source ↗Awarded at the 9th Streamy Awards, the same year as his second cookbook.
Open source ↗He started the series Basics with Babish on October 12, 2017, teaching preparation of basic recipes, stocking up on and using essential tools and equipment for cooking, as well as a variety of cooking techniques.
Open source ↗The first episode aired on 10 February 2016; the channel later expanded into instructional and long-form cooking formats.
Open source ↗The YouTube channel was created by Rea as Binging with Babish on August 21, 2006; his name was inspired by The West Wing character Oliver Babish.
Open source ↗Imported from the channel’s public YouTube feed.