The video appears to be a cooking show featuring Matty, a chef, who is making "cowboy confit" (a non-traditional duck confit) and scallion crepes. The show is unscripted and informal, with Matty frequently breaking into songs, jokes, and conversations with his crew. He explains that he's calling the dish "cowboy confit" because it's a non-traditional method, and he's using a shortcut by seasoning the fat in just 2-3 hours instead of the usual 24 hours.
Throughout the video, Matty is joined by his crew, including a sound guy and a camera operator, who occasionally interrupt or make comments. Matty also receives a FaceTime call from someone named Rang, who offers words of encouragement and praise.
The video includes a lot of improvisation, with Matty making jokes and playing with his crew. He also talks about his passion for cooking and his desire to make the show entertaining. The video ends with Matty presenting the finished dish, which he describes as "incredible," and encouraging viewers to subscribe to his YouTube channel.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The video is about making duck confit and scallion crepes.
2. The recipe is called "cowboy confit" and is not traditional.
3. The ingredients for the cowboy confit include four cups of duck fat, two duck legs, one star anise, coriander seed, green chili, ginger, garlic, salt, coffee sugar, and cilantro.
4. The duck confit is cooked for about two hours at a low simmer.
5. The scallion crepes are made with one cup of milk, two whole eggs, flour, and salt.
6. The duck legs are seasoned with a spice blend made from pink peppercorns, coriander seeds, fennel seeds, and cinnamon.
7. The duck is cooked in the oven at 350 degrees.
8. The scallion crepes are cooked in a pan with canola oil and scallions.
9. The finished dish consists of shredded duck, crispy duck skin, scallion crepes, leek, chili oil, hoisin sauce, cilantro, and a squeeze of lime.
10. The host of the video is a Red Seal chef.
11. The host has a YouTube channel and encourages viewers to subscribe and like the video.