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The website claims to "focus on the food" instead of fancy-pants recipes from famous chefs (a la the previously linked Cookstr), and while recipes can be submitted by users, they have to be voted up by the community before they're turned into premium videos. There's also a cooking school section with tips ranging from skinning hazelnuts to butterflying a chicken. What makes these videos impressive is the broken-down, step-by-step nature, letting you skip back and re-watch the detail you need to watch again instead of dragging a slider bar around (which can be difficult with chicken-greased fingers).
Watching most of the videos requires a free membership (which gives you a 30-day pass to everything), but you can check out a couple of the videos without signing up. For completely free cooking videos on a wider range of topics, check out the previously mentioned FoodTube.
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