ITALIAN BEEF SANDWICHES RECIPE AND MYSTERY MUKBANG

2020-02-17 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 25 min

Chantal cooks Italian beef in a slow cooker, assembles and eats messy Italian beef sandwiches (with provolone, pepperoncini, and pretzel brioche buns) during a mukbang, and spends the meal discussing local unsolved mysteries around Ottawa — including a 2005 event that jammed garage door openers, a 2009 lights/impact on the Ottawa River, and 1950s UFO research at Shirley's Bay (Project Magnet / Wilbert Smith). She mentions possibly visiting Shirley's Bay and plans further investigation.

Video guide

  1. 0:06 — Intro and cooking start
  2. 0:56 — Slow-cooker Italian beef recipe and ingredients
  3. 3:04 — Cooking progress: shredding and toasting buns
  4. 3:31 — Assembling and tasting the sandwiches (mukbang)
  5. 4:46 — Mystery Monday: intro to Ottawa unsolved mysteries
  6. 9:30 — 2005 garage-door signal jamming incident
  7. 11:17 — 2009 flying object / Ottawa River impact reports
  8. 15:22 — Project Magnet and Shirley's Bay UFO research (1950s)
  9. 21:30 — Wrap-up and plans to investigate / viewer requests

People, places, food, and other named details

  • Person — Wilbert Smith: Senior radio engineer who led Project Magnet / UFO research at Shirley's Bay; discussed as deceased and central to 1950s Canadian UFO research.
  • Food — Italian beef sandwich: Prepared in a slow cooker from seared sirloin, onions, bell pepper, pepperoncini, beef broth, Italian seasoning, Worcestershire; served on buns with provolone and dipped in cooking juices.
  • Food — sirloin: Beef roast seared and used as the main protein for the Italian beef.
  • Food — pepperoncini: Sliced pepperoncini (with juice) used in the slow-cooked beef; also appears as pepperoncini-flavored kettle chips eaten before dinner.
  • Food — provolone: Cheese used on the sandwiches; can be broiled to melt, described as tangy.
  • Food — pretzel brioche buns: Buns toasted in butter to assemble the Italian beef sandwiches; described as soft and later recommended to use sturdier bread or rustic bread.
  • Food — pepperoncini kettle chips: Snack eaten before dinner; bag partially consumed.
  • Food — cherry flavored bubbly water: Single-serving cherry flavored sparkling water beverage consumed on camera.
  • Place — Ottawa Rewind: Website the speaker found for local unsolved mysteries; source for the Ottawa X-Files material being discussed.
  • Place — Shirley's Bay: Site of Canada's 1950s UFO research facility (Project Magnet) discussed; facility demolished in 2011 and speaker considers visiting.

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