The tastiest self-help book of this generation . . . Regardless of what you take away from Un-Cook Yourself, you’ll definitely be laughing.' Urban List Australia’s favourite foul-mouthed cook has turned his YouTube kitchen rants into a new recipe book. The hero of the hour . . . he clearly has chops in the kitchen and he does it without fuss.’ The Australian It’s hard to see cooking made more difficult for people; it’s such a bummer not being able to afford food,” Nat said. He added that he does “try to keep stuff as simple and cheap as possible”, meaning his recipes from years ago are still just as relevant today. And even when they’re not, they are tagged appropriately.

On December 6, 2020, Nat was the guest programmer on the Australian music video television show Rage. [14]

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This is exclusively a cookbook, whereas the first two are combinations of my carrying on and worldly views,” he explained “This one is a compilation of the [recipes] in the first two but none of the other waffle.” Then stuff that with as much butter as you like (a tablespoon-ish each side should get you out of trouble) and squeeze those flat slices of garlic in too (about a clove or two on each side). Features a small selection of Nat's favourite recipes illustrated by Sydney artists Bunkwaa, Glenno and Onnie O'Leary.

When you’re looking at a dish online or you’re looking at it in a cookbook, you’d notice that they look beautiful. That’s because usually someone’s paid to make that look really beautiful,” Nat said.Not your typical book - part social commentary, part memoir, part self help book, part cookbook. It's a light read which would be expected from a man who confesses hasn't read many books. All the same it has a conversational tone which is refreshing, and comes with some very creative illustrated recipes. dark chocolate, broken into pieces. Go as dark or as less dark as you like, 70%+ seems to go pretty good. (Don’t buy shit dark chocolate. Get something with a label on it that looks like it drives some kind of old Fiat. OK, talk over.) The first part of the recipe is to melt chocolate with butter – I like dark chocolate – and just put orange rind in there. But you’d be surprised how many people you get offside by putting orange with chocolate. I made it on my YouTube channel… and the comment section blew up. It was like: “How dare you.” It’s like the coriander conversation. There are people out there just willing to lose their shit over you adding orange to chocolate.