Overview
On February 10th, 2022 Bradley streamed for 2 hours and 9 minutes. This stream is one of the rare legendary streams, as it was the first time that Bradley hosted a cooking stream. The stream covered Bradley and one of his housemates, Alex, while they worked together to produce a goulash dish based off of Bradley's mother's recipe. Joel was also present during the second half of the stream, providing commentary, reading messages from chat, and giving a house tour. During this stream, Bradley wore his Casual Blue Button-up t-shirt. The stream peaked at approximately 190 concurrent viewers.
Bradley began the stream by filling a large pot with water, and placing it on the stove to boil. He forgot to salt the water, and when Alex discovered this, he mentioned that one should always add either oil or butter to pasta while it cooks. This prompted a chat donation questioning the legitimacy of adding oil to pasta, to which Alex responded by asking the donor if they were a chef. He would go on to refer to the chat as the "Peanut Gallery" moving forward.
Cooking is an art
During the stream, Bradley stated that he believes cooking is a science. This prompted Alex to immediately counter by saying that cooking is actually an art.
Cooking is quantum physics
Bradley went on to reinforce his argument that cooking is a science by explaining, in great detail, how quantum physics applies to cooking in an oven and boiling water.
Bradley Cooking
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Bradley is not very experienced when it comes to the realm of cooking. Because of this, Alex stated several times that he was teaching Bradley how to cook, and he was overall fairly supportive in his efforts. Most of the actual cooking was done by Alex, however Brad did provide a helping hand for certain processes. Bradley was in charge of cooking the pasta, whilst Alex was in charge of cooking the ground beef. After both of these items had been completed, Bradley was then tasked with frying a package of bacon, as it was to be crumbled and mixed into the goulash. Despite being scared of the oil spitting from the pan, and the pan only being partially on the hot plate, the bacon came out looking rather delicious. Joel took over the camera in order to give everyone a better view of how the cooking was going.
After approximately two hours of toiling in the kitchen, the goulash was completed and ready to serve. Brad commented several times about how nice it smelled and that it looked a lot like the goulash he remembers from his childhood.
House Tour
A donor from chat requested Joel to give everyone a house tour. Joel responded by saying he would give a house tour if five more people subscribed. Within seconds, somebody gifted five subs, and Joel began the house tour. This is the first time a tour of the Mom's Basement House has been given.