How to Make Pizza on a Submarine - Smarter Every Day 246
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So what about the Pizza Recipe?
There's a thing called the "Armed Forces Recipe Service"
It's not your Grandma's Cook Book
Open this document and Ctrl+F for
"MEAT, FISH, AND POULTRY No.L 165 00"
www.marines.mil/Portals/1/Publications/MCO%20P10110.42B.pdf
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I don't know why... but this was one of my favorite videos from the Deep Dive Series. It's so... personal and real. I had no idea that food is literally THE limiting factor on a submarine's ability to dive. Also, I had no idea meals were such a big deal for morale (Ice Cream on Waffles totally works by the way). I have an email list here if you'd like to get an email when I upload a video: www.smartereveryday.com/email-list Thank you to those who have recently chosen to support Smarter Every Day on Patreon ( www.patreon.com/smartereveryday ) . You're awesome, and I hope you have received your baseball! I've been seeing a lot of posts on twitter of people showing me photos of their baseball and it's awesome!! If you have not received your yet, please check www.smartereveryday.com/baseball for status updates! I'm grateful for your support and hope you really enjoy this one. The next video is both amazing certifiably insane, so please look forward to that! Regards, Destin
You make it the same as on land it dose t matter if your under water
You the best my man
So my son loved the video, but we are dying to know, How was the pizza?
I assume they work in shifts on the boat? So I assume when the cook is cooking dinner, is he also cooking breakfast for the other shift??
@ddd aaa thank you for your service
Do some general or high rank officer announce that youre gonna make these videos? the crews are polite and helpful, good manner 👍
"Corn syrup" guarantees none of those boys don't know what real maple syrup is
Why?
From a former line cook that was very enjoyable! Looks like working a cramped diner
wow lot of education. lot of responsibility ability on the sub to.
Down Periscope is such a good movie, and it's absolutely hilarious
In a submarine or on a submarine?
This is my favorite series of yours ever! Love seeing these men and women and what they do!
Burger day is the BEEEEEST
4:03 *dead heads n frogs legs mmm cake mix*
GOOD FOOD BRINGS EVERYONE TOGETHER
radiation hazard in the food storage, no bunking or loitering... OK.... no sleeping in the fridge.
I would love to know how they secure all the stuff in the galley when the ship is maneuvering. Diving, surfacing, hard turns. I assume they aren't using the deep fat fried then! Oh, I shouldn't have made this comment before 10:08. Great video and amazing series! Thank you!
Connecticut, YAY, I have seen that base, it is many subs, scarry for CHina
When I was in the military, we would know when a VIP was visiting the unit as the food would get better for that day. I'm impressed they can make better food inside a submarine than what we got on land!
11:40 This is an excellent example of the pithy Maxim 7 of The Seventy Maxims of Maximally Effective Mercenaries: "If the food is good enough, the grunts will stop complaining about the incoming fire."
Ok...why can't they grow food though?
they're on a sub in the ocean they cant not have battered cod and chips lol
SUBMARINE AND SUBMARINE ALL ABOUT SABMARINE CHANNEL FFS get a new idia
Should use refill submarines Kinda like planes refuel other planes
Submarine series is amazing!
These guys eat pretty fuckn good
Dude must have a stressful job reading from the stress patches on his head. Or maybe he needs to find someone that knows how to use clippers.
Why do they have locks on fridges?
I was giggling every time they said "poppers"
1:22: Laughing 1:23:Saw Chief behind camera,laughing gone
1:23 mikes hair looking like destiny game logo 👌
Best submarine videos I’ve seen
After 12 months of Covid lockdown I need to be forced to be in a sub like this to lose weight!
Watching that dude at 15:50 silently laugh about the nuance submarine joke just cracks me up😂
It gives true appreciation for all the components and people that make the system function.
I love the understanding and wholesome personality the crew has.
There is a nuclear reactor. Makin pizza is an afterthought.
All that is great and all, but where do they keep the Coffee? And the Lard?
Shoutout to Groton
"what happens if you burn a pizza?" *look of genuine fear*
Pov gordon ramsey enter the freezer
what does submarine do everyday?
Pizza night was always a highlight of patrol. Since when is the cycle 8 hours and 3 meals? I remember 4 meals separated by 6 hours and standing a 3 section watch, 6 hours on and 12 hours off - the only way one knew time of day was by the meal being served. To this day more than 20 years later I still can't sleep much more than 6 hours
So how do they access the food in the freezer, or get it in there? Crawl through that small port?
The logistics are fascinating.
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For under 3$ a day, they manage to create high quality pizza with toppings. And yeah, I like to cook at home, if you do things from scratch with flour it's dirt cheap and so delicious. But labor intensive. But if you can spare the time, it's worth it.
On amphibious ships steak and eggs in the morning before beach landings! Never know how long before you get another hot meal
I have a feeling that I will go make a pizza in 5 minutes into this and finish the rest of this episode eating it...
I was right
It was always nice after a big operation to get on a naval ship and experience their chow hall… I don’t know if the Marine Corps has as much money or not as good as cooks but eating a board a ship was the highlight of the day. Especially after being out in the field for a long time! Ooh Rah
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I think I'm gonna sign up for the us navy
Bug Juice... Please explain.
More or less like Kool-Aid. The citrus flavor (lemon-lime) can be strong enough to clean stainless steel. Never cared for the stuff myself, I preferred coffee or coke, and fresh milk when it was available.
"Can you show me?" LOVE IT
Not a vegetable in sight.
What do you think bread is made from?
10.60 cents a day per person for 3 meals. Ya for sure u have to really crunch numbers
Carolina Gold BBQ sauce is awesome! Funny to hear a nuclear submarine crew stocking up on it before shipping out but it makes complete sense haha!
just needs some replicators so you could make food too...
The bread on the sub is the BEST, sometimes if I accidentally sleep through a meal I'll be blessed enough to wake up and find some leftover bread to eat.
everyone gives cooks a hard time in the military, until you're on the mountain or apparently in the submarine. Food like this is rare on a deployment and appreciated greatly. awesome series, next you need to attach to a ground unit.
I hope the crew can read this post one day and if you do , you guys are awsome!!
You say rock and roll more than anyone I know lol :) good video though
I do wonder about the radiation warning signs that pop up here and there. I assume it's proximity to the reactor compartment and feed lines, etc. I guess all the mass around the reactor is contributing to shielding from the shine, and why waste space on a cramped vessel? Build right up to the limit of tolerance where people go, and a bit past it where people can't.
08:31 that "hot pan long take" really has a Wolfgang Petersen's Das Boot vibe LOL
What if a crew member gets closterfobia? or becomes closterfobia? Wile under water on a mission,
"We've got poppers, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets...you can see some mozzarella sticks over there...we've got a buffalo chicken pizza here, half pepperoni-half meat lovers...that's breakfast sausage...I've got some prime ribs, some corned beef..." TRANSLATION: We've got constipation here, constipation over there, you can see sailors backed up all over these counter tops..."
Why would any of that constipate them?
I like how the mess crew goes out of their way to make sure the rest of the crew gets some specialty treats, like the BBQ sauce they enjoy. While some kind of nutritional gruel might be cheap and easy to store and require no chef skills, it would also be an extremely good way to tank crew morale. You just can't beat the effects of a good home cooked meal, even when you're deep under the arctic ocean.
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Question: When you see navy commercials of the subs dang near vertical when surfacing; how so possible with all that stuff in there...?! Like the fryer!
The zonked watchmaker distinctly tick because fear singly repair over a equable chronometer. safe, gleaming pumpkin
Love the hat Destin !
A submarines deployment time is measured by the contents of it's food pantry. I can't believe these guys let you poke a camera in their pantry. Some enemy intelligence could predict with some accuracy how long a given submarine is on patrol and even count the number of submarines of that nation out on deployment.
he is the cook in a vessel trapped in the ocean full of hungry submariners so yes he has priority its the code of the sea I'm pretty sure. 8:30-8:45 is the timestamp or just about
why is the freezer door radioactive... 10:46
this reminds me of cooking every night in my RV haha XD
The nuclear submarine is the joke !
Isn't like on land, with an oven?
This series is one the best on the channel
I would assume the chefs are the most respected people on any ship. Who to trust so you don't starve.
Gordon Ramsay should try to make a meal in a submarine
You think they have stabilizers in the kitchen supply utensils
Of friggin course they are watching a submarine movie :D
The angle conundrum is easily solved by hanging things
They really do the junk food thing there...
The Elite of the Navy
For subs no meat has bones as that would be a waste of valuable food storage space
I always wondered why you can't grow some food on submarines? I mean sure you probably can't grow large amounts (I mean where would you find the space) but what about even just fresh edible herbs? A lot of herbs grow really quickly, take little space and don't need much besides a little water and a little light. There are many lightweight and mess free plant growth materials too besides the option of growing herbs just in water, the lamps to provide light can also be small compact and lightweight and power shouldn't be a problem with a nuclear reactor, plants will naturally help with eating some carbon dioxide and provide a little more additional oxygen which would be a helpful addition, and you can probably find crooks and crannies all over the sub to attach small planters. Plus I would think seeing a pop of green might be a good way to help reduce stress levels on the crew's off work times. Is it down to space constraints or is there a different reason for absence of plants?
@Simon WoodburyForget Thank you. That is a very clear answer. Many things I hadn't thought of until you pointed them out.
Dried herbs take zero electricity, exponentially less space (1/100), and require zero maintenance. I'm not too sure why you're wondering why they're just storing the dried products... Majority of food takes an order of magnitude more space and energy to grow than it does to store... and then you would still need to store them. For efficiently growing and harvesting products, you need to do it all at once, plants that are "growing" aren't plants you can actually eat. I mean not to forget the literal piles of water you'd need to filter in order to water the plants, and the parasites that these plants may endup carrying, and the moisture they'd endup releasing into the air. The oxygen output of plants is... rediculously small, incase you didn't realize. A sub doesn't have excess space, they're designed like airplanes, to be as small as possible, and carrying something that would waste a lot of space is not a good idea. Yes the purpose of indoors plants is to improve how people feel in the environment; keep in mind that maintening the plants would still be a full time job, and a lot of work as a lot of plants do not like growing in specific types of conditions. You need things like humidity and temperature control, aswell as the right type of soil, and the right amount of water. You also need to deal with potentially carrying fungi and insects which live on and around the plants. Don't forget about how people may actually be allergic to plants, for example lots of people have pollen allergies. Plants are living things, and so they bring all the issues that any living thing would bring to an isolated environment.
Suprised you didnt hear a moooo in the background
The radio room has a small door in the floor right underneath is the galley we call it the cookie hatch. magnificent.
It's about seven months maximum worth of food.
“Are we allowed to say that?”... “well I just did” lmao
Thunder Below was one of my all time favorite books to listen to. Skunk works was a close second. If you like those you'll really like Apollo, highly recommend it!
why this dude allways say "really"?
What is this mythical Prime Rib they speak of. I don't ever remember a meal that had Prime Rib used in it when I was in.
As a Submariner I can tell you that because of my time on the boats, I now hate Chicken.
I sympathize, I tolerate chicken for the same reason. Had a cook on one boat that served chicken of one sort or another almost every lunch and dinner.
Padlocks the food..
That food looks good!!
i been a cook for a long time. i've cooked for millionaires and i've cooked for homeless folks. i gotta say im jealous of yalls' experience even if it mostly sucks.
I wonder what their system is with garbage...
Pizza? That's classified
Hey... Army ..... Wtf . they are under 6 feet of ice 180 ft of water in a tube . why cant I get food half this good when we are litterally still on post
Does anyone know how they manage FIFO with all that compactly stored food? I imagine its a nightmare @_@
In the beginning u said u can't grow your own food on a sub. But they could grow some foods have grow lights and get food with gray water and the plants would scrub the air. Powers not a problem so I think u could grow u just may need more water
I feel so bad for the one chef who’s a little too tall for the kitchen ceiling and has to slouch all day every day.