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A great way to use old croissants.

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  1. I live in England food is shit !!! Merguez and chipolata 🥰🥰🥰🥰 you know he definitely stayed in France. Especially the spicy 🌶 🌶 Merguez this is what you call real barbecue

  2. None of the pan you used looked like HexClad cookware. Seems they paid you enough to endorse their cookware but not enough to actually use them.

  3. I stg I’m a million of the views on this video. Currently trying to make this and Gordon goes SO FAST!! Gotta keep repeating😭😭

  4. Whyyyyyyyy???? Just whyyyyyy????? Croissant is not bread!!! Croissant is sweet!!!? Croissant should never be sliced!!!!
    Jam and butter are for bread and not croissants!!!!!
    There are some things in life that should be respected. Croissant is sacred. Croissant left over from the day before can perfectly ne reheated in the oven and be enjoyed as a croissant. You can also make almond croissant with left overs, as this is the traditional way to make almond croissants.
    It takes time and top quality specifics ingredients to make croissants, and they are supposed to be eaten as soon as bought. That's it!

    A good croissant has a very specific delicious taste of butter and a texture that is what you are looking for when baking or purchasing a croissant.
    If not, just buy some bread and make a sandwich or a tartine.
    Until the croissant appears on the screen, the recipe were looking delicious.

  5. 🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

    00:11 🥘 Usar un sartén caliente para cocinar la merguez le da un sabor increíble.
    00:53 🌿 Las ramas de perejil y cilantro se pueden usar para dar sabor durante la cocción, pero las hojas deben agregarse justo antes de servir para obtener el máximo color y fragancia.
    01:29 🥐 Reutiliza los croissants sobrantes del día anterior en recetas como esta para evitar desperdiciar su sabor.
    02:07 🧀 La fontina es un queso ideal para asar, ya que su rico sabor se complementa bien con el aceite y las especias de la merguez.

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  6. Merguez is spicy lamb sausage that originated in the North African countries of Morocco, Algeria, Libya , and Tunisia and became popular throughout the Mediterranean, the Middle East, and Western Europe.

  7. Merguez is a spicy sausage that originated in the North African countries of Morocco, Algeria, Libya, and Tunisia.
    The word "merguez" is a French transliteration of the Arabic word for the sausage.

    Merguez is a sausage made with uncooked lamb, beef, or a mixture stuffed into a lamb-intestine casing. It is heavily spiced with cumin and chili pepper or harissa, which give it its characteristic piquancy and red color, as well as other spices such as sumac, fennel and garlic. Just know another sausage. Thank you Chef Gordon Ramsay.🐺

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