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  1. Chef i LOVE what You do and your crew. Do you have any tips for 21 y.o.?
    I’ve been in kitchen for 6 years now but im scarred a bit to step up in high demand kitchen with real professionals even tho i really want to become one. Also no one takes me serious because of my age but after people see me work they are positively suprised. I could really use any help when it comes to advice, please help😂.
    With love, from Croatia❤

  2. I'm a CDP who didn't go to culinary school and I'm learning so many helpful tips from this channel. I never knew that mustard could be used as a thickener. I have always used arrowroot for onion meat gravy. Thanks guys ☺️

  3. I like how you gave suggestions on how to get a similar product done for the average home cook. That's one of the main reasons I like watching y'all.

  4. As a chef I’d personally replace the gravy with a demi-glace which I’m sure you use but are trying to keep your secrets and throw laymen off 🤣🤣🤣. Fab recipe and stunning dish, don’t mind my teasing ❤

  5. Tannins will not evaporate out and they are very heat stable. You're not getting rid of any tannins. They're all still there.

  6. Northerners are horrified with the thinness of the gravy.
    As a southerner, it looks about the right consistency for me

  7. You can’t get rid of the tannins by cooking.

    Tannins are non-volatile polyphenols so they concentrate as the liquid reduces. It’s the booze and water that evaporates off.

    Always use a low tannin wine when making sauce.

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