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  1. Recipes below!🍽️
    When I need a comforting meal, steak au poivre with a cognac mushroom cream sauce, pommes fondantes(the most indulgent, melt-in-your-mouth potatoes), & a classic crème brûlée always hits the spot.☺️

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    Creme brûlée (12×2.5cm dishes – for 3)
    375 grams cream
    Pinch of salt
    1/2 Vanilla bean/ 1 tsp vanilla extract
    3 egg yolks
    40 grams sugar
    Raw sugar for caramelizing

    Bring cream, vanilla, & salt to simmer. Remove from heat & infuse for 10 minutes, then remove vanilla bean. Whisk together yolks & sugar till combined, slowly pour in cream while whisking. Ladle into ramekins, pour boiling water half way up sides, place in preheated oven at 165C/325F, pour in remaining boiling water till it goes 3/4 up the sides of the ramekins. Bake for about 40 minutes/ until the edges are set & the centers still have a slight jiggle when shaken(the internal temperature should be 76C).Remove & let cool to room temp, then place in fridge for about 4 hours/ until set. Sprinkle with raw sugar on top & brûlée. Then place in freezer for about 5 10 minutes to reset the creme. Then serve!

    Pommes Fondantes
    4-6 floury potatoes
    50 grams butter
    250ml chicken/veg broth
    Salt & pepper to taste
    Olive oil
    Fresh thyme or herbs de Provence, etc
    -Peel the potatoes evenly to form smooth cylinders. Trim the ends, then cut each in half to about 3–4 cm in height. Pat dry with paper towel & toss with 1 tbsp olive oil. Heat a tbsp of olive oil on med-high heat, then add potatoes and cook on each side till browned(don’t be afraid to really get them a deep golden color about 7 minutes each side.) Add the butter, salt & pepper. Baste the potatoes in the butter, then add the stock & herbs. Bring to a boil, then place in a preheated oven at 190C/400F & bake for about 15 minutes. Then every 5 to 10 minutes, baste the potatoes in the liquid until the potatoes are tender & most of the liquid has reduced to a buttery glaze. Then serve!

    Steak au Poivre
    2 tbsp whole peppercorns
    Salt
    Olive oil
    2 tbsp butter
    600 g entrecôte(or other good-quality steak)

    Let the meat sit at room temp for about 30 minutes to come to room temp, then pat dry. Liberally salt both sides of steak, then crush the peppercorns & press onto both sides. Heat your pan with olive oil & tbsp of butter on medium heat until just smoking. Add your steak & cook to your desired doneness. We like ours on the more rare/a bit medium side, so we seared for about 3 minutes on each side. During last minute of cooking, add remaining butter & baste the steak with the melted butter & pan juices. Remove & rest for 5–10 minutes while making the sauce.

    Mushroom Cognac Cream Sauce
    2 shallots, finely chopped
    2 garlic cloves, minced
    10 small button mushrooms , sliced
    Salt & pepper to taste
    75 ml cognac
    200 grams cream

    In the same pan used for the steak add the shallots, garlic, & mushrooms. Cook over medium heat for about 5 minutes until fragrant & goldened. Pour in the cognac, then CAREFULLY flambé (ignite with a match/ tilt the pan slightly toward the flame if using gas). Let the flames subside naturally — they’ll burn off the alcohol in about 20–30 seconds. Add the cream, season to taste, & simmer for about 5 minutes until reduced & thickened. Spoon over your steak.

    Voila bon appétit!

  2. Absolutely beautiful! The miracles that come out of your tiny kitchen always amaze me. Thank you ❤.

  3. Thank you for another fabulous video
    I ll have to try this- the potatoes look delicious and are a perfect addition as a side dish! I love your vintage bowls and vintage apron
    🥣🍰🥣🍰🥣🍰🥣🍰🥣🍰🥣

  4. Nagyon szuper minden.
    A félig nyers húst soha nem ettem meg (és már nem is eszem húst)csak ami jól átsül.
    De gratulálok a fogásokhoz

  5. Vielen herzlichen Dank!Ich liebe Ihre Videos und Rezepte!Ihre Wohnung ist ebenfalls so toll!Einfach alles grandios!❤❤❤Weiter so!❤

  6. Ohhhhhh , wow what a stunningly delicious meal , yes please , the potatoes in particular a revelation , just yum , thank you as always , Ainsley , love your pinny ❤

  7. eep delicious + so comforting ~ i love all the recipes you share, thank you so much for sharing them, i'm excited to learn 💗🗝️

  8. Amo seus vídeos!!!❤
    Mas, você poderia colocar a receita, por favor?
    E também opção de tradução para português, sou Brasileira, moro no Estado de Goiás, Goiânia, GRATA!!!!😉😘

  9. Excellent to seeing the meal and dessert prepared with love Ainsley! There's a sweetness with the process. These videos are calming yet encapsulates the spirit of French cuisine. Bon appetit 💃

  10. Every time you cook, I am completely mesmerized. You're a magician in the kitchen! Thanks for all the beautiful effort!

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