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Marco Pierre White shares four of his favourite Michelin classics, all starring the humble potato. He demonstrates how to make pommes Maxim, pommes boulangère, potato rösti and buttered chips, each prepared with precision and simplicity.

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43 Comments

  1. Gościu nie ma pojęcia jak smakują młode ziemniaczki z masłem i koperkiem przysmażone lekko zaraz po odcedzeniu i do tego zsiadłe mleko z prawdziwego mleka a nie tego ze sklepu.

  2. I'd have probably used kitchen roll to dry those spud slices. It would have to be my guilty secret. Marco would ruin me. For those who don't know, follow instuction to the letter, or you WILL suffer.

  3. He still gets it golden brown without any burns. His knowledge on cooking is truly awesome.

  4. Why not use a second towel on top of the potato layer for drying, instead of turning them one by one?

  5. …………………………… I do have a question. He stated 120, for 120 minutes. How did the food get so brown at 120 degrees….? Is there a difference in degrees or is this a different measurement system…? Will 120 degrees create the beautiful browning that was shown.. ??

  6. Can't believe I'm watching the man that made Gordon Ramsey cry, talk to me about potatoes in basically an ASMR video

  7. Riddle me this Batman… how is chef still able to grab a pinch of salt without covering his fingers and throwing huge clumps of salt in his dishes? His fingers are drenched in oil!

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