[SHOW] Cooking with Pros! week 1 ROOTPuck - Page 4
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Northern_iight
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Nemireck
Canada1875 Posts
I was also wondering why you specify that you don't season the chicken until after it's seared. Did you cover that in the video, I was only able to skip through it for about 20 minutes. There are probably some things that you've learned in school that I "shortcut" through during my career, since I've just worked my way up through kitchens instead of going to school for it. | ||
1ManArmy
Netherlands895 Posts
Really cool show man ![]() ![]() | ||
Samsc2
United States667 Posts
On September 02 2012 07:44 Nemireck wrote: Ya I saw the list of ingredients. I ask because I'm a cook and noticed a few ingredients that I'm used to seeing in an alfredo missing or simplified. Minced garlic (you used powder), white wine for flavour, no pepper (white pepper goes in almost everything I eat :p) and did you monte at the end? I assumed it was just to make it easier on the viewer to follow along, but I like to ask because different people have specific reasons for doing things the way they do, and I like to keep those reasons in the back of my mind for when I'm cooking on the fly. Some differences between the way I do things have come in handy for different chef's tables that I've had to do in the shits, and I'd never have had those ideas to use if I hadn't asked. I was also wondering why you specify that you don't season the chicken until after it's seared. Did you cover that in the video, I was only able to skip through it for about 20 minutes. There are probably some things that you've learned in school that I "shortcut" through during my career, since I've just worked my way up through kitchens instead of going to school for it. because it's a sauce I prefer to use powder's instead of fresh ingredients, but fresh stuff always works it's just easier to use powder. I don't use white wine in an alfredo sauce, and pepper is abundant on the chicken so I didn't bother in the sauce itself. I am not sure what you mean by monte sry! I don't season the chicken with the spices until after the searing happens so to prevent burning of the spices/aromatics themselves, it also keeps the chicken bright red which is what I love seeing in contrast with the white sauce, and green vegetables. | ||
Samsc2
United States667 Posts
On September 02 2012 09:16 1ManArmy wrote: Wow i just watched a VOD of a cooking show with a half naked guy.. wow Really cool show man ![]() ![]() Thank you! i'm trying to make it even better every single time I do a show which should be every single week on saturday. | ||
Nemireck
Canada1875 Posts
On September 02 2012 13:56 Samsc2 wrote: because it's a sauce I prefer to use powder's instead of fresh ingredients, but fresh stuff always works it's just easier to use powder. I don't use white wine in an alfredo sauce, and pepper is abundant on the chicken so I didn't bother in the sauce itself. I am not sure what you mean by monte sry! I don't season the chicken with the spices until after the searing happens so to prevent burning of the spices/aromatics themselves, it also keeps the chicken bright red which is what I love seeing in contrast with the white sauce, and green vegetables. Cool! Thanks for that. When you monte you add butter to the sauce off-heat and stir it in while it melts to emulsify. Thickens the sauce and adds that buttery smoothness (and flavour) as well. You probably know it already but have a different (english?) term for it. | ||
Samsc2
United States667 Posts
On September 02 2012 14:05 Nemireck wrote: Cool! Thanks for that. When you monte you add butter to the sauce off-heat and stir it in while it melts to emulsify. Thickens the sauce and adds that buttery smoothness (and flavour) as well. You probably know it already but have a different (english?) term for it. I prefer not to thicken with button on this because of it's increased separation after storage/reheating. I instead just reduce the cream significant amount and utilize the cheese as the thickener. | ||
Nemireck
Canada1875 Posts
On September 02 2012 14:24 Samsc2 wrote: I prefer not to thicken with button on this because of it's increased separation after storage/reheating. I instead just reduce the cream significant amount and utilize the cheese as the thickener. Oh yes, you're absolutely right about the re-heating issue. I only cook for myself at home so I hadn't thought of that issue. But any stocked sauces in our kitchen get finished with butter to order, and it's probably for that exact reason. | ||
playLoud
United States114 Posts
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LaG.Gaming
United States288 Posts
u should use 1 of ur cameras pointing at where the counter is because u had 1 camera pointing at the stove and another 1 pretty much the same angle just a big higher . sux that puck didnt have his setup ready on the kitchen that would of been hilarious gl and great job my friend!. | ||
Nightsz
Canada398 Posts
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Samsc2
United States667 Posts
On September 02 2012 14:36 playLoud wrote: pretty funny. i would also like to see this in team houses. I'm actually trying to get that done I just gotta keep the cooking show popular and then hope one of the teams likes it also. | ||
Samsc2
United States667 Posts
On September 02 2012 14:44 LaG.Gaming wrote: sam pretty kewl show ! i watched the vod with my wife while eating in my big 50" tv and it was just like watching food network with her, we loved it and we both were laughing at everything it was happening as well , 5 stars and we so excited for next episode ! u should use 1 of ur cameras pointing at where the counter is because u had 1 camera pointing at the stove and another 1 pretty much the same angle just a big higher . sux that puck didnt have his setup ready on the kitchen that would of been hilarious gl and great job my friend!. Yeah haha it's hard to have one on me where I can talk to it, and one where i'm cutting stuff up, and one where i'm cooking. I would love to have a camera man haha just hard to do that... In the future most likely the other guests will have their kitchen thing setup ![]() | ||
Samsc2
United States667 Posts
On September 02 2012 15:09 Nightsz wrote: yo man, I couldn't make the live show. But I saw the VOD, and damn. That looks amazing man. You gotta do more of these i'm hoping to do it on a weekly basis every saturday at the same time | ||
Samsc2
United States667 Posts
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
Also please for the sake of god get a sharp knife to cut the meat :D | ||
Samsc2
United States667 Posts
On September 03 2012 06:19 Type|NarutO wrote: You should talk about Starcraft 2 while cooking. I don't think watching you cook and explain is very interesting. No offence but if I want to learn something I'd rather watch someone who really is something out of the line or knows his stuff amazingly well. I don't know about your cooking skills obviously but for the first episode, nothing too special. Also please for the sake of god get a sharp knife to cut the meat :D it was a very sharp knife....it was still very warm so it was impossible for me to actually hold with my hands instead I had to utilize a fork and since the meat was so tender and juicy it kept going through fairly far. Had to be careful about cutting into the fork | ||
Samsc2
United States667 Posts
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