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Alex
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Hi ! "Salut" ! I'm Alex, self-taught Homecook & Filmmaker. On this UA-cam channel, I just want to make recreate Perfect food.
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Unboxing Unique Japanese Chef Tools
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Director, Author, Host & Camera : Alex
Editor and Co-Author : Joshua Mark Sadler
Producer : Eva Zadeh
Editor and 2nd camera operator : Lou Assous
Second Editor : Josh John
Assistant Editor : Sean Miller
Salut,
Alex
Tools form the video :
Kitchen scissors : amzn.to/3UiFTyd
Tojiro chef knife 18cm amzn.to/3waHwWE
Tawashi scrubber : amzn.to/3UdKemp
Rubber cutting board : amzn.to/3Jy91N4
Spatula : amzn.to/44hijX7
I sell my own kitchen tools online 🎉 : www.salutcompany.com
Subscribe to "La Technique" Newsletter, and awaken your inner Chef frenchguycooking.ck.page/932ac47e59
Support my work on : www.patreon.com/frenchguycooking
Get My cookbook : smarturl.it/FrenchGuyCooking
Get my posters and t-shirts : www.frenchguycooking.com/shop_en_na
Music by Artlist : artlist.io/artlist-70446/?artlist_aid=frenchguycooking_496&
Amazing Video Footage by Artgrid.io : artgrid.io/Artgrid-114820/?artlist_aid=frenchguycooking_496&
Director, Author, Host & Camera : Alex
Editor and Co-Author : Joshua Mark Sadler
Producer : Eva Zadeh
Editor and 2nd camera operator : Lou Assous
Second Editor : Josh John
Assistant Editor : Sean Miller
Salut,
Alex
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Відео
Mastering the Art of Salmon: 5 Mouthwatering Recipes from Just One Fish!
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Salon recipes from scratch. SquareSpace : 10% off your 1st order using www.squarespace.com/frenchguy . Episode where I filleted the whole fish : ua-cam.com/video/tWCEHWF5m2Q/v-deo.html . Get the apron on www.salutcompany.com . Here are the recipes I made : - Salmon fillets with sauce - Salmon Gravlax - Salmon head soup - Salmon cakes - Salmon belly fish fingers I sell my own kitchen tools onlin...
Challenging Myself To Filet Whole Salmon With No Experience
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Not really a How-to filet a whole salmon. SquareSpace : 10% off your 1st order using www.squarespace.com/frenchguy Learning how to fillet fish at home empowers home cooks with greater control over the quality and freshness of their ingredients. It allows for customization in portion sizes and cuts, catering to individual preferences and recipes. Additionally, mastering this skill opens up a wor...
Why Top French Michelin Star Chefs Swear by This Butter (Beurre Bordier)
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Top Tier French Butter Factory ! Let our sponsor Betterhelp connect you to a therapist who can support you from the comfort of home. Visit betterhelp.com/alex and enjoy special discount on your 1st month Bordier butter is renowned for its exceptional quality and artisanal craftsmanship. Hand-churned in small batches using traditional methods, Bordier butter boasts a rich, creamy texture and a d...
Potato Chip Perfection : The secret I did NOT Expect...
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Potato Chip Perfection : The secret I did NOT Expect...
How It’s Made : Inside a French Potato Chip Factory
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How It’s Made : Inside a French Potato Chip Factory
How Hard Can It Be To Make a Potato Chip ? (hint: Fly you fools!)
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How Hard Can It Be To Make a Potato Chip ? (hint: Fly you fools!)
I am sorry Neapolitan Pizza, I am leaving you for this... (Pizza Al Taglio, Rome, Italy)
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I am sorry Neapolitan Pizza, I am leaving you for this... (Pizza Al Taglio, Rome, Italy)
I've always been scared of scallops... (no more)
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I've always been scared of scallops... (no more)
Can I Become World Champion With This Dish ?
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Can I Become World Champion With This Dish ?
Why do the French go crazy for this? (the world left the chat)
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Why do the French go crazy for this? (the world left the chat)
I created a monster... (Beef Bourguignon Burger)
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I created a monster... (Beef Bourguignon Burger)
"Spaghetti Bolognese" doesn't exist ! Here's the real Italian recipe from Bologna
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"Spaghetti Bolognese" doesn't exist ! Here's the real Italian recipe from Bologna
I've been making Pesto wrong my entire life... (la ricetta genovese 🤌)
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I've been making Pesto wrong my entire life... (la ricetta genovese 🤌)
The Pasta Recipe You Never Heard Of (Pasta Alla Gricia)
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The Pasta Recipe You Never Heard Of (Pasta Alla Gricia)
I Learnt The Most Authentic Pasta Amatriciana From an Italian Mamma
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I Learnt The Most Authentic Pasta Amatriciana From an Italian Mamma
I Traveled To Italy For This Extra Special Ingredient : Guanciale ! (R.I.P. Bacon)
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I Traveled To Italy For This Extra Special Ingredient : Guanciale ! (R.I.P. Bacon)
The Secret Project I've Been Working On Over The Past 2 Years
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The Secret Project I've Been Working On Over The Past 2 Years
Is This The Best ROTISSERIE CHICKEN In The World ?
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Is This The Best ROTISSERIE CHICKEN In The World ?
How To Make ROAST CHICKEN Like a French Chef
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How To Make ROAST CHICKEN Like a French Chef
Chef Reacts To Steak Tartare Video (would NOT do this again)
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Chef Reacts To Steak Tartare Video (would NOT do this again)
Pizza Geek Tries Portable Pizza Oven For The first Time (unexpected ending)
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Pizza Geek Tries Portable Pizza Oven For The first Time (unexpected ending)
My Dream Ramen Bowl Doesn't Exist... Yet (ft. Florian Gadsby)
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My Dream Ramen Bowl Doesn't Exist... Yet (ft. Florian Gadsby)
3 Pro Tips That Will Change Your Ramen Game Forever
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3 Pro Tips That Will Change Your Ramen Game Forever
Instant Ramen Challenge : Alex VS Sorted Food !
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Instant Ramen Challenge : Alex VS Sorted Food !
The Egg Problem No Chef Has Ever Cracked (Kenji Lopez NYT Article)
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The Egg Problem No Chef Has Ever Cracked (Kenji Lopez NYT Article)
I Try To Recreate The Original Fettuccine Alfredo (🙏 Italians don't watch)
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I Try To Recreate The Original Fettuccine Alfredo (🙏 Italians don't watch)
The Day I Met The OMELETTE GOD (Jacques Pépin)
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The Day I Met The OMELETTE GOD (Jacques Pépin)
Kintsugi from temu 😂 looked like gold white out.
We call it Jaw bacon in the South.
Alex, I absolutely love your videos and your attention to details. Aussi, quand tu fait tes vidéo en français, tu m’aides à pratiquer mon français.
What about using the aroma oil in the emulsion for the mayo.
Hey Alex you should challenge Uncle Roger on making Ramen
I like how the political problems of italy is about pasta and spaghetti 😂😂😂😂
Stop jumping the shark Alex!
You should not be using plastic cooking utensils
Fais un effort sur l'accent frero haha
Thanks for sharing this Alex, I felt like a butcher the first time I got my full salmon to cut. I did a fish stew with the leftovers and gravlax for the main part of the salmons. A small tip I learned was puting a grill or some paper under the salmon to avoid having it marinating in the water while it's curing. You made me hungry with your side dishes.
If the world uses its products (animals,fish and birds) like that there would be no hunger!! And accept vegetables and fruit! Very good Salmon (fish) Video!
Can you do a vide on tea
So is it smoked or not?
No
Hog Jowl is my favorite bacon, and it's all I use, no other bacon here
So would American smoked jowl meat work I dtead
Flavor profile is too different, as is texture. One is salt cured, one smoke cured. It'll "work" like putting a burger on white bread would work.
Two weeks ago i had my first slice of guanciale. And it taste realy different then bacon. I like it.
"there are no conservatives?" Watched him and heard him say they covered them in SALT and let it sit for 4 days ... Bro
Kinda like when people make a fuss about nitrates but don’t care about it when it’s labeled as celery seed.
Wow ! Merci to show us the process ! Never knew it ! And they keep it simple ❤️✨🙏
9:09 I'm very familiar with this sound.
Who talked!?
Recently i've found a piece in a supermarket in The Netherlands, had to buy it and make carbonara. Normally i make carbonara with Dutch smoked spek (from the belly). So now i could compare the two versions.. i actually liked the spek version better, it's lots saltier and i like salty yolk (even when i just cook the egss i put quite a bit salt in the yolk). Maybe i should try to make (english) bacon and pancetta versions too to really see which version i like best (but i do like the salty Dutch smoked spek)
That house omg ❤
I will never understand the Italian obsession with food semantics. Just let me make it how I want to, and call it the name I know it by.
Love this❤❤❤❤
Do you think the son singered the father? 🤔
Free Palestine from Hamas. 🌺💚
12 inch version for cooking. 10 inch version for fishing pickled goods out of jars… and a second set of 10 inch tweezers for eating potato chips.
Finally! Someone said it. And I’m glad it was you
The best Pesto I've tasted was made by a bolognese guy we met in Paris in a hostel. We didn't have a mortar and pestle, he used a bottle of beer and a bowl and the Pesto was amazing. The magic is in your wrist and the technique.
The best Pesto I've tasted was made by a bolognese guy we meet in Paris in a hostel. We didn't have a mortar and pestle, he used a bottle of beer and a bowl and the Pesto was amazing. The magic is in your wrist and the technique.
Guancaiale falls in the same category as Wagyu for me. It's more fat than meat and just looks gross. It could be the best tasting thing in the world and I would never know.
i used in a carbonara , i used to make it with bacon , it does it makes a really nice difference , thress a texture difference
@@kenfern2259 , ah, thanks.. the texture difference i noticed wasn't my bad cooking then 😉 It had more bite then the normal spek i use, the meat was bit tougher (logical because it was a hard working muscle) @ebmusicman84 , i don't like the texture of fat either but when you start with a cold pan and the stove on minimum heat before tou put the guanciale, bacon, spek in then the fat slowly renders out. Good baked spek is a great taste, umami bomb.. but the fatty bits i still don't like.
Haram
😂
Seeing as fresh and local is what italian food is about in my opinion it is more authenthic to get some local smoked fatty pork product than importing something
When we are speaking about cured meat, well..no. But when we are talking about fresh food you are right, and it is what italian chef working in a foreign country do, they prefer to find (or make people produce) local fresh alternatives.
@@baroncicala1934 I feel like going to my butcher here locally and getting a really nice piece of smoked and cured pork belly works better than buying whatever the Aldi calls guanciale. I get that because it is a preserved product I might be able to guanciale from a nice trattoria or something. But most people wont, and they will think buying any kind of supermarket guanciale is what you have to do to make certain dishes, and I disagree
Why not just eat a bucket of lard ... Disgusting
Dude stop posting shorts!!! Make the long videos instead. No one wanna watch shorts that belong on tik tok. Stop keep ruining the yt platform,. please!!
It's not quite the cheek (which would sit on top), it's the jowl. The cut you braise and the cut guanciale is made from are not the same.
Every time I binge these videos, I have a burning sensation in my stomach. Alex always sparks the passion to cook these dishes for myself. Whether or not I ever get to making them, these dishes specifically are not to be measured or followed in a recipe but mastered off of feel, taste, and texture. I find cooking is the most fun when you throw out the recipe and experience creating a dish from scratch by just watching and picturing what it should come out to be. Thats what makes Alex’s content so important. Thanks for being the best culinary content creator!
Bacon just doesn’t taste right anymore, pigs are breed to be so lean that they don’t have any fat on them. Not right at all. BACON used to be so yummy.
Bacon too lean? On what planet... This looks so lardy it's gross
$120 apron! Who does he think we are? Millionaires?
As good as I'm sure it is, I've never seen guanciale in person before. No one within 150 miles of me sells it, or has even heard of it. Pretty sure I'd have to go to Italy to find any. So yes, I'll be sticking with bacon for my carbonara.
Don't call it carbonara though 👻
I am an italian citizen, and i assure you than even in some parts of Italy (the north, for instance) guanciale is very rare, difficult to find, and brutally expensive to aquire. Realistically, i suspect that most families who prepare carbonara outside of the Lazio region use salt-cured pancetta. I find that the results are exellent. The only objection i would have about bacon is that it's a smoke-cured product, and i'm not sure that "smoky" is the kind of flavour i associate with good carbonara. I cold be wrong, thou!
What surprises me is that no one - or nearly no one, has risen up to fill the void and started guanciale production here in the US. It doesn’t have to be Oscar Meyer or Hormel, it could be some farmer in Iowa.
If you start it up, I’ll buy some from you.
There are quite a few makers of Guanciale where I live in Upstate NY, you just have to find them since they’re not sold by the supermarkets, rather straight from the producers. But to be honest, I’d rather have industrialized bacon than industrialized guanciale in the US, because I think it would cheapen our perception of quality guanciale quite significantly…
Smoked hog Jowl is found everywhere in the south and it is extremely cheap. No it’s not exactly the same since it’s not cured in spices but it’s close
Ok, at this point they are just being facetious and asinine.
I need a bigger pastel and mortar
Omg looks amazing
Definitely better
This is the best unity for a just cause I have ever seen 😻👅
Imagine living in a country where elected officials talk about food this much.
I only have 40 or 50 more years to learn this, it stresses me. 😂
You should have bought a Ernest Wright scissor. They are the best.
Salut Alex, je crois que la newsletter ne fonctionne plus, lorsque je m'inscris j'ai ce message : "Success! Now check your email to confirm your subscription." mais pas de mail. Merci !