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Chef Boria
Приєднався 18 лют 2014
Stuffed Pork Loin - Thomas Keller - Ad Hoc
Excited to try the French Laundry for the first time, made Thomas Keller's stuffed pork loin from the Ad Hoc restaurant cookbook.
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Skydiving at 18,000 feet
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Skydiving from a plane at 18,000 feet. We had to use oxygen on our way up which added to the thrill level. Skydive Tecumseh treated us well. Amazing experience.
Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Munich - 2017
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In this episode our heros venture over to Copenhagen, Denmark, where they eat at one of the top three star Michelin restaurants in the world, Geranium. They bike around Amsterdam in the Netherlands, and then finish the trip in Munich Germany for Oktoberfest.
McWhopper - Big Mac and Whopper Combined
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The McWhopper is made using 60-day dry-aged Prime Ribeye, McDonald's special sauce, and the chargrill of Burger King. This is a Mac Daddy burger fit for a king. Recipe credit goes to Chef J. Kenji López-Alt at Serious Eats.
2017 Spain - Barcelona - Madrid
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Amazing trip to Spain Spring of 2017. Madrid and Barcelona. Awesome eating spots, tours, a lot of wine and ham.
City Chicken - Fat Tuesday
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In this episode Chef Boria ventures into Detroit for Sister Pie paczki, and an American Coney Island hotdog with a paczki as a bun before making authentic city chicken, a Polish dish popular in Michigan and Ohio. Also called mock chicken.
Aaron and Ray go to Prague
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On the second leg of our trip our heroes bounce around the capital of the Chez Republic, Prague. The Prague castle, little Hanoi, the disco, and a lot of beer are in this adventure.
Aaron and Ray go to Paris
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First time in Paris. Checked out the Catacombs, the Louvre, ate at a Michelin star restaurant by Joel Robuchon, went to Reims to see Champagne Country, and of course we saw the Eiffel Tower.
Iceland
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My trip to Iceland: Waterfalls, road trip, strange food, diving between two continents, hot springs, and some cool views. May 25-June 1.
Key Largo Scuba - Molasses Dive Site
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Scuba diving off the coast of the east coast Key Largo Florida at Molasses dive site.
Advanced Open Water White Star Quarry
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Completed the PADI Advanced Open Water Dive course at White Star Quarry in Ohio.
Ragu Alla Bolognese
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The best bolognese you will ever have! Similar to Cantoro's Italian Market in Plymouth Michigan. Check out the full recipe here chefboria.com/best-ragu-alla-bolognese-ever/
Open Water Scuba First Dive
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My first open water dive at Spring Mill Pond in Michigan
Lobster Bisque
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Chef Boria's Lobster Bisque! The best you will ever have. Click here for the full recipe and others. chefboria.com/best-lobster-bisque-on-this-earth-2/
In N Out Burger Animal Style Recipe
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In N Out Burger Animal Style Recipe
Santa Fe Chicken Pasta or Rattle Snake Pasta
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Santa Fe Chicken Pasta or Rattle Snake Pasta
Congrats, thanks for sharing Thomas Keller recipe 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I'm going to try porcini rub on my Christmas rib roast this year (2022)
He stops sucking his own dick at 1:05. You're welcome.
Porcini powder is a great secret ingredient in so many things. Plus, Detroit rules. It's a shame this channel didn't work out, it seemed fun and informative. There's no way I'd put gravy on a freaking ribeye though, Jesus.
Excellent Presentation...thankS deeply for sharinG your Yummylicious receipe for Humanity's wellbeing especially durinG these Batsh#t crazy times that iS super eaSy to cook and iS eaSy on de budget too!✌🙂🙏😇🌎🌹🌞🌹
Next time, try reducing your jam/vinegar mixture a bit more. I've gotten very good results by simply opening the whole roast up like a parchment, filling the inside, folding the sides over then rolling it like a giant burrito. Less messy that way.
You ain’t slick. I heard how you corrected from Pan to pot 😂
You're a legend. McWhopper needs a breakthrough
That would also be good in a burrito nice illustration
Why did you cut short your reaction, tsch.. nice editing... not
You put the olive oil on the steak first then the rub you psycho.
OMG!!! i just made this for my family they literally said “IT’S BETTER THAT IN N OUT”
I love this pasta! It’s so good and so easy
I sottotitoli in italiano...ci starebbero bene...
Non so come aggiungere I sottotitolio
@@chefboria9637 nemmeno io, non posso aiutarti
You burned the city chicken.
Most Polish people do irk and veal. My grandparents were also Polish.
Looks burnt.
That's the porcini mushrooms
Most people prefer a darker, completely charred crust with a perfect medium rear center.
@@ansarnisar7442 the outside is burnt, the mushrooms are black.. should of turned down the heat.. the inside looks fine, that crust is a no go
@@milehighbeerguy4586 nah...go anywhere and order that and I bet it comes to you like that, looks right to me 🤷🏻♂️
Best tacos ever besides mind lol
Awesome.
Hey Chef...little Jambalaya hack. Use parboiled rice instead of regular long grain rice. You don't have to wash it. If you use the converted or parboiled from Uncle Ben's or Zatarain's, and use 1.5 to 1 liquid to rice ratio instead of 2 to 1, you'll get perfect individual grains of rice in the jambalaya and the texture won't be mushy. Peace.
My bisque is way better
I just wish this video was 2 minutes shorter
Sure, I'll fight you! 😂... Jokes aside, I'm sure this is tasty, but it's amateur at best. I'd eat the hell out of it anyway... Then I'll make you mine and we'll compare... The title "Chef" tends to be thrown around a lot these days. Devalued by an entire generation who think graduating culinary school, or even just throwing together something tasty at home qualifies them for the title. It's not your fault, really... You're a product of years of "foodie culture" and food network saturation of the industry and the schools, reduced requirements for enrollment and placement after obtaining a culinary education, and often just plain ignorance of reality and a wish to be something more. I've worked for decades, earning the title. I've had it, lost it and regained it many times. It means more than "look at me, I can cook a thing"
Live in Los Angeles now but from Lincoln Park, Michigan just outside of Detroit. Love City chicken. I'll be making some this week.
Great recipe and video!
I like this recipe. Thanks for the video. I have been meaning to make a cream of morel soup with chestnuts. I think I would freeze my chestnuts and then bake them when the morels are in season the following spring. I always soak my morels for awhile to clean and separate dirt and bugs. Learned recently that you should pour your water out in your woods because there are morel spores left over after soaking. Makes sense to me. This is a great way for people to try wild mushrooms if they are a little uneasy about just eating some sautéed morels.
YOU DON'T BOIL A WHOLE LOBSTER AND CALL THIS LOBSTER BISQUE.. YOUR DOG WOULD HAVE A BETTER RECIPE.. YOU ARE AN IDIOT
You should have used cumin not taco seasoning. Also red onion. Also Parmesan at the beginning with the sauce. Also cilantro. Also minced garlic. Also mozzarella cheese. Also Chalula hot sauce. Then it would be like jalexanders rattlesnake pasta.
Did u call it cavatapi boscala? Lol. Man U butchered the pronunciation raw and bloody. Food looks good though.
Great job! But it got dark because the filling (with sugars) got all around the outside
You actually want that level of color. It wasn't a mistake.
@@SuzanneBaruch He did a great job, not an easy recipe at all, but you are trying to get that colour by maillard reaction, not due to the feeling sugars.
@@Jo_scl watch the video again carefully. He wiped all of the filling off of the roast, then pan seared it. The brown color *IS* from the maillard reaction, not from the sugars. And I've made this several times as I own this cookbook; it is an easy recipe. (I'm a sous chef, by the way so maybe what's easy to me isn't easy to you.) Looking at Keller's picture from the Ad Hoc cookbook, Keller's example shows all-over deep browning, which is really what you're looking for. His main problem was two-fold: he admits in the video that he's "lazy" and didn't want to use a pastry bag to fill the meat; since he skipped the bag, he should have filleted the loin out so he could smear the jam mixture onto the meat, then roll it back up before tying. That would have been less messy and, quite frankly, given an even better result than Keller's recipe called for. His second mistake was that he didn't reduce his "home made" filling enough. While Keller doesn't call for reducing the mixture at all (he writes that it should be brought up to a simmer then immediately taken off the heat to cool), his jam was much different in consistency than the store-bought jam used in this video. Looking at the cooled mixture, he should have realized it wasn't thick enough and just gone ahead and reduced it.
This is absurd.
Great job ! I could tell it’s rich also maybe not using all of the grease from the trimmings could cut the richness without jeopardizing flavor all in all truly inspiring ! Chef Lace
Looks great! But its not called bocolla... Its boscaiola! (BO-SKY-YOLA)
and also you are a jimmy kimmel look alike loooooooooooooooooooolo
you put the wet rub withmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm love h
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Looks darned good!
thank you for sharing!!so helpful!!
Mushroom flavored
In Michigan it’s should be at Bushe’s, Cantoro’s, I’m guessing it’s at Whole Foods.
Where can u find better that bouion
I made anniversary keto shrimp and lobster tacos. Those sauces are there best that I've ever had and I don't play in the kitchen.
Wished you gave ingredient measurement. Looks good
This is the best rendition I have come across... Excellent :-)
Thats some good stuff brotha. Tahnks for shazrring
Neat looking forward to more! subscribed!
Yummy
I was looking at video's of city chicken recipes, and your came closest to the way my mother used to make it. I am 100% Polish, born in Detroit, and always thought this was a Polish dish too! So, I now live in Las Vegas and am going to introduce city chicken to some of my friends out here that don't have a clue?? Thanks for posting this great video which made me nostalgic for Detroit......I could use your recipe, a little Faygo Rock'nRye and a Sanders Hot Fudge Cream Puff for dessert....ahhh, the perfect Detroit Dinner. Sto-Lat!
Lobster bisque should always have lobster shells as the base for your stock. It’s not optional it’s mandatory if you want to make a legitimate lobster bisque. I’d also recommend using fresh tomatoes instead of tomato canned tomatoes. It’s a totally different realm of flavor; your palette will thank you.
If your a chef I'm a astronaut
Perfect, this Bisque will send you to the moon!
Chef Boria you have some big ingredient and technique issues with this one ! That and I'm pretty sure you are no chef ! Maybe a cook ! Calling yourself chef is disrespectful to all chefs who legitimately spent years becoming one !!!!
You're giving me far more credit than I give myself, thank you!
this deserves more views!