why fish ALWAYS taste better at restaurants

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  • Опубліковано 15 тра 2024
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    0:00 why sear fish?
    0:16 why do butchers wrap meat in paper?
    0:32 how do you cut fish into portions?
    1:17 how to keep fish fresh
    2:30 restaurant secret for best CRISP on your seared fish
    3:05 what is the best pan to sear fish in?
    3:46 what ingredients do you need to sear fish?
    4:21 how do you get the best sear on fish?
    5:21 cook the dang fish like right away
    5:35 why do stainless steel pans stick?
    6:18 how to sear a fish step by step
    7:17 what temperature should fish be cooked to?
    7:48 look at that BEAUTIFUL fish
    9:08 trying the paper method for searing fish
    10:23 raw fish vs seared fish... oh and my handy basting spoon
    11:11 back to the paper method... not great
    11:33 voilà! seared fish
    #shorts #acooknamedmatt #food #cooking

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  • @hamett356
    @hamett356 Місяць тому +14

    Restaurants has some called R+D, so after hundreds of tries we know the best way to cook a fish it could be keeping the filet in a seaweed brine with different salt water proportions for each kind of fish, then a quick sear and smoking with a josper oven, rested on a tray with smoked oil then finishing for plating on the broiler. That is something that amater cooks can´t try without investing practising time and gigantic money quantities.

    • @acooknamedMatt
      @acooknamedMatt  Місяць тому +1

      Well yes it’s all due to the amount of repetition you get in a pro setting

  • @noflakeysalt
    @noflakeysalt Місяць тому +3

    I love these style of videos where you explain why restaurant food is consistently good!!! Keep it up!

  • @JMicCheck
    @JMicCheck Місяць тому +1

    Looks incredible. Appreciate you sharing, Matt.

  • @staciesabatino3817
    @staciesabatino3817 Місяць тому +1

    Matt, I appreciate you and it looked perfect. Thank you for teaching us.

  • @jhintz83
    @jhintz83 Місяць тому

    Beautiful! Thanks for all the help 🤙

  • @jdurandtsmith
    @jdurandtsmith Місяць тому

    Nice class on fish! Learned a new technique. Thx.
    Was that a Hestan pan in the beginning?

  • @tanunegi1117
    @tanunegi1117 Місяць тому

    Hey Matt... Love you n yur videos ❤❤😊

  • @fierygem5516
    @fierygem5516 Місяць тому

    Beautiful fish, so love that crust sitch! (can't help but love the cool oil btl too..)

  • @blaXkgh0st
    @blaXkgh0st Місяць тому

    Dope Vid 👍🏻

  • @vihx17
    @vihx17 Місяць тому +1

    💯 % FACTS about the paper towel trick

  • @proutmanboss
    @proutmanboss Місяць тому

    Thanks for all those tips !
    Can you tell me whats brand are your stainless steel pan pliz ?! The 2 you used for this videos have 2 differents handles, does it change how they (the handles) get hot while on the stove ?

  • @blinkenpilzen
    @blinkenpilzen Місяць тому +3

    Yes, paper! Same goes for cheeses, maybe even more so.

  • @greenlightxbpg
    @greenlightxbpg Місяць тому +1

    thank you matt 😀

  • @s_r_3005
    @s_r_3005 Місяць тому +1

    GREAT VID!!!
    What's the name of that spoon you are using I looked it up sounds like you said Bridge craft but couldn't find it...
    Thanks

  • @jami9923
    @jami9923 Місяць тому +1

    The paper thing is more useful for fattier fish, but yeah, it's definitely gimmicky. I like to just preheat a sheet tray and then bake the whole way with a butter sauce over plated fish if I'm going to bother with parchment at all

  • @DanielAnchondo
    @DanielAnchondo Місяць тому

    Matt do you always scale the fish? Would like to know might make a good video.

  • @Jake-vh1kp
    @Jake-vh1kp Місяць тому

    What carbon steel pan do you use?

  • @jakepedersen2437
    @jakepedersen2437 Місяць тому

    Is there anything you can do to help combat the smoke? I've had issues in the past with smoke detectors

    • @acooknamedMatt
      @acooknamedMatt  Місяць тому +1

      Good hood vents and open the windows if needed. I always remove my smoke detectors near the kitchen lol.

    • @jakepedersen2437
      @jakepedersen2437 Місяць тому

      @acooknamedMatt Gotcha. I just wanted to see if I missed anything. I do make sure to use a high smoke point oil. Thank you for your response!

  • @darkhorsefive0
    @darkhorsefive0 Місяць тому

    I’ve seen the paper hack before but they used oil under and on top of the paper. Never seen it done with no oil and just paper.

    • @acooknamedMatt
      @acooknamedMatt  Місяць тому

      Let’s try it

    • @darkhorsefive0
      @darkhorsefive0 Місяць тому

      @@acooknamedMatt I’m interested in seeing if it works better that way.

  • @tomjames9681
    @tomjames9681 Місяць тому +2

    Upside down tray fish pedestal was pretty cool for the thumbnail.

  • @alexgj3956
    @alexgj3956 Місяць тому

    After being a vegetarian for almost 6 years, I started eating fish, and to be honest, fish was a first try success using a carbon steel pan. If I want a medium cooked fish, should I even flip the fish??

  • @sw4ppy544
    @sw4ppy544 Місяць тому +1

    So...what i need to make a good and tasty fish is: Olive oil, lemons, salt and...Pikachu... wait, what the fk

  • @jsnmart97
    @jsnmart97 Місяць тому +2

    Tell me why enchiladas sauces always taste better at restaurants??

  • @ZUCChinishrIMP
    @ZUCChinishrIMP Місяць тому

    What to do if you can't get nice flakey ice like that?

    • @acooknamedMatt
      @acooknamedMatt  Місяць тому

      If you want flakey ice just blitz in your blender

  • @jonjohnson2844
    @jonjohnson2844 Місяць тому

    You batter it, deep fry it, then cover it in vinegar and curry sauce.

  • @marul8352
    @marul8352 Місяць тому

    fish

  • @nTryourBrain
    @nTryourBrain Місяць тому

    White fish, black glove? Hahah just trolling, nice vid.

  • @pcalmalel6682
    @pcalmalel6682 Місяць тому

    👍👍❤️

  • @rphL007
    @rphL007 Місяць тому

    oil bottle nice as hell i see you