3 Recipes featuring Braising

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  • Опубліковано 11 тра 2024
  • Watch 3 different recipes featuring the braising technique: braised pork with apples and cherries, braised watermelon salad, braised peache torte. Give them a try!
    Brought to you by the chefs of Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts in Minneapolis/St. Paul.
    Find more recipes or learn about Le Cordon Bleu at www.chefs.edu

КОМЕНТАРІ • 36

  • @etcowwith-et3350
    @etcowwith-et3350 Рік тому

    I appreciate learning from a more approachable friendly chef.

  • @LGCblessed
    @LGCblessed 9 років тому +5

    Thank you so much for this video : )
    I can't afford the classes (I would love to) and I don't live near to a Cordon Bleu school so these videos are great!

  • @Whitehawkvisionfilms
    @Whitehawkvisionfilms Рік тому +1

    Surprised how much I enjoyed this! Your kitchen is too dark and hard to watch a dark screen this long. I am very excited about all three dishes, but the watermelon will be first!

  • @vitacooking
    @vitacooking Рік тому

    Big thumbs up for the cook who made this dish 👏👍

  • @SINARJAYATRAVEL380
    @SINARJAYATRAVEL380 Рік тому

    Amazing recipe thank you for great sharing dear friend
    Good morning

  • @5canwalk
    @5canwalk Рік тому

    Great share, beautiful recipes!

  • @purpleofwhk2877
    @purpleofwhk2877 Рік тому

    Wow how good cooking love it nice platting delicious

  • @kimdean1079
    @kimdean1079 Рік тому +2

    The dessert was way complicated for my level of cooking, but it looked delicious.

  • @AlmightyNorppa
    @AlmightyNorppa 9 років тому +7

    Oh wow. Got halfway through the video and just had to cook something to ease the growing hunger. Now to watch the rest while my salmon is poaching.

  • @paulcrowshaw4232
    @paulcrowshaw4232 2 роки тому

    Loved the video, my prime take away are the techniques used. I hope the watermelon was delicious because I could never spend that much time or effort or BTU energy on a slice of watermelon !!

  • @gabcapellan
    @gabcapellan Рік тому

    Awesome looks yummy thanks for sharing shift

  • @fo0l913
    @fo0l913 3 роки тому +2

    Looks like hes about to fry somethin up in his ku klux pan

  • @cesarbaluyot6823
    @cesarbaluyot6823 Рік тому

    Excellent

  • @michaelasongalla1525
    @michaelasongalla1525 Рік тому

    Thanks see you on next menu on your kitchen

  • @BlueJazzBoyNZ
    @BlueJazzBoyNZ Рік тому

    For me a caramelized Parsnip is a key part of a beef shoulder / tail Braise a white wine or low tannin red

  • @mamapaidwaykitchen
    @mamapaidwaykitchen Рік тому

    Look Delicious

  • @cantinhodasisimoneschreide8246

    ótimo prato

  • @clispyleaf
    @clispyleaf 9 років тому +1

    I loved this video :D It's great to see chefs promoting fruits and vegetables as opposed to meat all the time. Having two vegetarian dishes in this was great! (But the pork looked absolutely delicious too)

  • @samman595
    @samman595 9 років тому

    If you tried with a different various types of meat will the results come the same or not

  • @anthonyguada
    @anthonyguada Рік тому

    Time has not been on my side for many years, and now that time is on my side I want to take cooking classes at Le Cordon Bleu.
    Money is never an issue, just time was an issue and I have the time matched with the passion.
    I hoping there was a school in Montreal, with a name like Le Cordon Bleu I'd thought I'd find a school in good ''ol Quebec or France LOL.
    But at least there is a school in Ottawa Ontario. which is an hour's drive, once enrolled I'll rent a house there.
    I am hoping they offer in-class courses and not Zoom Meetings, why spend over 120K while we have youtube, haha ok ok it's that little piece of paper stating you completed Le Cordon Bleu's cooking school.

  • @richardhandke1803
    @richardhandke1803 8 років тому +1

    How long you go to school????

  • @chudpunter
    @chudpunter 8 років тому +2

    Is there some sort of unofficial rule that any time someone offers cooking instructions involving alcohol, at least one person is going to ask if they can sub out the booze?
    Can they REALLY not figure this out on their own? It's the same freakin answer every time.

  • @mayabeezus8265
    @mayabeezus8265 5 років тому

    can they not afford a lid for the pan, why the use of aluminum foil? is that because its is more permeable to the air?

  • @bvskitchen1045
    @bvskitchen1045 Рік тому

    👍🏻

  • @ponnaga550
    @ponnaga550 Рік тому

    I just hope yr liquid in which u braised watermelon & used for dressing is carcinogen free

  • @samhook9082
    @samhook9082 Рік тому

    Remember that you think 😂

  • @tuublet
    @tuublet 5 років тому

    @29:51>
    Or pick from your own garden, sirs.

  • @MusikAlltid
    @MusikAlltid 8 років тому

    Don't they tell you in the basic course on Le Cordon Bleu not to wear your watch in the kitchen?

    • @fredrikvedel
      @fredrikvedel Рік тому

      This watch is sterilised. Time monitoring is a must .

  • @chefdave2910
    @chefdave2910 Рік тому

    Went to this school called le cordon bleu. Greatest regret of my life. If you want cook.. move to NYC and knock at the best restaurants. Don’t go to culinary school.

  • @richardhandke1803
    @richardhandke1803 8 років тому

    you have long way to go. So and she.

  • @partykrew666
    @partykrew666 8 років тому

    I like me cordon bleu. eh braises meat and doesn't afraid of anything.

  • @steakwolf
    @steakwolf Рік тому +1

    Chefs and klan members dress the same.

  • @gregjohnson720
    @gregjohnson720 Рік тому

    One more "chef" that cannot pronounce the name of Le Cordon Bleu correctly even though he works for this organization. Why can't these chefs learn to say Le Cordon Bleu (it is pronounced like BLUH and not BLOO?