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Awesome recipe. If you look at any of the original, Julia child episodes from public television, you will see that she uses a lot of booze. Vermouth wine brandy cognac pretty much all the time.
Hooray!! After 5 years you've finally done it, you've reached a milestone that some UA-cam cooking shows never achieve. After all your hard work to bring us the best content in your own style that we all keep coming back for episode after episode, you've finally gone and done it, you've finally bought a cake stand.
If you skip the rum the dessert will freeze solid and it will not be as smooth when you eat it. Whenever a frozen treat calls for sugar or alcohol it's because without it it will be harder when you take it out of the freezer. Great video, and I feel bad for laughing when the camera fell...
@@hudach4523 corn syrup, fructose, dextrose, or xylitol are all options but depending on what you use you should also adjust the sugar in the recipe. Sometimes using slightly more salt will also help but you have to be careful how much it impacts the flavor.
i just have to chime in and say, i got my aunt addicted to your channel! she was discharged from the hospital a couple weeks ago and while she was recovering, i showed her a couple of your videos and we were both dying laughing. the episode that hooked her was when you were trying to tie up an herb-bouquet and you didn’t have any string, so you used dental floss, she said, “oh, i hope that’s not mint floss!” and it totally was. she’s going to be 83 this month and she met julia when she was younger (my aunt is a professional catering chef and baker). thank you so much for giving us something to bond over (because i can’t stand most cooking shows and yours is the greatest!)
You've made it Jamie!🎉 You have companies sponsoring you now. You were my first UA-cam subscription back when you lived in Belgium. You're still as much fun to watch now as you were then. So happy for you.😊
@@D8271 Absolutely! The time commitment and financial commitment to regularly keep making new recipes even when he only had a few thousand subscribers is so so admirable!
You deserve more credit than you get because you are the only one brave enough or stupid enough to try these ridiculous recipes and I love watching it! Keep doing what you’re doing. 👍
I keep on going around saying: Thank you for your service. To the empty milk carton, last of the bread, to the empty coffee jar. The bowl I used to proof dough. EVEN to the bicarb (I guess you say baking soda) and vinegar to clean an oven tray. It goes on and on. It's a thing, right James? I loved this episode. Hope your injury-on-duty heals nicely.
14:37 I love how he tastes it and then puts it down, a few seconds go by and the dopamine just overcomes his senses and he quickly goes in for more lol.
Jamie, if you position your camera so the lens is in line with one leg, it should help prevent it from falling. At least that's what I think I remember from film class all those years ago!:) please correct me if I'm wrong! Edit: some tripods also have a hook underneath to hang a weight, which may help too.
It also doesn't hurt to have a safety line (hung loosely, vibration) solidly attached to the whole shebang. That lighting panel is always going to make things top heavy. Poor guy. Stuff like that hurts.
I'm 59 & when I was a kid there was only wax paper, parchment paper didn't become a thing until Martha Stewart came on the scene. Eventually it became available in grocery stores but was very expensive. It's cheaper & much more available now...
This is a dish I've had before. I was invited to the officers mess where some French officers were visiting. They made a version of this, but instead of rum, they flavoured it with Cointreau; orange triple sec liqueur. They did make it look like a kepi as they had a different colour on top along with coloured meringue piping.Chocolate & orange go so well & it was delicious. Well done on making it look so good.
within 4 seconds of being hit in the face by his camera equipment which also nearly got destroyed, this man is smiling again. Truly inspirational mindset
Great episode. Who knew cooking could be that dangerous? I usually only have to worry about knife cuts and grated fingers, not being knocked out by vicious cameras!
From your frequent use of the Charlotte mold, I think it was a good investment on your part...looking back on your decision making about it some episodes ago. Plus its pretty to boot. 🙂
Thank you man, I am currently in hospital After open heart surgery and you made me laugh. While I’m terribly sorry for you “loss”, you cracked me up. Love across the miles from a hospital bed in Nashville!
When I was little, my mother used to make baked meringue shells a la her 1960's Better Homes & Gardens cookbook (the red and white checked one that every home in America used to have) and filled them with homemade chocolate pudding! After they chilled and set, they were beautiful and SOOOO good❣️❣️❣️
Jamie, I discovered your YT channel while recovering from very painful major surgery last October. Your culinary capers and coups remain a heaven-sent diversion. From the bottom of my ❤, thank you!
With sugar syrup, soft ball vs hard ball comes from candy-making. It is how long you heat up the sugar syrup to have the candy turn out soft or chewy vs. hard. Lower temp equals softer candy, higher temp equals hard candy. Same goes for caramels and toffee.
Ain't she a beauty! Even evil Julie must agree. Also, congratulations on the cake stand; they are a game changer. Here a few tips: -use a piping bag instead of a spoon to fill confined spaces. It's easier to avoid touching the sides, if you circle in a spiral. Plus, it gives you more even layers without much smoothing out -use the extra parchment paper flaps as an extra protection for the bottom; since they'll stick, you can bypass cling film, if you want. Or fold them down over the outside, for better view. -use a hot, wet towel wrapped over and around the charlotte to release the parfait. Leave it on for a couple seconds, then remove with the mold And last but not least: get well soon; hopefully the scratch will heal over soon
You are getting some good use out of the Charlotte mold you bought. I didn't think it would be so versatile, but it turns out to be. Keep up the great work on JC's recipes!!!
every time julia recommends putting wax paper in the oven i'm reminded of the first time i made cream puffs and thought wax paper was interchangeable with parchment paper. my smoke alarms did not agree.
oh, i think that he goes tru the recipe but kinda ignores uncertainties...and amazing slopines is subsieing, but the amounth of time and groceries spent is really amazingly....well, unpracticall ...i wonder how long these meals took french cooks to make during the day and did julia make any notes on that? anyway, congrats on not beong another make up tutorial, this effort deserves much more subscribers
Your French pronunciation has certainly improved over the past few years! Kindred soul, I also have a Stanley tape and a pair of pliers in my kitchen drawer. Also 2 screwdrivers. 🇦🇺
Been subscribed for a few weeks now and haven’t missed a video. First time in a long time that I’ve enjoyed a channel so thoroughly and entirely. Always look forward to my Friday nights with you and Julia.
Ouch...! Did you discover what made your tripod give way in the middle of your preparation? Your poor head. But you saved the dessert...which looks delicious! Kudos...once again.
12:40 STOP….i cant…is THAT how you’re supposed to use a tape measure to cut!? I’ve been doing it wrong my WHOLE LIFE 🤦🏻♀️ Sooooo much easier thank you, Jaime! 💗
yeah definitely I would have preferred adding the meringue decor to the mousse mold after set and plated rather than such a treacherous method that Julia presented. ..loved your burgundy apron (glimpse) Clearly your result was beyond delicious ....that was clear watching your delight! (Yes @Sky Unique the creeper animation was startling!!!lol) But Jamie survived, narrowly, the attack of the camera!😋🥰
OK, so it's 11PM and I have a craving for chocolate mousse I cannot do anything about. 😀You happy Jamie?! Are you happy?! 🤣🤣🤣 Seriously, thank you for your content, love to pieces. But unicorn cake will be forever my favorite.
I wonder how this would taste if you use peppermint extract instead of vanilla in the meringue, might be a good holiday treat. Love the video, hope you are ok, thank you for all of your amazing videos.
Mint chocolate anything is my fav, so I'd love that. :D Although, I like peppermint oil more, extract always tastes a little strange to me. I think the peppermint oil added in the last step would be okay and not collapse the merengue... 🤔
My friend. There is a hook that you can attach to your tripod center. You can hang your backpack or some heavy weight there to counterbalance the weight of your heave lens. Take care
The Julia insert was brilliant! Hope to see more of her! Maybe have us find her like Waldo in your videos! 😂 Excellent job! I love the fact that you've come so far with how comfortable you feel tackling the recipes nowadays! Kudos! 💜
11:32 I actually appreciate the recipes with booze - I had a short cocktail phase where I bought tons of different types of booze, before concluding that I apparently don't like alcoholic drinks anymore. My siblings have since made a bit of a dent in my neglected drinks cabinet, but there's still plenty - especially liqueurs - that I need to figure out what to do with. For filling the tin with mousse, I think it might be easiest to do it neatly if using a piping bag - a large nozzle (or just a large hole cut into the bag), to avoid deflating the mousse.
@@emmajanewatts4388 if the alcohol is not burned off in the dish and an alcoholic eats it, that can trigger them to drink again. alcoholics count the days theyve been sober (for me June 7, 2021). if my friend served me food with booze
Jaime, I've watched you since you began in Canada... I'm SO PROUD of you😊! You have turned into a PHENOMENAL 🥘cook/🍮Baker! You can conquer all, be anything you want to be when you grow up!!! But all kidding aside, you REALLY DID GREAT!😄 You even brought tears to my eyes!
Oh that mousse looks divine, I must say. I've never made mousse but dang it makes me wanna try. Congrats on the cake stand, surviving the camera, and making an outstanding dessert. Cheers!
And a sip of Champagne Brut or Rosé with that. I usually don't care much for meringue, but this time I almost tried to grab a piece for myself at the end of the video.
A TRIUMPH! Mouth watering and amusing in equal measure. I also learned to make french merangue but neglected to learn how to spell it. Merci mon enfant, mwah!
Have you done a video yet maybe exploring how this all has effected your more everyday cooking? Are there any of Julia's recipes that have made it into your more regular rotation?
Jamie,do you know how much I love your videos??? Sitting here just entertaining my cats by laughing out loud! Well done young man! Long time cook and still my hubby comes in the kitchen to clean up the floors after I make a meal! The struggle is real!!!
@11:33 - I'm sick of all the comments telling you what not to do as well ;-) People need to learn how to mind their own beeswax and just enjoy the show.
Hi Jamie. My Charlotte mold arrived today. But I’m never gonna make this, so Tu for doing so. Mousse looked delectable. (Same texture as served in a charming basement cafe in Harvard Square, the Pamplona.) Now just a sweet memory. you just might be responsible for the recent run on Charlotte molds on eBay. But then some Frenchmen, taking a break from protesting Macron, heard about this dude antichef & rummaged around their pantries for their old Charlotte molds. And Voila! Have never enjoyed cooking shows, finding them all so boring. (except Julia’s of course.) My basic cooking profile is similar to Pepin, just by chance. Who shares Julia’s sensibilities. But simpler. I do make Julia’s best recipes every once in a while. Your show is in a class all its own: just great! And your body of work is extraordinary. I admire your drive, your thoughtful processes and all your hard work. Also your music is superb! Editing fantastic! Another amazing element of your show is that the episodes are so Re-watchable. Nothing else on you tube is actually Re watchable, other than music. Cheers, you TOTAL charmer you! 🎉
Fabulous, Jamie! But I agree with you that Julia dessert recipes are very difficult requiring a lot of time. I don’t know if I could do this dessert , for example, and get a full dinner as well.
This was one the best episodes ever and possibly the funniest. Julia with the knife almost did me in with laughter. 😅 Seriously, these videos make me inspired to try the recipes myself. 😊
Jamie. Hi. What an emotional roller coaster ride. I laughed. I cried. Hope you’re ok. Really fun and funny video otherwise. Well. Happy Friday everyone.
Hi!!! I’ve seen almost every single one of your videos and thank you so much for showing you don’t know to know everything to become a great cook! I now have my Julia cook books and will watch an episode of yours before and during making a recipe! Haha also I LOVE that your little tell sounds like Julia 😂 keep it up buddy😊
I can't wait to watch the whole thing! I'm posting now! Win-win, it helps the algorithm and makes me feel all firsty. Edit: O-Kay, that was my placeholder comment. Now I'm here to legitimately say, that is one huge dessert, and when I try it I fully expect all piped ingredients to be visual atrocities that crumble or resolve into gum, but oh well.
Thanks for you recipes. The képi of the St Cyr school is a "shako" with a bouquet of rooster feathers and is name is the "Casoar" from the bird cassowary.
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"Is that asparagus?" LOL
Awesome recipe. If you look at any of the original, Julia child episodes from public television, you will see that she uses a lot of booze. Vermouth wine brandy cognac pretty much all the time.
Great commercial. I'd order the wine if i drank . Would make a nice gift.
For Christmas I would add some crushed candy canes.
I actually watched this commercial…you gave it a certain je ne sais quoi. 😂
Julia is trying to take you with her.
😂😂😂
💀
Maybe pile some cloth bags of rice around the base of your camera stand. Or sand bags.
@@n.eptxne 👻🤭
😂😂 it was her sending him a gentle reminder to learn to read her books properly and do it correctly 😂
Am I the only one that almost had a heart attack with Julia Childs creeping at the door way with a knife? 😅
I'm gonna have nightmares about that now.
I was watching this at midnight, trying to have something relaxing while going to sleep, but now my heart is racing and there is no hope of rest.
I am watching this at almost 1am and yeah was a bit horrified to say the least 😅
I jumped!!! And then laughed as my heart rate came back down 😂
timestamp?
Hooray!! After 5 years you've finally done it, you've reached a milestone that some UA-cam cooking shows never achieve. After all your hard work to bring us the best content in your own style that we all keep coming back for episode after episode, you've finally gone and done it, you've finally bought a cake stand.
Lol!😂
Loved the "evil Julia" peeking from the door.
IKR?! 🔪😱 😂🤣❤️
If you skip the rum the dessert will freeze solid and it will not be as smooth when you eat it. Whenever a frozen treat calls for sugar or alcohol it's because without it it will be harder when you take it out of the freezer. Great video, and I feel bad for laughing when the camera fell...
Any alternative for alcohol for the ones who can't have it??
@hudach4523 Glycerin, maybe?
@@hudach4523 corn syrup, fructose, dextrose, or xylitol are all options but depending on what you use you should also adjust the sugar in the recipe. Sometimes using slightly more salt will also help but you have to be careful how much it impacts the flavor.
@@jeffcollar thank you
i just have to chime in and say, i got my aunt addicted to your channel! she was discharged from the hospital a couple weeks ago and while she was recovering, i showed her a couple of your videos and we were both dying laughing. the episode that hooked her was when you were trying to tie up an herb-bouquet and you didn’t have any string, so you used dental floss, she said, “oh, i hope that’s not mint floss!” and it totally was. she’s going to be 83 this month and she met julia when she was younger (my aunt is a professional catering chef and baker). thank you so much for giving us something to bond over (because i can’t stand most cooking shows and yours is the greatest!)
What I can never get over is how much use you get out of your charlotte mold! Love your videos and thank you.
I know, it's so funny
You've made it Jamie!🎉 You have companies sponsoring you now. You were my first UA-cam subscription back when you lived in Belgium. You're still as much fun to watch now as you were then. So happy for you.😊
Man is shooting into 300k territory and I bet he'll be at 500k by the end of the year, after so many years - Jamie deserves it big time
the effort alone is to be admired if not tbe cost of it
@@D8271 Absolutely! The time commitment and financial commitment to regularly keep making new recipes even when he only had a few thousand subscribers is so so admirable!
You deserve more credit than you get because you are the only one brave enough or stupid enough to try these ridiculous recipes and I love watching it! Keep doing what you’re doing. 👍
I find a lot of her recipes are bangers. I don't really mind spending an afternoon making dinner though.
You bought a cake stand! Never thought I’d see the day. Imagine how the Unicorn cake would have looked if only it were displayed on a cake stand 🤣
I keep on going around saying: Thank you for your service. To the empty milk carton, last of the bread, to the empty coffee jar. The bowl I used to proof dough. EVEN to the bicarb (I guess you say baking soda) and vinegar to clean an oven tray. It goes on and on. It's a thing, right James? I loved this episode. Hope your injury-on-duty heals nicely.
14:37 I love how he tastes it and then puts it down, a few seconds go by and the dopamine just overcomes his senses and he quickly goes in for more lol.
Jamie, if you position your camera so the lens is in line with one leg, it should help prevent it from falling. At least that's what I think I remember from film class all those years ago!:) please correct me if I'm wrong!
Edit: some tripods also have a hook underneath to hang a weight, which may help too.
THAT'S what the hook is for!! 🤦♀️ oh my gosh. Thank you.
It also doesn't hurt to have a safety line (hung loosely, vibration) solidly attached to the whole shebang. That lighting panel is always going to make things top heavy. Poor guy. Stuff like that hurts.
Thank you.
Or else use a military hat for protection, perhaps an old French model similar to your cake… 😅
I'm 59 & when I was a kid there was only wax paper, parchment paper didn't become a thing until Martha Stewart came on the scene. Eventually it became available in grocery stores but was very expensive. It's cheaper & much more available now...
Jamie’s cute in every video but he’s especially adorable in this one. The way he introduced the Silver Fox did it for me 😂
Jamie is manly and boyish at the same time. I agree with you. The shirt is especially nice too
Yes, agreed!
While I like the silver fox intro, my favorite is “bowl me”. The ice drop today though - great!
@@lwk4229 Yes! I didn’t expect the ice drop. lol!
Agreee. He brightens so many ppls day ❤
This is a dish I've had before. I was invited to the officers mess where some French officers were visiting. They made a version of this, but instead of rum, they flavoured it with Cointreau; orange triple sec liqueur. They did make it look like a kepi as they had a different colour on top along with coloured meringue piping.Chocolate & orange go so well & it was delicious.
Well done on making it look so good.
This is great. From what I’ve read you are doing exactly what JC wanted. Taking French recipes and make them doable for the average 1960’s cook
"Is that asparagus?" Greatest one liner ever!
LOL!!! I laughed so hard at that and the "Sideways" reference! 🤣
Wow. My apologies. Asparagus is actually a tasting note in Sauvignon Blanc. Color me surprised.
No, it’s pesto.
Loving the sponsorships Jamie! You've worked hard and are now reaping the benefits. Looking forward to the rest of the video!
within 4 seconds of being hit in the face by his camera equipment which also nearly got destroyed, this man is smiling again. Truly inspirational mindset
Great episode. Who knew cooking could be that dangerous? I usually only have to worry about knife cuts and grated fingers, not being knocked out by vicious cameras!
I love how julias description of the desert looking like that specific hat doesnt even lolk like those hats
From your frequent use of the Charlotte mold, I think it was a good investment on your part...looking back on your decision making about it some episodes ago. Plus its pretty to boot. 🙂
Julia was so poetic in her descriptions of the food
Thank you man, I am currently in hospital
After open heart surgery and you made me laugh. While
I’m terribly sorry for you “loss”, you cracked me up. Love across the miles from a hospital bed in Nashville!
When I was little, my mother used to make baked meringue shells a la her 1960's Better Homes & Gardens cookbook (the red and white checked one that every home in America used to have) and filled them with homemade chocolate pudding! After they chilled and set, they were beautiful and SOOOO good❣️❣️❣️
I still have my mom's Betty Crocker red and white checked cookbook! It got two generations of heavy use!
Jamie, I discovered your YT channel while recovering from very painful major surgery last October. Your culinary capers and coups remain a heaven-sent diversion. From the bottom of my ❤, thank you!
Greetings from Germany. It is so fun watching these episodes. Keep the great work.
Minute 21:00 is extra hilarious: the parchment paper faux pas and "the centerpiece goes...in the center".
Firsts that happened. Ghost of Julia tries to knock Jamie. And Jamie gets his first dessert stand. So elegant. Great work
With sugar syrup, soft ball vs hard ball comes from candy-making. It is how long you heat up the sugar syrup to have the candy turn out soft or chewy vs. hard. Lower temp equals softer candy, higher temp equals hard candy. Same goes for caramels and toffee.
Ain't she a beauty! Even evil Julie must agree. Also, congratulations on the cake stand; they are a game changer. Here a few tips:
-use a piping bag instead of a spoon to fill confined spaces. It's easier to avoid touching the sides, if you circle in a spiral. Plus, it gives you more even layers without much smoothing out
-use the extra parchment paper flaps as an extra protection for the bottom; since they'll stick, you can bypass cling film, if you want. Or fold them down over the outside, for better view.
-use a hot, wet towel wrapped over and around the charlotte to release the parfait. Leave it on for a couple seconds, then remove with the mold
And last but not least: get well soon; hopefully the scratch will heal over soon
The pealing off of the wax paper was the best part ❤
You have no idea how excited I get when you post. Literally makes my dinner so much more enjoyable since I’m a 23-year old iPad baby😂
You are getting some good use out of the Charlotte mold you bought. I didn't think it would be so versatile, but it turns out to be. Keep up the great work on JC's recipes!!!
He goes from feeling awkward about having a sponsor to making a full fledged commercial!!!! Well done sir!!
every time julia recommends putting wax paper in the oven i'm reminded of the first time i made cream puffs and thought wax paper was interchangeable with parchment paper. my smoke alarms did not agree.
Jamie licks the beaters = so me. Jamie licks the spatula = that's it, we're secret twins!!! 😂🤣
Look at you! Hating piping bags with a fiery passion for years, and today you piped like master. Bravo!
Jamie vs. Julia: Full-Contact Dessert Demolition Derby. Congratulations on such a stellar culinary creation, Jamie! Julia would be proud of you.
Just in time for passover too…now the question is do I love my guests enough for this lol
🤔....😂❤️
'No matter how many times I've watched Sideways'.....
Made my day..😂
You’re so much fun to watch but I’m guessing a lot of planning & work goes into making the videos that we all enjoy.
Thank you so much.
oh, i think that he goes tru the recipe but kinda ignores uncertainties...and amazing slopines is subsieing, but the amounth of time and groceries spent is really amazingly....well, unpracticall ...i wonder how long these meals took french cooks to make during the day and did julia make any notes on that? anyway, congrats on not beong another make up tutorial, this effort deserves much more subscribers
I related so hard when you started licking the spatula and beaters and staring off into space. That’s definitely me in the kitchen haha
Why do I love the “Silver Fox” introduction and hop so much?😂
P.S. I would love a video of your blooper reels.
Your French pronunciation has certainly improved over the past few years! Kindred soul, I also have a Stanley tape and a pair of pliers in my kitchen drawer. Also 2 screwdrivers. 🇦🇺
Been subscribed for a few weeks now and haven’t missed a video. First time in a long time that I’ve enjoyed a channel so thoroughly and entirely. Always look forward to my Friday nights with you and Julia.
Tasting History is also a really, really good channel!
@@1PrayerWarrior4 yes! i'd love a collaboration between them, it would be a complete success or a wonderful mess worth watching either way!
Ouch...! Did you discover what made your tripod give way in the middle of your preparation? Your poor head. But you saved the dessert...which looks delicious! Kudos...once again.
12:40 STOP….i cant…is THAT how you’re supposed to use a tape measure to cut!? I’ve been doing it wrong my WHOLE LIFE 🤦🏻♀️
Sooooo much easier thank you, Jaime! 💗
Omg. After all the sponsored videos I am sitting on UA-cam it's just the first one I actually enjoyed kudos
Brilliant! I’m so proud of you! And to those who complain about adding alcohol, just use water and stop judging.
Scars from cooking just add to your dashing and debonair charm. Bravo!
I'm sorry you got hurt! I hope you are ok. That looked like it really hurt. Your dessert was beautiful.
OMG, YAAAY!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR NEW DESSERT-STAND JAMI!!
🤩🎉🎈🎊🎉🎈🎊🎉🎈🎊
yeah definitely I would have preferred adding the meringue decor to the mousse mold after set and plated rather than such a treacherous method that Julia presented. ..loved your burgundy apron (glimpse) Clearly your result was beyond delicious ....that was clear watching your delight! (Yes @Sky Unique the creeper animation was startling!!!lol) But Jamie survived, narrowly, the attack of the camera!😋🥰
Your expressions of joy when tasting your creations are always delightful! This looks delicious 😍
OK, so it's 11PM and I have a craving for chocolate mousse I cannot do anything about. 😀You happy Jamie?! Are you happy?! 🤣🤣🤣 Seriously, thank you for your content, love to pieces. But unicorn cake will be forever my favorite.
oh also it makes sense that your meringue pieces have a marshmallow vibe! italian meringue is ~basically~ marshmallow fluff
I wonder how this would taste if you use peppermint extract instead of vanilla in the meringue, might be a good holiday treat. Love the video, hope you are ok, thank you for all of your amazing videos.
Mint chocolate anything is my fav, so I'd love that. :D Although, I like peppermint oil more, extract always tastes a little strange to me. I think the peppermint oil added in the last step would be okay and not collapse the merengue... 🤔
17:20 smiling through the pain right there 😭
My friend. There is a hook that you can attach to your tripod center. You can hang your backpack or some heavy weight there to counterbalance the weight of your heave lens. Take care
You have come so far Jaime! It's been a treat watching your videos! Keep up the amazing work!
The Julia insert was brilliant! Hope to see more of her! Maybe have us find her like Waldo in your videos! 😂 Excellent job! I love the fact that you've come so far with how comfortable you feel tackling the recipes nowadays! Kudos! 💜
11:32 I actually appreciate the recipes with booze - I had a short cocktail phase where I bought tons of different types of booze, before concluding that I apparently don't like alcoholic drinks anymore. My siblings have since made a bit of a dent in my neglected drinks cabinet, but there's still plenty - especially liqueurs - that I need to figure out what to do with.
For filling the tin with mousse, I think it might be easiest to do it neatly if using a piping bag - a large nozzle (or just a large hole cut into the bag), to avoid deflating the mousse.
Find it hard to believe people don't like you adding alcohol into things. It's in the recipe and for good reason! Keep up the good work! ^-^
I made Italian vodka sauce last night, I don’t understand it either because I use wine, cider, beer and now vodka in my cooking x
French desserts are mostly 33% booze, 33% butter and 34% other ingredients. If you're going for authentic, you just can't do it without the alcohol
alcoholics exist
@@heyitslena95 yes they do but what’s that got to our cooking?
@@emmajanewatts4388 if the alcohol is not burned off in the dish and an alcoholic eats it, that can trigger them to drink again. alcoholics count the days theyve been sober (for me June 7, 2021). if my friend served me food with booze
Jaime, I've watched you since you began in Canada... I'm SO PROUD of you😊! You have turned into a PHENOMENAL 🥘cook/🍮Baker! You can conquer all, be anything you want to be when you grow up!!! But all kidding aside, you REALLY DID GREAT!😄 You even brought tears to my eyes!
Oh that mousse looks divine, I must say. I've never made mousse but dang it makes me wanna try. Congrats on the cake stand, surviving the camera, and making an outstanding dessert. Cheers!
Your music is fantastic. I think I am in the 1960’s mad med episode
Amazing looking! I'm pretty sure there's no such thing as a bad chocolate mousse. Bravo~~ your efforts continue to impress! ❤
I'm so glad that you're getting more sponsors you deserve it, Jaime. Get ur bag!
I love watching you cook!! And!!…you are a true comedian 👏👏👏
I'm not-so-patiently waiting for this show to be sponsored by a Charlotte mold company with an Anti-Chef discount code.
And a sip of Champagne Brut or Rosé with that.
I usually don't care much for meringue, but this time I almost tried to grab a piece for myself at the end of the video.
So sweet how excited you are for silver fox😊
A TRIUMPH! Mouth watering and amusing in equal measure. I also learned to make french merangue but neglected to learn how to spell it. Merci mon enfant, mwah!
Have you done a video yet maybe exploring how this all has effected your more everyday cooking? Are there any of Julia's recipes that have made it into your more regular rotation?
Jamie,do you know how much I love your videos??? Sitting here just entertaining my cats by laughing out loud! Well done young man! Long time cook and still my hubby comes in the kitchen to clean up the floors after I make a meal! The struggle is real!!!
Aww your poor head☹️ that looks super yummy! Yes I thought the same thing add the decorations afterwards!!! Great job 👏🏼 as always!
It's cool that the bowl-god has expanded into ice cube territory. Nice!
Excellent ! It was a huge success I think.
You are freakin hilarious😂 I love it when I see a new video. Always puts me in a good mood👍🏼Bon appetit!
Even the sponsor segment is entertaining. Such a good laugh! Love it.
@11:33 - I'm sick of all the comments telling you what not to do as well ;-) People need to learn how to mind their own beeswax and just enjoy the show.
Hi Jamie. My Charlotte mold arrived today. But I’m never gonna make this, so Tu for doing so. Mousse looked delectable. (Same texture as served in a charming basement cafe in Harvard Square, the Pamplona.) Now just a sweet memory.
you just might be responsible for the recent run on Charlotte molds on eBay. But then some Frenchmen, taking a break from protesting Macron, heard about this dude antichef & rummaged around their pantries for their old Charlotte molds. And Voila!
Have never enjoyed cooking shows, finding them all so boring. (except Julia’s of course.) My basic cooking profile is similar to Pepin, just by chance. Who shares Julia’s sensibilities. But simpler. I do make Julia’s best recipes every once in a while.
Your show is in a class all its own: just great! And your body of work is extraordinary. I admire your drive, your thoughtful processes and all your hard work. Also your music is superb! Editing fantastic! Another amazing element of your show is that the episodes are so Re-watchable. Nothing else on you tube is actually Re watchable, other than music.
Cheers, you TOTAL charmer you! 🎉
Fabulous, Jamie! But I agree with you that Julia dessert recipes are very difficult requiring a lot of time. I don’t know if I could do this dessert , for example, and get a full dinner as well.
Make complicated puddings the day before if they will keep. Frozen things keep in the freezer
Hello, Charlotte mould. Great to see you again.
Ha! It has taken me *this* long to see you taste testing mid recipe!!!
Love this and inspired but really need to where you got that shirt 😮need x
This was one the best episodes ever and possibly the funniest. Julia with the knife almost did me in with laughter. 😅
Seriously, these videos make me inspired to try the recipes myself. 😊
This is your best jiggery pokery. I've loved watching you learn, and then later learn to pronounce.
Kept waiting for the tripod to fall and it still spooked me. 😮
Really nice. I believe I'll take your advice and stick the exterior meringues on after chilling. Thanks for the video -- very helpful!
I was thinking that at the beginning of the video...just stick them on after! Also I would make them a little thicker maybe?
Jamie. Hi. What an emotional roller coaster ride. I laughed. I cried. Hope you’re ok. Really fun and funny video otherwise. Well. Happy Friday everyone.
Bright Cellars! Looks like a fun subscription. WTG Jamie!
Hi!!! I’ve seen almost every single one of your videos and thank you so much for showing you don’t know to know everything to become a great cook! I now have my Julia cook books and will watch an episode of yours before and during making a recipe! Haha also I LOVE that your little tell sounds like Julia 😂 keep it up buddy😊
I only found your channel in the last few weeks but I love your content. I've watched some of your older stuff and your confidence is inspiring!
I just want to make the chocolate mousse! Looks so yummy!
I can't wait to watch the whole thing! I'm posting now! Win-win, it helps the algorithm and makes me feel all firsty. Edit: O-Kay, that was my placeholder comment. Now I'm here to legitimately say, that is one huge dessert, and when I try it I fully expect all piped ingredients to be visual atrocities that crumble or resolve into gum, but oh well.
Thanks for you recipes. The képi of the St Cyr school is a "shako" with a bouquet of rooster feathers and is name is the "Casoar" from the bird cassowary.