French Pastry School: Jacquy Pfeiffer - Sable Cookies

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  • Опубліковано 11 лис 2012
  • Chef Jacquy Pfeiffer of the French Pastry School shares secrets, tips and advice for making traditional Sable cookies.
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  • @cher128bx
    @cher128bx 8 років тому +7

    Yup, the BEST part of the video was "and then the drama starts." That little phrase made my day!
    P.S. Great video!

  • @riderremains7296
    @riderremains7296 3 роки тому +26

    For 40 sablés
    2 Cups Flour (300 grams)
    1 Cup Almond Flour (100 grams)
    1 teaspoon (powdered) Cinnamon (2 grams)
    1 Cup Butter (200 grams)
    2 teaspoons Vanilla Extract (10 grams)
    ⅔ Cup Sugar (150 grams)
    ½ teaspoon Salt (3 grams)
    2 Tablespoons Eggs (40 grams)
    Eggwash
    A beaten Egg

    • @sowsansibai4923
      @sowsansibai4923 Місяць тому

      Where did you get the ingredients from?
      And thank you so much.

  • @marketdaycanele3184
    @marketdaycanele3184 10 років тому +1

    very informative. thank you chef.

  • @inatorquoisemood93
    @inatorquoisemood93 2 роки тому

    Beautiful work

  • @eating1608
    @eating1608 5 місяців тому

    Thanks for the video. I have a question. Why do we need to use the silicone mat for baking the sablés? Thanks again.

  • @taysultan6773
    @taysultan6773 9 років тому +1

    you make it looks easy the way you demonatrate ,thank you for sharing. my question is : can i omit the almond flour and use inatead plain flour ? is it just sugar or icing sugar?
    second question : can you please explain how to make that can be used to make some shapes.barquette for example.many thanks to you.

    • @pharaohobame6187
      @pharaohobame6187 7 років тому

      Tay Sultan
      For best results, stick to the plan, otherwise your product will lack that richness and unique nutty flavor... not to mention the nutritional value and much needed fibers to help you digest those delicious and sweet little monsters 😋😋

  • @m00nbugs
    @m00nbugs 10 років тому

    acrylic strips, very helpful tip, thanks.

  • @recco2005
    @recco2005 8 років тому +16

    "and then the drama starts" haha

    • @Octobermory
      @Octobermory 3 роки тому +1

      It's so funny, even though he says it so seriously.

  • @moongazaly
    @moongazaly 7 років тому +2

    Recipe please

  • @randomuser2461
    @randomuser2461 4 роки тому

    Do french chefs learn to cook american style biscuits?

  • @moraar7416
    @moraar7416 4 роки тому

    What kind of flour?! Pastry or all purpose?!

  • @andikagoh
    @andikagoh Рік тому

    Put the dough to chiller or frozen ?

    • @Frances6889
      @Frances6889 5 місяців тому

      Refrigerate over night. Not freeze!

  • @mivozcallada
    @mivozcallada 2 роки тому

    Almond powder?

  • @youmi4199
    @youmi4199 2 роки тому

    شرح الطريقة بالعربي
    وشكرا

  • @amelzidoum6679
    @amelzidoum6679 10 років тому +1

    Dat accent but good Explanation chef(even though i know how to make sable)!!! lol

  • @benmoro
    @benmoro 9 років тому

    No recipe?!!

    • @confidentmist
      @confidentmist 8 років тому +1

      +Ben Tj articles.chicagotribune.com/2013-12-11/features/sc-food-1206-pfeiffer-pastry-book-20131211_1_canonne-french-pastry-school-making-pastry/2

    • @maharaniveraimanica
      @maharaniveraimanica 5 років тому

      @@confidentmist Makasih resepnya bisa di contoh.

  • @nickhuang3956
    @nickhuang3956 8 років тому

    First, he creams the butter and sugar. Then he says you don't want to mix in too much air. Something is clearly not right here.

    • @seikibrian8641
      @seikibrian8641 6 років тому +1

      The key phrase is "too much." You want "a little air" but not "too much air."

  • @kauiitchner9661
    @kauiitchner9661 10 років тому +3

    Recipe please

    • @confidentmist
      @confidentmist 8 років тому +1

      +Kaui Itchner articles.chicagotribune.com/2013-12-11/features/sc-food-1206-pfeiffer-pastry-book-20131211_1_canonne-french-pastry-school-making-pastry/2