Love the way you talk about your mother and grandmother. I am sure they are proud of you passing their knowledge on to all of us on the internet. Thank you for everything chef!
Wow, Chef ! I just got back from Publix with a bunch of Argentinian red shrimp. They are huge and SWEEEET. Awesome timing, Sir. 🇺🇸 our U.S. Constitution ROCKS!
Chef, I took a different turn... ended up using Sechuan peppercorns....now I'm sweating like like a Georgia prosecuting attorney.... -D. Trump Go 🇺🇸!!!!!!
Family matters. Keep talking about them. My grandmother (an immigrant) made every meal important, and, guess what, now I do too. My mother cooked from James Beard cookbooks all through the 60's and 70's and I watched and leaned. I ate well without knowing it. I'm keeping it going for my own family with recipes from my relatives and those that I've collected from my own life--Chef Jean-Pierre included.
Chef Jean Pierre's culinary artistry on Mondays and Thursdays never fails to bring joy, laughter, and the most amazing food to our screens. This channel genuinely deserves all the "likes," "subscribes," and "Ringing the bell" it can get. Thank you, Chef!
Dear Chef 👩🍳… I made my mum some garlic prawns 🍤 and rice 🍚 today for lunch… this is such a coincidence! Sleep well 😴 tonight our dearest Chef Jean Pierre! 🤗🫵💋💋🇦🇺
@@peggykingma8884 🤗…oh yes! You will, just like me and ‘100’s & 1000’s’ of us! Chef Jean Pierre is a true CLASSIQUE! 🏆🥇 My family loves my… C👀KING now! They have grown up with foods my mum taught me! As they grew older, enjoyed my dishes that I learned from Chef 👩🍳! They liked J P’s recipes much better than my other fave…Gordon Ramsay! 😊 JP explains how, why, where, when, how long, how fast, how slow and how many years he freezes his nuts 🥜 for!! ☝️👩🍳💐💕👀🤗lols!
My wife and I are regular viewers and really enjoy your videos and have made a lot of your recipes. We do a lot of cooking together and regular use your wonderful accent to critique and instruct each other. You are a joy.
I too, learned some of the best recipes and tricks from both my mother & grandmother and both were fabulously great cooks. My grandmother, when she was younger, cooked for many estates in Germany. When I was a kid, I used to watch them cook all the time and learned things from them I could have never become the cook I am (or was!). I know exactly what you mean, Chef...what WE learned from them is priceless.
My wife and I watched your Polenta and goat cheese video and I have to tell you it was by far the very best polenta I have ever had. and yes it goes perfectly with Shrimp, but also braised ox tail . absolutely perfect together. Thank you Chef , for another mouth watering recipe and video. If any of your subs make one dish after watching your videos this is the one to make. very simple, very tasty , comfort food that they will make over and over again., it is an 11 out of ten . I would encourage all of your subs to create this dish or the Ox tail and the Polenta. it truly does not get any better than this. Stay Golden!!!!!
Thanks! You are making me so hungry at almost 1:30 am! Right now I haven't the stamina to cook at home, but as soon as I get back to normal I'll be cooking so many of your recipes! ❤
Jean Pierre ….you are Hilarious! Amazing, likeable professional Chef, It is always a pleasure to see you and learn all about Culinary Art, Greetings from Edith, a happy Subscriber 🌹🌹🌹
I can't get enough of this channel. Thank you, Chef Jean-Pierre for lifting my spirits and for teaching so many little gems I missed from my head chefs so many years ago.
I have officially lost count of how many of your dishes I've made. All excellent. Your episode that included "tasting for salt" was the most valuable. Learning to taste is more difficult than learning to cook :-) Thanks for all Chef.
Yes! I agree.. from beef broth to lemon chicken.. and so many more!! Flan, creme brulee, bolognese, meatloaf oh my God the meatloaf! So many dishes so many wonderful recipes!!
So true your mother and grandmother taught you well. I loved spending time in the kitchen with my mom and Nonna. Less and less “ding dongs”. … ha ha. I love it
Just made this for my son and I. Delicious! I've been using mise en place for about a month now. Jean Pierre is absolutely correct makes it stress free and enjoyable. cudos. Now if only doing the dishes was easier.
Chef, you are THE BEST. I've written many times expressing my gratitude, appreciation and ultimately joy you bring to not only me, but all who view your videos of culinary expertise. The consistency of your teaching is a treasure that will last many, many lifetimes. You bring food to a loving experience, and we are all so grateful to you for sharing your life's experience with us. You are loved and appreciated, and we are very grateful. Love you, Chef! :)
Did this man singlehandedly fix “cooking youtube’s” use of the microplane? I have noticed more and more professional chefs and amateur cooks using it correctly as well;)
Dear chef, Jean Pierre so glad that you’re having so much fun on UA-cam. I love all your recipes, most of all keeping everything clean and orderly…. you make my wife and me laugh so much about how you taste everything and you’re gonna love it and it’s so beautiful. it’s amazing how you don’t burn your mouth. God blessings to you….
Dear Chef Jean-Pierre - ever since I saw you slicing the shrimps in half I do it that way. The stunning look on our guests faces is so amazing 🤣 when they see the curled shrimps! Love it every time. They're really different that way. Thanks for this great tip 😍😍😍
Dear Jean Pierre ,!! Thank you for your time, knowledge and for your signed book “Cooking 101” with my name on it !!! My husband gave it to me as a present for my birthday, and he asked you to write “to Carmen “ and you did it !! Thank you ! When I opened It was such a nice surprise ; My husband is happy as well because he says my cooking skills and flavors have been improved tremendously:) Always a fan !!
Isn’t it always like that Chef? All the flavorful cooking shortcuts, tricks, etc. always come from Mama or Grandma. I believe it comes from the love they put in cooking because they are always thinking of family. Keeping them nourished and healthy❤
It is Friday and I really wanted to make this for my family. Went to Giant and they had 16-20s for $7.70lb. Bought 2lbs and looked for Bob's polenta but no luck. All they had were Quaker instant grits. Didn't matter with all those other ingredients, four people over 65 with one nearing 90 polished off all the shrimp&sauce plus most of the "polenta". Once again Chef, thank you.
I love when Chef talks about his mother and grandmother. My grandmother made THE BEST mashed potatoes with pepper (and shepherds pie). I didn't learn to just a few years ago, that she didn't add pepper, it was cigarette ash that fell in while she was cooking. 😄
That's almost the same recipe that my Grandmother used to make . But she usually used Salmon chunks and served on cheese grits . Thank you Chef. You just brought back some childhood memories for me .
We just made it. There was no white wine in house, the only alc. I found was Creme de cassis. So I deglazed with that. It came out perfectly, made the sauce very deep, dark red. What a fabulous dish this has become. WOW. Thank you, butterking ;-)
One of my favorite things about this channel is how Chef gives us tips on how to prepare in advance and other restaurant tips for preparing and storing food❤
Another good one… especially the polenta. Can’t wait to try it! Also, thank you SO MUCH for not having those annoying pop-up ads on your recipe page. ❤️😀👍
One of my mothers favorite dishes was Lobster Fra Diavolo. Back in the 1950's Lobster was a big deal and Shrimp were usually reserved for cocktails! I was always shocked she loved it so because it was spicy. As a German woman who was a fabulous cook herself, she was not used to anything like this and never cooked anything hot or very spicy at home but she adored this dish and ordered it at a specific Italian restaurant 9 times out of 10. I don't think it really matters which you use, lobster or shrimp, but I thank you so much for this recipe Chef. I'll be making it post haste and at least you can make it for ONE person! I hadn't thought of it in years but you've just managed to bring back a very fond memory. 🥰
"Smell-avision" LOL! Ya gotta love it! "I gotta stop 'cause I'm on a diet!" LOL! We love you just the way you are! Can't wait to try this recipe! Thank you, chef!
Hello, my friend! I just wanted to let you know that I made this last night, and it was nothing short of fantastic! I have to admit, I've never even had polenta in my life prior to this. I have been unable to find black tiger shrimp in my area, so I just bought some of the largest shrimp I could find in my local store. I did a few mods to the sauce, but the polenta was pretty much spot-on to yours. This is top-5 in my favorites now; it was that good! Thank you, Chef Jean-Pierre! Not pandering here, but what you do here honestly is life changing. You often show me things I have never had, and inspire me to try it. Again, thank you. -Ken
I live in Georgia, but I'm Italian from Fort Lauderdale/New York, and I am amazed how grits and polenta are the same. 🤦♀️ Thank you so much for sharing your expertise. You've taught me so much in cooking in the past 2 yrs. BTW, you were very funny today. 😁 😂
They are not the same. They are interchangeable in recipes but they are made from two different types of corn and grits has more starch than polenta and a more pronounced corn flavor.
Grits are made from a special kind of large kernel corn called hominy, but I often see people use corn meal, grits, and polenta (which I buy from Italy and it comes white or yellow and is a very fine grind) used interchangeably. Whenever I’ve done any research on it, I always get some discrepancies, for instance some say polenta is a coarser grind. But mine comes straight from Italy and it comes in a couple different grinds, both are fine. Grits are usually coarse, if it’s the real deal.
❤❤Love you Chef! I’m the worst cook ever (husband rather eat out lol). I have tried for 20+ years to learn how to cook but I can never follow the instructions properly, so nothing ever turns out right. But you make it so easy to follow❤ I made this for diner tonight and my husband loved it. Thank you
Thank you for another great recipe. Your line of the day which I will use "I have to stop eating this because I am on a diet." You make cooking so much fun. Almost spit out my coffee, laughing.
Excellent dish, Chef. And you were right: it’s those recipes and those little kitchen tricks and tips that you learn from mom and grandma that are often the best and are the most cherished because of how well they serve you. Cheers sir
Okay, I've made a few of your recipes so far and tonight we made Fra Diavolo for super. My husband doesn't like any kind of grits so I was bit worried he wouldn't like it. But he was game to try, and he even made most of the polenta. And it turned out fantastic!!! All of it. Thank you for you show. You have an incredible talent.
My wife and I made the polenta tonight. It's so delicious! We made it with Chefs Creamy Garlic shrimp and Garlic bread of course with the homemade butter. The flavors!!!! ❤️❤️
Might have invented "smell-o-vision" already. 20 years ago a digital simile of a So. American flower's fragrance was transferred to the U.S. . Guess it's a well kept secret.@@ChefJeanPierre
Thank you once again Jean-Pierre. Indeed, the wisdom and tips of mothers and grandmothers are not only good memories, but also lessons. Great thing about lemon zest which brings freshness to the sauce.
FINALLY, someone is doing polenta correctly 😊
I loved your PBS show. Also loved and have your cookbooks STILL.
Love the way you talk about your mother and grandmother. I am sure they are proud of you passing their knowledge on to all of us on the internet. Thank you for everything chef!
A small restaurant could make a name for itself just on your recipes.
"WELL HELLO THERE FRIENDS!" Why does this bring me so much joy every time? 🤔
Wow, Chef ! I just got back from Publix with a bunch of Argentinian red shrimp. They are huge and SWEEEET. Awesome timing, Sir.
🇺🇸 our U.S. Constitution ROCKS!
Chef, I took a different turn... ended up using Sechuan peppercorns....now I'm sweating like like a Georgia prosecuting attorney....
-D. Trump
Go 🇺🇸!!!!!!
You are 100 percent these shrimp with your half cut blew me away. Lobster exactly. Thank you !!!!
You are like Tina Turner. Simply the best. Merci, Chef JP.
I love how you always mention how your Mom or Grandmother taught you. Precious memories, forever in your heart. May God bless you Jean-Pierre♥️
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Watching Chef on Monday and Thursday is always number first
Happy to be one of Chef Jean-Pierre's 1,620,000 friends.
1.65M now...yeah!! Me too! I think I subscribed when he was in the 600k. Love to see he is getting the recognition he deserves.🥰🥰
Family matters. Keep talking about them. My grandmother (an immigrant) made every meal important, and, guess what, now I do too. My mother cooked from James Beard cookbooks all through the 60's and 70's and I watched and leaned. I ate well without knowing it. I'm keeping it going for my own family with recipes from my relatives and those that I've collected from my own life--Chef Jean-Pierre included.
2 million on the way, keep on JP , you are great
Chef Jean Pierre's culinary artistry on Mondays and Thursdays never fails to bring joy, laughter, and the most amazing food to our screens. This channel genuinely deserves all the "likes," "subscribes," and "Ringing the bell" it can get. Thank you, Chef!
I agree. He's a gem.
@@hssh8698…🤦♀️
Yes…he’s adorable but I’ve never seen him THIS TIPSY 🥴 before! It must be a special celebration day for him!!! Yay🎉?
Dear Chef 👩🍳…
I made my mum some garlic prawns 🍤 and rice 🍚 today for lunch…
this is such a coincidence! Sleep well 😴 tonight our dearest Chef Jean Pierre! 🤗🫵💋💋🇦🇺
I love his programs. I have learned so much from him. I might even start liking to cook!😅
@@peggykingma8884
🤗…oh yes! You will, just like me and ‘100’s & 1000’s’ of us! Chef Jean Pierre is a true CLASSIQUE! 🏆🥇
My family loves my…
C👀KING now!
They have grown up with foods my mum taught me! As they grew older, enjoyed my dishes that I learned from Chef 👩🍳! They liked J P’s recipes much better than my other fave…Gordon Ramsay! 😊
JP explains how, why, where, when, how long, how fast, how slow and how many years he freezes his nuts 🥜 for!! ☝️👩🍳💐💕👀🤗lols!
I did his prime rib recipe and it was awesome....family raved about it.
Best chef ever!!! Love ya man.
🙏❤️
That sweat and sneeze adds love for the family.
My wife and I are regular viewers and really enjoy your videos and have made a lot of your recipes. We do a lot of cooking together and regular use your wonderful accent to critique and instruct each other. You are a joy.
I have always been as fanatical as Jean Pierre regarding cooking in a clean, neat kitchen.
Makes me feel much better about it.
Totally agree with you, fresh oregano isn't as fragrant as the dried......boy I love oregano 😋
I too, learned some of the best recipes and tricks from both my mother & grandmother and both were fabulously great cooks. My grandmother, when she was younger, cooked for many estates in Germany. When I was a kid, I used to watch them cook all the time and learned things from them I could have never become the cook I am (or was!). I know exactly what you mean, Chef...what WE learned from them is priceless.
My wife and I watched your Polenta and goat cheese video and I have to tell you it was by far the very best polenta I have ever had.
and yes it goes perfectly with Shrimp, but also braised ox tail . absolutely perfect together.
Thank you Chef , for another mouth watering recipe and video.
If any of your subs make one dish after watching your videos this is the one to make. very simple, very tasty , comfort food that they will make over and over again.,
it is an 11 out of ten . I would encourage all of your subs to create this dish or the Ox tail and the Polenta.
it truly does not get any better than this.
Stay Golden!!!!!
Chef, you make my day, my friend. I don't cook much at all, but I hope I can use you as inspiration and hope to meet you one day! Somehow! Take care!
Chef, bless you, bless your mother and bless your grandmother.
Thank you so much 🙏
Chef, everytime you speak of them as you often do, they smile@@ChefJeanPierre
Thanks! You are making me so hungry at almost 1:30 am! Right now I haven't the stamina to cook at home, but as soon as I get back to normal I'll be cooking so many of your recipes! ❤
Thank you 🙏 ❤️
CHEF PIERRE,..UA-cams cook!...I love his recipes
21:10
Happy chef noises😊
Jean Pierre ….you are Hilarious!
Amazing, likeable professional Chef,
It is always a pleasure to see you and learn all about Culinary Art,
Greetings from Edith, a happy Subscriber 🌹🌹🌹
I can't get enough of this channel. Thank you, Chef Jean-Pierre for lifting my spirits and for teaching so many little gems I missed from my head chefs so many years ago.
I have officially lost count of how many of your dishes I've made. All excellent. Your episode that included "tasting for salt" was the most valuable. Learning to taste is more difficult than learning to cook :-) Thanks for all Chef.
Yes! I agree.. from beef broth to lemon chicken.. and so many more!! Flan, creme brulee, bolognese, meatloaf oh my God the meatloaf! So many dishes so many wonderful recipes!!
Oh yes, the salt/seasoning video was monumental for my seasoning skills! 👌❤️
Wonderful: Do not forget the mushroom sauce!@@shellyrocks211
I love your polenta, you are right, it is the best polenta ever!
So true your mother and grandmother taught you well. I loved spending time in the kitchen with my mom and Nonna. Less and less “ding dongs”. … ha ha. I love it
Ive had a rubbish day today but I sat down and watched this and I'm smiling. Thanks!
"the butter makes everything butter" .i love jean
I love when you do the final ending scene - cracks me up Jack - Thank you
Just made this for my son and I. Delicious! I've been using mise en place for about a month now. Jean Pierre is absolutely correct makes it stress free and enjoyable. cudos. Now if only doing the dishes was easier.
Chef, you are THE BEST. I've written many times expressing my gratitude, appreciation and ultimately joy you bring to not only me, but all who view your videos of culinary expertise. The consistency of your teaching is a treasure that will last many, many lifetimes. You bring food to a loving experience, and we are all so grateful to you for sharing your life's experience with us. You are loved and appreciated, and we are very grateful. Love you, Chef! :)
Absolutely agree!
I also agree thank you so much ❤
Did this man singlehandedly fix “cooking youtube’s” use of the microplane? I have noticed more and more professional chefs and amateur cooks using it correctly as well;)
Dear chef, Jean Pierre so glad that you’re having so much fun on UA-cam. I love all your recipes, most of all keeping everything clean and orderly…. you make my wife and me laugh so much about how you taste everything and you’re gonna love it and it’s so beautiful. it’s amazing how you don’t burn your mouth. God blessings to you….
New official culinary phrase.
"BUTTER makes everything BUTTER!"
Classic Chef JP wisdom.
So true!
Dear Chef Jean-Pierre - ever since I saw you slicing the shrimps in half I do it that way. The stunning look on our guests faces is so amazing 🤣 when they see the curled shrimps! Love it every time. They're really different that way. Thanks for this great tip 😍😍😍
Yes! That polenta it's a must!!!! Best ever!!! Love it!!!!
Dear Jean Pierre ,!! Thank you for your time, knowledge and for your signed book “Cooking 101” with my name on it !!!
My husband gave it to me as a present for my birthday, and he asked you to write “to Carmen “ and you did it !! Thank you !
When I opened It was such a nice surprise ; My husband is happy as well because he says my cooking skills and flavors have been improved tremendously:)
Always a fan !!
What I love about your videos, is they teach, offer insight, and provide me with skills which make me a better cook.
Isn’t it always like that Chef? All the flavorful cooking shortcuts, tricks, etc. always come from Mama or Grandma. I believe it comes from the love they put in cooking because they are always thinking of family. Keeping them nourished and healthy❤
My husband loves goat cheese and I am looking forward to seeing his smile with this recipe! Thank you so very much, Chef!
“Best I’ve ever had”, you gotta believe in your recipe and its deliciousness. Love You Chef Jen-Pierre
It is Friday and I really wanted to make this for my family. Went to Giant and they had 16-20s for $7.70lb. Bought 2lbs and looked for Bob's polenta but no luck. All they had were Quaker instant grits. Didn't matter with all those other ingredients, four people over 65 with one nearing 90 polished off all the shrimp&sauce plus most of the "polenta". Once again Chef, thank you.
oh, I want a bite of that beautiful shrimp!!! GREAT recipe. Thanks!
I think I've found another version of Bob Ross! I loved watching his vids & now love watching this! Subbed :)
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That looks good
God bless you ✝️ 🙏 ❤️
I love when Chef talks about his mother and grandmother. My grandmother made THE BEST mashed potatoes with pepper (and shepherds pie). I didn't learn to just a few years ago, that she didn't add pepper, it was cigarette ash that fell in while she was cooking. 😄
This looks delicious. I'm always so happy to see him. Chef Jean Pierre you are the best!
Chef, thank you for your love of cooking and for helping us love cooking too!!!!!
Venice,FL
Always a pleasure and more!
Yes, it does look like "Heaven on a plate"😋Thank you for sharing that polenta recipe!!!
Well hello master chef, yr antiques while making videos makes the topic all the more interesting and a treat to watch. BRAVO
I've never been much of a grits/polenta fan, but I'm going to make it your way and see. Thanks, Chef!
That's almost the same recipe that my Grandmother used to make . But she usually used Salmon chunks and served on cheese grits . Thank you Chef. You just brought back some childhood memories for me .
We just made it. There was no white wine in house, the only alc. I found was Creme de cassis. So I deglazed with that. It came out perfectly, made the sauce very deep, dark red. What a fabulous dish this has become. WOW. Thank you, butterking ;-)
One of my favorite things about this channel is how Chef gives us tips on how to prepare in advance and other restaurant tips for preparing and storing food❤
That's some Italian shrimp and grits for sure! Thanks much Chef.
Another good one… especially the polenta. Can’t wait to try it! Also, thank you SO MUCH for not having those annoying pop-up ads on your recipe page. ❤️😀👍
Beautiful in its simplicity!!! Thanks, Chef.
Looks amazing!
I made this for the bride Saturday night. Wonderful dinner! Fried the polenta in small patties the next day in butter.
One of my mothers favorite dishes was Lobster Fra Diavolo. Back in the 1950's Lobster was a big deal and Shrimp were usually reserved for cocktails! I was always shocked she loved it so because it was spicy. As a German woman who was a fabulous cook herself, she was not used to anything like this and never cooked anything hot or very spicy at home but she adored this dish and ordered it at a specific Italian restaurant 9 times out of 10. I don't think it really matters which you use, lobster or shrimp, but I thank you so much for this recipe Chef. I'll be making it post haste and at least you can make it for ONE person! I hadn't thought of it in years but you've just managed to bring back a very fond memory. 🥰
"Smell-avision" LOL! Ya gotta love it! "I gotta stop 'cause I'm on a diet!" LOL! We love you just the way you are! Can't wait to try this recipe! Thank you, chef!
As a diabetic lover of amazing foods, this is a meal to fast for my friend. It checks all my boxes. You are a wonderful chef and inspiration.
This is the best chef youtuber ever! I learn so much from Jean Pierre
Oh, wow, this looks good. I’m actually going to attempt your seafood risotto today: wish me luck!
I’ve always wanted to make this…and now I will!
YUM! ❤Thank you Jean Pierre ~ You’re the Best!!!! 🍤🍤🍤🍤🍤
Always a pleasure to watch you cook and to laugh along with you! Love your humor!
The chef that sneezes! This chef is a cultural icon!!! In my opinion the best chef in American history except maybe Emeril, it's a tie.
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My husband loves fra diavolo and I love polenta! Win win...I'll be making it this week. ❤️ Thanks Chef!
Was it good?
Yum 😋
That certainly looks AMAZING!
Hello, my friend! I just wanted to let you know that I made this last night, and it was nothing short of fantastic! I have to admit, I've never even had polenta in my life prior to this. I have been unable to find black tiger shrimp in my area, so I just bought some of the largest shrimp I could find in my local store. I did a few mods to the sauce, but the polenta was pretty much spot-on to yours. This is top-5 in my favorites now; it was that good! Thank you, Chef Jean-Pierre! Not pandering here, but what you do here honestly is life changing. You often show me things I have never had, and inspire me to try it. Again, thank you. -Ken
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I live in Georgia, but I'm Italian from Fort Lauderdale/New York, and I am amazed how grits and polenta are the same. 🤦♀️
Thank you so much for sharing your expertise. You've taught me so much in cooking in the past 2 yrs.
BTW, you were very funny today. 😁 😂
They are not the same. They are interchangeable in recipes but they are made from two different types of corn and grits has more starch than polenta and a more pronounced corn flavor.
Grits are made from a special kind of large kernel corn called hominy, but I often see people use corn meal, grits, and polenta (which I buy from Italy and it comes white or yellow and is a very fine grind) used interchangeably. Whenever I’ve done any research on it, I always get some discrepancies, for instance some say polenta is a coarser grind. But mine comes straight from Italy and it comes in a couple different grinds, both are fine. Grits are usually coarse, if it’s the real deal.
Agreed may they both rest in peace
I sure agree with you on grandmother's I sure do miss mine 😢
❤❤Love you Chef! I’m the worst cook ever (husband rather eat out lol). I have tried for 20+ years to learn how to cook but I can never follow the instructions properly, so nothing ever turns out right. But you make it so easy to follow❤ I made this for diner tonight and my husband loved it. Thank you
Legendary chef!…. 💯💯💯
Thank you for another great recipe. Your line of the day which I will use "I have to stop eating this because I am on a diet." You make cooking so much fun. Almost spit out my coffee, laughing.
The polenta I will try, just like you make it.
Excellent dish, Chef. And you were right: it’s those recipes and those little kitchen tricks and tips that you learn from mom and grandma that are often the best and are the most cherished because of how well they serve you. Cheers sir
Okay, I've made a few of your recipes so far and tonight we made Fra Diavolo for super. My husband doesn't like any kind of grits so I was bit worried he wouldn't like it. But he was game to try, and he even made most of the polenta. And it turned out fantastic!!! All of it.
Thank you for you show. You have an incredible talent.
My wife and I made the polenta tonight. It's so delicious! We made it with Chefs Creamy Garlic shrimp and Garlic bread of course with the homemade butter. The flavors!!!! ❤️❤️
Ive never had polenta. Thanks chef!
Hello chef 🧑🍳 every time I watched your video I thinking when you write a recipes book ♥️♥️👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks for sharing this recipe, your passion sells it!
Glad you enjoy it!🙏❤️
Might have invented "smell-o-vision" already. 20 years ago a digital simile of a So. American flower's fragrance was transferred to the U.S. . Guess it's a well kept secret.@@ChefJeanPierre
Dang that looks delicious Chef JP 😋 Happy Monday to you and Jack - Hope your weather is warmer than ours, lol -13F here in Michigan 🧊
Merci chef! Cela deviendra la recette pour le souper ce soir.
Love spicy food delicious!
Thanks for another great recipe! I love this channel. Chef, you and Jack are the best cooking video guys out there.
As a chef, as a instructor you are the Best of The Best. I love every recipe!!!
My mother made this frequently. She also made it with an Italian pot roast. So yummy
Thank you once again Jean-Pierre. Indeed, the wisdom and tips of mothers and grandmothers are not only good memories, but also lessons. Great thing about lemon zest which brings freshness to the sauce.
Love your cooking and show!
I would love to have the recipe for your Polenta with cheese & buttermilk