Wow so much hard work goes into croquettes, no wonder only some are amazing. Not all are the same. These look absolutely amazing. Also had nooo clue milk was an ingredient 😮🥛 mind blown lol
Yes definitely you can freeze them. And when you want them just leave the either in the fridge for 5-8 hours our out at room temperature for 1-2 hours. And they should always be creamy.
It’s been a while since I made this batch but you should get between 16-20 depending how big you make them. Let me know how it goes for you tho. Would love to hear
Do you mean before or after cooking? They won’t melt like ice cream. But they will be very soft and more difficult to handle if you leave them at room temp before cooking. I recommend cooking from nearly frozen for best results. Once cooked tho the outer fried shell of the breadcrumbs holds their shape pretty well. Hope this helps
I’m guessing they arnt Coated completely or maybe they are too defrosted when you cook them. Also the mix might not be thick enough while hot and therefore leak out when it gets cooked. Make sure that they are completely covered in flour before coating them in the egg so that it sticks completely. Please let me know how you get on. If you have any other doubts please feel free to ask again
@@ChristopherShaun when I dropped my ham to brown I also put in diced onion and diced brussel sprouts then did the butter flour milk. It was spectacular! Cheers mate!
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Porque mi gusta el sabor con mantequilla mejor. Pero yo se que usan aceite oliva más en España. Y no usas mantequilla mucha. Pero no hay reglas cuando inventas los platos, verdad?
@@ChristopherShaun Put the jamón serrano in a meat grinder, like how one would make ground beef. Concerning blanching, that is when you fry at a very high temperature (e.g., 400°F) for only 50sec or so. Then freeze the croquettes (takes less than 1 hour). Then fry them _again_ .This time as per usual. Bonus: For the meat, rather than just jamón serrano, grind 2 parts serrano and 1 part cooked chorizo.
Omg! I had no idea how easy it is to make this! Thank you for sharing! Definitely trying this soon!
Samantha Michael it’s so easy but so much better when home made
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WoW.....Absolutely 💯 delicious 😋 thanks for recipe
You’re welcome. I hope you give them a try
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It's look yummy , craving for that
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These look amazing
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You should, he will love them
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Wow so much hard work goes into croquettes, no wonder only some are amazing. Not all are the same. These look absolutely amazing. Also had nooo clue milk was an ingredient 😮🥛 mind blown lol
I will try this
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Great recipe ! Hey chef can you freeze croquetas to eat later ? and if so, how can you thaw them properly to mantain the creamyness ? thank you !!
Yes definitely you can freeze them. And when you want them just leave the either in the fridge for 5-8 hours our out at room temperature for 1-2 hours. And they should always be creamy.
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Going to make these next week, how many croquettes can I expect from this recipe
It’s been a while since I made this batch but you should get between 16-20 depending how big you make them. Let me know how it goes for you tho. Would love to hear
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Will it easily melt if left for almost 2 hours on room temp?
Do you mean before or after cooking? They won’t melt like ice cream. But they will be very soft and more difficult to handle if you leave them at room temp before cooking. I recommend cooking from nearly frozen for best results. Once cooked tho the outer fried shell of the breadcrumbs holds their shape pretty well. Hope this helps
Wow 😍
Cooking and Whispering you should try them
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Mine keep breaking?? I followed everything you say, made them 4 x...but they break as i fry them :( Why??????
I’m guessing they arnt Coated completely or maybe they are too defrosted when you cook them. Also the mix might not be thick enough while hot and therefore leak out when it gets cooked. Make sure that they are completely covered in flour before coating them in the egg so that it sticks completely. Please let me know how you get on. If you have any other doubts please feel free to ask again
Can these be frozen? Would it be best to freeze before frying or after?
Yeah they can easily be frozen. But I would freeze them before frying. Let me know if you try out the recipe.
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I'm all over this today, tons of ham left!
Love it. Let me know how they turn out! I seriously love making this recipe
@@ChristopherShaun when I dropped my ham to brown I also put in diced onion and diced brussel sprouts then did the butter flour milk. It was spectacular! Cheers mate!
That sounds awesome, I love that you used Brussels sprouts. Gives me a great idea for a full roast dinner in a croqueta! Haha.
@@ChristopherShaun no bullshit they rocked
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No onion and no nutmeg... I'm not sure this is traditional at all
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Croquetas are one of my absolute favorite things to eat! I'm new to your channel and I'm glad I stumbled on this video. I just subscribed and would love it if you checked out my cooking videos too 😊. I can't wait to watch more of your content!
no entiendo porque le hechas mantequilla
Porque mi gusta el sabor con mantequilla mejor. Pero yo se que usan aceite oliva más en España. Y no usas mantequilla mucha. Pero no hay reglas cuando inventas los platos, verdad?
@@ChristopherShaun que va esta bien , no es la original pero tampoco me quejo👍
Two things... 1 - grind the meat, 2 blanch them first. Bonus: No need to thank me. You're welcome 🤭😂👍🤦
What do you mean grind the meat? And blanch them first. Did you comment on the wrong video?
@@ChristopherShaun Put the jamón serrano in a meat grinder, like how one would make ground beef. Concerning blanching, that is when you fry at a very high temperature (e.g., 400°F) for only 50sec or so. Then freeze the croquettes (takes less than 1 hour). Then fry them _again_ .This time as per usual.
Bonus: For the meat, rather than just jamón serrano, grind 2 parts serrano and 1 part cooked chorizo.