Echoing a comment below, what is the material his Torchon is buried in (6:06) prior to hanging? Looks like sawdust. Might be something heavy with salt, since he only used a Prague Powder style Nitrate blend earlier in the video?.
if you want to taste the foie gras i recommend that first you try it pan-seared with some brioche, the flavor its quite interesting and you are gonna love it
D'Artagnan is an excellent company and sells to some of the best restaurants in the world. I just ordered some Foie Gras for Christmas day, to serve as an appetizer. It is very rich and expensive as well, but worth it. Anthony Bourdain has a video on youtube visiting Ariane Daguin's farm and they show the way the ducks are raised and fed. I would definitely recommend their products, as they are the highest quality.
where to get those perfectly sized D'Artagnan terrine molds? All of the ceramic or porcellan molds are too large, so the idea of sturdy plastic ones doesn't bother me. And if a French chef is using it for a traditional product, can be (too) bad.
The Pho Gras looked beautiful and full of flavor. The terrine lacked an aesthetic touch. Either way, both dishes are very technique oriented, beautifully prepare if i may say. I also see a lot of vegans crying about animal cruelty and wishing death upon those that eat foie gras.... vegans are a plague. Good day.
What they "do" to these animals is the same as with any other animal, it depends on the producer. There are pork, beef, chicken and even fish producers that have despicable practices but that's just the individual. Why don't you douche bags force the government to crack down on ALL animal cruel producers instead of just the f'n ducks over a video of one bad example? Go watch an actual video of gravage being practiced the right way. Those ducks are living it up compared to most chickens over here.
No it isn't. California banned the sale of Fois Gras but people went nuts so restaurants instead charged a "cover charge" to the tables that ordered it but said it was "free", so people could still get it if they chose. The sale & consumption of Fois Gras is alive and well in the USA. Might wanna inform yourself before you post next time….?
Susi Franco Well according to the California government, the sale of prepared Fois Gras is still considered illegal. Apparently there's a work around where people can bring their own Fois Gras to and resturant and they prepare it for a cover fee, but their hasn't been any change to the law since it was passed in 2012.
since the water might dissolve the ink and there is a clear connection between fat solution and the ink water, osmosis could occour leading to a contaminant. Fortunatly the pressure built from the water bath will cause fat to leak out and not be stationary, meaning that even with osmosis, the mixed solution will never reach the final product. Valid point though.
They have such wonderful chemistry! I love that last line "It's your kitchen." "It's your bread."
the most French woman EVER
Everything in this video was awesome but the background music which was very annoying.
Well, I, for one, love the background music. It has character.
@@DizzyBusy I agree, some people need to get out more
Best video on Foie Gras I have ever seen. It would be fun to watch it sear though. That is an incredible French accent, I love it.
Echoing a comment below, what is the material his Torchon is buried in (6:06) prior to hanging? Looks like sawdust. Might be something heavy with salt, since he only used a Prague Powder style Nitrate blend earlier in the video?.
I love the traditional way and no wasting. (In comparing to other videos.)
Love these two! Wiley is no joke!
So much knowledge. Love them both 🤩♥️❄️🎄☃️
Her accent is giving me LIFE dah-ling LIFE!
This is so great
Love the recipe! Thank you
It's your kitchen. It's your bread. Hahahahahahahaha I couldn't stop laughing.
if you want to taste the foie gras i recommend that first you try it pan-seared with some brioche, the flavor its quite interesting and you are gonna love it
I loved this, such a fun learning experience! 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Most professional from both chefs. Congratulations.
How many degrees in the oven?? 140/150?
These 2 r a riot
What that clothing and that dust in which is curing terine?
My question too. Looks like sawdust? Can't be that?
D'Artagnan is an excellent company and sells to some of the best restaurants in the world. I just ordered some Foie Gras for Christmas day, to serve as an appetizer. It is very rich and expensive as well, but worth it. Anthony Bourdain has a video on youtube visiting Ariane Daguin's farm and they show the way the ducks are raised and fed. I would definitely recommend their products, as they are the highest quality.
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wow... phở gras... :)) I love phở and I can cook it ;)
I love these videos ! They should get many more views...
Au Canada on trouve du paté de fois gras dans les supermarchés pour 2 ou 3 dollars. J'en ai jamais vu pour plus de 5$.
What’s with the music??
Which core temperature to aim for when preparing the foie gras en terrine?
around 50° CELCIUS for an ideal temperature. In France we call that "mi cuit" .The foie gras is cooked enough but not over cooked
Прекрасно!
What a great french chef!
at what oven temperature must you cook it?
around 90 to 100° CELCIUS
where to get those perfectly sized D'Artagnan terrine molds? All of the ceramic or porcellan molds are too large, so the idea of sturdy plastic ones doesn't bother me. And if a French chef is using it for a traditional product, can be (too) bad.
What is the crunchy white thing?
beef tendon
Shame this channel stopped unloading.
Really good content
Where would we be without D'Artagnan? And what is going to happen in 2022 when foie gras is supposed to be illegal in New York...?
ich verstehe Mr.Wylie Dufresne nicht,was passiert nach Einschlagen in Folie ?vielen Dank
Anyone here understand what does he say about the broth? thanks so much
He didn't mention any details about the pho broth.
Yum!
Nice dishes
which one is the chef
The gentlemen, Chef Wylie Dufresne, is the featured Chef.
Where's the XL pho?
I was disappointed with how much food he plated...but hey. It's not a foie gras isn't exactly cheap either...
OMG the music
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Mercy
is that piece of liver whole? like.. that thing came out of one goose >.>?
The Pho Gras looked beautiful and full of flavor. The terrine lacked an aesthetic touch. Either way, both dishes are very technique oriented, beautifully prepare if i may say. I also see a lot of vegans crying about animal cruelty and wishing death upon those that eat foie gras.... vegans are a plague. Good day.
I think the torchon looks too hipster to me. I'll stay with the rustic terrine.
LuisitoMusic haha vegans are a plague
Please take the music off.
music super annoying...what purpose does it serve?
Personality. I love the music actually
loved this ! just wish they would've added more herbs and spices :(
I would recommend looking for a different meat company due to the quality of their customer service
The sound is unecessary. too noisy.
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Background music was too distracting and loud
That is not enough pho to fill me.
I ate some foie gras the other day and I thought it was delicious, don't see what the big deal is with you hippies
Some people can't open their minds. Kind of like Hindu believers hear others eat beef. Just different cultural point of view towards food.
archiei40x the best thing about the hindus is, they do not condemn or stop anyone else who does not share their beliefs and who wants to eat beef.
***** Excellently put! I fully agree with your comment, Andrew - thank you!
"I brush my teeth every day with foie gras".
- Mahatma Gandhi
+andrew herskovits *tips fedora while eating grass*
Veri veri bitteuree
What they "do" to these animals is the same as with any other animal, it depends on the producer. There are pork, beef, chicken and even fish producers that have despicable practices but that's just the individual. Why don't you douche bags force the government to crack down on ALL animal cruel producers instead of just the f'n ducks over a video of one bad example?
Go watch an actual video of gravage being practiced the right way. Those ducks are living it up compared to most chickens over here.
Because this is the focus of this posting. All animals these days suffer so much. Why be negative on this issue.So sad.
I can’t hear a damn word the French lady is saying because of that obnoxious music
我说姐们儿，咱能把指甲油洗干净了再捅鼓那块肥美的鹅肝吗？答应我，好吗？
To be honest, her terrine looks terrible.
Salt is sodium chloride not sodium nitrite. Come on just cause your french doesn't make you an advanced chef
would you rather she fake a German one?
Copy of Paul Dano
He should shut up and let her show us. She is more skillful I can see.
That's banned in the United States
No its not, its banned in California that's it.
Only in California, I believe.
No it isn't. California banned the sale of Fois Gras but people went nuts so restaurants instead charged a "cover charge" to the tables that ordered it but said it was "free", so people could still get it if they chose. The sale & consumption of Fois Gras is alive and well in the USA. Might wanna inform yourself before you post next time….?
Susi Franco Well according to the California government, the sale of prepared Fois Gras is still considered illegal. Apparently there's a work around where people can bring their own Fois Gras to and resturant and they prepare it for a cover fee, but their hasn't been any change to the law since it was passed in 2012.
You're absolutely right, and canny California restauranteurs found a way around it for their customers.
You will contaminate the Gras with ink from the newspaper.
since the water might dissolve the ink and there is a clear connection between fat solution and the ink water, osmosis could occour leading to a contaminant. Fortunatly the pressure built from the water bath will cause fat to leak out and not be stationary, meaning that even with osmosis, the mixed solution will never reach the final product. Valid point though.
that looks disgusting
I hate her accent. I wouldn't order either one