A little bit of sugar about 1/4 pound A little bit of butter about 1 full stick A little bit of grand manier about 1 liter A little bit of fire until it reaches 300 C. Then finish with the cognac about half of liter
That was the most civilised crepe suzette cooking I’ve ever seen. 0:50 Even the cascading sugar from the spoon had a delightful pattern. Man has sophisticated skills.
Agreed, but I am sure it is included in the price, which is currently converted to $113.00 US per person, going up to just under $145 US per person on January 03, 2025.
Don’t know how this video is both over edited and under edited at the same time, but ribs aside this was smooth operation. Caramel is a deceptively tricky skill w i t h o u t people staring at you
Might be expensive but hey, what an amazing and iconic dessert in a World temple of Gastronomy. I've experienced this a few times at the Ritz and it's a stunning dessert and not as simple as it looks. The flavours are superb and the theatre is magical. Nice one Luigi , you're an absolute star and hope to see you again very soon.
crep=10 cents, sugar=2 cents, butter=30 cents, orange peel and juice =20 cents, high spirits= a few euros. selling price over 60 euros according to some comments. this is a scam😂
My favorite dessert, and I even learned to make it almost like Luigi ! But it's so expensive. I have to buy a bottle of Grand Marnier, a bottle of Cognac, then after a few months and that disappears, I start thinking of Crepe Suzette again, and a little voice in my head says 'that's $180 Australian' ! Okay. Tub of ice cream.
Heavenly!!! I forgot exactly who it was that this dish was originally made for (I think the Prince of Wales, actually, as far as the legend goes), but I believe the story was that he ordered crepes in an orange sauce at a cafe in Paris and a bartender or waiter with some Cognac was walking by the chef with his hot pan on his way from the cellar to the restaurant and they bumped into each other, the alcohol splashing into the pan by accident!!! A good thrashing later for the poor bartender by what was surely a very stereotypically angry Parisian chef and, voila, the sauce was pronounced delicious by said chef and it was served to the Prince who named it after his female companion (wink wink😂). Is the story true? Probably not, but it’s fun!!! Anyways, this looks amazing, and I love the theater of the table side preparation. It’s especially amazing when the alcohol is poured down a twisted orange peel like they do at Taillevent🤩
It's awesome because it gave birth to modern fine dining, was the main stage of Auguste Escoffier, the father of all modern fine dining, and César Ritz, the father of the modern 5* hotel.
It is quite evident that Mr. Luigi either has no idea about proportions or he is talking randomly while pouring the ingredients. A few drops of Grand Marnier are clearly two large glasses. As for the sugar, there will be at least 500 grams in that pan.
@@ThestaffcanteenThe sauce is skillfully built from its ingredients in front of the customers eyes and double flambéed - it is 90% of the dish, imo. The “pancake” is premade, and not really the focal point other than to act as a delicious sponge for the double flambéed orange caramel sauce aka Crepe Suzette Sauce.
The level of class in this video is exceptional and mesmerizing. But I'm not impressed by the end result and I bet it cost 4 times more than I'm guessing!
Been seeing this stuff for so long and always turn my nose up at it for giving 2 bites of food makes me wonder if I'm actually missing out because people are always willing to pay so much for this
you would have thought the ritz would be embarrassed by how scratched and beaten up that trolley looks, a brown ink marker pen costs about 50p and would be a temporary fix until they have time to get it re-lacquered but cant be bothered to do that. its a shame as the front of house seem very good at their jobs, the management on the other hand....
@@Thestaffcanteen yeah it is, its all scratched and they dont seem to mind showing that, so imagine what they dont want you to see! go look at other tableside service videos at other places the equipment isnt old and tired looking.
A little bit of sugar about 1/4 pound
A little bit of butter about 1 full stick
A little bit of grand manier about 1 liter
A little bit of fire until it reaches 300 C.
Then finish with the cognac about half of liter
Hey whose counting
Who's* (who is)
buahahaha!
@@_LuxStein #smartarse 😊😊😊
😂😂😂😂😂
That was the most civilised crepe suzette cooking I’ve ever seen. 0:50 Even the cascading sugar from the spoon had a delightful pattern. Man has sophisticated skills.
Thanks for the comment
Had to look it up. 62 Euros or 67 USD for anyone curious.
What value for money 😉
Pancakes and orange juice for $67USD?!
@@40950999 + cognac and gramaniere (I don't even know how to spell it)
How do they make the pancakes
At that price I’d rather make it at home.
Chef directions: "Next, a few drops (20ml max) of grand manier
Waiter: "Sure ..." - puts in half a bottle
😂😂😂
If only every chef was like that what a dream
Yeah, the irony is almost undetectable. I guess it's a dry measure.
Theatrical part of this dish cannot be overstated.
Agreed, but I am sure it is included in the price, which is currently converted to $113.00 US per person, going up to just under $145 US per person on January 03, 2025.
@@smal1393 so pathetic, a dude in a suit cooking a 10 dollar crepe in front of you and fake laughing at your face.
True but I don’t think anyone in the Ritz cares…
Don’t know how this video is both over edited and under edited at the same time, but ribs aside this was smooth operation. Caramel is a deceptively tricky skill w i t h o u t people staring at you
"Couple drops of Grand Marnier" *pours in half of the bottle* 🤣
Thats 75ml to 100ml by the looks.
Sets the ceiling on fire! 😂😂😂
Followed by 'a few drops' of cognac. Must be veeery expensive.
@@bobikdylan Yeah, far too much alcohol in it in my opinion. Even for a pan sauce you don't use that much.
Wow!!
Sincere compliments to the Chef!
What a pleasure to watch all his skills!!
We agree!
That's the waiter. At really fancy places, they do cool table side presentations
Every movement coordinated, very nice to watch
@@Tranzlusent thank you
Why do I watch this in the middle of the night? STARVING!!
@@118haifa how many could you eat???
@@Thestaffcanteen I‘m afraid too many 🤣
LOL
0:10
English captions have launched my sides into orbit. Please help.
Might be expensive but hey, what an amazing and iconic dessert in a World temple of Gastronomy. I've experienced this a few times at the Ritz and it's a stunning dessert and not as simple as it looks. The flavours are superb and the theatre is magical. Nice one Luigi , you're an absolute star and hope to see you again very soon.
Couldn't agree more! 🙌🏻
world temple of gastronomy for a restaurant in england is a contradiction in terms 😊
crep=10 cents, sugar=2 cents, butter=30 cents, orange peel and juice =20 cents, high spirits= a few euros. selling price over 60 euros according to some comments. this is a scam😂
@@pierlo2498 Harsh
@@alexiachimciuc3199 20 years experience and skill creating it! Priceless 🙌🏻
Are you sure we don’t need one more tablespoon of sugar…?
😊
flawless victory
Excellent job Chef, looks incredible ❤
It was!
An amazing dish at a beautiful hotel 👌
I couldn’t recommend enough 🥂
Worth it.
Well done. I’ll pay it just for the effort and science put behind 👏
And what's the cost of a couple of bites of a very thin pancake?
About 400 calories 😉
bit of sugar, and covers the pan with it
Bit of sugar- 8 spoon fulls… easy
Yep, also the few drops of Grand Marnier... half the bottle 😂
Classical French cooking measurements 🤣
Bravo good sir 👏
a few drops. Drops??? i like the style but it's not drops its a shot or more , correct?
Exquisite, chef!
Many thanks!
OMG! 😃👍
I'm getting appetite! 😂
😋
My favorite dessert, and I even learned to make it almost like Luigi ! But it's so expensive. I have to buy a bottle of Grand Marnier, a bottle of Cognac, then after a few months and that disappears, I start thinking of Crepe Suzette again, and a little voice in my head says 'that's $180 Australian' ! Okay. Tub of ice cream.
😂
Extraordinary
I'm going to ask for one of these at Wetherspoons, they look lovely.
Can we come??
😂😂😂😂
Heavenly!!! I forgot exactly who it was that this dish was originally made for (I think the Prince of Wales, actually, as far as the legend goes), but I believe the story was that he ordered crepes in an orange sauce at a cafe in Paris and a bartender or waiter with some Cognac was walking by the chef with his hot pan on his way from the cellar to the restaurant and they bumped into each other, the alcohol splashing into the pan by accident!!! A good thrashing later for the poor bartender by what was surely a very stereotypically angry Parisian chef and, voila, the sauce was pronounced delicious by said chef and it was served to the Prince who named it after his female companion (wink wink😂). Is the story true? Probably not, but it’s fun!!! Anyways, this looks amazing, and I love the theater of the table side preparation. It’s especially amazing when the alcohol is poured down a twisted orange peel like they do at Taillevent🤩
Thank you for the comment
Yummm 😮
What was the fruit in the cheesecloth? Lemon or orange?
Next time I'm making pancakes I'll make a sauce like this, nice idea
Enjoy
Ricky bobby: "I love the crepe suzette"
“Fair compromise,no?”
What's the thing in that little white cloth bag that he squeezes over the pan at the beginning?
A Lemon!
The Ritz is awesome, I don’t know why but it is. Hopefully I’d get to experience it one day. 👏👌😎👊
You’ll love it 🥰
It's awesome because it gave birth to modern fine dining, was the main stage of Auguste Escoffier, the father of all modern fine dining, and César Ritz, the father of the modern 5* hotel.
How do you know it's awesome if you've never been there? $67 for pancake, sugar and orange juice? It feckin' well better be awesome!
What’s the difference between a crepe and a pancake?
The spelling 😂😂😂
@@sydbarrett7579 About €66
Crepe in thinner probably
It is quite evident that Mr. Luigi either has no idea about proportions or he is talking randomly while pouring the ingredients. A few drops of Grand Marnier are clearly two large glasses. As for the sugar, there will be at least 500 grams in that pan.
Understated.
Where is the rest of it and why is it so expensive
Bon appétit
One of those dishes where the sauce isn't the garnish. The sauce *is* the dish, and the crepes are the garnish.
Confused? We are 🤔
@@ThestaffcanteenThe sauce is skillfully built from its ingredients in front of the customers eyes and double flambéed - it is 90% of the dish, imo.
The “pancake” is premade, and not really the focal point other than to act as a delicious sponge for the double flambéed orange caramel sauce aka Crepe Suzette Sauce.
Perhaps making the pancake separately and serving it with the sauce instead would retain some crispy texture?
Yes, but that is not the goal. It is supposed to be tender and delicate, not crisp.
Can’t argue with that.
Those Mewés and Davis french revival interiors alone are worth the money
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
A fool and his money are soon parted.
@@brianlawson363true, but there's nothing wrong with occasionally spoiling yourself.
Yeah, I'm thinking this guy does everything in this manner. 😬☺
i feel i could use a few drops right now...
😂😂😂
I also make a version using only bread crumbs and beer no cook method
Лучше ли это, чем блин со сметаной? А со сгухой из голубой банки?
Сомневаюсь.
I like to add 3-4 filets of orange to the pan, let simmer in the caramel sauce and then serve on top of the crepes.
Sounds awesome
The level of class in this video is exceptional and mesmerizing. But I'm not impressed by the end result and I bet it cost 4 times more than I'm guessing!
lol that piece can't even fill my mouth once! waiter!! maje 10 more!
Is that accent Italian?
Scottish 🤣
@@Thestaffcanteen First time I've heard of a Scott named "Luigi".
Mr. Cagnin speaking like a G.I. Man from Half-Life.
It looks glorious. The flames are obviously a great touch.
If I may, I would garnish with some nicely tart greek yogurt instead of vanilla ice-cream.
Yes it would 🙌🏻
“A few drops of Grande Marnie…” pours out half the bottle.
😉
isn't Grand Marnier already a cognac?
I used to think thats what was said in the old Gilette videos. "Crepe suzette, the best a man can get." 🤔
😂😂😂
The way this guy rolls random Rs reminds me of Peggy hill speaking spanish
Expensive deep-fried pancake. Probably tastes pretty good.
Tasted bloody amazing 🤩
Actually from Wales
The Italian part of Wales 🤨😂
I appreciate the showmanship but as a chef i really think the making of the crepe us what really matters.
Food video with someone not eating it is like renting a car without driving it.
We ate it 😊
Its all fun and games until you get a table that says 8x the crepes please . Every komis nightmare.
Talijan kuha u Londonu francuski specijalitet
🖐👋🖐👋🖐
Been seeing this stuff for so long and always turn my nose up at it for giving 2 bites of food makes me wonder if I'm actually missing out because people are always willing to pay so much for this
È italiano! Grande!
I'll just make some pancakes
I thought you were going to make the pancakes in the video too, I want my money back
The world of culinary arts has continued to turn and at the Ritz London it stands still….
What a great operation though?
Crepe Suzette? This is more like Crepe Fire Brigade.
Take it easy on the liquor, Luigi.
you would have thought the ritz would be embarrassed by how scratched and beaten up that trolley looks, a brown ink marker pen costs about 50p and would be a temporary fix until they have time to get it re-lacquered but cant be bothered to do that. its a shame as the front of house seem very good at their jobs, the management on the other hand....
WOW is that what you took from the video 🥲
@@Thestaffcanteen yeah it is, its all scratched and they dont seem to mind showing that, so imagine what they dont want you to see! go look at other tableside service videos at other places the equipment isnt old and tired looking.
Im feinsten Fressladen von London.
I wish someone would have eaten at the end 😂
We did ❤️❤️❤️
@@Thestaffcanteen 😂😂😂😂
I’ve had afternoon tea at the Ritz in London, but this looks sooooo moreish
I know right!
I tried to make it.
Came out crap Sosad
Ok you can just cook it in the kitchen ... oh and could I please get a pound of them while you're at it 😌
5 Michelin stars?
5 Star hotel, 1 Michelin star restaurant
looks like a ready meal from the discount store 🤣🤣🤣
Disagree
No custard!?
Icecream 😊
@@Thestaffcanteen There’s posh isn’t it!
Looks good but it's so extra. Rich people food truly is something else.
bud spencer & terence hill are missing for that price
Well you know where you can stick that one pancake don't you?
Where?
Tableside poncery by ponce for ponces
I could hear the chef in the back saying
Hurry the f**k up!!!! Bloody hell!!!!! it doesn’t take 10 mins to make caramel sauce
It’s theatre enjoy
Id rather have a Denny's grand slam
I think he's putting the accent on
Well, he's Italian.
They needed Mr Bean to do this
so soggy and I do not believe is nice for me. Even is free, I am not interested to have it !
Keep scrolling 😉
Ça sonne un peu bizarre sa prononciation :
"One of the most iconic desert : Clèpe Sous-Zète !" 😂
A fez drops.
Pours 75 to 100ml.
🤔
Street food cart like set up inside 5 star hotel😂😂😂😂😂
!!!
I've tried to make crepes so many times and failed. Those freakin things are harder than calculus and here comes Pepe Le Pew with them pre-made!
LOL!!!!!! I was thinking the same
120€ please!
“Very carefully put a few drops…” 😂😂
When I set fire to food my wife goes mad. This man gets paid to do it. How is that fair ?
What is it with chefs and measurements... A FEW DROPS IS NOT HALF THE BOTTLE! ;-P
Whose counting 😊
@@Thestaffcanteen I guess not, sir!
😋👍🏻
$70 sugar bread.
62 euros for an egg 👍
Few drops?!?! He just poured a quarter of the bottle in there
Can't have a waiter in a fancy stuck up restaurant without an accent.
If I am paying their prices I don't want a bloke from Huddersfield doing it
What’s wrong with Huddersfield 🤨
Seems like there's at least four unnecessary steps here.