Well done Chef Aaron. I've made this sauce twice now and it's a seriously a great sauce and I'm making it again tonight. It's now requested when I'm making steaks. Love your enthusiasm too.
Made this sauce this evening with my partner - we had it with steak after being inspired by this video and it was delicious!! Having your video as guidance really helped as we had never made this sauce before - thank you for explaining it so well 😊
I really like your videos you deserve more subscribers!! Im sure your channel will blow up. Im making this recipe every weak it's the best I've ever had🤤
Just had this and it was bloody good, it was also my first flambé. The only issue was that reducing it took a lot more time than I thought... more than 20 mins in my case
Thx you for ur video. I've heard the type of beef stock u put into the sauce is very important. Can u pls give us a tip of what stock to buy perhaps on Amazon? Thanks.
100%! I would stay away from cubes as they get very salty when they’re reduced but knorr do some great stock “pots” (they’re like jelly) .. and I’d highly recommend those as an alternative. These days the supermarkets do some great ready made stocks, as do a lot of local butchers so ever is the best option for you. Hope that helps! Happy cooking x
I will try this recipe this weekend after todays disaster, i made peppercorn sauce with similar ingredients to you, but my sauce separated and had to throw it out :(...subscribed.
Hello chef, it's a great video, I would like to know if is this like Colman pepper sauce. Can we use veg stock instead of beef, as I am not a meat eater
Hey Scott, no I mean grams per the recipe mate 💪🏼 In terms of volume, 1g water = 1ml water. It’s not an exact science as density can differ depending on the liquid, but in professional kitchens, it’s common practice to weigh all liquids, just as you would your dry ingredients as this is more accurate than eyeballing a ml mark on a jug for example. This in turn ensures consistency so restaurants can guarantee the same outcome (and standard) every time they make a recipe. I do the same for my recipes to ensure it works every time for viewers at home. Hope this helps mate, happy cooking! 💪🏼
Nah it’s called having character and being passionate about doing the thing you love. Which is rare in people these days…. Keep doing what you’re doing Arron!
I love how he sways from left to right. Stops him getting seasick on land. Makes him rock solid when cooking at sea.
Hope this channel grows. This guy has the skills and I like people who teach you skills vs just showing the recipe 👌
Thank you mate! 🙏🏼
Well done Chef Aaron. I've made this sauce twice now and it's a seriously a great sauce and I'm making it again tonight. It's now requested when I'm making steaks. Love your enthusiasm too.
I've done peppercorn sauce many times and it corms out really tasty but got a few great tips from this that took it to the next level. Thankyou.
Absout a pleasure to watch you cooking, thanks a lot🌹👍💕
I WILL be making this sauce, and I can NOT wait!!! That looks amazing!
Hope you enjoy it mate, It's a goodern!
Perfect!!!!! Nothing else to say
Love a peppercorn sauce, and actually gonna try and add a little cognac at the end, see how it turns out! Cheers
Good show! I'm going to make this.
Cant wait to try it with prime rib.
Great video.
Made this sauce this evening with my partner - we had it with steak after being inspired by this video and it was delicious!! Having your video as guidance really helped as we had never made this sauce before - thank you for explaining it so well 😊
Aah that’s so good to hear Josie! I’m glad you liked it 😃 Steak is my favourite thing to have it on 👌🏼 My absolute pleasure mate. Happy cooking!
@chefaaronmiddleton can this be prepared beforehand and re heated?
great video. Thanks so much.
Love these lessons 👍
Glad you like them!
I’ve loved peppercorn sauce since the 70s. But hardly had it all these years. So I’m going to try this recipe!!n🥰🥰
great vid great sauce. looks amazing
I really like your videos you deserve more subscribers!! Im sure your channel will blow up. Im making this recipe every weak it's the best I've ever had🤤
Very kind words, thank you Charlotte! 🙏🏼 Glad you like it 😃
Amazing
Great video, i like the technical tips. Ie dry emulsion
Thanks Dan! 🙏🏼 glad you enjoyed it mate.
This guy is nice with it.
Made this last week and I'm making it again this week,really nice!
Very nice sir
Well done
Cool video, chef can anything be substituted in for the cream? Only finding this video now, great work.
Great video, very knowledgeable and well expressed
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you very much 🙏🏼
OK, tried it and "BAM" it's good. went over our pork chops very well. I like his methods. and yes Mis en plass.
🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 Happy Cooking buddy!
Can’t wait to try this at the weekend! 😍
😘😘😘
Just had this and it was bloody good, it was also my first flambé.
The only issue was that reducing it took a lot more time than I thought... more than 20 mins in my case
Nice! I’m glad you enjoy it mate 🙏🏼 it’s a stunner on a steak
@@chefaaronmiddletonI expected you to reduce the sauce after adding the stock first and add the cream after the sauce is already reduced ….
Thx you for ur video. I've heard the type of beef stock u put into the sauce is very important. Can u pls give us a tip of what stock to buy perhaps on Amazon? Thanks.
Awesome
Hey arron how much stock and cream pls
Looks great, could do with a list of the ingredients though
Can you batch cook this to freeze?
Can I buy the beef stock ?
Yup! I’m an avid viewer of your channel! I’m learning so much from your great videos with very helpful hints and tips! 🙏🔥😋
Thank you Ros! Glad you’re finding them helpful 😃🙏🏼
Chef Aron, is there a workaround if I don’t have beef stock at hand? Stock cubes maybe?
you’re going to lack the natural umami and gelatine that comes from a good/homemade beef stock so you may have to thicken it with a slurry.
100%! I would stay away from cubes as they get very salty when they’re reduced but knorr do some great stock “pots” (they’re like jelly) .. and I’d highly recommend those as an alternative. These days the supermarkets do some great ready made stocks, as do a lot of local butchers so ever is the best option for you.
Hope that helps! Happy cooking x
How long can this be stored for?
Up to 3 days in the fridge but you can always freeze it too 💪🏼
We don't have alcohol...what is the other substitute
I will try this recipe this weekend after todays disaster, i made peppercorn sauce with similar ingredients to you, but my sauce separated and had to throw it out :(...subscribed.
Welcome! Hope this recipe works for you mate. Happy cooking 👌🏼
Can i replace the beef stock with chicken stock instead?
what alcohol at the end chef?
brandy, the same one you add in early on.
Hello chef, it's a great video, I would like to know if is this like Colman pepper sauce.
Can we use veg stock instead of beef, as I am not a meat eater
you're still rocking
Can we use selary
For sure!
Swap the Brandy for white wine and Worcester sauce, much better flavour imo!
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does he mean milliliters and not grams in the recipe
Hey Scott, no I mean grams per the recipe mate 💪🏼
In terms of volume, 1g water = 1ml water.
It’s not an exact science as density can differ depending on the liquid, but in professional kitchens, it’s common practice to weigh all liquids, just as you would your dry ingredients as this is more accurate than eyeballing a ml mark on a jug for example. This in turn ensures consistency so restaurants can guarantee the same outcome (and standard) every time they make a recipe.
I do the same for my recipes to ensure it works every time for viewers at home.
Hope this helps mate, happy cooking! 💪🏼
I need to see you cook a steak!
I’ve got a full steak series on my channel! 😃
Gang rapping while cooking
I made your sauce and I can add that if you cook as well as you speak, the result would be much better.
Very informative but would you mind telling us that again with your hands in your pockets please?
Might make the cutting, crushing and stirring a tad challenging 🤔
Rude
I was thinking the same thing, a tad over excited.
Nah it’s called having character and being passionate about doing the thing you love. Which is rare in people these days…. Keep doing what you’re doing Arron!
So instead of being polite and thanking him you choose to be rude about it.
I’m dizzy
Im pretty certain. Brothers and sisters shouldn't go together 😅
Surely you don’t put onions into the pan with the garlic. Onions take minutes to be cooked garlic seconds. Otherwise looks good
PRea mult vorbesti
Pepper Sauce isn't a condiment .
Can’t wait to hear him drop some Wicked Rhymes on his next album! Yo Yo!🎤
He has a big jaw, for sure. And if he keps swinging his arms, they will soon fall off. But the sauce, it is spot on, delicius.