Hi Chef, my wife and I are 84 years old. We have been married 66 years now and our day would not be complete without watching you and finding new recipes from you for us to try and prepare. My wife has always been a fabulous cook over the decades of our marriage. We now tune into you for your new content. We both enjoy you so much. Your entertainment is amazing.
@@tnbrfllermaybe he cleans up, sets the table, does work outside that she doesnt do etc. They have been married for 66 years because they aren’t so sensitive or listen to morons
A little tip >>>> if the vegetable grows underground in the dark then cook in cold water with a lid on....if the vegetable grows above ground in the sunlight then cook in hot water without a lid ...the best chef in the world told me this ! Thanks Dad❤
Chef JP, although you’re at an age where you can be my grandfather, i think we can hang out just fine from the antics that you have in your kitchen. Be forever young at heart!
Chef, I would like to tell you that I am so very grateful for your videos ! I am in a hospital right now, recovering from surgery, and let me tell you, I was delighted to see the notification for this video as you never fail to bring a smile on my face ! I have been feeling increasingly anxious during the few days leading up to surgery, but your genuine love for cooking and teaching, your enthusiasm, your humility, you sense of humor and your kind heart have been of great help in dealing with stress and keeping a smile on my face this past few days ! You are a fantastic teacher, and your advice is as good for my cooking skills as it is for my mental well-being From the bottom of my heart, you have my deepest gratitude for how generous you are in sharing all of this ! Deepest thanks from a fellow franco-italian !
Chef. This is why I love your channel. Everyone spills something, drops something or doesn't measure. You don't sanitize it. You keep it real. And I truly appreciate that. You make it fun
No, No, JP is very sanitary...He makes a SS pan of hot water, dish soap, and bleach to make a sanitary work surface. He puts his hands into it often and always wipes up his wooden chopping block sanitizing it continually.😊
Parents in particular need to handle stuff this way. We had to help my mom in the kitchen growing up but she yelled and screamed at us if we dared spill anything on her precious (carpet) kitchen floor. As an adult now that crap still lingers. Even though my own kitchen floor is tile I still recoil every time a green onion slice rolls away from me onto the ground, or other similar mishaps. Fortunately I still enjoy cooking, but I often think I'm less efficient because I'm still paranoid about setting mom off by dropping something on the floor. She would have completely lost it if one of us had spilled oil like JP did. You're never getting oil stains out of carpet.
I love this guy. Way back in the early '70s, a guy I shared an apartment with and I, when we were down to our last few dollars went and bought a 100 lb sack of spuds and lived on them for weeks. Boiled mostly but also baked and fried. I loved potatoes then, and I still love 'em today. Thank you to Chef and Jack for providing these videos. We love you guys.
I concocted a dish like this about 10 years ago. Cooking for a crowd, we used 15lbs of little potatoes, rinsed them and then coated them with olive oil, sea salt and garlic.I put them in 5lb portions on 3 separate cookie trays and roasted them at about 350F in one oven. They tasted like candy. Thanks for sharing your recipe!
Ive been making potatoes like this for years. My son, and my wife ask for them all the time. Now i have a new way to cook them and an amazing dipping sauce!!! I so absolutely love this!! Thank you chef and jack!!
You are officially my favorite Chef on the internet! Brilliant cooking, simple to understand and you never fail to give me a good chuckle! You are hilarious I find the other Chefs so boring now!
Chef, it's like watching myself in the kitchen. I'm by no means at your level of culinary expertise, but when you first knocked the olive oil bottle over, I thought Mini's in the kitchen. The second time, yep, I'm there for sure! ❤ Love to you, Chef, you make my day. I wish I didn't work so I could watch like I used to, when you first posted!! This job is getting in the way 😊
Im making this recipe this evening, along with a very nice T-bone that a got from my neighbor who is a rancher. I planted a small herb garden about a month ago and all of the herbs for tonight are out of my herb garden! It's awesome to just step outside, cut the fresh herbs and then use them within a few minutes. The egg yolk came from an egg from my next door neighbors chickens. Even though I am in the middle of nowhere Nebraska we have a specialty shop that has amazing olive oil and that all I use. I did buy the Dijon mustard and potatoes from the grocery store. I have an outlet for potato's but they are not yet ready this season. Happy, Happy, Happy.
Dear Chef Jean-Pierre - you easy potatoes come at the right moment! I have a busy day tomorrow and was turning in my head what to cook. That's going to be it. Prepare the potatoes tonight, transfer the fillet from the freezer to the fridge and tomorrow it's a thing of 10 min ... and my hubby is going to love his lunch 😊! Thanks a lot for a great idea and take care ... don't have things keel over too much! Bisous as always, Eleonora
Chef JP...the only chef that can spill the oil and recover as if it was part of the technique! You bring a smile to not only my face but, but as you can see....everyone else's Thanksyou
We love you Chef!!!! You make me wanna cook EVERYTHING!!! And I do…. My Mother was an excellent cook and she taught me a lot…BUT YOU teach me so much and I love your channel!!!! Respectfully THE ROCK N ROLL KITCHEN, Metairie, La
Chef Jean-Pierre, that moment you realize that you don't need any other cooking channels on YT. I've learned so much from you on cooking in few days than I learned in 40 years. The positive vibe and jokes are a big plus.
Chef! I bough a mandolin and made the perfect Dauphinoise yesterday!! I ate every bite.... 😅 4 potatoes.. Im gonna make it again today, soon as I get those little potatoes again, Ill be making this one too! Thank you Sir!
Chef JP: You're tugging at my heart strings buddy. I have a 75 year love affair with potatoes, especially these potatoes. We make something similar and call them Italian Roasted Potatoes. A potato in ANY form is my favorite food.:~))) I use Rosemary and a few other herbs, but the basics are identical. Thank you. God bless: Chef David
Some of the best recipes are when you let the main ingredient shine like this! Something as simple and basic as a potato can have so much depth of flavor if you treat it right. Amazing!
Me too! And I bake up a roux that's precooked for my dishes that need gravy or another thick sauce. The clarified butter tastes much better to me than an olive oil / butter mix.
First time watching, Chef! Thanks for making me smile! Why people don’t want to cook them in the oven: our weather is HOT now, and we don’t want to have to turn on an appliance that would add even more heat to our houses! I grow basil and rosemary, which i look forward to clipping and adding to the oil mixture in this recipe! TY!
So easy a child could fix it! It was my very first contribution to a dinner. We had found a bag of reds growing under our kitchen sink in a dark corner, so my mom had me pick off all the babies and create, what she called, Parsley Buttered Potatoes. It’s still a favorite to this day, 50 years later.
I look forward to watching these videos, not only do I learn great tips and skills, I also get the biggest laughs ( at Chef's expense) that carries with me the entire day, making Mondays something to look forward to. Real life cooking for sure. Don't ever change Chef. 👨🍳
I've been making a version of these potatoes for years. But today, I have learned a bit more about good techniques that will improve my version! Thank you, Chef JP ! ❤ Another home run! 😊
I like when he always says to make it how ever you like. I roast mine a bit longer, but like he says, use as much or as little as you like. I also just subscribed the other day when I saw the "Best of 2021" video. And since his video's show up more now, I clicked on the one for I think the "Sunday morning breakfast", after I sat down to enjoy my dinner with that video. Turned out, I made the exact same thing in that video, except instead of using chicken sausage, I made mine with sweet Italian sausage, and also added La Costena green salsa tomatillo sauce with sour cream to drip over the potatoes. It was delicious!!
Thats a great technique for seasoning the potatos (tossing them in the oil with herbs and spices). Looks a lot easier than the way I use to do it. Thank you very much for sharing it master - as usual you are an inspiration. I learn a lot from watching you perform your craft (or art if you prefer). How long is it safe to store a mayonnaise made like that? It looks hard to make less than I can eat in one setting. I think dishes using raw egg should be eaten fresh and I dont like using pastureized yolks. I do note that its simpler to just boil the new potatos and serve them with a little salt, butter and perhaps a little chopped parsley - I do that and I find that good new potatos dont need more to be a treat.
You make me laugh out loud!!! You are so much fun to watch and learn from. Love these potatoes. I’ve cooked them many times but not with all the herbs you used. Looks amazing.
Making some broiled fish this Wed., I'll have to make this potato recipe to go with! Thanks Chef JP, you've got me excited to cook again! Love ya Chef!
Yesterday I made your mustard chicken for my family. They raved about it. Another of your simple never-fail recipes. Today’s recipe will be amazing with fresh new potatoes. Hugs and kisses for the chef ❤
You’re the best chef ever!! I tried roasting those potatoes in the oven raw and they took forever and turned out bad! Who knew to poach them first? Thank you JP! ❤
Chef JP, great channel and episode as always. It is good to see that you are mortal like the rest of us and spill stuff all over your counter. I may have done that once or twice myself... We love you. Keep up the great work!
I do almost this exact same recipe with potato wedges. Lovely. Glad to see Chef JP so happy , its hard making mayo. one handed, well done. I use a Bamix so much easier and no splitting.
I bring the water, just to the boil, then quickly drain. Toss in salt, pepper and granulated garlic. Place in oven at 425 until brown and crispy. Crunchy on the outside and fluffy center. Slice lemon. Add lemon slices to a bowl with EV olive oil and dried ground rosemary. Toss with potatoes and serve.
You're a great teacher, Chef; plus you're so much fun to watch. The best show on the internet. I no longer watch the cooking channel. Too many competition shows. You top any culinary shows today!
I’ve learned so much from you! When I follow your advice, my fiancé always said it’s the best meal I’ve ever made. Technique is everything! And I love a person who can poke fun of themselves #TeamOnyo !
Thanks chef! Your videos always come with great practical tips. Like the folded, wet kitchen cloth underneath the bowl you’re mixing in, how to make sure your potatoes are all coated in the oil mixture, how to boil potatoes properly… Oh and I like the way you insisted on showing us how to upend an open olive oil bottle and spill its contents on the kitchen top 😂. Such an easy recipe. You don’t even have to peel the potatoes (nouvelle potatoes have a really thin skin actually).
When I hear "well hello my friends" it really makes me feel we are all watching and learning together this amazing Chef . the best chef . Like sitting in a classroom ;-) I really need to make these potatoes
I make roasted red baby taters often. I season with garlic and rosemary. These are probably way better lol. Btw. I now use a ricer for my mashed taters and the difference is drastic. They are so creamy now that the only reason to add butter and creamy is flavor lol. Its not necessary to make them mash up. The kicker is, it is so much EASIER. I can put them through a ricer with perfect results everytime in less than 1/4 of the time it took with a masher. Watching your videos have not only made me an even better cook but has also saved me time and pain. My hands and wrists dont work as good as they did when I was younger lol. Thank you for all you teach us!
Chef, thank you for all you do. I am using your cookbook everyday and I am convinced that you have shown me how to cook and how to eat. All my best, Edward
7:20 Thank you for leaving that in. I always get nervous about making mistakes in the kitchen, and that takes away from how much I genuinely love to cook. So, thanks for the reminder that everyone makes mistakes, and it's okay. I needed that.
I love your videos and recipes! Thank you for including your less than perfect moments as well. You help the rest of us to see that you don't have to be perfect to cook delicious food.
Love you chef bring a smile and a giggle to me every time i watch.you also have me wanting to tell others when they zest fruit they are doing it wrong.😂i am growing alot of fresh herbs this year and you have taught me all kinds of ways to use them.thank you so much from an old southern girl.❤
Hi Chef, my wife and I are 84 years old. We have been married 66 years now and our day would not be complete without watching you and finding new recipes from you for us to try and prepare. My wife has always been a fabulous cook over the decades of our marriage. We now tune into you for your new content. We both enjoy you so much. Your entertainment is amazing.
I am.70 samething. JP makes me laugh 😅
Amazing to find a soulmate and have the fortitude to stay together well done >
@@marksmith8184 he said "my wife has always been a fabulous cook" doesn't sound like a marriage to me....
@@tnbrfllermaybe he cleans up, sets the table, does work outside that she doesnt do etc. They have been married for 66 years because they aren’t so sensitive or listen to morons
@@tnbrfllerare you joking??
Chef JP is the real deal. Nothing rehearsed. He forgets and just goes on. Lol. Love it. He proves that simple is the best.
Who doesn’t love a happy French chef?
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I know i do
Yes, it’s so infectious it makes my day!
I can answer that one!!!
Margerine producers!!!!
@@thomasborgsmidt9801 OMG
A little tip >>>> if the vegetable grows underground in the dark then cook in cold water with a lid on....if the vegetable grows above ground in the sunlight then cook in hot water without a lid ...the best chef in the world told me this ! Thanks Dad❤
Cold doesn't cook heat does. You literally cannot cook anything in cold water. You mean start in cold water rather than hot. 👍
😂😂😂😂Chef please don't ever change your personality!!!!! I absolutely love you💖!!!!!
Same here. My sentiment’s exactly
Absolutely, the chef has taught me so much over the past 3 years, I'm just a very grateful student.
Chef, you are the BEST teacher on the internet. I've gotten my whole family watching you now.
?can't buy raw milk? ; but I can make Mayo. More importantly, what about the Egg White? Wonder how long it lasts.😄
2 for one video…….potatoes and aioli!!! Love it!!!
Chef JP, although you’re at an age where you can be my grandfather, i think we can hang out just fine from the antics that you have in your kitchen.
Be forever young at heart!
There is not one of Chef's videos that doesn't make me smile. Some of the best content on RUclips!
Is so good when we have real mentor like Chef Jean Pierre. God bless you Chef. 🤗
Chef, I would like to tell you that I am so very grateful for your videos ! I am in a hospital right now, recovering from surgery, and let me tell you, I was delighted to see the notification for this video as you never fail to bring a smile on my face ! I have been feeling increasingly anxious during the few days leading up to surgery, but your genuine love for cooking and teaching, your enthusiasm, your humility, you sense of humor and your kind heart have been of great help in dealing with stress and keeping a smile on my face this past few days !
You are a fantastic teacher, and your advice is as good for my cooking skills as it is for my mental well-being
From the bottom of my heart, you have my deepest gratitude for how generous you are in sharing all of this !
Deepest thanks from a fellow franco-italian !
Feel better soooooon! 🙏❤️
Chef. This is why I love your channel. Everyone spills something, drops something or doesn't measure. You don't sanitize it. You keep it real. And I truly appreciate that. You make it fun
No, No, JP is very sanitary...He makes a SS pan of hot water, dish soap, and bleach to make a sanitary work surface. He puts his hands into it often and always wipes up his wooden chopping block sanitizing it continually.😊
Love learning the basics, like starting with cold water instead of hot - and why. Chef Jean-Pierre is a superb teacher❣️
The greatest cooking channel on RUclips.
Thank you for showing how to not get mad or feel bad for dropping things! Makes me feel better knowing I am not alone! You are my hero!
Parents in particular need to handle stuff this way. We had to help my mom in the kitchen growing up but she yelled and screamed at us if we dared spill anything on her precious (carpet) kitchen floor. As an adult now that crap still lingers. Even though my own kitchen floor is tile I still recoil every time a green onion slice rolls away from me onto the ground, or other similar mishaps. Fortunately I still enjoy cooking, but I often think I'm less efficient because I'm still paranoid about setting mom off by dropping something on the floor.
She would have completely lost it if one of us had spilled oil like JP did. You're never getting oil stains out of carpet.
Oh my God you crack me up! I love how you don't edit your little mishaps out LOL!
When that potato went flying off I didn’t think he would put it back in the bowl lol
@@robg1151 haha yeah he just casually dug into the stove
@@robg1151 if that bothered you i'd suggest not eating at a restaurant that always happens & a lot of times from the floor
I love this guy. Way back in the early '70s, a guy I shared an apartment with and I, when we were down to our last few dollars went and bought a 100 lb sack of spuds and lived on them for weeks. Boiled mostly but also baked and fried. I loved potatoes then, and I still love 'em today. Thank you to Chef and Jack for providing these videos. We love you guys.
Potatoes are life savers- literally. They saved millions of lives.
My brother gave me and my wife a bag of potatoes that were outstanding.
Thanks Pete
I love it when you say my friends I feel so welcome on your channel .
sometimes, ill watch this guy cook and it keeps me in a peaceful mindset. thanks chef
🙏🙏🙏❤️
These videos do have a soothing calming effect yeah. And you learn at the same time.
I concocted a dish like this about 10 years ago. Cooking for a crowd, we used 15lbs of little potatoes, rinsed them and then coated them with olive oil, sea salt and garlic.I put them in 5lb portions on 3 separate cookie trays and roasted them at about 350F in one oven. They tasted like candy. Thanks for sharing your recipe!
Potatoes are the undisputed champion of starchy sides. So versatile and always so delicious!
Chef JP knocking over that bottle was about the coolest thing on the Interwebs this year. Jack must have been on the floor giggling.....
Ive been making potatoes like this for years. My son, and my wife ask for them all the time. Now i have a new way to cook them and an amazing dipping sauce!!! I so absolutely love this!! Thank you chef and jack!!
Dear Lord I love Chef Jean Pierre. If I get stressed in the kitchen, I think of my favorite Chef and smile and keep going!
You are officially my favorite Chef on the internet! Brilliant cooking, simple to understand and you never fail to give me a good chuckle! You are hilarious I find the other Chefs so boring now!
Dear Chef Pierre,
So simple yet so delicious, Irishmen encompassing the 4 corners of the globe are singing your name thank you, chef
Gotta say, this has definitely become my favorite channel.
Thank you for sustaining us descended Irish who are potato lovers. I've successfully made many of your potato dishes. Looking forward to the rest!
Not only are his recipes absolutely delicious, but he will also crack you up when teaching you them. Chef Jean-Pierre is a national treasure.
Chef, it's like watching myself in the kitchen. I'm by no means at your level of culinary expertise, but when you first knocked the olive oil bottle over, I thought Mini's in the kitchen. The second time, yep, I'm there for sure! ❤ Love to you, Chef, you make my day. I wish I didn't work so I could watch like I used to, when you first posted!! This job is getting in the way 😊
Im making this recipe this evening, along with a very nice T-bone that a got from my neighbor who is a rancher. I planted a small herb garden about a month ago and all of the herbs for tonight are out of my herb garden! It's awesome to just step outside, cut the fresh herbs and then use them within a few minutes. The egg yolk came from an egg from my next door neighbors chickens. Even though I am in the middle of nowhere Nebraska we have a specialty shop that has amazing olive oil and that all I use. I did buy the Dijon mustard and potatoes from the grocery store. I have an outlet for potato's but they are not yet ready this season. Happy, Happy, Happy.
Dear Chef Jean-Pierre - you easy potatoes come at the right moment! I have a busy day tomorrow and was turning in my head what to cook. That's going to be it. Prepare the potatoes tonight, transfer the fillet from the freezer to the fridge and tomorrow it's a thing of 10 min ... and my hubby is going to love his lunch 😊! Thanks a lot for a great idea and take care ... don't have things keel over too much! Bisous as always, Eleonora
Chef JP...the only chef that can spill the oil and recover as if it was part of the technique! You bring a smile to not only my face but, but as you can see....everyone else's Thanksyou
We love you Chef!!!!
You make me wanna cook EVERYTHING!!!
And I do….
My Mother was an excellent cook and she taught me a lot…BUT YOU teach me so much and I love your channel!!!!
Respectfully
THE ROCK N ROLL KITCHEN, Metairie, La
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Chef Jean-Pierre, that moment you realize that you don't need any other cooking channels on YT. I've learned so much from you on cooking in few days than I learned in 40 years. The positive vibe and jokes are a big plus.
🙏🙏🙏❤️
Chef! I bough a mandolin and made the perfect Dauphinoise yesterday!! I ate every bite.... 😅 4 potatoes.. Im gonna make it again today, soon as I get those little potatoes again, Ill be making this one too! Thank you Sir!
Chef JP:
You're tugging at my heart strings buddy. I have a 75 year love affair with potatoes, especially these potatoes.
We make something similar and call them Italian Roasted Potatoes. A potato in ANY form is my favorite food.:~)))
I use Rosemary and a few other herbs, but the basics are identical.
Thank you.
God bless:
Chef David
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Some of the best recipes are when you let the main ingredient shine like this! Something as simple and basic as a potato can have so much depth of flavor if you treat it right. Amazing!
Imagine if everyone in the world was this happy and passionate about what they do?
Love you Chef, thank you for gracing us with you.
His love for potatoes mirrors my heart...no matter which way, the potatoe is always my favorite!
Learn so much as I am cooking. Laughter is the best ingredient
Potato Monday's are great, hot potatoes. Delicious!
I get my best laugh of the day with chef Jean Pierre! God bless him! 🙏🏽
Chef channeling Julia == priceless !
I always get annoyed with myself when I spill stuff cooking - but to see that the pros spill stuff too? This is cathartic (and yummy)
Roasted potatoes have their own magic about them - Cheers Chef JP!
Love them new red potatoes !
Great in a crawfish boil, too...
Chef Jean Pierre really is the most wholesome, lovely cooking show chef out there.
Upvote purely because JP never stopped stirring even as he fumbled the oil bottle haha. A true professional!
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My daughter hates potatoes but these...she asked for seconds. They are fantastic. Merci beaucoup!
I've been making my own butter and clarified butter since watching this channel.❤
Me too! And I bake up a roux that's precooked for my dishes that need gravy or another thick sauce. The clarified butter tastes much better to me than an olive oil / butter mix.
First time watching, Chef! Thanks for making me smile! Why people don’t want to cook them in the oven: our weather is HOT now, and we don’t want to have to turn on an appliance that would add even more heat to our houses! I grow basil and rosemary, which i look forward to clipping and adding to the oil mixture in this recipe! TY!
Jack!!! Thank you for that little bit at the end it’s so cute to see him chatting with you 🫶
You can sling the oil all over your kitchen..you are awesome makes me happy watch you. And ty to Mr. Producer
Okay, Chef imitating Julia Child is the coolest thing I've seen in a long time. Chef you are number one. We love you!!!
He doesn’t imatate. Her..
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@@curtanderson4145 rewatch the video. 🥴
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So easy a child could fix it! It was my very first contribution to a dinner. We had found a bag of reds growing under our kitchen sink in a dark corner, so my mom had me pick off all the babies and create, what she called, Parsley Buttered Potatoes. It’s still a favorite to this day, 50 years later.
Chef, you lift me up and make me feel better every time I watch!!! 😍
🙏❤️
I look forward to watching these videos, not only do I learn great tips and skills, I also get the biggest laughs ( at Chef's expense) that carries with me the entire day, making Mondays something to look forward to. Real life cooking for sure. Don't ever change Chef. 👨🍳
Glad you like them! 👍😊
Youre so real for keepin all that in. Too funny, perfect Julia Child impression too
I've been making a version of these potatoes for years. But today, I have learned a bit more about good techniques that will improve my version! Thank you, Chef JP ! ❤ Another home run! 😊
Simplicity at it's best!!! The aioli gives it that "je ne sais quoi" and kicks it up that extra notch. Easy and delicious. Thank you chef!!!
I like when he always says to make it how ever you like. I roast mine a bit longer, but like he says, use as much or as little as you like. I also just subscribed the other day when I saw the "Best of 2021" video. And since his video's show up more now, I clicked on the one for I think the "Sunday morning breakfast", after I sat down to enjoy my dinner with that video. Turned out, I made the exact same thing in that video, except instead of using chicken sausage, I made mine with sweet Italian sausage, and also added La Costena green salsa tomatillo sauce with sour cream to drip over the potatoes. It was delicious!!
Thats a great technique for seasoning the potatos (tossing them in the oil with herbs and spices). Looks a lot easier than the way I use to do it. Thank you very much for sharing it master - as usual you are an inspiration. I learn a lot from watching you perform your craft (or art if you prefer).
How long is it safe to store a mayonnaise made like that? It looks hard to make less than I can eat in one setting. I think dishes using raw egg should be eaten fresh and I dont like using pastureized yolks.
I do note that its simpler to just boil the new potatos and serve them with a little salt, butter and perhaps a little chopped parsley - I do that and I find that good new potatos dont need more to be a treat.
You make me laugh out loud!!! You are so much fun to watch and learn from. Love these potatoes. I’ve cooked them many times but not with all the herbs you used. Looks amazing.
He is the BEST in this world! I love him.
Making some broiled fish this Wed., I'll have to make this potato recipe to go with!
Thanks Chef JP, you've got me excited to cook again! Love ya Chef!
Yesterday I made your mustard chicken for my family. They raved about it. Another of your simple never-fail recipes. Today’s recipe will be amazing with fresh new potatoes. Hugs and kisses for the chef ❤
You’re the best chef ever!! I tried roasting those potatoes in the oven raw and they took forever and turned out bad! Who knew to poach them first? Thank you JP! ❤
When I hear ....well hello there friends, I know it's going to be a good day!!!
For me it was.
My dog was just ran over by the car
A long cook explanation recipe! 😢
Chef JP, great channel and episode as always. It is good to see that you are mortal like the rest of us and spill stuff all over your counter. I may have done that once or twice myself... We love you. Keep up the great work!
These are my favorite potatoes as well, Chef; only I love to mix Kentucky Wonder/Italian Style green-beans in with them... and butter 🤌 😋
Chef, you are the a pure joy to watch! I have a garden with delicious new potatoes coming to harvest, I'll be making these very soon! Thank you!
Duckfat, dash Truffle oil, fresh Rosemary and dash Red Pepper bake. Finish with Fleur de Sel. Keep up the great character.
I do almost this exact same recipe with potato wedges. Lovely. Glad to see Chef JP so happy , its hard making mayo. one handed, well done. I use a Bamix so much easier and no splitting.
Looks really good and it goes with a non ending things
"if you got it! you got it! if you don't got it! Don't go out there looking for it!" That's got to be the slogan for 2024!!!
I bring the water, just to the boil, then quickly drain. Toss in salt, pepper and granulated garlic. Place in oven at 425 until brown and crispy. Crunchy on the outside and fluffy center. Slice lemon. Add lemon slices to a bowl with EV olive oil and dried ground rosemary. Toss with potatoes and serve.
You're a great teacher, Chef; plus you're so much fun to watch. The best show on the internet. I no longer watch the cooking channel. Too many competition shows. You top any culinary shows today!
Love it. I use the red potato for making 'REAL German potato salad'. LOL Makes a difference.
I’ve learned so much from you! When I follow your advice, my fiancé always said it’s the best meal I’ve ever made. Technique is everything! And I love a person who can poke fun of themselves #TeamOnyo !
Merci Chef Jean-Pierre, vous êtes tellement authentique.
On adore !
À bientôt.
Thanks chef! Your videos always come with great practical tips. Like the folded, wet kitchen cloth underneath the bowl you’re mixing in, how to make sure your potatoes are all coated in the oil mixture, how to boil potatoes properly… Oh and I like the way you insisted on showing us how to upend an open olive oil bottle and spill its contents on the kitchen top 😂.
Such an easy recipe. You don’t even have to peel the potatoes (nouvelle potatoes have a really thin skin actually).
I loved it when you spill the oil. Very enjoyable video. Thank You.
When I hear "well hello my friends" it really makes me feel we are all watching and learning together this amazing Chef . the best chef . Like sitting in a classroom ;-) I really need to make these potatoes
I make roasted red baby taters often. I season with garlic and rosemary. These are probably way better lol. Btw. I now use a ricer for my mashed taters and the difference is drastic. They are so creamy now that the only reason to add butter and creamy is flavor lol. Its not necessary to make them mash up. The kicker is, it is so much EASIER. I can put them through a ricer with perfect results everytime in less than 1/4 of the time it took with a masher. Watching your videos have not only made me an even better cook but has also saved me time and pain. My hands and wrists dont work as good as they did when I was younger lol. Thank you for all you teach us!
Chef, thank you for all you do. I am using your cookbook everyday and I am convinced that you have shown me how to cook and how to eat. All my best, Edward
You're the best chef around. I love your videos.
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Great! It's 4:30 am and I'm down a Chef Jean Pierre rabbit hole craving potatoes! 😯
7:20 Thank you for leaving that in. I always get nervous about making mistakes in the kitchen, and that takes away from how much I genuinely love to cook.
So, thanks for the reminder that everyone makes mistakes, and it's okay. I needed that.
I love this energy. I‘m Team Onyo ❤
I love your videos and recipes! Thank you for including your less than perfect moments as well. You help the rest of us to see that you don't have to be perfect to cook delicious food.
This came just in time. I'm harvesting my potato garden next week.
My favorite and best chef ❤
Wow, gorgeous!
I love how you showed the bit where you spilled the oil. I like your sense of humour. :)
Chefs are brilliant. This craft is very important to Us.
When the Chef tells you to “put a little bit of the parsley that you dropped over there” … thats a Chef we all connect with!
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Love how you keep it real, who doesn't have a oopsie while cooking ❤❤
Love, love, love this happy French-American extraordinary chef!!!! ❤
Love you chef bring a smile and a giggle to me every time i watch.you also have me wanting to tell others when they zest fruit they are doing it wrong.😂i am growing alot of fresh herbs this year and you have taught me all kinds of ways to use them.thank you so much from an old southern girl.❤
"You can make 'em in advance!"
I'm sensing a pattern with Chef's recipes!