Classic French Châteaubriand Recipe for Two

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  • Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 33

  • @getit9066
    @getit9066 2 года назад +6

    This channel is one of the few things left in entertainment (infotainment?) that makes me smile anymore. Chef Billy is a treasure.

  • @Judyag1
    @Judyag1 2 года назад +2

    Your face at the end of the video said it all!! Perfection!

  • @jenjoy3215
    @jenjoy3215 2 года назад +2

    Utterly amazed every time that you only take one bite and then vanish without plate in hand. Will power!

  • @veethomson6179
    @veethomson6179 2 года назад +1

    OMG - THANK you ... (only 1 min 39 in) for doing that with the beef ... I had totally forgotten how my Grandad showed me how to do that! It's been bothering me for YEARS and he's not here anymore to ask. THANK YOU, thank you, THANK you!!!!

  • @pierre6625
    @pierre6625 2 года назад +2

    Hello Chef Parisi, great video a must-try recipe, thank you for sharing. Love your Wolf Cooktop. Best regards.

  • @antonio4660
    @antonio4660 2 года назад +3

    So awesome Billy, bravo. I’m a home cook and totally agree with your philosophy on the fundamentals of cooking. Thanks for furthering my at home cooking knowledge!!

  • @marymarks7046
    @marymarks7046 2 года назад +2

    My mouth is watering. Perfect classic dinner for two. Love it! Thanks for making it look effortless quick and easy. I don't like going out on Valentines Day. I'd be preparing this while enjoying a Martini!

  • @looper451
    @looper451 2 года назад +1

    Absolutely making this on valentine’s

  • @ThanhTran-zd4od
    @ThanhTran-zd4od 2 года назад +1

    Wow! This is amazing! My granddaughter is really loving this dish. Her favorite dish of beef. Thank you so much! I appreciated you and your recipe! 👍💕👍💕

  • @Holmer188
    @Holmer188 2 года назад +1

    It doesn’t have to be a holiday for me to cook this dish. I usually use little golden potatoes. Thanks for all the teaching skills. Thanks for sharing.

  • @texargent1
    @texargent1 2 года назад +1

    Good video, really like your style. Just so you know however, the center cut is the Chatea here in the US. Classically in France the Chateau comes from the head end of the Loin. jacques pepin has a video where he goes over this. Just want you to be perfect haha.

  • @OfficeAutomatedcom
    @OfficeAutomatedcom 2 года назад +1

    Hi Billy. Loved this video. I watch all of your videos and cook your recipes more than any other chef/youtuber.
    What I liked about this video even more than others is the 'meal' aspect. It wasn't one thing. You brought together the concept of 'timing' and 'combining flavor profiles' along with a great preparation of the protein.
    I feel like chef's have a unique understanding of flavor profiles such as in the book 'The Flavor Bible' and I would totally look forward to your take on meals kind of like how you did here. Combining a great side with a sauce and the protein.
    Looking forward to what you come up with. :)

  • @williamshreeve3195
    @williamshreeve3195 2 года назад

    Great meal...thank you for teaching us.

  • @lilithsmith1290
    @lilithsmith1290 2 года назад

    That is Amazing! The only things is for such perfection we need you!

  • @richardkeller6940
    @richardkeller6940 2 года назад

    Nice dish and you have one clean kitchen !

  • @painterpainting7056
    @painterpainting7056 2 года назад

    Thank you Chef

  • @ceriedwards991
    @ceriedwards991 2 года назад

    Looks delicious. Only pronlem I see is having to go to McD's because I'm still hungry

  • @mehralvipromos
    @mehralvipromos 2 года назад

    Amazing

  • @TheCrewLounge74
    @TheCrewLounge74 2 года назад +1

    Billy, thoughts on using sous vide for the tenderloin?

  • @RFGSwiss
    @RFGSwiss Год назад

    i would recommend making the sauce last. its raw egg at around 30..40°C. would not let this sit for long bcs of potential salmonella.

    • @ChefBillyParisi
      @ChefBillyParisi  Год назад

      That’s not true. All American eggs from the grocery store are pasteurized to some extent killing any salmonella.

    • @RFGSwiss
      @RFGSwiss Год назад

      @@ChefBillyParisi im not from america and didnt know about this practice overseas. thanks!

  • @mohammed.kitchen465
    @mohammed.kitchen465 2 года назад

    😎👌🌹

  • @jimslaughter4579
    @jimslaughter4579 Год назад

    Please show this video to the famous Bern's Steakhouse in Tampa. They do NOT KNOW HOW TO PROPERLY PREPARE or SERVE this dish! They just bring you a chunk of meat, not sliced and no Bearnaise sauce!!!

  • @amerasiann4645
    @amerasiann4645 2 года назад

    Would you stop wasting food! It hurts me to watch those precious potatoes being slaughtered!

  • @JuanCardenas-ov3le
    @JuanCardenas-ov3le 2 года назад

    What about that silver skin?

    • @franksantos3418
      @franksantos3418 2 года назад +1

      If you know what silver skin is, then you should know that it has to be removed. Please refrain from asking stupid questions.

    • @franksantos3418
      @franksantos3418 2 года назад

      @@HeyitsDee
      Easy to say that at masked first through fifth graders who can’t understand you because they are way behind in reading and math skills because of your teachers unions.
      But the issue is silver skin. Which he clearly knows the info because he is probably in the food industry as I am. He saw the CC 190A used by Chef Billy that equals skin and strap off. So why even ask what about the silver skin? Unless he is one of your former students who didn’t get to learn anything for two years because you taught via zoom.
      Here endeth the lesson.

    • @franksantos3418
      @franksantos3418 2 года назад

      @@HeyitsDee
      Ok boomer…😂