After steaming in half the time, I enjoy covering with some seasoned breadcrumbs and olive oil and roast for about 10 minutes on 425F. It’s an Italian technique that I love. Makes me want to go grab some fennel! Also, I saw an Italian grandma use the fennel leaves in a delicious pasta dish.
Update: I cooked the dish for friends and family and the people who liked fennel, effing loved it. (fennel usually is a mixed bag in Northern Germany - not everybody likes it) I personally can't wait to cook it again. Easy, simple and a taste-bomb so to say. Fresh, slightly acidic and it goes extremely well with grilled steak and pork. Thank you very much for this inspiring recipe.
We are having a garden party today and want to grill some meat. This post came just in time for me to make something special to stand out. Awesome inspiration and recipe as always. I will post the reaction of my guests.
I have been finding some nice fennel at my farmers market also. I have been making pizzas in my cast iron skillet with fennel and Italian sausage. It was delicious 😋
This preparation is called a la Grecque. Leeks, small whole onion, and zucchini can also be the prepared the same way. The grilling isn't usually done, but it does give it a nice appearance and a bit of flavor. The reduced juices are to die for, especially if you braise them with whole garlic cloves.
Bon Jour Stéphane - delicious recipe, I adore fennel. Would you consider posting a recipe for branzino (or similar fish) cooked/grilled with fennel? I am curious about branzino - how it tastes and its texture. I know that you will create a masterpiece!
Thank you Stephane for this receipe. I cooked it last night and loved the gentle flavours in the dish. Also, I used the link to the receipe on your website, and noted that the olive oil was not on the list. 😀
My favourite veg, I eat it raw as I chop it, I love it in beef stew, the fronds and the bulb. Will definitely try this recipe as I did your chicken and garlic a few weeks ago. I'm hungry after watching this.
It would be great to have a video about how to use each of the vegetables. I don't know what to do with some of the more obscure ones, but I'm curious. What is a good preparation for purple cauliflower? Jerusalem artichoke? Celery root?
The hard green tops make excellent soup stock. Once I tried a raw fennel recipe - raw grated fennel (bulb) and sweet frozen bananas. Mash into a pudding. Quite good.
How do you feel about using vermouth instead of normal white wine? I’m asking because I don’t have herbs on hand and think this would probably be a good substitute. I have, however, ruined dishes with vermouth in the past 🙈. Thanks for the recipe. It looks delicious. Could see a dollop of Creme fraiche on the side with a piece of fish or chicken.
Tonight I was invited at a friend’s house. This was one of the dishes she made! I fell in love with it. Going to make it. Thanks for sharing it. 🙏🌷💜👌
Thanks!
In my region, we use the "leaves" of fennel as a bouquet garni when boiling chestnuts. It gives them a fresh touch, super tasty!!!
damn that sounds good
Chef, slow down a bit , more comfortable to listen.
I can almost feel the Mediterranean sun on my skin!
Never mind, a cloudy day in Cardiff will have to suffice....
I was never quite sure how to prepare fennel. Once again you have enlightened me. These exquisite dishes are so inspiring and relatively simple.
i love roasted fennel with garlic, olive oil, parm cheese n a lil s & p.........so good
All the mystery about fennel has been explained. Thank you. I did manage to make fennel in orange juice once. It was great!
After steaming in half the time, I enjoy covering with some seasoned breadcrumbs and olive oil and roast for about 10 minutes on 425F. It’s an Italian technique that I love. Makes me want to go grab some fennel! Also, I saw an Italian grandma use the fennel leaves in a delicious pasta dish.
Thank you for the Italian version!! Molto Benne!!
I’m going to try it your way
I absolutely love fennel. My family doesn’t which used to upset me. But now I just think “more for me!” Thank you for this recipe.
Update:
I cooked the dish for friends and family and the people who liked fennel, effing loved it. (fennel usually is a mixed bag in Northern Germany - not everybody likes it)
I personally can't wait to cook it again. Easy, simple and a taste-bomb so to say. Fresh, slightly acidic and it goes extremely well with grilled steak and pork.
Thank you very much for this inspiring recipe.
I love to use the stalks as a trivet under my roast pork to add some extra flavour to my gravy...
Ive cooked it my whole adult life, but this is truly an amazing way to do it. Bravo!
Fennel never gets bitter slow cooked in butter. Nice video 🙂🌷
A special thank you Chef Stéphane, you have brought interest and excitement to an ingredient I always walk past in the market
We are having a garden party today and want to grill some meat.
This post came just in time for me to make something special to stand out.
Awesome inspiration and recipe as always. I will post the reaction of my guests.
good time to try then 👍👍
Thanks for sharing very good idea
Fennel is my favorite vegetable, and that looks really good. Cheers, Stephane! ✌️
Food for the Gods!! Thank you, Chef!!👨🍳
I love Fennel and this has taught me something in regard to cooking it. Definitely going to try this recipe. Thank you 👍👍
Thanks so much. You are still the best chef ever. We appreciate your efforts and video’s. From Las Vegas.
That was great I would love to see a video of how you would cook artichokes
I have been finding some nice fennel at my farmers market also. I have been making pizzas in my cast iron skillet with fennel and Italian sausage. It was delicious 😋
This preparation is called a la Grecque. Leeks, small whole onion, and zucchini can also be the prepared the same way. The grilling isn't usually done, but it does give it a nice appearance and a bit of flavor. The reduced juices are to die for, especially if you braise them with whole garlic cloves.
Thank you! I have A LOT of leeks, so I'll try it.
Bon Jour Stéphane - delicious recipe, I adore fennel. Would you consider posting a recipe for branzino (or similar fish) cooked/grilled with fennel? I am curious about branzino - how it tastes and its texture. I know that you will create a masterpiece!
Any thing with fish is good I am agree with you
One of my favourite vegetables. I do it in the oven ( once boiled a little)with granted Parmesan an butter. Bit I'll definitely try this too.❤
Wonderful presentation - thank you.
So great for the stomach and it tastes amazing. I love it with roast chicken
Thank you Chef 🧑🍳 your very talented 👏🙏❤️
wow! thanks for the recipe! I will try this recipe tomorrow!
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Can’t wait for grilling season!🇬🇧
Thank you Stephane for this receipe. I cooked it last night and loved the gentle flavours in the dish. Also, I used the link to the receipe on your website, and noted that the olive oil was not on the list. 😀
I love fennel! Thanks for sharing this recipe with us. I also use fresh fennel when I cook
mussels. Wonderful together!
My favourite veg, I eat it raw as I chop it, I love it in beef stew, the fronds and the bulb. Will definitely try this recipe as I did your chicken and garlic a few weeks ago. I'm hungry after watching this.
It would be great to have a video about how to use each of the vegetables. I don't know what to do with some of the more obscure ones, but I'm curious. What is a good preparation for purple cauliflower? Jerusalem artichoke? Celery root?
Excellent! Thank you bc it was kind of a mystery vegetable
Wonderful. Thank you.
Oh man, now I need to go look for fennel at the market. Great recipe!
If enjoy gardening you should try to grow it at home.. Its too easy and you would have great experience
Is there any part of the plant you can plant for a second growth?
That looks gorgeous! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Nice video thank you, one of my favourite vegetables. Love it paired with artichoke in a salad with razor clams.
Nice job Stephan
Love This Guy’s Recipes
The hard green tops make excellent soup stock. Once I tried a raw fennel recipe - raw grated fennel (bulb) and sweet frozen bananas. Mash into a pudding. Quite good.
Elegant and delicious ❣️
This would be lovely with grilled salmon.
Buonissimo, bravo
Wonderful and thanks.
A variant of fennel in China is consumed primarily for its leaves. It's slightly less fiberous and is used in meat fillings etc as a vegetable \spice.
What is the name of the vegetable, please???
I'm not from China but we also put fennel in cured/ dried meats.
Great topic
Nefis bir tarif👏💕💕
Can it be done the same with the chicory? braised the aame way? thank you.
How do you feel about using vermouth instead of normal white wine? I’m asking because I don’t have herbs on hand and think this would probably be a good substitute. I have, however, ruined dishes with vermouth in the past 🙈. Thanks for the recipe. It looks delicious. Could see a dollop of Creme fraiche on the side with a piece of fish or chicken.
You can use the fine "leaves" and put them in browned butter, and use it on potatoes
wow...thanks...!!!
Alternative to coriander seeds??!! Beautiful dish!
Coriander powder... Can find at Indian or asian grocery store... Or just buy online😊
what kind of wine ?
Thank you.
We have done fennel. What about some salmon dish?
Great!
Does this method retain the anise flavor of fennel? I have noticed that any other time I've applied heat to fennel, that flavor fades or disappears.
Is fennel root ok to eat whole bulb at once
Oh, Baby!!!
Is this the same as sweet anise? Looks the same
pour ma part, je laisse secher les tiges de fenouil et je les met dans un poisson entier avant de le griller ou braiser.
what are the quantities ?
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I’ve tried this with leeks instead of fennel
These fennel takes atleast one hour to cook. Fibers take time.
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This is not talking us through, it is rambling
Cannot hear
Why French cooking is so extra?
Lot of work, may as well drink Beer instead
Oh, thanks but you’re taking to much time.
Yeah, lots of bla bla bla. Typically French: maximum talk, minimum demonstration. Why make a video if you're going to blab all the way through?