A bit of a dark horse, but this Caramelized Endive Galette is something I feel like eating constantly! What’s your favorite recipe from the Bread & Savory chapter?
The ethos shared in the opening of the Dessert Person book about food and desserts being morally neutral and moving away from ascribing guilt to delicious things is something I really appreciate. It's a great message.
@@hayleysmith8494 this makes no sense. The insecurity and inability to be compassionate and forgiving towards yourself for the ways you eat and have a body must be speaking for you. This really should’ve stayed in the drafts. You perpetuate and insinuate an extremely unfair and deadly narrative about food and human anatomy by saying thoughtless things like this. It’s okay to be fat, people shouldn’t have to come out and say that they are with so much shame and guilt. I’m not the thinnest but dessert literally saved me from years of suffering from deadly disordered eating patterns, and depression, fear based anxiety, and OCD. It’s actually not just fat people who say these things, it’s healthy and happy and balanced people too. and perhaps to your own surprise, fat people can be healthy and happy and balanced AND FAT. Eat the damn galette and take care of yourself, you’re someone too ❤️ someone who is worthy.
@@hayleysmith8494 i guess you really have fun being a jerk. whatever, im sure bailey is living well anyway! life is too short to be so mean to yourself and others
Hear, hear! It's so discouraging for a newb at cooking to read that it should take ~10 minutes! They will either proceed with undercooked onions, or blacken the onions by turning up the flame. I remember a chef writing about how recipes misrepresent the actual time involved in caramelizing onions ~ten years ago. I can't recall if it was Mark Ruhlman in _Ratio_ or Melissa Clark in one of her NYTimes columns.
I read that same article! Now I freeze little bunches of caramelized onions, works well. There's a great technique where you sweat the onions with salt before adding oil. Google Katya Weiss-Andersson dealbreaker onions for details :)
I really love Claire. I know, i know, i know, we've all said it. But Claire, if you ever read this, you're my people. Sending a big hug. These videos are awesome and comforting, and I'm so grateful we still get to enjoy post-BA. Keep em comin, please!
Vinny's mini animation and sound effects editing is such a signature style. I'm so happy to see it here! Yay!!!! It feels like I'm not just watching Claire's cooking techniques, but also watching Vinny's humour. Love it.
Kudos to Claire for trying to cut down on her plastic waste. It is really irritating to see most RUclipsrs used a ton of (unnecessary) plastic wrap when there are ways to prevent doing that. Really an inspiration in this way and otherwise!
I agree with you, but plastic wrap amounts to such a tiny amount of the overall plastic waste the average person produces. Replacing plastic wrap with tons of thick silicone bags isn’t really effective in limiting waste unless you use them for years. Also, waste in general is bad for the environment, plastic or not. When food waste ends up in a landfill, it can produce greenhouse gasses as it decomposes. All of that is ignoring the immense amount of plastic food is packaged in. Think of thick plastic containers strawberries are sold in. One use of plastic wrap amounts to less than a tablespoon in volume. Overall, it’s great that Claire (and many others) are trying to eliminate plastic waste, but I think generally people are focusing on the wrong things to begin to eliminate.
@@lemonharrigan2180 if you're going to make that point, I think I should point out that the biggest source of plastic pollution in the ocean is not food packaging but commercial fishing nets, so if you really cared, you'd stop eating fish.
@@marcya4428 I also watched Seaspiracy. I don’t eat fish, or much meat in general. But I’m sure many who cut down on things like plastic wrap or plastic straws do eat fish. This may be because of the misrepresentation of plastic pollution in the media. I don’t think it’s their fault, and it’s truly heartwarming to see that people care. But in my opinion, we won’t truly make a difference until plastic pollution is governmentally regulated, which may never happen because it is not economical to do so. Many people across the country and across the world will continue to use plastic, and it should not be their job to cut down on it. As long as plastic continues to be produced, plastic will continue to pollute. I don’t think cutting down on plastic wrap will stop that. There is the argument that it _feels_ morally wrong to produce plastic waste, and I agree with it. Even if I know a small amount of plastic won’t make a huge difference, I still feel bad in producing it.
Make this. I did yesterday, The caramelized onion and endive filling is delicious. My fussy, skeptical Italian husband woke up in the middle of the night and finished it off. The instruction for the flakey pie crust is the best I have found online. I am especially grateful that Claire is as allergic to cleaning her food processor as I am. This is a keeper and a Master Recipe to treasure.
You can use beeswax wraps instead of plastic wrap. You can use it to cover cut fruit, bowls with sauces, etc. and put in the fridge, it's amazing at keeping bread fresh. I really hope you see this, Claire! It's been a game changer for me and many friends of mine. 🐝
As far as I understand you can't use those for any animal products and dough usually has eggs and butter in it so I have been afraid to try using them on dough. Anyone any experiences with dough?
I tried many of the recipes in Desert Person and found them absolutely delicious: focaccia, corn muffins, mascarpone prune cake, pecan brittle cookies, flourless chocolate cake... Claire's book is a teaching resource to improve one's baking skills, and it's becoming my go-to baking book.
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Watching Claire being relaxed makes me relaxed. Claire, you gotta cook more for us!!
Novympia: "The book is titled Dessert Person, that's the title because it's all my favorite desserts. And if you turn to page 47, today we'll be making a savory omelet." Always looking forward to Thursday Claire videos.
Hey Claire! Saw you've been struggling with a plastic wrap replacement. I use beeswax wraps, they will mold around things like plastic wrap and after about a year when they start to lose their shape they are biodegradable as well! Hope this helps with your future dough endeavors.
We have a pizza restaurant around here (CT) and they deliver their salad pizza deconstructed bc of covid so everything arrives fresh. It was kinda fun assembling and not having super hot lettuce bc of delivery! Salad pizza is here to stay!
I've been really struggling with pie dough, and I'm so very thankful that you showed the full process of forming the dough. I always had a half over-hydrated, half dry and crumbly dough that won't come together nicely; now I'm confident that I'll never have that problem again. ♡
just wanted to say kudos on reducing your kitchen waste! you're the best. I also struggled with finding a good alternative for single use plastic, until I found beeswax wraps. they're the most magical thing! perhaps that could help you in situations like this. :)
Looking forward to the Claire moves to the country and builds a chicken house video. Or whatever the heck she's doing. She's going to go all Emmymade for us. Next it'll be bees.
Always appreciative of your efforts to reduce single use plastic! Update us when you find the perfect dough chilling method and I will add it to the collection of shower caps over bowls, tea towels etc.
I made this today for a friend going through a hard time at the moment. We both loved it so much. Will definitely add it to my list of crowd pleaser dishes to bring to a dinner party. 😊
Claire, you are such a great teacher. I especially love the science tidbits you add. I'm excited to try this recipe. And salad pizza IS a thing! (CHS class of '74)
Tried this yesterday and it's AMAZING!! I think onions might be missing from the ingredient list but I just guessed based on what I saw in the video (about 2) and it definitely seemed right. Side note: this pie dough recipe is the best I've ever used!
Claire, it's so simple, but the brilliance (!) of using two different cuts of butter has wonderfully changed my pie dough. I used it this Thanksgiving and. the. LAYERRRRS! on my lattice!!! What!?!?! It was a Thanksgiving hit. Thank you!
Do you guys need someone to write captions? I'd love to help with that! (I'm a professional translator btw not just some rando lol) I love having subtitles, it makes following the video much easier for anyone with hearing impairments.
First off, this is such a lovely combination I never considered, will need to look into trying this! I love making galettes and esp love how you don't have to "clean up" the look of the dough before baking, it makes things so easy. It's very approachable for those who are intimidated from making regular pies or tarts. Putting the pastry dough on the parchment paper and then using it to fold over the edges is making me spin -- in the past, when making galettes, my biggest struggle was folding it over and the edges breaking so realizing that there is an easier way around it haha...I feel so silly.
I loooooove those stasher bags. They also come in stand-up style, which is super great for dough. You can still squeeze out the air, and the closure is just... (chef's kiss.)
I honestly kept thinking about how I could do this to entertain and you answered all my questions! Also I love the tips on the mechanics of baking that can be applied as desired not just for the recipe...it’s well appreciated! Can’t wait to make it!
the part about sometimes needing a second opinion vs knowing you absolutely crushed it I feel that so much!! And truly laughed out loud - you're killing it Claire!!
I made this pie dough and it is spectacular! Like Claire says, a cross between a puff pastry and buttery pie crust... you can see the flaky layers. It’s become my go-to for all pie dough recipes.
When you make pastry + salad, I am in heaven! There isn't anything I would change, nothing I would add or take away. This Caramelized Endive Galette is my kind of dessert 😊😊😊❤
As a pizza lover, this notion of salad pizza is a revelation. Fabulous idea, especially as cold pizza is always more flavourful than piping hot pizza. Go Claire!!!
Yay! My CSA starts next week and for the first few weeks it's all greens all the time. I am definitely going to be using this recipe both as written and with other greens.
I was a “I can’t bake” person until quite recently, but it’s a game-changer to hear a dough-magician affirm that baking is truly for everyone, every time you do it 😊
Hey from STL. I liked that you gave the Parmesan measurements as "one ounce, grated". I dislike when recipes call for cup measures of grated or shredded cheese.
My mom keeps a lot of air-tight containers, since she often used them as lunch boxes when making some for my brother. Whenever any recipe calls for plastic wrap, I usually just used that container, or for flaky dough recipe (like pie or puff pastry stuffs), I used parchment paper (also, my mom doesn't think that plastic wrap is *that* useful, so... I never dare to buy any)
What claire said about the accessibility of baking is such an underrated point to make, you can ABSOLUTELY bake like you cook. I don't normally read books anymore but i'm actually considering buying dessert person ahah
I have made this recipe twice. The first time I messed up on my crust. Second time I followed the recipe. The crust was flaky and crispy. It’s so much better than the store bought kind. I’m buying Dessert Person because of this recipe. ❤️❤️❤️
I’m so happy to have a channel to get excited about again! That used to be BA for me and I was actually kind of depressed when the whole thing fell apart. I’m so happy to see Claire and to have that excitement for new videos again! ♥️
Someone once chided me for saying N-Dive instead of AHN-Deev. Claire is educated and been to France so now I can enjoy my endive with my head held high.
The easiness of the dressing oh my lord, I have all these ingredients and never thought to use them in a dressing... WHY. Looks and sounds SO good. I also agree with the wonderful message of what a dessert person actually is; so refreshing!
Thank you, Claire, love all the tips, especially the one about adding the butter in two doses (is that a recipe word?), I’m going to try it next time. Also I’ve never made a savory galette so gotta try that, too. One thing I do is freeze the butter along with a grater and plate and then grate it so it’s nice and cold. Have a great day!
I tried this recipe but with a brown butter, brown sugar and crushed walnuts mixed up as a base and topped it with sliced apples. Then baked it. I was amazing!!! Tasted a little bit like baklava
I have never baked anything in my life but Claire makes it look so simple, approachable, fun and delicious that I want to give it a try. I never miss an episode and I’m looking forward to get my Dessert Person copy soon!
A bit of a dark horse, but this Caramelized Endive Galette is something I feel like eating constantly! What’s your favorite recipe from the Bread & Savory chapter?
Good morning, Claire 🌻
All of them :D
I’m a big fan of the feta za’atar flat bread. It’s so good.
Sour Cream and chive rolls 😋
@@AllegraVivace I literally grabbed my book because I couldn’t remember the name for this one. Ahhhh delicious
Claire trying not to say "gourmet version" is me in life trying to avoid my past 😂
Oh, she's just doing a... high-end creation.
“perfection is not the goal here... and it rarely is” thanks for the free therapy
Except when smoothening out the frosting. That needs perfection.
The ethos shared in the opening of the Dessert Person book about food and desserts being morally neutral and moving away from ascribing guilt to delicious things is something I really appreciate. It's a great message.
So needed in today's diet culture
I love this comment thread so much... 🥺
why is it only fat people who say things like this lmao
@@hayleysmith8494 this makes no sense. The insecurity and inability to be compassionate and forgiving towards yourself for the ways you eat and have a body must be speaking for you. This really should’ve stayed in the drafts. You perpetuate and insinuate an extremely unfair and deadly narrative about food and human anatomy by saying thoughtless things like this. It’s okay to be fat, people shouldn’t have to come out and say that they are with so much shame and guilt. I’m not the thinnest but dessert literally saved me from years of suffering from deadly disordered eating patterns, and depression, fear based anxiety, and OCD. It’s actually not just fat people who say these things, it’s healthy and happy and balanced people too. and perhaps to your own surprise, fat people can be healthy and happy and balanced AND FAT. Eat the damn galette and take care of yourself, you’re someone too ❤️ someone who is worthy.
@@hayleysmith8494 i guess you really have fun being a jerk. whatever, im sure bailey is living well anyway! life is too short to be so mean to yourself and others
Thank you Claire for not lying to us about how long it takes to caramelize onions
For years I thought I was stupid. Nope, just lying recipes.
Hear, hear!
It's so discouraging for a newb at cooking to read that it should take ~10 minutes! They will either proceed with undercooked onions, or blacken the onions by turning up the flame.
I remember a chef writing about how recipes misrepresent the actual time involved in caramelizing onions ~ten years ago. I can't recall if it was Mark Ruhlman in _Ratio_ or Melissa Clark in one of her NYTimes columns.
I read that same article!
Now I freeze little bunches of caramelized onions, works well.
There's a great technique where you sweat the onions with salt before adding oil. Google Katya Weiss-Andersson dealbreaker onions for details :)
“This is incredible, and I am very proud of myself.”
That was honestly adorable.
See that's not something we'd hear couple years ago, WE are proud of Claire
@@mjchu1018 you an INTP?
My mom and I acknowledge and congratulate ourselves if no one else is doing it. I think it's healthy.
I really love Claire. I know, i know, i know, we've all said it. But Claire, if you ever read this, you're my people. Sending a big hug. These videos are awesome and comforting, and I'm so grateful we still get to enjoy post-BA. Keep em comin, please!
This really expresses my opinion and feelings as well :)
Claire: *beating the dough with a rolling pin*
Neighbor: Ah, I wonder what we will have as an afternoon snack today.
🤣
Also this episode is almost 30 mins long but it felt like it flew by.
I read this comment and thought "no way it's almost 30 mins" I agree it flew by
I’ve watched it no less than a dozen times.
Claire, at this point i should be paying you because this is my weekly therapy.
Vinny's mini animation and sound effects editing is such a signature style. I'm so happy to see it here! Yay!!!! It feels like I'm not just watching Claire's cooking techniques, but also watching Vinny's humour. Love it.
I don’t know why the Tupperware screamed and frowned but I’m delighted that it did
Kudos to Claire for trying to cut down on her plastic waste. It is really irritating to see most RUclipsrs used a ton of (unnecessary) plastic wrap when there are ways to prevent doing that. Really an inspiration in this way and otherwise!
Yes!! Esp on earth day lol. I will say, it'd probably be easier to store doughs in a wax wrap instead of a bag lol
@@marcya4428 Yeah, I agree.
I agree with you, but plastic wrap amounts to such a tiny amount of the overall plastic waste the average person produces. Replacing plastic wrap with tons of thick silicone bags isn’t really effective in limiting waste unless you use them for years. Also, waste in general is bad for the environment, plastic or not. When food waste ends up in a landfill, it can produce greenhouse gasses as it decomposes.
All of that is ignoring the immense amount of plastic food is packaged in. Think of thick plastic containers strawberries are sold in. One use of plastic wrap amounts to less than a tablespoon in volume.
Overall, it’s great that Claire (and many others) are trying to eliminate plastic waste, but I think generally people are focusing on the wrong things to begin to eliminate.
@@lemonharrigan2180 if you're going to make that point, I think I should point out that the biggest source of plastic pollution in the ocean is not food packaging but commercial fishing nets, so if you really cared, you'd stop eating fish.
@@marcya4428 I also watched Seaspiracy. I don’t eat fish, or much meat in general. But I’m sure many who cut down on things like plastic wrap or plastic straws do eat fish. This may be because of the misrepresentation of plastic pollution in the media.
I don’t think it’s their fault, and it’s truly heartwarming to see that people care.
But in my opinion, we won’t truly make a difference until plastic pollution is governmentally regulated, which may never happen because it is not economical to do so.
Many people across the country and across the world will continue to use plastic, and it should not be their job to cut down on it. As long as plastic continues to be produced, plastic will continue to pollute. I don’t think cutting down on plastic wrap will stop that.
There is the argument that it _feels_ morally wrong to produce plastic waste, and I agree with it. Even if I know a small amount of plastic won’t make a huge difference, I still feel bad in producing it.
Make this. I did yesterday, The caramelized onion and endive filling is delicious. My fussy, skeptical Italian husband woke up in the middle of the night and finished it off. The instruction for the flakey pie crust is the best I have found online. I am especially grateful that Claire is as allergic to cleaning her food processor as I am. This is a keeper and a Master Recipe to treasure.
I love the comment about the pastry not needing to be perfect then it cuts to her measuring out the exact inches 😂
yeah but how rough are those edges
The “*gourmet” had me giggling like a fool lol. SMH at the ex-who-shall-not-be-named.
The video i've been waiting for Claire!
Thank you! Hope others give it a try too!
@@CSaffitz well I'm definitely making it tomorrow. Endives are on sale and I'm going to tell all my other cooks about it! Say hi to vinny btw!
You can use beeswax wraps instead of plastic wrap. You can use it to cover cut fruit, bowls with sauces, etc. and put in the fridge, it's amazing at keeping bread fresh. I really hope you see this, Claire! It's been a game changer for me and many friends of mine. 🐝
I was just going to comment this. The beeswax wraps are awesome and so versatile in the kitchen
yeah but becareful they cant be used with heat
As far as I understand you can't use those for any animal products and dough usually has eggs and butter in it so I have been afraid to try using them on dough. Anyone any experiences with dough?
I tried many of the recipes in Desert Person and found them absolutely delicious: focaccia, corn muffins, mascarpone prune cake, pecan brittle cookies, flourless chocolate cake... Claire's book is a teaching resource to improve one's baking skills, and it's becoming my go-to baking book.
Watching Claire being relaxed makes me relaxed. Claire, you gotta cook more for us!!
Novympia: "The book is titled Dessert Person, that's the title because it's all my favorite desserts. And if you turn to page 47, today we'll be making a savory omelet."
Always looking forward to Thursday Claire videos.
Hey Claire! Saw you've been struggling with a plastic wrap replacement. I use beeswax wraps, they will mold around things like plastic wrap and after about a year when they start to lose their shape they are biodegradable as well! Hope this helps with your future dough endeavors.
Thanks for the recommendation, appreciate it!
And you can always recoat with new beeswax ✨
We have a pizza restaurant around here (CT) and they deliver their salad pizza deconstructed bc of covid so everything arrives fresh. It was kinda fun assembling and not having super hot lettuce bc of delivery! Salad pizza is here to stay!
*inserts 'look at all those chickens!' meme here* What are their names??
You keep teasing cottagecore!Claire, the wait is killing me!
I never liked sweet dessert but I love Claire. So I watched every video anyway. BUT WE GOT A SAVORY RECIPE TODAY!! I’m so happy!!!!
Definitely trying this out!!!
And I like silicone bags too!
@@wendyhe1330 Hope you enjoy!
nothing like a start a day with dessert person video🌟
Claire is a breath of fresh air who keeps a jar of vanilla pod preserve and loves an off-set spatula! Just altogether amazing!
claire, with a ruler in hand as she measures her dough to make sure it’s exactly the right dimensions: perfection is not the goal 😌
Claire is so extremely chill in this video. I like the vibe.
Vinny's It's Alive editing style is peeking through. 100% here for it
Vinny never edited It’s Alive; it was always Hunzi.
I've been really struggling with pie dough, and I'm so very thankful that you showed the full process of forming the dough. I always had a half over-hydrated, half dry and crumbly dough that won't come together nicely; now I'm confident that I'll never have that problem again. ♡
Thank you for providing closed captions.
I follow your dough recipe, and it never fails✨
just wanted to say kudos on reducing your kitchen waste! you're the best. I also struggled with finding a good alternative for single use plastic, until I found beeswax wraps. they're the most magical thing! perhaps that could help you in situations like this. :)
There's something so contained calming and soothing about Claire and this show
I love how she wasnt afraid to pat herself on the back at the end 🥺 we love a self-loving queen ✌🏻
Looking forward to the Claire moves to the country and builds a chicken house video.
Or whatever the heck she's doing.
She's going to go all Emmymade for us. Next it'll be bees.
Emmy uses reams of disposable kitchen wipes and even advertises them in her videos. I bailed on her at that point.
Wow the filling 🤤
I would actually pass on this one...
I really love the no single used plastic aproach :) thank you Claire
Always appreciative of your efforts to reduce single use plastic! Update us when you find the perfect dough chilling method and I will add it to the collection of shower caps over bowls, tea towels etc.
Beeswax wraps work really well for it
okay the little edits on the tupperware was the cutest thing ever
Claire, this winged eyeliner looks SO GOOD!
I made this today for a friend going through a hard time at the moment. We both loved it so much. Will definitely add it to my list of crowd pleaser dishes to bring to a dinner party. 😊
Claire, you are such a great teacher. I especially love the science tidbits you add. I'm excited to try this recipe. And salad pizza IS a thing! (CHS class of '74)
My wife said we should rename Thursday to Clairesday.
That makes sense; Claire is the only reason I'm keeping track of the fact that it's Thursday anyway.
"Perfection is not the goal here. And it rarely is." Same.
Tried this yesterday and it's AMAZING!! I think onions might be missing from the ingredient list but I just guessed based on what I saw in the video (about 2) and it definitely seemed right. Side note: this pie dough recipe is the best I've ever used!
Claire, it's so simple, but the brilliance (!) of using two different cuts of butter has wonderfully changed my pie dough. I used it this Thanksgiving and. the. LAYERRRRS! on my lattice!!! What!?!?! It was a Thanksgiving hit. Thank you!
Do you guys need someone to write captions? I'd love to help with that! (I'm a professional translator btw not just some rando lol) I love having subtitles, it makes following the video much easier for anyone with hearing impairments.
First off, this is such a lovely combination I never considered, will need to look into trying this! I love making galettes and esp love how you don't have to "clean up" the look of the dough before baking, it makes things so easy. It's very approachable for those who are intimidated from making regular pies or tarts. Putting the pastry dough on the parchment paper and then using it to fold over the edges is making me spin -- in the past, when making galettes, my biggest struggle was folding it over and the edges breaking so realizing that there is an easier way around it haha...I feel so silly.
I’ve watched so many pie crust making videos but his one was the best by far. Your method seemed to be simple and do-able. I can’t wait to try it.
I loooooove those stasher bags. They also come in stand-up style, which is super great for dough. You can still squeeze out the air, and the closure is just... (chef's kiss.)
I am so glad you made this video! I've been trying to find a recipe for pie dough that doesn't require a good processor. Love your channel, Claire!
I honestly kept thinking about how I could do this to entertain and you answered all my questions! Also I love the tips on the mechanics of baking that can be applied as desired not just for the recipe...it’s well appreciated! Can’t wait to make it!
the part about sometimes needing a second opinion vs knowing you absolutely crushed it I feel that so much!! And truly laughed out loud - you're killing it Claire!!
I bought Dessert Person knowing there would be some savory recipes. I've already made this recipe 3 times. Everyone loves it.
I am loving the lighting in the kitchen! Makes it look like a kitchen placed in the clouds
I made this pie dough and it is spectacular! Like Claire says, a cross between a puff pastry and buttery pie crust... you can see the flaky layers. It’s become my go-to for all pie dough recipes.
She didn’t say how much flour was it one or two cups for that ratio of butter 10 tablespoons
When you make pastry + salad, I am in heaven! There isn't anything I would change, nothing I would add or take away. This Caramelized Endive Galette is my kind of dessert 😊😊😊❤
As a pizza lover, this notion of salad pizza is a revelation. Fabulous idea, especially as cold pizza is always more flavourful than piping hot pizza. Go Claire!!!
Made this for dinner, it is incredible and Claire should be proud of herself. Also, her pie crust is amazing.
What else did you serve?
I really appreciate the openness and variety in looking for a plastic replacement!
Yay! My CSA starts next week and for the first few weeks it's all greens all the time. I am definitely going to be using this recipe both as written and with other greens.
Just moved and lost my recipe book. These videos are a lifesaver!! Makes life more savoury for sure
Can I just say thank you Claire for being such a great teacher!
Well that’s my Sunday lunch inspiration sorted! I can’t wait to try it out. I’m getting Dessert Person for my birthday - it can’t come soon enough ✨
I was a “I can’t bake” person until quite recently, but it’s a game-changer to hear a dough-magician affirm that baking is truly for everyone, every time you do it 😊
Before 1:30 "Freshsss-ly ground black pepper" a la Chef John, instant like
Salad on pizza is so delicious but so underrated. Also thank you for the video
Salad pizza is most definitely a thing! My mom does not eat pizza if there’s no salad on top.
Pizza is awesome, but when you have a crispy salad with a vinegar dressing at the same time--that's MUCH better!
Hey from STL. I liked that you gave the Parmesan measurements as "one ounce, grated". I dislike when recipes call for cup measures of grated or shredded cheese.
I love how long these episodes are, loving it 😍
Would love a video on your favorite sustainable replacements/sustainable tips in the kitchen to help us all embark on a no plastic challenge!
My mom keeps a lot of air-tight containers, since she often used them as lunch boxes when making some for my brother. Whenever any recipe calls for plastic wrap, I usually just used that container, or for flaky dough recipe (like pie or puff pastry stuffs), I used parchment paper (also, my mom doesn't think that plastic wrap is *that* useful, so... I never dare to buy any)
What claire said about the accessibility of baking is such an underrated point to make, you can ABSOLUTELY bake like you cook. I don't normally read books anymore but i'm actually considering buying dessert person ahah
It’s a great book, worth a purchase.
I have made this recipe twice. The first time I messed up on my crust. Second time I followed the recipe. The crust was flaky and crispy. It’s so much better than the store bought kind. I’m buying Dessert Person because of this recipe. ❤️❤️❤️
Hallelujah! The first time in the history of me watching RUclips vids that a chef gives a toss about eliminating plastic wrap! Thank you!!
I’m so happy to have a channel to get excited about again!
That used to be BA for me and I was actually kind of depressed when the whole thing fell apart. I’m so happy to see Claire and to have that excitement for new videos again! ♥️
I saw your book at Costco! Congrats on the wide distributions!
whoever did the sound effect and faces on the small cup of flour (I'm assuming vinny) i'm laughing so hard
This is such a creative recipe! I would have never considered putting greens on a tart
Someone once chided me for saying N-Dive instead of AHN-Deev. Claire is educated and been to France so now I can enjoy my endive with my head held high.
the faces and sounds in 5:48 and 5:51 were so cute!! i thought it was maya at first so i had to replay that part 😹
So it isn't a cat? What is it?
@@ferociousgumby look at the lower area, there's a cup and they edited a face into it. they also added sound effects that sounds a bit like a meow.
I love this woman and everything she does
The easiness of the dressing oh my lord, I have all these ingredients and never thought to use them in a dressing... WHY. Looks and sounds SO good. I also agree with the wonderful message of what a dessert person actually is; so refreshing!
Things anyone else would use a spoon/fork/knife for...
Claire: WHERE IS COUNT SPATULA!?!?!?!
You should try out some bees wax wraps! Really good reusable options for wrapping food and storing
I honestly cant wait to have my own kitchen to try all these recipes, they are all so good and the way Claire make them looks so easy and fun!
Claire: savory galette
my brain: *gourmet veggie pizza*
I'm so about this recipe. Also progressively getting more hype for this cabin episode coming up!
Vinny with the crisp visuals as usual 👌
claire with eyeliner will forever be my favorite thing
Salad Pizza is totally a thing and I absolutely love it! One of my faves!!
Thank you, Claire, love all the tips, especially the one about adding the butter in two doses (is that a recipe word?), I’m going to try it next time. Also I’ve never made a savory galette so gotta try that, too. One thing I do is freeze the butter along with a grater and plate and then grate it so it’s nice and cold. Have a great day!
Happy Earth Day!!!! Thanks for showing us some alternatives to single use plastics 💚🌍
You’ve outdone yourself girl! This looks amazing!
I tried this recipe but with a brown butter, brown sugar and crushed walnuts mixed up as a base and topped it with sliced apples. Then baked it. I was amazing!!! Tasted a little bit like baklava
Claire saying "you should have desert, you don't have to feel bad about it" made me tear up :')
i just bought Dessert Person and even though I have never baked anything in my life I will be attempting to make most of the things in your book lol
Second time that Claire pronounces the name of my hometown Treviso and my heart melts every time
Ahhh! The elusive Vinnie!💚
I have never baked anything in my life but Claire makes it look so simple, approachable, fun and delicious that I want to give it a try. I never miss an episode and I’m looking forward to get my Dessert Person copy soon!