The perfect pommes soufflé! All tips & tricks for this delicious fine dining potato crisp!

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024

Комментарии • 35

  • @danielleshelbourne220
    @danielleshelbourne220 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you Jules, you’re amazing for sharing your insights and wisdom with us. I am a competent home cook make me feel like I can achieve a higher level of cooking at home - for dinner parties and special occasions. I’m deeply grateful. 🙏

  • @miklin6203
    @miklin6203 Год назад +4

    Absolutely fantastic!! There is no other canal deploying your clean methodology.

  • @Sangayorok
    @Sangayorok Год назад

    When I was subscribe your channel, subscribers not over 5000 but now almost 100,000. I learned a lot of cooking skills and techniques about you. I want to say thank you and goodluck after your journey with us.
    Let's get gold button!!!

    • @JulesCookingGlobal
      @JulesCookingGlobal  Год назад

      Appreciate it so much! It really means the world. Have a good one 🙌🏼

  • @jackfahey4610
    @jackfahey4610 Год назад

    Perfect as always

  • @robertomms
    @robertomms Год назад

    When is your book coming? I can’t wait to order it!

  • @brandonma2699
    @brandonma2699 Год назад +2

    Can the preparation be done ahead of time? Or should it be cooked right away?

    • @JulesCookingGlobal
      @JulesCookingGlobal  Год назад +2

      You can keep them dry and covered for a couple of weeks 👌🏽

  • @TheFabledx
    @TheFabledx Год назад

    Looks amazing! What was the green and white sauce from the first dish?

  • @guapodel
    @guapodel Год назад

    Love this. How long in advance can you do the prep? Then fry day after?

  • @justpooky
    @justpooky Год назад +1

    Hey Jules, Do you notice any huge differences between using the potato starch and egg white separately compared to mixing it together into a paste?
    Thanks for another great video and including the small details like not pressing down on the potatoes! Love small details like this!

    • @ikvangalen6101
      @ikvangalen6101 Год назад

      I know that method too, interesting to see a variation!

    • @JulesCookingGlobal
      @JulesCookingGlobal  Год назад +2

      Appreciate it Kenneth! I tried it a couple of times, but for me this worked better. This way it souffléd more and the color is more even. But maybe I need to give it another try

    • @joakimrestadh9098
      @joakimrestadh9098 10 месяцев назад

      Hi, the ginger gel, hiw is that done?

  • @clasifi1
    @clasifi1 Год назад +1

    Great presentation Jules, excellent as usual. Almost 100K (you deserve way more considering the amazing quality you provide, especially when compared to other youtube cooking channels). That being said, @2:35 i don't remember seeing this one before, is it a clip taken from another vid ? What's that dish ?

    • @JulesCookingGlobal
      @JulesCookingGlobal  Год назад +1

      Thanks! That was a white asparagus flan with white asparagus, miso, trout eggs, a fresh herb salad and a horseradish sauce. I dish I developed last weekend for a new project.

    • @clasifi1
      @clasifi1 Год назад

      @@JulesCookingGlobal Oh ok thanks.

    • @SOUL_SOFALEX
      @SOUL_SOFALEX 7 месяцев назад

      @@JulesCookingGlobalWill you do a video on this? It looks amazing!

  • @ИльхомБакоев
    @ИльхомБакоев Год назад

    everything is gorgeous at the end of the videos indicate the ingredients were super?)

  • @dannytan3909
    @dannytan3909 Год назад

    Can yopu make this, and keep it in the dehydrator to be served 4 hours later? Thinking of doing this and traveling to my client house to finish the dish

  • @lxzd8110
    @lxzd8110 Год назад +1

    Tried it today! Harder than it looks for some reason 😂

  • @xelrohtul
    @xelrohtul Год назад

    Hi can The egg replaced with some vegan options like aquafaba or some vegan milk?

    • @octopus8420
      @octopus8420 Год назад +1

      Aquafaba should work in my opinion

  • @katman6973
    @katman6973 Год назад

    how long time and temperature in the oven after the frying?

    • @JulesCookingGlobal
      @JulesCookingGlobal  Год назад +1

      Just a little while to insure it's 100% dry at 60 degrees Celsius

  • @August222
    @August222 Год назад

    Me watching this video: I can do that. I can do that. Yup. I can do that too.
    Jules puts down amuse bouche without warning.
    Me: * thud *

  • @hankdinardo4308
    @hankdinardo4308 Год назад

    Jules beautiful what was the dish that you include the soufflé with?

    • @JulesCookingGlobal
      @JulesCookingGlobal  Год назад

      Thanks! That was a white asparagus flan with white asparagus, miso, trout eggs, a fresh herb salad and a horseradish sauce

  • @lucadelgado8389
    @lucadelgado8389 Год назад

    Would this work with a sweet potato?

  • @joeb4867
    @joeb4867 Год назад

    Why so many steps? I learned simply by shaking the pot a bit. If you fry them cooler you can stop them once they pop and refry them a bit hotter when you need to serve them. They will even freeze and come back with a little practice.

  • @GrowingDownUnder
    @GrowingDownUnder 6 месяцев назад

    I like this method but it feels like cheating, because the proper way you only use 1 slice of potato and fry it in 2 different temperature oils to create the puff