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How to Make POMME SOUFFLÉ

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  • Опубликовано: 4 авг 2024
  • Ok TEAM!! Here it is, This one goes out to all my Chef and Cook Friends out there!! This is such a COOL trick with potato that can make a GREAT GARNISH or Vessel for and appetizer, options are Limitless!!! CHECK IT OUT!! Join me as I walk you through the Steps on what it Takes to Make a Pomme Soufflé !! Leave a comment on what you want to see next!! Thank your for your time!

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  • @PridaridayMiketew
    @PridaridayMiketew 3 года назад +9

    such a good tutorial! thanks. im gn share this.

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  3 года назад +1

      Thank you for the feed back! Please share!! Thank you!

    • @x-manchef983
      @x-manchef983 Год назад

      you can search Indian panipuri street food 😁😁😋😋

  • @jazzycakes6294
    @jazzycakes6294 Месяц назад +3

    I am going to test EVERY shape of cookie cutter to see what puffs.
    Oh my god, I am going feral over these. They are so cute, omg.

  • @anitachauhan7204
    @anitachauhan7204 5 месяцев назад +3

    Thanks for such amazing tutorial...I must going try this 👍

  • @culilab
    @culilab 2 года назад +5

    Amazing! Going to try this! I see a lot of different recipe's to make Pomme Soufflé, I guess I will have to try a few to see what works best. Thanks for sharing.

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  2 года назад +2

      Thanks for checking it out! Good Luck! Its a little tricky but once you get it you will start to crank em out!

  • @balonius
    @balonius 10 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks Chef, great video 👍🏻

  • @juanalberto8622
    @juanalberto8622 Год назад +1

    Hi.
    Thats very nice , we used to make them by using potato starch ,spread very thin ,dehydrate it and then dehydrate it so we could fold it together and we would punch out different shapes .
    Thanks for sharing this is so cool.

    • @Jo_scl
      @Jo_scl Год назад +1

      Sure. Dominique Crenn, who invented this recipe with a former chef at Atelier Crenn, calls for potato starch. I guess corn starch works fine too. Nice video tutorial.

  • @normannisbet1213
    @normannisbet1213 9 месяцев назад +1

    Ok, that was cool!

  • @rgoodsan
    @rgoodsan 4 месяца назад +3

    Made this for a wine pairing menu to be paired with champagne for the first course chef loved it!

  • @Dom-jn8hs
    @Dom-jn8hs 8 месяцев назад +1

    Using this for my next tasting!

  • @ismedillard618
    @ismedillard618 6 месяцев назад

    That's fantastic!! Where did you get the glass presentation tube?

  • @caneskretteburg6340
    @caneskretteburg6340 2 года назад +1

    Thanks bro. Very easy to follow

  • @domikessler7703
    @domikessler7703 2 года назад +1

    If you #paint# the constarch with an icecube, and get Cold eggwith, than fast in hot oel,it works more easy!!!
    Prinzipiell the same System like Wiener Schnitzel!!
    Greetings from Austria !!
    But its a cool Video and a nice litte simple greeting from kitchen.
    With Trüffel Espuma felt, litte Spinach under it ,perfekt
    Nice Video, well done

  • @perlamontilla6036
    @perlamontilla6036 2 года назад +2

    Such a process... This is so fancy

  • @halimshoman837
    @halimshoman837 3 года назад +2

    The best video for making potato soufflé

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  3 года назад

      Thank you very much! I am trying to get back to making tutorials, My Resort has become so busy it is hard to get the time. Keep an eye out and I will post more soon!! Thanks for watching!!

    • @halimshoman837
      @halimshoman837 2 года назад

      Thank you chef 😃. Please go on. Because not any person is deserve the word (chef)
      And you are a great chef 😃😃❤️❤️

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  2 года назад

      Thank you so much. Very Kind of you! Have a wonderful Day!

  • @janbehling7327
    @janbehling7327 3 года назад +1

    So cool!

  • @CookingwithKiara
    @CookingwithKiara 2 года назад +1

    This is awesome -I want to try these!

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  2 года назад +1

      Try it out! Pretty cool! Definitely takes a lil practice but very neat outcome! Good Luck!👍

    • @CookingwithKiara
      @CookingwithKiara 2 года назад

      Thank you! I’ll try soon 😊

  • @reganli9592
    @reganli9592 2 года назад +1

    thanks for sharing chef

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  2 года назад

      Thank you For watching! Stay Tuned, been working on some projects. Hopefully get thyetime to edit some new vids soon!’

  • @luvvideos07
    @luvvideos07 2 года назад +8

    I was watching Next Level Chef and a chef attempted to make this but it didn't work out for him. This is why I am here to see how it's made. Looks very light.

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  2 года назад +3

      Its a little tricky. Hopefully my explanation helps! Good luck👌

    • @bodhileaf
      @bodhileaf 2 года назад +1

      Same, glad I came by

    • @LM-do6uh
      @LM-do6uh 2 года назад +1

      Actually he did a great job on the one that came out on the plate. Just think you really have to take your time when making these.

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  2 года назад +1

      @@LM-do6uh definitely take your time. Not every one of them come out perfectly. But, once you find your groove you will start to bang em out!

  • @virtualgirltalk5200
    @virtualgirltalk5200 Месяц назад

    Thanks❤❤❤

  • @cyruskrissam
    @cyruskrissam 3 года назад +4

    Yo my man that crown tattoo on your finger
    It’s so gangster

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  3 года назад +2

      😎It is a wedding band. Wife has a queens crown tattoo. Thanks for noticing!!👌

  • @ch.m5455
    @ch.m5455 3 года назад +1

    Thank you very matsh

  • @redaraafat79
    @redaraafat79 3 года назад

    👍👍👍👍Good

  • @subhadipsamanta9370
    @subhadipsamanta9370 11 месяцев назад

    Hello,
    Can I substitute egg whites with some other ingredient? If yes could you please suggest?
    Thank you

  • @dirtyspell
    @dirtyspell 3 года назад +3

    Can I fry the natural shape potatoes or we have to use a cutter ?

  • @tarupatel3474
    @tarupatel3474 2 года назад

    Awwwwww so superb 👍👍👍can I make without egg white ???

  • @LosianOne
    @LosianOne 2 года назад +1

    Do these hold well or do you have to do them to order? I would like to do them but it would create quite a headache for service.

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  2 года назад +1

      They do hold well yes. Especially if you do them right before service they will hold for the night. Definitely play with them a little so you can get the idea. A little tricky at first but once you get it you can bang em out.

    • @gratifiedwizard2043
      @gratifiedwizard2043 Год назад +1

      dehydrator

  • @PridaridayMiketew
    @PridaridayMiketew 3 года назад +1

    do you think i can switch the potato with purple ube?

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  3 года назад +2

      Great idea, maybe, only thing may be that the ube may change color when fried. It might not keep that purple you are looking for. But, its worth a shot!

  • @drewbucher4210
    @drewbucher4210 2 года назад +1

    What kind of oil do you recommend? Also how can you use the extra potato? Thanks, chef!

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  2 года назад +1

      The extra potato can be fried as well, dust it with a little truffle salt for the “chefs snack” . I used Canola oil here.

    • @drewbucher4210
      @drewbucher4210 2 года назад

      @@chefzackkasmar6767 thanks a million

    • @ikvangalen6101
      @ikvangalen6101 Год назад

      Hot oil….🤯😂🤣😂

  • @panospatras3539
    @panospatras3539 Год назад

    Can we put cheese inside to potatoes?

  • @alfonsoallocca628
    @alfonsoallocca628 3 года назад +2

    Can we prepare the potato in advanced and only fry it next day?

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  3 года назад +2

      I notice the potato will oxidize quite quickly. I do not think you will have the same result. Maybe if you slice the potato and cryovac it for the next day.

  • @konstantingovzbit925
    @konstantingovzbit925 4 месяца назад

    круто!!!

  • @JoremiSaada
    @JoremiSaada Год назад +1

    Does it un puff when you put a small hole? Just wondering if you can fill the potatoes up

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  Год назад +1

      Nope. Stays whole and crispy! They are quite delicate but you may be able to get a filling in them! Good luck, takes a couple tries to get it right!!👌👌❤️❤️ thx for watching!

    • @Jo_scl
      @Jo_scl Год назад +1

      Just fill it with any filling of your preference: dehydrate the pomme souffle. Then, with the help of any thin sharp tool poke a hole in the top and fill it with a sueeze bottle.
      This is how Dominique Crenn (michelin star who invented this pomme soufles) fill them.
      Look for Atelier Crenn book. She is a genius and her dishes are poetry 😍

  • @lanticocean
    @lanticocean 3 года назад +7

    This looks exactly like Puri from the dish Pani Puri

  • @Spartacuz911
    @Spartacuz911 Год назад +6

    now I will never get eliminated in a televised cooking contest!!!!!

  • @jmb1666
    @jmb1666 2 года назад

    Do these deflate if you cook them ahead of time?

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  2 года назад +1

      Janette, No, They’re quite crisp and do not deflate.

  • @lisamilner9309
    @lisamilner9309 2 года назад +1

    can you stuff them with cheese or something else? Thank You

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  2 года назад +1

      You could definitely poke a little hole and pipe some thing into them. I have not tried to put anything in them before frying though. If you do try report back with the results! Thanks for watching! Happy holidays to you and your family! 😁😁

  • @user-py6qb6et9g
    @user-py6qb6et9g 3 года назад

    Can I use flour instead of potato starch??

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  3 года назад

      I recommend either potato starch or corn starch. Flour is too heavy. 👌 Good luck!

  • @winsboy
    @winsboy 3 года назад +1

    Would we get similarly souffled potatoes if we simply fry the whole sandwiched slices, without cutting out the smaller rounds?

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  3 года назад

      Yes you will. You can pick any shape or whole. I just dis circles here.👍👍 Good Luck

  • @margarets4610
    @margarets4610 2 года назад +1

    Chef, is it possible to put a filling?

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  2 года назад +1

      They are quite delicate but i think anything is possible.. you would have to poke a small hole in the bottom and use a small tip to pipe in your filling. Would have to be served immediately and be a light airy filling as these potatoes are very thin and would probably get soggy soon after piping in the filling. Im interested to hear how it comes out if you try. Let me know how it goes.👌

  • @diegobarrios8668
    @diegobarrios8668 Год назад +1

    Can you stuff them?

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  Год назад

      Hi Diego, They are Very Delicate. Could you stuff them? Sure, very carefully. I have not stuffed them but I am sure it is possible. If you try it let us know how it works out!!! Thanks for watching!

  • @aaiamsk
    @aaiamsk Год назад +1

    In India we called this : *Golgappe* or *Phuchka*

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  Год назад

      Thank you for the comment and insight!
      Similiar idea to Golgappe or Phuchka. But for golgappe or phuchka you actually make a dough, like a flat bread that is fried. Here I use potato, starch and egg white.
      I have, in India, heard the version you describe referred to as: Panipuri, Fuchka, golgappa, gupchup, pani ke patashe and more. Just depends where you are enjoying it. Have a great day! Thanks again!

  • @juliogomez-fraile7840
    @juliogomez-fraile7840 2 года назад

    ged that GBD on there!!!!

  • @svendsndergaard9822
    @svendsndergaard9822 3 года назад +1

    If I do batch, lets say 30 pieces, fried and all...can it last and stay cripy for a couple of days???

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  3 года назад +3

      Good Question. The way I have been successful with lasting 48hours is my storing in an airtight container with limestone. Then it will stay nice and crispy. 👌👍

  • @efekansencar662
    @efekansencar662 2 года назад

    did you oil?

  • @ankitbytes
    @ankitbytes 2 месяца назад

    Golgappe!!

  • @cirocomentale7464
    @cirocomentale7464 3 года назад

    Can you translate in italian please?
    Qualcuno può tradurre in italiano per favore?

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  2 года назад +1

      I wish I could help. Im sorry. Maybe try a translator program. Have a Great Day!

  • @godknowswho1430
    @godknowswho1430 3 месяца назад

    Pani Puri 😢

  • @aniketpande1703
    @aniketpande1703 3 месяца назад +6

    pani puri is way more easy to make

  • @disdonc6012
    @disdonc6012 Год назад

    All this fried stuff doesn't really look golden as it looks on the photographs. It turns to something more yellow-brownish. Is there a trick to get a nicer golden color?

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  Год назад

      Keeping them in the oil. Continue to arroser with oil until GBD is achieved! (GBD=Golden Brown Delicious)
      Were your potatoes dry enough? If they are wet that may create a negative outcome in color.

    • @disdonc6012
      @disdonc6012 Год назад

      @@chefzackkasmar6767 I didn't try this recipe, I just realized that most of the things that I'm frying (also meat with a breadcrumb coating or doughnuts) always turn out rather brownish than golden. Also the picture of this video looks more golden than the pomme souffés in the video, I guess that's the lighting. Whenever I might try this recipe I'll be careful to have the potatoes completely dry.

  • @brendastolecki4755
    @brendastolecki4755 11 месяцев назад

    Seems like alot of work.

    • @jazzycakes6294
      @jazzycakes6294 Месяц назад

      Work for some, play for others! This looks so fun 👀

  • @santanuphukan4109
    @santanuphukan4109 5 месяцев назад

    Isn't that rather too wasteful and labour intensive for just a morsel? Like it, but I'm sure I'll never try it. Good luck to you, mate

  • @moniquerotella-michel5825
    @moniquerotella-michel5825 9 месяцев назад

    Eso es muy complicado .Se puede hacer lo mismo en menos tiempo y mucho mas facil. No hay que complicarse la vida tanto para tres patatas.Busca en otras recetas y veras que tengo razon y no se tira la mitad de la patata , por favor . recetas asi , tendrian que estar prohibidas, es um insulto a los buenos cocineros!!!!!!!!!

  • @phlornammckid3297
    @phlornammckid3297 Месяц назад

    Cool, but what a waste of food!

  • @mohitbatra3657
    @mohitbatra3657 3 месяца назад +1

    World Please stop copying INDIANS in every thing and changing names of dishes

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  3 месяца назад

      American Indians?

    • @chefzackkasmar6767
      @chefzackkasmar6767  3 месяца назад

      What dish is being copied? Are you looking to say this is the same a Pani Puri? Similar finished product look, yes. Made from a Dough, No.. not the same..