Chef, the love, care, and passion you have is ...amazing. You inspire us with your love of cooking, your passion for *quality* ingredients and a feeling of having *FUN* while cooking. Your videos are inspirational, fun, humorous and that right amount of NERD factor for the science and chemistry of cooking too. Hope you and your crew and your family are well during these trying times. Keep it up man! You are truly one of the GREATS out there. Like Bob Ross was to painting or Norm Abrams to woodworking...My friend, you rock!!
Me, I like his personality. He could've been talking about something else , I'd love it all the same. Its like a theatre for me, one guy, soliloquizing. He constantly promises to make a moose. I've never seen anyone make a moose yet!
My wife wanted me to run to the grocery store for mayo to make chicken salad. I live in the sticks 14 miles from the nearest store. I told her I'd make my own, took it up a notch with your aioli recipe then thought what the heck I'll make the remoulade. Best chicken salad ever!
Cooking while in a wheelchair is very challenging but love to cook so I make it work , you make Cooking so simple for anyone wanting to learn so thank you for that. So many great chefs out there but have to put you on the top shelf because you teach the basics so well and makes it fun to learn . I would have loved to ha e been a student at your Cooking school.
My Mom used to take a can of evaporated milk, salt, pepper, celery seed, yellow mustard & one whole egg. Bring it to a boil, then simmer til it thicken up. She always used this on potato salad. I didn't realize that she was making a form of mayonnaise. LOL. I love all the things I'm learning from you. GOD BLESS YOU. 🙏❤️ From Missouri
@@corinnakern its because they use all kind of emulsifying agents in order to be able to introduce more oil and water so the ratio oil - egg is pushed way beyond the limits JP explained in the video above. Since the oil they use is mostly colourless and in emulsion with water it appears white, it appears whiter than actual mayonaise (the low egg content helps too, of course). Of course they do it because eggs are the most expensive ingredient, oil is cheaper and water costs nothing.
When making potato salad tonight I realized that I was out of mayonnaise. Soooo, Chef Jean Pierre to the rescue with his mayo recipe. It is fantastic and just like he says in his video, I won’t be buying that Hellman’s anymore. Thank you Chef.
Hello again JP. I was wondering if you could demonstrate making your mayonnaise in a food processor PLEASE. AND it would be great if you could do some salad recipes. Love watching as always and making Chocolate Mousse in the morning.
In my view, comparing home-made mayonnaise with the retail product is like comparing apples and oranges. They are two totally different products, and both have their place. I love this recipe and I like that I can adjust it according to my taste. Thanks for posting.
I tryed this mayonaise with the 18 yr old balsamico and i can tell you this much about it, if you have a love for food you can not put crap in there, if you like crap than save yourself the time and buy it at the store. But that is 1e class quality Pffiieeuww its fenomenal and a must have to make THE mayonaise.." I wisk the mayo by hand i like it better that way but Now people ask me if i go to the gym that often i make it !! Like all of your food chef its not only good for the mouth but even better for the soul ❤
Thank you Danke Merci Chef! You inspire me every day to do things I haven't created in a while, and to learn and try so many new creations! Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹
I found a fermented mayo recipe online. Do whatever mayo recipe, add whey, let ferment a few hours. It keeps much longer in the fridge. I’m still messing with the recipe. Homemade ketchup is similar. The whey doesn’t seem to alter the flavor. I definitely need more salt and garlic! Remoulade is great with fried oysters. I’d love to see your version. Actually, a vid on frying would be great. My fried rarely turns out well. Not sure yet what I’m doing wrong. Thanks! Always more to learn, and I appreciate you!
Thank you so much for your videos, I tried making my own mayo tonight. It was just for practice and I am pleased with my effort. Next time will be perfect
Wonderful Chef ! I have made many variations with blender , you know...LOL SO NOW ,I HAVE TO MAKE IT FROM SCRATCH...thanks I think...I will do so just for the skill...
I come back as your seafood cakes are a frozen staple after 5 years,how the family wants them on brioche buns,finding again Jean-Pierre my goto the sauce,long live how much fun.
Emoogin (emulsion )- that is even better than onjon ! We love your charming accent, dear chef Jean Pierre ! I add a pinch of sugar to my mayo ! Barbara.
I would LOVE to spend a day in the kitchen with Jean-Pierre drinking and cooking. I imagine he would be a riot half in the bag and making up yummy stuff.
I never realized that you could make your own mayonnaise until about 20 or 30 years ago when I was watching a PBS show, Great Chefs of New Orleans. The French chef insisted that the the stuff in the store not be used and it was certainly educational Also, the Great Chefs series had nice background music by Charlie Byrd. I miss that show.
I would love a video for a garlic aioli sauce/dressing to use as a 🥗 salad dressing, or on a fat roast beef 🥪 sandwich, or even added to pasta for a yummi pasta salad. O.M.G what about adding it to a potato salad? The possibilities are endless. A ham & turkey, swiss wrap with fresh tomato & shredded lettuce. All wrapped up in either a large tortilla or flat bread. My brain is going into over drive. It's 3:30am and this woke me up! Is it bad when you dream of food you can actually taste the food you are dreaming of?
I was watching that and wondering about putting that on grilled fish (salmon or white), and wa-la! you said it. You have your own folder on my book marks, how's that!
thanks Chef.. mayonnaise will turn white once you add in lemon juice or vinegar. it helps cook the raw eggs and preserve your homemade mayonnaise a little bit longer.
amommamust, be aware that some cheaper chemically extracted oils wouldn't emulsify at all - try using pressed oils, but still refined, because home made mayo is already kinda heavy compared to store bought, especially so if you use an unrefined oil. I wouldn't go heavy on olive oil either. Up to 20-30% is maximum, the rest should be neutral refined oil like sunflower or canola or whatever you prefer. And Kenji's method (look it up) is way faster, easier and you only have to use an immersion blender, works like a charm.
@@GlebRysanov sunflower oil is way too high in omega 6 and canola oil is pure crap (look up how it is made) if you want something better then use organic avocado oil... else cold pressed virgin olive oil yum yum
Chef, the love, care, and passion you have is ...amazing.
You inspire us with your love of cooking, your passion for *quality* ingredients and a feeling of having *FUN* while cooking.
Your videos are inspirational, fun, humorous and that right amount of NERD factor for the science and chemistry of cooking too.
Hope you and your crew and your family are well during these trying times.
Keep it up man! You are truly one of the GREATS out there.
Like Bob Ross was to painting or Norm Abrams to woodworking...My friend, you rock!!
Thank you for the kind words, I really appreciate it!😀❤
Totally!
You put the words out I was thinking. Especially Bob Ross. Great comparision
Me, I like his personality. He could've been talking about something else , I'd love it all the same. Its like a theatre for me, one guy, soliloquizing. He constantly promises to make a moose. I've never seen anyone make a moose yet!
@@bramblebop1904 North Woods make Moose. Leave those Guys alone(they get MEAN). Meanwhile it's Chef being Chef. He's a sight 2 behold.
My wife wanted me to run to the grocery store for mayo to make chicken salad. I live in the sticks 14 miles from the nearest store. I told her I'd make my own, took it up a notch with your aioli recipe then thought what the heck I'll make the remoulade. Best chicken salad ever!
And they lived happily ever after.... What was for desert?
@@adamfreeman5609 A divorce 🤣
Mayonnaise, Garlic, and Chef Jean Pierre! It's all my favourites!
Cooking while in a wheelchair is very challenging but love to cook so I make it work , you make Cooking so simple for anyone wanting to learn so thank you for that. So many great chefs out there but have to put you on the top shelf because you teach the basics so well and makes it fun to learn . I would have loved to ha e been a student at your Cooking school.
My pleasure 😊❤
"There's a hole in the feeding tube of your food processor... That's for making mayonnaise". Wow... Mind. Blown. Thank you chef!!
I've been a cook for 35 years, and I want to be like him when I grow up. Fresh moyo is always best 👌
Thanks mate! I could listen to these teachings all day! 🇦🇺
I LOVE YOU AND YOUR RECIPES. YOU ARE BETTER THAN GOOD. I AM 85 AND STILL LOVING COOKING AND EXPERIMENTING.
My Mom used to take a can of evaporated milk, salt, pepper, celery seed, yellow mustard & one whole egg. Bring it to a boil, then simmer til it thicken up. She always used this on potato salad. I didn't realize that she was making a form of mayonnaise. LOL. I love all the things I'm learning from you. GOD BLESS YOU. 🙏❤️ From Missouri
We love how you awaken us to REAL food. Having awareness about what we've been eating from the store is also hilarious. Thanks, Chef.
Why is Hellman's white?
@@TapDancerDood I would like to know as well, if somebody can tell us perhaps!
@@corinnakern its because they use all kind of emulsifying agents in order to be able to introduce more oil and water so the ratio oil - egg is pushed way beyond the limits JP explained in the video above. Since the oil they use is mostly colourless and in emulsion with water it appears white, it appears whiter than actual mayonaise (the low egg content helps too, of course). Of course they do it because eggs are the most expensive ingredient, oil is cheaper and water costs nothing.
J adore l aïoli ! J ai vécu à Toulon sud de la. France 🇫🇷
2 videos in 1 day you really are spoiling us Chef
I caramelized some onion before I started my chicken soup... now I have so much flavor...right there! I swear, it'll last me 17 years! Love you, man.
It’s incredible how much you can learn watching Chef’s 👨🍳 videos. I feel like I’ve been to a premier culinary school without leaving my home.
You have been to a private course with the Number One Chef
Chef is giving details others don't mention.
Thanks Chef!
Chef Jean Pierre my Favorite Chef. From one chef to another I enjoy your techniques and Cooking. Very well presented.
Wow, thank you Chef Charles, I appreciate the kind words!!! 😀❤
I love his personality and sense of humour
Thank you Tom! 😊
When making potato salad tonight I realized that I was out of mayonnaise. Soooo, Chef Jean Pierre to the rescue with his mayo recipe. It is fantastic and just like he says in his video, I won’t be buying that Hellman’s anymore. Thank you Chef.
Hello again JP. I was wondering if you could demonstrate making your mayonnaise in a food processor PLEASE. AND it would be great if you could do some salad recipes. Love watching as always and making Chocolate Mousse in the morning.
In my view, comparing home-made mayonnaise with the retail product is like comparing apples and oranges. They are two totally different products, and both have their place. I love this recipe and I like that I can adjust it according to my taste. Thanks for posting.
Theres only one word to say...love!!❤️🇩🇰
I tryed this mayonaise with the 18 yr old balsamico and i can tell you this much about it, if you have a love for food you can not put crap in there, if you like crap than save yourself the time and buy it at the store. But that is 1e class quality
Pffiieeuww its fenomenal and a must have to make THE mayonaise.."
I wisk the mayo by hand i like it better that way but Now people ask me if i go to the gym that often i make it !!
Like all of your food chef its not only good for the mouth but even better for the soul ❤
Chef JP cracks me up! And I learn so much! Way to go chef!
So many chefs today try to reinvent a simple but elegant recipe. KISS
Another note: enjoy all the education. I realized, I start to whistle along at the very start of your ending musical tune.
Soothing!
Thank you Danke Merci Chef! You inspire me every day to do things I haven't created in a while, and to learn and try so many new creations!
Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹
Yes, Chef. You create an emotion 😊
His energy is amazing!
The chef did it again! So watchable
bravo Jean ....
I love watching this Chef! Bring on more videos! Thank you.
we love you good sir , keep up the good work !
My goodness I love the way this guy teaches.
I found a fermented mayo recipe online. Do whatever mayo recipe, add whey, let ferment a few hours. It keeps much longer in the fridge. I’m still messing with the recipe. Homemade ketchup is similar. The whey doesn’t seem to alter the flavor. I definitely need more salt and garlic! Remoulade is great with fried oysters. I’d love to see your version. Actually, a vid on frying would be great. My fried rarely turns out well. Not sure yet what I’m doing wrong. Thanks! Always more to learn, and I appreciate you!
That's a great idea. Where are you getting whey, from on top of plain yogurt?
You inspired me to cook again! I adore you! 🇺🇸♥️🇺🇸♥️🇺🇸♥️🇺🇸
You make it look so easy, chef. I have never been able to make mayo as quickly as this. Takes me ages.
sticky7435, this is classic method. But with the immersion blender you can make your mayo in like 2 minutes. Literally.
Crudite with saffron aioli is a big snack around here. Love it. But I like Hellman's too!!!
As a dane it warms my heart that you made a remoulade!
I'm gonna try this at home myself, never had a (french) remoulade before.
Remoulade is French in origin.
Wow ! Another amazing lesson learned from a great chef 👍🧑🍳❤️. Thank you chef 🙏
Thank you so much for your videos, I tried making my own mayo tonight. It was just for practice and I am pleased with my effort. Next time will be perfect
Wonderful Chef ! I have made many variations with blender , you know...LOL SO NOW ,I HAVE TO MAKE IT FROM SCRATCH...thanks I think...I will do so just for the skill...
I come back as your seafood cakes are a frozen staple after 5 years,how the family wants them on brioche buns,finding again Jean-Pierre my goto the sauce,long live how much fun.
This guy makes the day tasty 🙂 thanks chef!!!
he's half french, half italian, and a 100% american ;P
Emoogin (emulsion )- that is even better than onjon ! We love your charming accent, dear chef Jean Pierre !
I add a pinch of sugar to my mayo ! Barbara.
The Good Lord knew what He was doing when He made you a Chef!! Perfection!!
😍😍😍🙏
I will definitely make this for my burgers this dinner, I can't wait to see how this mayonnaise tastes with a good burger
FINALLY- I can make my own Chef Jean-Pierre just mayo+garlic Aioli+emoulade
I think this is why I watch this all the time 03:40
Your cooking is amazing chef. I love the way you explain its so much fun.
I love his recipes. So delicious!
My mouth is watering!
Thanks again Chef for the knowledge.......I'd love to see you prepare a classic Coquille St. Jacques......
Mayonnaise, garlic, chives, anchovies! All the good things!
Love this guy!
I love learning from the MAster!
Chef pierre, What a pleasure it is to watch you prepare and cook your recipes.
I love this guy's energy. :)
Love your video! I recently learned to ferment mayonnaise, and then it lasts weeks to months 🎉
I want to do that myself.
What are you using for a probiotic?
I can't wait to try out this myself
Please don't make the baphomet hand sign.
Chef, what CAN’T you do? You amaze me!
I respect you …you teach very well, thank you
My family loves it when I make mayonnaise❤
Making this today. Thanks you Chef.
made this tonight, thx Chef!!! AmmAzing!
Amazing presentation on all recipes. Your humor makes a pleasure out of cooking.
Love the God Bless AMERICA sign in background!
👍❤❤❤
But I hate the common satanic pentagrams on it.
For safety, you can sous vide the egg yolks at 135*F for 75 minutes to pasturize them.
A must watch
I'm only planning to live another 17 years anyway, so I made some and stuck it in the fridge and set a very long timer!
Freezer, freezer not fridge 😂😂😂❤
I can’t wait for your Carbonara Dish!!!
Love your creativity ...very2 respectful with your product ..
Just discovered this channel. This is truly amazing, we can see your passion. Bon succès mon amis! D'un gars qui viens du Québec ;)
This was life changing!!
Thank you for this! He’s ammmaaaaazing! ❤️
CJP,HELLO, BUT THIS REALLY KOOKS LOVELY, ,,,,DURING WWII,I WATCHED MY PARENTS MAKE THEIR OWN MAYONAISE, ! I’ll try this, 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇺🇸🇺🇸
I love to watch your show! It cheers me up.
Excellent! vid. Answered a lot of my own questions as a cook.
I'm so going to make that remoulade with anchovy.
He has a way of teaching
Chef can you make a video about slicing/dicing potatoes? Would love to see that!
I would LOVE to spend a day in the kitchen with Jean-Pierre drinking and cooking. I imagine he would be a riot half in the bag and making up yummy stuff.
😂😂😂😂😍😂😍
I never realized that you could make your own mayonnaise until about 20 or 30 years ago when I was watching a PBS show, Great Chefs of New Orleans. The French chef insisted that the the stuff in the store not be used and it was certainly educational Also, the Great Chefs series had nice background music by Charlie Byrd. I miss that show.
If I knew how good self-made mayonnaise was, I never started to make it ... now I can't take the shortcut any more! 😊
Oooh. Yes , I can do this!
Aaaaaaaah yes. Quite wonderful.
Something he didn't put butter in.... Amazing!!!(in chef Jean Pierre's voice)
I would love a video for a garlic aioli sauce/dressing to use as a 🥗 salad dressing, or on a fat roast beef 🥪 sandwich, or even added to pasta for a yummi pasta salad. O.M.G what about adding it to a potato salad? The possibilities are endless. A ham & turkey, swiss wrap with fresh tomato & shredded lettuce. All wrapped up in either a large tortilla or flat bread. My brain is going into over drive. It's 3:30am and this woke me up! Is it bad when you dream of food you can actually taste the food you are dreaming of?
Thanks a lot chef, your recipes and demeanor bring me a lot of relaxation and since i started recreating them my family loves coming over haha
I was watching that and wondering about putting that on grilled fish (salmon or white), and wa-la! you said it. You have your own folder on my book marks, how's that!
Garlic aioli + anchovy paste + lemon juice + worcestshire sauce + red wine vinegar = caesar salad dressing. Mmm, mmm, good.
There IS a whole of the food processor feeding tube! I had never noticed, but now I know :D
True it is that homemade mayo does not last very very long!
Photos of steps in recipe link look great!
I often put a splash of worchestershire in my remoulad.
Pretty much in 90% of my cold sauces 😁
Great video.! Confidence boosting.!
I like to add chopped cucmbers , pasta , ham and leeks to the remoulade to make a salad
Uncurdling that emulsion was amazing!
thanks Chef..
mayonnaise will turn white once you add in lemon juice or vinegar. it helps cook the raw eggs and preserve your homemade mayonnaise a little bit longer.
I have tried making mayo before and had it break on me, I did not know you could bring it back. I will have to give it another try! Thanks!
amommamust, be aware that some cheaper chemically extracted oils wouldn't emulsify at all - try using pressed oils, but still refined, because home made mayo is already kinda heavy compared to store bought, especially so if you use an unrefined oil. I wouldn't go heavy on olive oil either. Up to 20-30% is maximum, the rest should be neutral refined oil like sunflower or canola or whatever you prefer. And Kenji's method (look it up) is way faster, easier and you only have to use an immersion blender, works like a charm.
@@GlebRysanov sunflower oil is way too high in omega 6 and canola oil is pure crap (look up how it is made) if you want something better then use organic avocado oil... else cold pressed virgin olive oil yum yum
Thank you. I will make this.