There are NO word to express how happy I'm am to see this. This is my absolute favorite. My dad (RIP) was a caterer and I loved when he made this!!! Happy Holidays!!! 🎄❤️️
I'm so sorry that you lost your Dad, but how wonderful that he was able to share his love of food with you! That's the sort of joy that carries on forever and creates a lasting legacy that you can share with others you love. ❤ Merry Christmas to you and your family!
When he said that, a little light went on in my head and I remembered somebody predicted this in the teaser last week. Came to the comments just to see if I could find whoever it was taking credit. Here you are. Congraturation.
Just made this. The most delicious chef John recipe yet. And that’s saying something from a man with dozens of delicious recipes. Everything combines perfectly to a perfect dish. Don’t even bother with side dishes. You’ll barely have time for wine when eating this dish.
The best part is I can *hear* the conversation in my head and Chef John's response is hilarious because it's absolutely delivered like he's narrating a video.
Chef John, you have been my inspiration for 9 years. Don't know if you check the youtube comments any more as I'm sure you are on other platforms. Just to let you know you're recipes have never failed. Many many heart felt Thanks.
Chef John knocks it out of the park again! My parents made Beef Wellington for Christmas when I was just a kid (50-60 yrs ago). Never tasted anything so good, still remember it after all this time. The Mrs. has been resisting me doing it for the family for Xmas for years - going to show her Chef John's video - hope she goes for it. Will make Chef's fondant potatoes to go with it, and the roasted sprouts - tasty and pretty! This recipe is genius, doable, compared to the problems of an entire loin, and gives the best balance twixt puff pastry and beef - thanks, Chef John! Should have an Xmas to remember!
Outstanding, Chef John! Thanks for making what was one of my father’s favorite dishes, which he and my Mom first experienced on the SS France back in the late 60s. One thing he did to kick the flavor way up was make a classic Bordelaise sauce, which, as I’m sure you know, is your basic wine reduction sauce made with dry (French) red wine, bone marrow (if you can find it), butter, shallots and sauce demi-glace. It might take a while to make, but I swear you could pour that stuff on a socket wrench and make it taste out of this world.
This is a recipe that has always intimated me. I’ve never even eaten beef Wellington but it is made with everything wonderful, it’s got to be amazing, and that’s why I need to try my hand at it! This recipe/individual portion seems much less intimidating than what I’ve seen Gordon make.
Since the very first Beef Wellington I ever made (which turned out amazing) was the Goron Ramsay version with the prosciutto I have never had it any other way. I love the flavor, it's not nearly as strong as a bacon-wrapped filet, the prosciutto is so thin and oozing with just enough flavor to blend really well with the Wellington.
YOUR BEEF WELLINGTON RECIPE IS THE BEST IVE BEEN RESEARCHING FOR....I LVE THE XTRA PUFF pastry at the bottom....TO ABSORB THE MEAT JUICES....AWESOME...THANK YOU SO MUCH CHEF JOHN...
I just made these for Christmas dinner and they came out perfectly! Thank you chef John for making an intimidating recipe doable. Perfect for a smaller group, directions are so well done!🎄
Chef John, I made your recipe for individual Beef Wellingtons for Christmas dinner and they turned out FANTASTICALLY! I followed your instructions implicitly and they came out perfect. This was my 3rd attempt at making this classic entrée. The two other times were using a full beef tenderloin. The first time was disastrous, the second time improved, but not great. I feel working with the individual size "Wellingtons" worked much better for me. Just wanted to thank you for teaching me this process, step by step with the end result being quite impressive and over the top! It made for a memorable Christmas feast!
Thank you Chef John. That's what I love about your channel, you always make the "unknown" less daring. ❤️🌸 Thank you for encouraging us to try what seems complicated.
After making a full size Wellington I’ve gotta say the hardest part was trying to slice it without the whole thing falling apart. It’s worth making individual servings like this just to avoid that nightmare altogether. Nothing worse than spending your day making a complicated meal and then watching it collapse into soggy pastry and meat chunks the instant you cut into it a second time.
You give me the courage to try new things out. I really thought it was more complicated. By the way, I deboned my first turkey ever because of you. Thank you for your kindness in sharing you skill with me. You are fantastic..... I also made mock Demi glace. Looove it
You can substitute a piece of top sirloin if tenderloin isn't in the budget. It's not quite as tender, but in my opinion has better flavor than tenderloin and is about 1/3 of the price.
@@stephenperry4197 The eye of a chuck roast is similar. More flavor, cheaper, but got a tad bit too much connective tissue to trim out, good for other recipes or to grind for hamburger meat though.
I've watched Gordon Ramsay's video about beef Wellington a few times, and would salivate every time! Now, I can see a way to do it for myself without risking an entire cow! Thanks, Chef John! I will give it a try, soon!
My husband loves his filets..so today I bought everything to make this for him this weekend. Crossing my fingers I do this recipe justice. Chef John has the best videos and I will have this video playing as I make this recipe. Not that I haven't watched it at least 10 times. I'm not a steak lover but this has me wanting a filet. Might have to steal a bite - maybe two! All on me if it doesn't turn out- never had a bad experience with Chef Joh's recipes. But filet mignon scares me. I'm not a steak lover like my hubby. Thank you, Chef John!!
Open letter to All. With the world turning upside down with this Coronavirus 19 and being restricted to home. I came to like 4 different cooking channels on You Tube "If you see it, Your one of them", all offering good home cooking if not 5 star restaurant grade food. I have commented on all the 4 channels. We all like to go eat out, but this has challenge us to go above and beyond to provide a great meal here at home. With this I say a very heart felt "Thank You!"
You can cook the mushrooms down with heavy cream if you don't want to use Pate. I've made it like that before and it's delicious. After mushroom / cream mixture is cooked and cooled it has the same consistency as pate.
Hubby and I made it tonight. We are stuffed. Alot of little steps but OMG, so worth the wait and work. It was incredible. We only ate half. Will put the rest in the air fryer tomorrow to heat it up. The filet will be a little more well but so what, its Prime. Thank you,thank you!!!
fantastic. I've been following you and ramsey for a while and last time i tried his recipe i was not very happy with the result. nothing against his technique just my expertise. Your method looks easier to handle for multiple people and i cant wait to try it
Made this for Christmas Eve dinner and it was fabulous thank you for all the tips!!! It’s was the first time I ever made it. Couldn’t have done it without you 😋
You are the best, man. I guess that is one of the dishes Gordon makes potential chefs make. You would have passed with flying colors! I love how this recipe is an individual portion...it is nearly impossible today for someone to afford an entire tenderloin. Stay safe and much love from Colorado!
I made this for Christmas dinner and it was spectacular! Follow chef John's instructions to the 'T' and your meal will come out amazing. This was the first time I've ever made beef wellington and I was absolutely, 100% delighted.
Try trader joe's puff pastry, it's not folder into 4... It's real butter puff pastry from France... I'm not getting money from them... I'm just a super fan of that puff
Thank you. I had to make a vegan dish Las thanksgiving for my nephews wife, and I made mushroom Wellington. Peperidge Farms is vegan puffed pastry, so I will def seek out a pastry with butter. Good to know!
Look at Wellington pastry as Yorkshire Pudding with juices flowing and Chef John glowing, and you'll ease into a taste sensation that will leave you saying, "Gordon who?" Chef John is more important than Santa and just as pretty. Remember that should Chef John shimmy down your fireplace looking for hot rum and company. Merry Christmas everyone.
Woah, you read my mind. My mom's been super into Hell's Kitchen lately, and they make Beef Wellington every single dinner service. I was seeing 30 plates of it each episode, and it had my mouth watering.
That annoying arrogant obnoxious hack Gordon Ramsay makes beef Wellington all wrong! Authentic beef Wellington does NOT contain mustard, ham or crepes!
Chef, you are a love. I enjoyed watching you eat, tearing into that fabulous dish that you accomplished. Thanks as usual for the way you make us all think we can do these kinds of things. Cheers!
Mouth watering, check. Now hungry, check! Beautiful job. A small tip I use is to microwave the chopped mushrooms for a minute on a paper towel. Will get rid of some of the water and brown much faster, if you’re in a hurry..
Clean and easy instructions and very smart to add that flattened piece of pastry under the Wellington I feel like 2 people could share this with how rich it is too
We made this yesterday and it was amazing! To our surprise, even the bottom part of the pie crust was crispy and not soaked at all. Thank you chef John!
Reminds me of Chef John’s Shooters Sandwich,which he didn’t think much of,but I adore.Even carried it afield after venison,which is absolutely delicious in an SS.🦌
Chef John, we've learned so much from you, so I wanted to share our variation, which 90% like your version. For Christmas we like 'deconstructed Wellington' using pastry rounds as buns for the most decadent hamburger ever. We use small end, 3" filets, with a smear of duxelles on one side and pate on the other, served on pastry rounds with raspberry liqueur tinged horseradish mayonnaise, served with your fondant potatoes and either salad, asparagus or Brussels.
When I first made Wellington I tried it with pork loin to see if I could do it right and it was so delicious that I know my beef Wellington will be better thank you chef John and Gordon's recipes.
Thank you! I'm making this for Christmas dinner and it's my first time making a beef wellington, so I was a little stressed. This makes way more sense and seems simple for a laymen like myself. BTW, love your videos and recipes, been following you for quite some time. Keep it up and keep us fed well! Cheers!
I bet you could find pate made from some other source in ND. Do you suppose venison or elk pate is a thing? Or, if it has to be from a fowl, maybe pheasant or duck?
I can't wait to try this recipe. I made beef Wellington for Christmas and I can attest to the fact that you don't need the prosciutto. No one could taste it.
That's why I love Chef John. He's not a purist. He is usually fairly accurate with traditional recipes, except when he substitutes something that makes the dish easier to prepare OR as in this case, probably makes it taste better.
It’s not hard. I did it the traditional way, with a large piece of meat, a long time ago and it came out very nicely. The pate on the meat is what really makes the dish, for me.
I guess maybe try using cheaper cuts. They might be less tender, but flavor-wise they should be fine. I guess just try to look at the price range of the cuts of beef and see which one that's not expensive is right for you.
You are. The BEST. Never would have thought of individual Wellington. Brilliant! Want to try this and wouldn't change a thing....well, more Brussels sprouts. Love roasted sprouts. That looks amazing, Chef John🤷♀️
I get a warm fuzzy feeling inside every time Chef John says “and as always, enjoy”
I always say it with him 🤗🤗
So do i. I assumed it was the Whisky though.
True that
Me too. As I stare at my chicken nuggies.
My wife always says it with him when I’m watching and will get mad if I stop the video before he says it.
Finally, a Beef Wellington recipe that isn't so zoomed in that you can see the individual atoms that make up the food.
But I need to see what type of amino acid chains make up the beef. How else am I suppose to replicate this dish?
It's the cameraman starving and anticipating that delicious beef Wellington
Fr, they try to make it look like the size of a prime rib roast lol
And the cameraman isn’t on crack
😄 🤣 😂 😆 😄
You are, after all, the Jack Skellington of your Beef Wellington.
👏🏼😂
🎵 MAKING CHRISTMAS 🎵
Hey thats pretty good
What's this?!
Duke Ellington just makes me think of Big Mouth now.
Chef John has a voice of a proud dad who’s still going to encourage you to continue cooking even if you set the world on fire
So a dietary vegan chef?
There are NO word to express how happy I'm am to see this. This is my absolute favorite. My dad (RIP) was a caterer and I loved when he made this!!! Happy Holidays!!! 🎄❤️️
I'm so sorry that you lost your Dad, but how wonderful that he was able to share his love of food with you! That's the sort of joy that carries on forever and creates a lasting legacy that you can share with others you love. ❤ Merry Christmas to you and your family!
I made a full one once. I messed up almost every step and it was still one of the best things my family ever tasted. Go for it!
What did you mess up? Could you explain all of your faults, please?
You made a beef "oh-well"ington
“You are the Duke Ellington of your beef Wellington.”
I KNEW IT! I KNEW THAT WAS COMING!!!
When he said that I thought "whoever said that on his announcement page about this recipe will be SO happy"... It's the small things 😊
you called it, sir!!
I also am here to congratulate you on your prediction
When he said that, a little light went on in my head and I remembered somebody predicted this in the teaser last week.
Came to the comments just to see if I could find whoever it was taking credit.
Here you are.
Congraturation.
And he made a "jazz it up" joke very shortly after. Chef John'll get ya
Just made this. The most delicious chef John recipe yet. And that’s saying something from a man with dozens of delicious recipes. Everything combines perfectly to a perfect dish. Don’t even bother with side dishes. You’ll barely have time for wine when eating this dish.
I love the way chef John did this Beef Wellington. It looks delicious. But also, a lot easier to prepare.
The extra puff pastry on the bottom is actually genius. Thanks Chef John!
Wait I still don’t understand why it was the secret trick. What does it do?
@@h1t0k1r1 It lets you enjoy flake, crunchy pastry since the inner pastry around the beef is going to be saturated in juices and fat.
Ramsay: ENGLISH MUSTARD. Think about it, youre not gonna put dijon on there are you?
Chef John: oh yes I am, and I’ll thank you while doing it
The best part is I can *hear* the conversation in my head and Chef John's response is hilarious because it's absolutely delivered like he's narrating a video.
That was my first thought when he said he's using Dijon. He's going to call chef John a donkey
As a Scottish person who makes this every Christmas, dijon is miles better. Sorry Gordon
Says Gordon, while using italian prosciutto
English mustard is far superior to the Dijon for this recipe.
I love this channel, i don't cook that much but I enjoy watching because it helps with my anxiety.
Piece of parchment from the package of puff pastry. Thank you for the alliteration today.
Pou're Pelcome
You are, after all, the Duke Ellington of your Beef Wellington.
"if you want to Jazz it up"
I'm laughing my head off at Chef John's enthusiastic devouring of his delicious meal. Gotta love that man!
Chef John, you have been my inspiration for 9 years. Don't know if you check the youtube comments any more as I'm sure you are on other platforms. Just to let you know you're recipes have never failed. Many many heart felt Thanks.
See, this why I love you and your show; you've made my ambitions to do a beef Wellington, Reachable. Thank you. ♥️♥️♥️
Come back and let us know how it turns out.
Chef John knocks it out of the park again! My parents made Beef Wellington for Christmas when I was just a kid (50-60 yrs ago). Never tasted anything so good, still remember it after all this time. The Mrs. has been resisting me doing it for the family for Xmas for years - going to show her Chef John's video - hope she goes for it. Will make Chef's fondant potatoes to go with it, and the roasted sprouts - tasty and pretty! This recipe is genius, doable, compared to the problems of an entire loin, and gives the best balance twixt puff pastry and beef - thanks, Chef John! Should have an Xmas to remember!
Outstanding, Chef John! Thanks for making what was one of my father’s favorite dishes, which he and my Mom first experienced on the SS France back in the late 60s. One thing he did to kick the flavor way up was make a classic Bordelaise sauce, which, as I’m sure you know, is your basic wine reduction sauce made with dry (French) red wine, bone marrow (if you can find it), butter, shallots and sauce demi-glace. It might take a while to make, but I swear you could pour that stuff on a socket wrench and make it taste out of this world.
This is a recipe that has always intimated me. I’ve never even eaten beef Wellington but it is made with everything wonderful, it’s got to be amazing, and that’s why I need to try my hand at it!
This recipe/individual portion seems much less intimidating than what I’ve seen Gordon make.
Since the very first Beef Wellington I ever made (which turned out amazing) was the Goron Ramsay version with the prosciutto I have never had it any other way. I love the flavor, it's not nearly as strong as a bacon-wrapped filet, the prosciutto is so thin and oozing with just enough flavor to blend really well with the Wellington.
There's an old school French chef on youtube that makes Beef Wellington this way, his name is Chef Jean-Pierre.
@@lavenderbee3611 Chef Jean-Pierre 🥰🥰
Beef Wellington, Duke Ellington and a glass of cabernet. Heaven!!!! Thank you Chef John.
I’m calling it beef rareington. Gorgeous! And always remember, you are are the Robert Goulet of your Wellington filet.
YOUR BEEF WELLINGTON RECIPE IS THE BEST IVE BEEN RESEARCHING FOR....I LVE THE XTRA PUFF pastry at the bottom....TO ABSORB THE MEAT JUICES....AWESOME...THANK YOU SO MUCH CHEF JOHN...
I just made these for Christmas dinner and they came out perfectly! Thank you chef John for making an intimidating recipe doable. Perfect for a smaller group, directions are so well done!🎄
Chef John, I made your recipe for individual Beef Wellingtons for Christmas dinner and they turned out FANTASTICALLY! I followed your instructions implicitly and they came out perfect. This was my 3rd attempt at making this classic entrée. The two other times were using a full beef tenderloin. The first time was disastrous, the second time improved, but not great. I feel working with the individual size "Wellingtons" worked much better for me. Just wanted to thank you for teaching me this process, step by step with the end result being quite impressive and over the top! It made for a memorable Christmas feast!
no matter what mood im in, chef john always puts a smile on my face :)
Thank you Chef John. That's what I love about your channel, you always make the "unknown" less daring. ❤️🌸 Thank you for encouraging us to try what seems complicated.
After making a full size Wellington I’ve gotta say the hardest part was trying to slice it without the whole thing falling apart. It’s worth making individual servings like this just to avoid that nightmare altogether. Nothing worse than spending your day making a complicated meal and then watching it collapse into soggy pastry and meat chunks the instant you cut into it a second time.
This is helpful. I thought that would happen.
You give me the courage to try new things out. I really thought it was more complicated. By the way, I deboned my first turkey ever because of you. Thank you for your kindness in sharing you skill with me. You are fantastic..... I also made mock Demi glace. Looove it
The hard part is affording a nice piece of tenderloin.
You can substitute a piece of top sirloin if tenderloin isn't in the budget. It's not quite as tender, but in my opinion has better flavor than tenderloin and is about 1/3 of the price.
@@stephenperry4197 The eye of a chuck roast is similar. More flavor, cheaper, but got a tad bit too much connective tissue to trim out, good for other recipes or to grind for hamburger meat though.
You can marinate it in blended pineapple, watch Gugas food, he has good recipes for making cheap(er) beef more tender
Christmas time is coming. Grocery stores usually put good sales on tenderloin.
You could also trim up a Ribeye or even a New York. Not as cheap as sirloin but still cheaper than tenderloin!!
Thank you for making all of these recipes available over the years chef ♡
I've watched Gordon Ramsay's video about beef Wellington a few times, and would salivate every time! Now, I can see a way to do it for myself without risking an entire cow! Thanks, Chef John! I will give it a try, soon!
My husband loves his filets..so today I bought everything to make this for him this weekend. Crossing my fingers I do this recipe justice. Chef John has the best videos and I will have this video playing as I make this recipe. Not that I haven't watched it at least 10 times. I'm not a steak lover but this has me wanting a filet. Might have to steal a bite - maybe two! All on me if it doesn't turn out- never had a bad experience with Chef Joh's recipes. But filet mignon scares me. I'm not a steak lover like my hubby. Thank you, Chef John!!
Well then it is decided, this will be New Year's dinner. Another gem from Chef John and the crew!
Thank you chef not only for the recipe, but also your voice and the way you explain it. Is marvelous!
Oh Chef John ! 🎉 You never disappointed your fans ✨✨😎
Open letter to All. With the world turning upside down with this Coronavirus 19 and being restricted to home. I came to like 4 different cooking channels on You Tube "If you see it, Your one of them", all offering good home cooking if not 5 star restaurant grade food. I have commented on all the 4 channels.
We all like to go eat out, but this has challenge us to go above and beyond to provide a great meal here at home. With this I say a very heart felt "Thank You!"
You can cook the mushrooms down with heavy cream if you don't want to use Pate. I've made it like that before and it's delicious. After mushroom / cream mixture is cooked and cooled it has the same consistency as pate.
You are the Napoleon of your Beef Wellington.
I think I will try to make this for Christmas.
I love your recipes and your voice is very pleasant to listen to. Looking forward to your recipes. 👩🍳
Hubby and I made it tonight. We are stuffed. Alot of little steps but OMG, so worth the wait and work. It was incredible. We only ate half. Will put the rest in the air fryer tomorrow to heat it up. The filet will be a little more well but so what, its Prime. Thank you,thank you!!!
fantastic. I've been following you and ramsey for a while and last time i tried his recipe i was not very happy with the result. nothing against his technique just my expertise. Your method looks easier to handle for multiple people and i cant wait to try it
Yep. I did a trial of Ramsey’s Wellington last week and while I surprised myself with how well it turned out, these look more manageable.
Divine! You are the best teacher!!!!
“A couple three tablespoons of white wine.”
Am I the only one who took that as a Sopranos reference?
Hahaha! A coupla tree...
You’d say, “A couple two tree tablespoons.”
ayy there he is
whateva happened there...
@Sturgeon borko's comment section is leaking.
Ellington, Wellington, jazz it up! Chef John is beat poet of the kitchen.
I plan to be "the Chef John of my Wellington."
OK, I just made this last night. Fantastic. Easy enough. Just follow the instructions. Very impressive. You are the bomb.
You read my mind chef John! I was looking at Gordon Ramsay recipe for this but I rather do yours!
Omg! Thank you! ALL your recipes and Instructions Rock! The real commentary is super refreshing and outstanding!
Cheers Nick and Angie
I've been waiting for this recipe since Tuesday.
Made this for Christmas Eve dinner and it was fabulous thank you for all the tips!!! It’s was the first time I ever made it. Couldn’t have done it without you 😋
I cannot believe you have been doing this for long enough to make a video on CAULIFLOWER FRIES but you haven't done a video on Beef Wellington before.
I'd have to look at my saved recipes, but I think he did a beef wellington. It was a larger version. I could be wrong.
@@rainydaylady6596 you could also be right, don't sell yourself short
You are the Duke Ellington of your Beef Wellington! The best rhyme yet! Watching him eat this at the end was great!
Amazing 👌🏻 Greetings from Scotland. Have a nice day everyone😍
You are the best, man. I guess that is one of the dishes Gordon makes potential chefs make. You would have passed with flying colors! I love how this recipe is an individual portion...it is nearly impossible today for someone to afford an entire tenderloin. Stay safe and much love from Colorado!
"It may not do anything, but it makes me feel good." ... This is me planning out my work outs for the week (and then not doing them).
I made this for Christmas dinner and it was spectacular! Follow chef John's instructions to the 'T' and your meal will come out amazing. This was the first time I've ever made beef wellington and I was absolutely, 100% delighted.
Try trader joe's puff pastry, it's not folder into 4... It's real butter puff pastry from France... I'm not getting money from them... I'm just a super fan of that puff
There is a brand called Dufours (or something like that) that is all butter. All better!
Thank you. I had to make a vegan dish Las thanksgiving for my nephews wife, and I made mushroom Wellington. Peperidge Farms is vegan puffed pastry, so I will def seek out a pastry with butter. Good to know!
I love the flavor when the pastry absorbs all the juices.
Look at Wellington pastry as Yorkshire Pudding with juices flowing and Chef John glowing, and you'll ease into a taste sensation that will leave you saying, "Gordon who?"
Chef John is more important than Santa and just as pretty. Remember that should Chef John shimmy down your fireplace looking for hot rum and company. Merry Christmas everyone.
Beef Wellington is my most favorite food in the whole wide world! Thank you, Chef John!
Woah, you read my mind. My mom's been super into Hell's Kitchen lately, and they make Beef Wellington every single dinner service. I was seeing 30 plates of it each episode, and it had my mouth watering.
That annoying arrogant obnoxious hack Gordon Ramsay makes beef Wellington all wrong! Authentic beef Wellington does NOT contain mustard, ham or crepes!
Such a joy to watch you cook, Chef John. The Beef Wellington looks so delicious.
Who's thumbs-downing this? People are weird bro..
My guess is blind vegans.
Gordon Ramsey
@@AzothPrime its rooooooooooaaaaaaaaaaawwwwww
I'll give a thumbs down, if you want
@@ebuff57 hysterical.
Chef, you are a love. I enjoyed watching you eat, tearing into that fabulous dish that you accomplished.
Thanks as usual for the way you make us all think we can do these kinds of things.
Cheers!
I haven't watched the video yet but I'm taking a stab in the dark.
*Gordon Ramsay has entered the chat*
lol
Hahahaha
LOL this is very epic big chungus 100
Hey, Chef Ramsay is John's good friend he ain't never met! WHY WOULDN'T he enter the chat? LOL
Mouth watering, check. Now hungry, check! Beautiful job. A small tip I use is to microwave the chopped mushrooms for a minute on a paper towel. Will get rid of some of the water and brown much faster, if you’re in a hurry..
Chef John out here roasting Gordon Ramsey
Your profile pic lmao
Yeah lol, by using dijon instead of english mustard. Little culinary diss
Clean and easy instructions and very smart to add that flattened piece of pastry under the Wellington I feel like 2 people could share this with how rich it is too
This is definitely going on my list of food to make when I am no longer poor.
Watching a Chef John video is pure therapy.
Any recipe that starts with delicious mushrooms, i know it would be a masterpiece
We made this yesterday and it was amazing! To our surprise, even the bottom part of the pie crust was crispy and not soaked at all. Thank you chef John!
Most people love Beef Wellington...
I prefer the Beef *Medium-Rarington,* myself.
I prefer well seared, but nearly raw on the inside.
Well played
THERE YOU ARE! I WAS WORRIED BECAUSE YOUR COMMENT WASN'T AT THE TOP THIS TIME! 😭
👍👏👏👏👏👏
Reminds me of Chef John’s Shooters Sandwich,which he didn’t think much of,but I adore.Even carried it afield after venison,which is absolutely delicious in an SS.🦌
Easy beef wellington is akin to a married bachelor
He was born to roam. Like a gazelle. 😔 I thought we were getting hitched. But in reality, it was just me. 😢
Honestly Beef Wellington is very easy to make assuming you're not making your own puff pastry, just expensive.
@@RoryMag Agreed..it's not difficult, but it is a bit spendy.
Chef John, we've learned so much from you, so I wanted to share our variation, which 90% like your version. For Christmas we like 'deconstructed Wellington' using pastry rounds as buns for the most decadent hamburger ever. We use small end, 3" filets, with a smear of duxelles on one side and pate on the other, served on pastry rounds with raspberry liqueur tinged horseradish mayonnaise, served with your fondant potatoes and either salad, asparagus or Brussels.
You are the Eliphalet Remington of your Beef Wellington.
I've been wanting to make this for years! God bless you sir
“With a piece of parchment from the package of puff pastry”
He could have said, "with a puff pastry package parchment piece."
Made this just now and it was delicious! Only change was add 1/2 tsp of the mustard after reading the comments. It was soooooo good!
We need a Chef John Gordon Ramsey impression
When I first made Wellington I tried it with pork loin to see if I could do it right and it was so delicious that I know my beef Wellington will be better thank you chef John and Gordon's recipes.
Chef John joined the game.
Gordon Ramsey left.
Thank you! I'm making this for Christmas dinner and it's my first time making a beef wellington, so I was a little stressed. This makes way more sense and seems simple for a laymen like myself. BTW, love your videos and recipes, been following you for quite some time. Keep it up and keep us fed well! Cheers!
I'm not sure how much choice we have in pate here in ND, but if I can find even one we'll give it a shot.
Never looked for pate in a human-food grocery, but it is very common in cat food. Do ya think it might be OK to substitute? Asking for a friend.
@@simonederobert1612 I wouldn't neeeeoooowww.
Liverwurst
I bet you could find pate made from some other source in ND. Do you suppose venison or elk pate is a thing? Or, if it has to be from a fowl, maybe pheasant or duck?
If your area has a grocery store with a specialty cheese counter (usually located in the center of the store) that's where you can find the pate.
I made this yesterday for my Christmas Eve birthday dinner and it turned out fantastic! It was delicious! ✨✅ 🎁
Chef John, your content is so sexy it makes OnlyFans creators jealous.
Waiting for him to respond with “what’s an only fans”😂😂
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I can't wait to try this recipe. I made beef Wellington for Christmas and I can attest to the fact that you don't need the prosciutto. No one could taste it.
“a couple three tablespoons”.... paulie?!
At my restaurant we make exactly the same but without the mustard. We serve it on a bowl with bordelaise and Brie fondue around it, it’s to die for!
Lol 5:27 chef Ramsey explicitly makes the point to NOT use Dijon mustard since it's french and this an english dish
That's why I love Chef John. He's not a purist. He is usually fairly accurate with traditional recipes, except when he substitutes something that makes the dish easier to prepare OR as in this case, probably makes it taste better.
Ramsay is an ass! There is no mustard in authentic Beef Wellington!
Chef John, me and my 22 year old son had fun making this recipe for our Christmas meal. It was easy and delicious, I highly recommend it!
I've always wanted to take a stab at making beef Wellington but am scared to screw it up and ruin a great piece of meat
It’s not hard. I did it the traditional way, with a large piece of meat, a long time ago and it came out very nicely. The pate on the meat is what really makes the dish, for me.
I guess maybe try using cheaper cuts. They might be less tender, but flavor-wise they should be fine. I guess just try to look at the price range of the cuts of beef and see which one that's not expensive is right for you.
Happy holidays chef John! Our family loves watching your recipe videos. Every time we search for a recipe we go to your channel first! Thank you!!!
This makes me wish I had a freezer full of beef pot pies. (my bad)
You are. The BEST. Never would have thought of individual Wellington. Brilliant! Want to try this and wouldn't change a thing....well, more Brussels sprouts. Love roasted sprouts. That looks amazing, Chef John🤷♀️
Nice comment 😊... I must confess you've got a really gorgeous smile where are you from if you don't mind ?
Honestly, I could have Domino's here before I could get this done
Finally!! My prayers have being answered !!! I waited years for Chef John to do this video 🥺🥺🥺