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Layered Elegance (207): Jacques Pépin: More Fast Food My Way

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Layered Elegance (207): Jacques Pépin: More Fast Food My Way

Episode 207: Layered Elegance. Minute Recipe: Rice Paper Rolls with Avocado and Sun-Dried Tomatoes. Jacques shows his daughter Claudine how presentation can make a simple, traditional dish truly elegant by layering feta, cucumber and onion with tomato slices to make his Tall Greek Tomato Salad. Poached Salmon in Sour Cream Herb Sauce follows as Jacques reveals his father’s dislike of olive oil to Claudine. Together they make a variation of his mother’s recipe, Stew of Peas and Carrots — a meal in itself! Dessert is pure simplicity with Sweet Riccota Gateaux with Peach Sauce.

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19 responses to “Layered Elegance (207): Jacques Pépin: More Fast Food My Way”

  1. Kyle Kusniak

    Zucchini bacon

  2. Kyle Kusniak

    …you got to stir it right away, or it forms lumps… LOL

  3. dm jahn

    He made a Star of David with the zucchini slices – Mazal Tov, Jacques :-)

  4. roman14032

    anyone can learn to have knife skills as good as his
    its just goona take about ten years doing about ten cases of vegatables a day before noon or your fired
    just like he got those skills

  5. 8019Melissa

    HE IS A GOOD CHEF BUT I DON'T LIKE IT WHEN HE LICKS HIS FINGERS AND PUT THEM BACK IN THE FOOD THAT IS DISGUSTING.

  6. diasspeed

    dont put lemon in greek salad! only olive oil and maybe a small dash of white vinegar if you like, but no lemon. Jacques Pépin is the best!!!

  7. T Carter

    See you are in a restaurant and present it in the conventional way, you charge 3.50, you serve it this way you charge 15 dollars.

  8. rockhard

    dissing claudine is pointless, she is NOT a chef
    she hasn't cooked for hundereds sometimes thousands of people a day, everyday for fifty years.
    there is no young person on earth who can match a jacques pepin or one of his peers
    it takes a lifetime
    just bask in the glory of one whos paid that price
    and count yourself lucky to even have the chance to learn from one of these men. 

  9. ChlepZeSzynkom

    She laughs like a horse… or like myself sometimes 😛

  10. Casstiel

    I would be too.

  11. Al G

    When he cut the salmon she said he's cool… Finally, Claudine and I agree on something.

  12. Al G

    All french people slurp like that.

  13. HouseForLife6

    His autobiography is AWESOME ! I'm reading it now 😀 !

  14. kartiloco

    Thanks! I live in Germany and the baking soda is available at any drug store here, but what do you mean with "peroxide" exactly? Is it hydrogen peroxide ??

  15. MyLATim

    Wipe it clean with a damp rag, pour peroxide over the board, let sit for 2 or 3 minutes, dry with a towel, sprinkle with baking soda and rub with a damp sponge to remove stains if needed, remove any odors with vinegar. Your butcher block is now clean.

  16. kartiloco

    How would you clean such a big fat wood cutting board like he always uses?
    I picked one up for my kitchen but it's too big for the sink actually 🙁

  17. Extrememdp

    lol he fusses at her to stir the sauce when she adds the flour.

  18. Extrememdp

    Does anyone else notice how he salivates excessively when he talks/cooks?

  19. wrathofchakakhan

    It's interesting that despite growing up with him, his daughter is still amazed by his skill in the kitchen.

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