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This Is How To Make One Fancy AF Mushroom Omelette You Can Do This!

This Is How To Make One Fancy AF Mushroom Omelette You Can Do This!

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Sometimes on You Can Do This! we use a lot of fancy equipment. Sous vide, hi-tech hotplates, lots and lots of power tools and yes, we understand that some of those things are just impractical. Although being practical is not necessarily the through line of the show, the decision for this episode is to toss the tech out the door and just make a simple omelette. A simple omelette that has mushrooms striped in the eggs and an obscene amount of truffles and caviar. :)
Date: 2020-05-20

Comments and reviews: 9


Really didn't look very good, to be honest. You cooked those scrambled eggs to death, the stripes didn't come out very strong or distinct at all, frankly wasn't aesthetically pleased with your choice to have them run parallel to the roll of your shell. And the shell was cracking apart because it had been way overcooked too. And that's after you editors used whatever movie magic possible to make it look more appetizing. Just really not impressed with your technique or how it came out.
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Such a great video! And to those thinking it was a mistake to use a metal spoon with caviar, that's been debunked forever. It's silver that reacts to caviar. Stainless steel kitchen spoons for caviar are used by chefs routinely. The reason you hear Michelin chefs talk about wooden, plastic or mother of pearl spoons is because their restos often have sterling silver flatware and platters. FYI
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This is awesome! I can't wait to try this out. I'm always looking for ways to use fancy ingredients with humble ones. I was surprised by the color of the mushroom after cooked with the egg. It seemed faded. Modernist Cuisine at Home does the same striping technique and it looks much better (at least in the book. Any ideas what the difference is?
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Chefs who appear slovenly, unkempt and greasy, especially if they scratch their face while cooking? Ugh. I'd rather have a softly cooked omelet stuffed with mushrooms and truffles than his Frankenstonian food. Unnecessary steps which end result make food look rubbery, dry and frou frou, just don't get my vote. This guy creeps me out.
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That is not a 'black truffle' aka tuber melanosporum. It's a 'summer truffle' or 'burgundy truffle' aka tuber aestivum var. aestivum or tuber aestivum var. uncinatum - which are considerably less interesting (and cheaper) than true black Perigord truffles.
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My friend called me a food snob a few weeks ago, a claim that I fervently denied. When he said he was going to deglaze that lovely pan of mushrooms with TAP WATER and I audibly gasped in horror, I realized my friend may have been right.
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You probably should learn how to button your shirt correctly before you show us how to make an omelette, Gordon Ramsey. Who ties your shoelaces for you in the morning before you go to work?
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can someone explain to me what is wrong with this video? I know very little about cooking, and this video seems totally believable to me. Why is everyone saying it's a troll video?
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I love how had all of those 'expensive' mushrooms. I'm just setting here thinking I can literally go pick 3 of those chanterelle, morel, and oyster yep.
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