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Romesco Sauce

Romesco Sauce

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Learn how to make Romesco Sauce This amazing sauce requires a little bit of prep, but the procedure is quite easy, and theres simply no better, more flavorful sauce for grilled vegetables and/or fish. Tim: Can anybody else explain just what the hell is going on with his speech pattern/cadence? I don't mind the jump cut style (I actually think it's pretty cool) but I spent more time wondering why he was trying to catch his breath instead of just waiting a minute to re-record the audio that's clearly a different track that's dubbed over the main vid instead.
Date: 2019-07-25

Comments and reviews: 9


I've roasted red ball peppers hundreds of times, when I'm in a hurry I use the sink, it really is much faster/easier, but it does hurt the flavor, just watered down, you can see the water turning red, it definitely washes away some of the pepper. Peeling them dry kinda sucks, but they taste much better. I know chef John, I'm crazy.
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Incredible Thank you for a wonderful recipe. This is the first video I have seen by this chef. His voice is pleasant and easily understandable, but if I had to listen to the same rollercoaster tone for much longer, someone would come up missing That is how annoying it is to me. But I appreciate the recipe fully.
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Can you show how to use the Mortar and Pestle when making pesto? I can't get past the part to make garlic into a paste. I am hammering the garlic cloves with the pestle and they are shooting out all over the place Am I supposed to twist the pestle? Do I hammer it straight down? I need your help.
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You got it right, Chef John. Moved here to the US from Catalunya, and we use almonds AND hazel nuts, both roasted on the open flame. And the mixing is done typically (nowadays) with a minipimer, or stick mixer. Super simple. And delicious It's eaten with meats and potatoes.
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Great video but for the love of God please stop putting inflection on your voice at the end of every sentence. Im not trying to be picky but if you spread out the inflection while speaking it will make It more enjoyable to listen to. Sorry but it was driving me crazy.
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4th one is remoulade. but i think its not that popular in america. wich is sad for americans. eat more remouladeedit: maybe the 4th one is just wahtever your favorite sauce is thats not on the list. the wealth of comments suggesting sauces indicate that.
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You can peel the peppers with a piece of paper towel. The burnt skin sticks to the paper towel very easily. This works even without waiting for them to cool down in the covered bowl and will not burn your hands because you aren't touching the peppers.
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I agree with the day after effect - so much better when the flavours have melded but I recommend you try using some dried mild peppers like they do in Spain (500-1000SHU. It also saves a tonne of prep which is always a plus in my book
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