Tried this and YUP.. Chef is always right.. my first one was great... (After I went onto my second of three breasts 🤣Bashed the bejesus out of the first poor bugger) be patient and go slow. Anyway, the one that got served to significant other was service quality.. Thanks so much Chef JP P.S. I used Chefs Mushroom sauce (strained) rather than the Green Peppercorn Sauce.... as I couldn't find brined peppercorns anywhere.

@ChefJeanPierre

2 жыл бұрын

So happy it was a success for you 🙏😊

@pronman69

2 жыл бұрын

You can buy raw green peppercorns and brine them

@rajeswariuthirapathi7607

Жыл бұрын

😊😊😊😊 lpĺ

@ThomasR119

Жыл бұрын

I got brined green peppercorn from Amazon!

@zsavage1820

Жыл бұрын

@@ThomasR119 yummy.....

This guy is amazing! He makes mistakes we all do but he doesn’t hide them. He shows us how to handle them. A true passion for cooking and, above all, a passion for teaching ❤️❤️❤️

@rrialb9371

2 жыл бұрын

He's not copying, but he is genuinely like Julia Child was. She would make mistakes, and those were so entertaining actually, how she would finesse her way through them, just like Chef JP. I think it's called confidence.

@justicejudge7858

Жыл бұрын

I loved that too! XD

@Grimalken1969

Жыл бұрын

And he is not trying to be something he isn't. Too many of these shows is a woman all dolled up like she is a magazine cover model instead of a chef or cook. I'm so glad Jean-Pierre does not put on the make-up and lipstick ;)

@mixinsky

6 ай бұрын

He is natural, honest charming peson with good heart and he does not pretend Master because he is real Master .

@roberthindle5146

5 ай бұрын

His main mistake seems to be handling raw poultry with both hands, then take a load of knives out of a drawer and then put them straight back in again.

a humble chef; cooking at the highest level yet he says: "we just cook, we're not rocket scientist" Sir, you inspire

I remembered when my son apply for a job training in the hotel, he was interviewed with question " What delicious meal can you cook ? " He answered " Chicken Cordon Bleu " and then finally My son can go to Aspen Snowmass Resort ,Colorado to learn there for 1 year. Thank you Chef you are his favorite. He is always watching your you tube. 🙏

OK, Chef, I make almost every dish that you post, and all of them have been successful, but this Cordon Bleu was not only fun to prepare, it was possibly the tastiest dish I’ve ever done for company. I used multiple layers of thin sliced Parma ham and the Brie and was careful not to over cook it and the chicken was so moist! The guest of honor made one of those ecstatic faces you’re famous for when he took his first bite. It was easy to prepare several breasts ahead, sear and bake off just before dinner so I was able to spend time with our everybody. That sauce! I was doubtful about the combination of beef stock, Madeira, green peppercorn, cream and tarragon, but as you say: holy macaroni! My guests poured it over their Jasmin rice, the chicken and dipped their baguettes in it. Wow. I can’t thank you enough.

@janarimanova1993

11 ай бұрын

Cextina

@sugarapple5465

6 ай бұрын

Did you freeze them or just refrigerate?

I told my child they can do this. Waiting for the results 🙂👍

@adamuk5037

2 жыл бұрын

🫣

Never knew this was so easy to do, and it was only the patience that was needed, and I just love the way he doesn't cover up his mistakes but tells us how to remedy them.

@jhagestad

2 жыл бұрын

He’s been around so long, he doesn’t sweat mistakes, which is why I love his videos so darn much. You can see the joy in his face and hear it in his voice. The man oozes pure passion and he makes even the most difficult recipes unintimidating. I had no intention to ever cook chicken cordon bleu, but after watching the video, I’m actually contemplating trying it.

@catherineogrady8773

2 жыл бұрын

I Really Love this about Chef JP. Everybody makes mistakes , so it is good to see a Chef, of Chef JP caliber make a mistake & then show us how to fix it. He is Wonderful . I Love. His Recipes , His sense of Humour , His Very High Standard of Hygiene & how to maintain these standards so easily by having his Sanitising cloths on hand when he needs them. i Love his Human way m, he could be just any body in the Kitchen. He never makes little of even the most inexperienced of us. He is Teaching the people that do not know much & also showing the most experienced new Recipes . He is The Best. 🥰.

It's 2 am and I am so hungry watching you cook!!!!!!!!!!

Chef Jean-Pierre I used to watch you on television at my Mother-in-Laws house before she passed. We watched and laughed the time you was cooking. She loved to cook your recipes and we would have as much fun eating. Thank you for all the great memories.

"It's the little things that make the difference." "...unless you are cooking a raccoon." My favorite Chef/Philosopher/Comedian Jean Pierre this is another gem of an episode and recipe. I have never had a Cordon Bleu, now I will have to try it.

@robertakerman3570

2 жыл бұрын

I'm not ready 4 coon yet.

@jrbosley27

2 жыл бұрын

"I never did mind about the little things," recited Bridget Fonda in *Point of No Return* (1993).

@RIDERSONLINEORG

2 жыл бұрын

Chef would make Raccoon delicious! Can't wait. 😄

@CentralPlainsEnt

2 жыл бұрын

There is an abundance of racoons since their fur isn't used they are not hunted. They are smart and fun to watch. Possum on the other hand......... well granny from the Beverly Hillbillies cooked them!

@robertakerman3570

2 жыл бұрын

@@RIDERSONLINEORG Pass.

As I’ve said before,” you take me back to real old school Chef technique. I actually put this on my menu. Served table side for 2. And even though some people think it’s an old entree, it’s selling like crazy! Thank you

@ChefJeanPierre

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome 😊👏

@larrywakeman4371

2 жыл бұрын

Hey the classic 1950's menu entrees are SUPERB and BEST!

@Temulon

2 жыл бұрын

I never heard of using Brie in a cordon bleu, I've always used Swiss. Is Brie a better choice?

@josephmonte8423

2 жыл бұрын

That’s funny you say that. I’ve been us Fontina Cheese in my Restaurant. It’s just a personal choice, plus I know my customers and what they prefer. I would eat it with Brie, I just prefer Fontina or Swiss🤷🏼‍♂️

@Temulon

2 жыл бұрын

@@josephmonte8423 Yeah, I prefer Swiss also

Thanks for bringing back foods from a different era. Welington, Cardon Bleu, Crepes and Banana Foster were amazing dishes we ate in fancy restaurants a long time ago. They all deserve another day at the table. Moms used to impress guests and friends with these meals. If dad got "the Promotion" his boss might be invited over for dinner (supper) and mom could say thank you from our family in the way only a special meal could say it. Words like Chateaubriand, Filet Mignon, Potato Pommes and Haricot Verts all promise us that something special is happening. Food is family together time, it is planned, budgeted, and made well. It was also made fresh, starting with the milk and dairy in the box at the front door. I don't remember many "boxes" of Hamburger Helper, mac n cheese or Rice a Roni in the cabinets, certainly no Chicken nuggets or Pizza Pillows that kids eat for dinner everyday. Here is a thought.... one day a week, watch a Jean Pierre on TV. Pick a dinner, execute it. Do it again. Everyone in the household eats together and everyone helps clean up. If you do this once a week for a few months you will get very good at cooking. Your kids might bring their friends around (that's how you know you're doing it right) and you might meet their parents and make a few friends. Food is shared, it is cheaper in bulk, saves time and saves families. No phones or TV at the dinner table, it's awkward at first, push through! Take turns with your new friends, get some wine, get inspired. Go visit Gramma, make her dinner, she will love you even more if you try to make her favorite dinner. If you don't like left overs, put them in small microwave plastic containers, stock her freezer. Grandpa might come over and fix that annoying thing that keeps bothering you. Grandpas love food and things to do.

@ChefJeanPierre

Жыл бұрын

Fun memories! Thank you for sharing 🙏😊

@samuelpissingadaga7131

Жыл бұрын

​@@ChefJeanPierre hello chef i have a quetion? what kind of flour did you use? all purpose flour ?

The patience and care in which this man teaches is incredible. Imagine being his child and learning g all of your life lessons like this.

Chicken Cordon Bleu was a childhood favourite, but we used to buy it ready made. My son is nine and has watched this video twice. He really loves these videos and now loves the idea of cooking. He used to be very fussy and hated trying new food. Now he “supervising” us making these videos and will try everything! Thank you so much for giving him the confidence.

I loved that sneaky little ‘innovation’ trick with both tongs! Great way to keep one hand free while not dirtying a countertop!

I found a great way to pound my chicken... I get a small freezer baggy then put the head of my mallet in it. .I don't need to cover the chicken with layers of clingwrap .. saves a lot of time as well.. I only use one layer of wrap to roll it up... very cool , thanks again Chef for this amazing recipe...

This man is a national treasure.

My favorite channel on KZread. While teaching at the highest level, Chef's personality still shines through, making his videos both educational and entertaining. Absolutely love these videos!

@ChefJeanPierre

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏

Boomer here, me and my loved Wife cooked a lot when we were just 2 of us. But in the last 15 Years with 2 wonderful Chlidren and her Job and my Company, the cooking got wayyy too short. And Jean Pierres Videos enlightend our Spirit again, we watch them together, and we love them. And our Spirit came back. At the moment, where making a Buying List for all the Stuff we need, to cook with the Chef.Put your Tablet in the Kitchen, a nice Glass of Whine or Beer, and make yourself a nice Afternoon or Evening, and let the Chef do his Magic, just follow his Steps and Tricks, and it will be Good. Were not completly new to cooking, but Jean Pierre got so many good and VERY USEFUL Aces up his Sleeves, its amazing. Awesome, that he shares his Skills and Tricks, thank you a LOT.

I love when chef says "tic-tack-tock". cracks me up every time

Watched a lot of Gordon Ramsey and Marco White, but this guy is definitely my favourite Chef. I have learnt so much from him. Thankyou ....

@ejwright5655

2 ай бұрын

Gordon ramsay just yelss and grunts. I can't watch him. Went to his fish and chips while on vacation a couple years ago... gross. It tasted like grease but the employees were nice.

@MommaWolf1967

Ай бұрын

Don't you mean Marco Pierre White here

Chef. I made this recipe. It came out incredible. I made it for an 8 person dinner And more than one guest said it was the best cordin blue they ever tasted and Even though I cooked I might have to agree. P it was excellent thank you again for teaching us how to cook I've been watching you for ever And still can't get enough Please never stop. 🙂

How lucky are we to have this amazing funny engaging kind professional chef to learn from. What a gem you are sir. Hi from 🇨🇦 🍁

I love that you are so excited about the flavor of food. (My passion)

When coming home after a busy and stressful workday, it is is always a pleasure to find a new Chef Jean-Pierre video waiting. Not only do you educate me in one of my favorite activities, you also calm me right down, to the point of zen. For me, the videos can't be too long, I enjoy every second.

Lol “I lost my wooden spoon. Lock the door.” 😂

Always love the excitement, you know it's good

Thank you so much for the excellent instruction. You are a wonderful teacher. I made the chicken cordon bleu tonight and it turned out perfect.

Chef Jean-Pierre- thank you sooo much for this recipe!!! When I was younger, I made chicken cordon bleu to impress my then-girlfriend (now wife of over ten years!) on a date night. We were having friends over, and I found your recipe. It was so easy to follow and love how down-to-earth and practical your cooking style is- I followed along your recipe (substituted Jarlsberg for the cheese because my wife really likes it and went with a garlic dijon cream sauce for the sauce)- and it was an ABSOLUTE HIT with our guests and my family! You definitely made me into a big fan!!! Take care and wish you the best!

@ChefJeanPierre

11 ай бұрын

👍👍👍😊

@michaelmaier7262

Ай бұрын

"Garlic Dijon cream sauce"??? YES, PLEASE!

I'd love to see you create a chicken kiev. I've seen quite a few people do it and everyone seems to have their own way of doing it. How about it, Chef?

@daphnepearce9411

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! Chicken Kiev! I'd love to see chefs version of this dish!

@raymondpinner8328

2 жыл бұрын

Chicken Kiev is awesome but sadly only had it once.

@patriciakeir3044

2 жыл бұрын

Yes please Chef I agree. Chicken Kiev is ace. Xx

@ESO529

2 жыл бұрын

Super idea - I've done a couple ... but was not very happy. It was at best average. So ... Chef Jean-Pierre - we need your help 🙏🙏!!!

@ccmnevada

2 жыл бұрын

I think he has already done a chicken Kiev! Look on his past videos!

I just use my filet knife!!!!!! Iam in Florida learned to filet fish even maui maui but large dolphin. My dad was amazed.

You make me feel better when I'm down.. you're always so giddy. I love your recipes.

My mom didn't roll the chicken when she made her version of cordon bleu. My sister and I used to 'fight' over the cheese that oozed out onto the pan. It was so delicious.😋

Chicken cordon bleu was the first "fancy" dish I learned of as a kid and I loved it so much! Gruyere and Swiss style cheeses are my favorite, but I've made it with burrata. Kind of messy with that, but it was delicious.

I'm especially enjoying the comments from Post. Dry and a bit sarcastic, Is my style. Thanks for the enjoyable video.

God is good to give us wonderful foods and delightful chefs to show us how to enjoy cooking.

This is my favorite chef for everything I make from scratch! I can say I have made many of your recipes and they always come out great. Also I never cook any processed food. I make my bread, bread crumbs and my flour!!!!!! When people say they don't have the time I say make the time. It really doesn't take that much effort for good food.

The way Pierre changed the arrangement or the design without missing a beat was amazing, wallah, wallah, wallah. Now my mouth is watering....Wallah!

@michaelmaier7262

Ай бұрын

"voila" Is French. You can even hear the V if you listen closely enough.

HYSTERICAL!!! Love that you just roll with the punches when you forget something, spill something, splatter anything, burn your mouth or try to pick up a really hot pot. The videos are a joy to watch but what makes them extra special is that taste-wise you knock everything out of the park!!! I just cooked this last night (switched the Brie for Gruyere), BLOODY BRILLIANT!!!!

I like listening to this guy. And he totally nailed the procedure. I didn't remember how to make this dude, and five minutes in I remembered!

This is my all-time favourite dish!!! Thank you so much, Monsieur Jean-Pierre for sharing your recipe! Good health to you and your family!

It's pretty Obvious to me that you have a Healthy Obsession with Food. That just makes you a Better Chef. Well done, Sir.

This is my favorite food to eat. I have never made it before, and to be frank, I haven't really found one that I just love from the store. I am so excited to make yours. Thank you so much for showing me how to make this. I made your Alfredo which my kids loved.

@daphnepearce9411

2 жыл бұрын

I had the same thing the other day and made chefs scrambled eggs last weekend. Superb!

@johnmartin7370

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Shannon, my Sister in law made it for me once when I visited about 45 years ago, she had to go to a classic French cooking class to learn how to do it, her Husband was not thrilled because it was messy (and he had to clean up) and was always burnt like a lava rock. But, If you follow this guy ...Nothing ever goes wrong... except the bits that go different... then you can fix that and still have excellence.... That's what is special about this Genius.

@daphnepearce9411

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnmartin7370 Yup. Take everything one step at a time. I don't try to cook three things at once, always have all of mis en place ready and clean as you go. Oh! And save all leftovers!

Marry me! I just found your channel, and have been binge watching. I ❤ the detail you add to instructions, and the beautiful presentation of dishes. “The eyes feast first” Thank you!

I love how you show that cooking isn’t perfect, you’re not perfect and it doesn’t have to be. Thank you for being a real person and not editing out the flaws. You give permission to go outside the lines. Love your show here in Texas. ❤

i really want to see that other mallet side used. When are we cooking the raccoon?

@betmebuckwheat51

3 ай бұрын

No you don't. It would be a pile of mush. Chicken is fragile.

@keetrandling4530

3 ай бұрын

Groundhog. You want groundhog, not raccoon.

@kevinoneill41

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😮😂😂😂

Chef thank you so much. Unrelated to this video but I just made your horseradish crusted salmon with red pepper coulis last night for me and my girlfriend, and I must say it was absolutely delicious. The crust on the salmon is wonderful.

By far, Chef Jean-Pierre is the best teacher. Who needs cooking classes when you’ve got Jean-Pierre. He gives us all the cooking tips and his patience helps us to understand exactly how to do it. Thank you Chef for sharing all your cooking knowledge with us.😉

Oh my gosh, this recipe was absolutely perfect! I made this dish last night for 3 and we all loved it so much. Thank you Chef Jean-Pierre for your humor and reminding me that cooking can be fun. I love watching you in the kitchen, I am learning a lot of techniques. I made this dish once before and I had few mishaps rolling up the breasts, so I wrapped them in bacon to keep the goodies inside lol. This time watching you, I had a few haha moments! Thank you again Chef, you are appreciated and loved, you are welcome in my home anytime! Keep up the great work. Oh, my son has started watching your videos and we had nice chats about your recipes. Nothing better bonding with family about foods. P.S. I am French too. Merci beaucoup Chef

Another first class recipe, I gotta say I’d order the sauce, with a side of chicken cordon bleu!

WOWZER! Another spectacular “must try” recipe! Thank you chef!

I love the childlike joy whenever he cuts into the finished product.

I love this man's work of art.

Everytime I think I don't know what to cook I watch one of your videos and of course there's something new and appetizing. Never realized how much fun cooking could be. Thank you you're the best!😄

This is my first video I've seen of yours and I'm blown away with how amazing of a teacher you are. You've already taught me so many things that weren't even related to the recipe! I can't wait to watch more of your videos so I can watch you make yummy food while making me laugh, and also teaching me so much 😊

You are well experienced chef It is very clear on the way you pay intention on the small details that makes huge deference on cooking process You are amazing

Hi Chef! I love your videos you're always so cheerful! I was wondering if you will ever do a video on apple pie? I want to make it and see your version of it it impress my wife ;)

@ChefJeanPierre

2 жыл бұрын

It is coming out real soon!😁

@DavidFerguson68

2 жыл бұрын

I hope it has rhubarb

Thank you, thank you, thank you!! This is a dish I’ve wanted to make but have always been intimidated by. You’ve taken the mystery out and I learned a lot! Can’t wait to make this for the family! 👏

Chef JP is my new favourite person 😂

@ChefJeanPierre

3 ай бұрын

🙏❤️

Very relaxing just to even watch!

I have learned more from this chef than I have in culinary school years ago!!! Love his style of teaching!!! Thanks for making all these great videos!!!

"green pepper coooorn" lol best chef!

Chef is a masterful teacher who makes us laugh while we learn 😁

Just made this tonight for one of my best friends. Thank you for the recipe chef, I will treasure it.

merci Chef

"this, we eat later" the sign of a true chef!

Back in the 80s, I was one of the waiters at a very famous restaurant in L.A. On the "ever changing" menu, we had Chicken Cordon Bleu with Sauce Bordelaise. It was outrageously good. The sauce was so perfect, I thought it overshadowed the chicken. I have been attempting to replicate the sauce for over 25 years with no luck. However, I've loved every spoonful of my failures...Thank You Chef for this video and this recipe.

Chef, This recipe looks delicious. I made your scrambled eggs this morning for my girlfriend. Did not have the oil at the end but her comment was, "How did you get the eggs so fluffy and tasty?" Eggscellent idea for the eggs. Thank You Chef!

Hi Chef I am really enjoy you cooking video It's absolutely useful for all biggeners and others chfed as well. Thanks for your time to teaching such a wonderful quality of cooking. Its great job chef. Cheers

I’m a “chunky sauce” person. It’s all about the texture chef!

My mom used to make this for Easter...let it baste in cream of mushroom soup....the cheese would melt and ooze out into the soup...delicious 👍

The frozen ones I had as a kid were amazing so cooking this myself will be a dream come true. Thank you chef!!!

Gotta love him - He is sooo funny...Takes Cooking videos to way above the next level... ;-)

Thanks again Chef, I've learned something new every time i watch your videos

Always love your videos. Really appreciate the energy you bring to cooking and always feel inspired to go and make something delicious!

I love watching these videos!!!😀 No other "Cooking" videos on KZread give you the feeling you're being taught/trained by a seasoned chef like this guy!!!

Amazing. Chef, amazing I can just imagine the smells in your kitchen right now. Then to taste that chicken beautiful❤ thank you for inviting me to your kitchen. Thank you Chef.

This is my favorite Chef!! ❤

Hello Chef! This recipe is an excellent lesson in the art of being patient. It clearly takes some time to put together, but the reward is so delicious! Thanks, Chef!

Thank you Jean-Pierre. It was so delicious. We used turkey roulades as we had some left, Edam cheese and some cauliflower with hollandaise sauce. We made breadcrumbs out of crispbread wich worked perfect. As you always say: It's just cooking, no rocket sience :)

I just love this man. Third time in a year that I make this recipe.

The best part of your show is when you taste your own creations and go wild. Just love this - and, of course, your cooking in general - so please, keep it coming, chef!

Absolutely love this recipe Chef. I learned a lot of little tricks. And I appreciate you taking your time and not rushing too much. It seems like you really enjoyed cooking this dish when you're not pressed for time. Thanks as always! 👍

@wait...what...

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I love that he goes slow so you can actually see what he is doing and shows you how to correct things as you go along.

@GiancarloXmusic

2 жыл бұрын

It's even better not just because we get to watch him for longer, but he leaves all his little mistakes in, things that we would do and probably not realize and then shows us how to fix them or prevent them for next time. That to me is worth all the time spent watching. I've learned more from this man and his love of food than any other show or course I've tried!

Time to take the next step in doing a "next level" recipe - Saturday here I come! TY TY Chef! Awesome as always.

I just love listening and learning from this man! Always entertaining and educational! Thank you. Seems like something I could actually do!

Omg I can’t believe it… I learn something invaluable every time I watch you! You are my kitchen guru for sure❤️ simple things I never would’ve thought of on my own to make things easier and less stressful while trying to prepare a wonderful dish.

With the craziness in my life and so many unknowns, I find watching your videos and learning to cook the best I can gives me a smile and gives me inspiration to try new things! Thank you!

@ChefJeanPierre

2 жыл бұрын

🙏🙏🙏😁

Yep made this exactly the same in Germany and it is definitely my favorite. A side of noodles or fry’s With steamed broccoli 🥦 Yummy Great presentation as always Chief

Making this asap! So much fun to watch as well as learn!!

When it comes to cooking shows Chef you are simply the best ! ,, I've cooked professionally for more years that I care to remember but I'm still learning. Fabulous job on the Cordon Bleu ,,, I was head Chef at a five star resort a number of years ago, second protein that particular evening was Chicken Cordon Bleu ( organic, free range breasts ). One of our lovely senior guests requested the Cordon Bleu ,, without the ham and cheese !! ,,,, okay my dear, I'll get right on it !!

@ChefJeanPierre

6 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

What a great recipe and a beautiful job!! Love watching the entire process performed by a true master!

Bravo 👏 You simply never disappoint Chef JP 💙💙 Love everything you do Merci Beaucoup x

You guys always brighten my day...love the screen notes!

Hy chef my name is mark and I wreckon your work is great and your good fun I learn from you all the time thank you for showing me

@ChefJeanPierre

Жыл бұрын

All the pleasure is mine Mark! Godspeed🙏😊

Oooo! That was one of my husband's favorite things many years ago when he was a Schwan's driver and I have never even thought about trying to make it myself... until today!

@adamuk5037

2 жыл бұрын

That one lucky husband!

Oh yes please don't rush we can handle a 30 min video ! Love your stories and any kid can do it right? Moma Mia !!!

I can tell, you're a great family man who knows all about kids as well as cooking. 💕💕💯 %.

@ChefJeanPierre

2 жыл бұрын

🙏🙏🙏😊

Love the way he cleans up when he spills or an error and I love his tips and explainations - excellent teacher that I may just love cooking now :)

Hey, when I was in the restaurant business, we did tableside cooking including Bananas Foster, Cherries Jubilee and Strawberries Romanov Romanov. We would like to see you do some of these desserts. You remind me of my old chef.

@4.0.4

2 жыл бұрын

Tableside cooking seems like such a joy. If I was a restaurant cook I'd probably enjoy that more than being at the back but maybe some people can get tired of the guests 🤭

@bill9653

2 жыл бұрын

@@4.0.4 It was fun but, unfortunately, tableside cooking has become a lost art, at least here in NH. Back in the 80's we worked for Swiss trained chefs and they demanded quality and competency. Times have changed.

"this goes for pounding anything, take it easy" 😂