The fine dining recipe featuring lobster and zucchini is a symphony of elegance and flavors! The pairing of succulent lobster with the delicate, crisp zucchini brings a harmonious balance to the dish. The attention to detail in this recipe truly showcases the artistry of gourmet cuisine. The combination of luxurious seafood and fresh vegetables creates a visual and gastronomic masterpiece that's sure to impress even the most discerning palates. This culinary creation takes dining to a whole new level of sophistication and taste. Definitely typical for you, Jules 🦞🥒🍽️🌟
A good tip for removing the intestinal tract for Lobster, shrimps and Langoustine is if you look between the tail you will find a spike called a telson, if you twist it and pull slowly it will remove most if not all of the intestinal tract. Thanks for the videos. loved the video with Brennan Dates on Get the fork out.
I have taken a look at some of your lobster dishes. I am going to be eating lobster for a few days now as I experiment with your recipies. Today I played with your "butter poached lobster dish" and tomorrow I intend to make this holendaise sauce. Thank you
Hi Guyz, planning on doing this for part of the new years menu- anyone can advice how they would plan it out? as in.. which stuff can be prepared the day before etc.
Amazing: so simple yet so precise! I suggest everyone making the chili oil about one week in advance and at least 3 days, to allow the flavours to develop. One question: in Italy we're having a big blue crab problem, and this afternoon I was thinking about all the ways I could prepare it (doing my share to fight an invasive species in the tastiest way) at home. Do you think I could adapt this recipe, maybe leaning more on the saltier side to balance the added sweetness?
@@tomseiler2408 compared to the average recipe he posts I for once feel that it may be achievable in my kitchen hahahah Dealing with seafood is a skill you learn with practice (skill that I don't have but I recognise that people with more experience are used to that), if you have a mandoline the brumoise takes either skills or time, there aren't reductions where you have to guess the right timing or dough relying on the right hydration, plating doesn't require to be a surgeon... Easy is something you don't really see here, but I'm an average home cook and feel like this would be doable in the home I live in as a student, it probably happened a couple of times since I followed Jules, so relatively to the rest it feels easy
Sir i would like to serve for my clients zucchini roll lobster dish. This time of year i canot find yellow zucchini. I love the colour contrast. Can you please suggest substitution for yellow zucchini??. Love your videos great inspiration. Professional chef here.
great looking dish. i will make this, but i'll buy my lobster pre-killed. it's been a while since you have made a 1 ingredient dish or made a candybar dessert.
great dish! small improvement idea: try blending the shells as this brings an extra flavor boost. made a lobster bisque once with blending everything and it was one of the best things i've eaten.
Definitely delicious! I do it with langoustines in my kitchen aid, but a lobster is so hard that I’m afraid I’ll break the machine 😂 I used to do it at my old restaurant in a big machine though, so delicious!
"I know a couple of people who don't like sauce..." 🙊 Why do you know these people? Remove them from your life right now! 😅 Beautiful video again chef and thanks for the tips for service! 👌
Just a little encouragement: I love the way you explain the dish, and take us through it step by step, but there is tooooo much talking at the end of the video, when the dish is done. Cut it off and you have a great video.
I just started my education at the gourmet restaurant Troyka, and one day I wanna cook like you. You are so talented and creative, wow
The fine dining recipe featuring lobster and zucchini is a symphony of elegance and flavors! The pairing of succulent lobster with the delicate, crisp zucchini brings a harmonious balance to the dish. The attention to detail in this recipe truly showcases the artistry of gourmet cuisine. The combination of luxurious seafood and fresh vegetables creates a visual and gastronomic masterpiece that's sure to impress even the most discerning palates. This culinary creation takes dining to a whole new level of sophistication and taste. Definitely typical for you, Jules 🦞🥒🍽️🌟
Jules, I love that you are just sharing your thoughts more at the end of the video. Very good information for us home cooks.
A good tip for removing the intestinal tract for Lobster, shrimps and Langoustine is if you look between the tail you will find a spike called a telson, if you twist it and pull slowly it will remove most if not all of the intestinal tract. Thanks for the videos. loved the video with Brennan Dates on Get the fork out.
First time I heard of that! Thank you, great tip! (pun intended :P )
I have taken a look at some of your lobster dishes. I am going to be eating lobster for a few days now as I experiment with your recipies. Today I played with your "butter poached lobster dish" and tomorrow I intend to make this holendaise sauce. Thank you
Wow! I have been looking for more advanced cooking on TH-cam. Think I’ve just watched 10 vids back to back. Brilliant!
grande Jules, eres un crack... a la altura de los mejores chefs Francia, España o Italial. Lo difícil lo haces sencillo, hay esta el secreto.
Looks great Jules. Also, don't apologise for your ramblings at the end of the videos, it's my favourite part haha.
So beautiful and delicious 🤩🤩🤩 Thank you so much to share such a nice dish.
you made me a BELIEVER! Just perfect i every way.
There is no one like you lots of love from Pakistan
Maravilloso,un gran trabajo como siempre.Felicidades Jules😎
I love sauce. Chef you inspire me thank you ❤
Appreciate it 🙌🏼 Thank you!
Astonishing!
🎉🎉🧑🍳🧑🍳 bravissimo Chef. Dio ti benedica da Italia 🇮🇹🙏
Thanks bro for your great creativity. Love the zucchini and sauce. I will try them
Yeah, it is very simple to eat
Hi Guyz, planning on doing this for part of the new years menu- anyone can advice how they would plan it out? as in.. which stuff can be prepared the day before etc.
Great Jules.
marvelous dish. I always want to compliment to chef's wonderful cooking.
Hi I am having trouble soucing the transparent cooking foil you use here in Australia. Can I use just regular foil? Thanks
How did it go with the normal foil if I may ask?
I must make this! Yum!
Really beautiful chef ❤
Het ziet er geweldig uit !!! Ik hoop het zeker een x te kunnen maken kan niet wachten 🤩
beautiful insane dish as usual chef!
I like your garam masala recipe for tarka oil
I might try that with king crab
This looks delicious!!
Amazing: so simple yet so precise! I suggest everyone making the chili oil about one week in advance and at least 3 days, to allow the flavours to develop.
One question: in Italy we're having a big blue crab problem, and this afternoon I was thinking about all the ways I could prepare it (doing my share to fight an invasive species in the tastiest way) at home. Do you think I could adapt this recipe, maybe leaning more on the saltier side to balance the added sweetness?
Simple? Really?? No elaborate equipment nor techniques but not simple!
@@tomseiler2408 compared to the average recipe he posts I for once feel that it may be achievable in my kitchen hahahah
Dealing with seafood is a skill you learn with practice (skill that I don't have but I recognise that people with more experience are used to that), if you have a mandoline the brumoise takes either skills or time, there aren't reductions where you have to guess the right timing or dough relying on the right hydration, plating doesn't require to be a surgeon... Easy is something you don't really see here, but I'm an average home cook and feel like this would be doable in the home I live in as a student, it probably happened a couple of times since I followed Jules, so relatively to the rest it feels easy
Just amazing
Appreciate it!
Chef, can we make this dish in advance, put everything sousvide, freeze and reheat? Thanks
You nalied it. 10 out of 10 from me. Well done. :)
Bon appetite!
Looks amazing!!!
Im in love with your channel Jules haha! Can i ask when the egg video is coming? Im a big dessert lover, so i love the dessert episodes the most!
Awesome
exelente
Tell me about your cutting board. How do you use the pan underneath?
Sir i would like to serve for my clients zucchini roll lobster dish. This time of year i canot find yellow zucchini. I love the colour contrast. Can you please suggest substitution for yellow zucchini??. Love your videos great inspiration. Professional chef here.
Chef do you think this hollandaise will go well through an espuma gun?
world class, nothing else to say
Do you have a book to buy of your stunning recipes
great looking dish. i will make this, but i'll buy my lobster pre-killed.
it's been a while since you have made a 1 ingredient dish or made a candybar dessert.
What’s the prep time on something like this?
Incredible content as always, keep it up!! What did you use to reheat at 6:12?
Смотрю из России...ваша подписчица..лайк...
What a beauty
Hey jules what’s the thick cling film called I can’t find any
what serving plate/dish did you use in this video?
I always get hungry watching thos
great dish! small improvement idea: try blending the shells as this brings an extra flavor boost. made a lobster bisque once with blending everything and it was one of the best things i've eaten.
Definitely delicious! I do it with langoustines in my kitchen aid, but a lobster is so hard that I’m afraid I’ll break the machine 😂 I used to do it at my old restaurant in a big machine though, so delicious!
@@JulesCookingGlobal understand! :D but great idea turning the bisque into a holandaise sauce, i love it.
"I know a couple of people who don't like sauce..." 🙊 Why do you know these people? Remove them from your life right now! 😅
Beautiful video again chef and thanks for the tips for service! 👌
lol they don’t like the sauce, they are not invited,they can go to McDonalds😂❤❤
can you do a video on knives
it nice but I think it is a waste for use the crawl to make the tartar, you should use spare piece of meat
"I know a couple of people who don't like sauce"...?
Why?
Anyway, I guess the upside is they won't steal the sauce when it is on the table...
Wow... such a complicated and long process for a bit of lobster and some vegetables. Lol
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My anxiety as he's speeding using the mandoline as the ingredient gets smaller.
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Teach us more duck breast plating please
Just a little encouragement: I love the way you explain the dish, and take us through it step by step, but there is tooooo much talking at the end of the video, when the dish is done. Cut it off and you have a great video.
Wow
the aforementioned fake knife is the exact knife i use 🥲