This recipe will be handed down through generations. Hopefully, my Grandchildren's children will not only inherit the recipe, but also be the first ones to finish making the meal.
@@jeremyw.5729and find a way to bring Beethoven back to life so he can compose his most famous pieces of music to it while it grows personally. That gives the tomatoes a more rich deeper flavour apparently.
Exactly, the lengths he'll go to make something 0.5% more crunchy/crispy/whatever is hilarious. It just isn't worth it, blanche the potatoes for a bit then double fry, how much of a difference will the fridge step or boiling them to near soup level make?
@MrCactus Oh don't give me that "he's a successful chef so your opinion is invalid" bullshit. I've eaten at decorated restaurants in the past and while they were good I am more than happy paying $1.50 for a hot dog combo at my local Costco. Simple dishes and recipes will more than adequately do the job over this nonsense.
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@MrCactus nah not much difference , just some smug elitists pretend there is
Just started making this dish for my 14 year old son. He loves fish and chips. The meal should be done in time for his high school graduation, we're all so excited to try it!
I've tried made the chips using Heston's video and it's the crispiest chips I've every made. Crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Other videos like Grodon Ramsey doesn't show you the details of preparing the chips and so I've failed so many times at making chips.Thank goodness for Heston.
Heston's recipe for fish 'n chips: 1. A large trawler with accompanying nets 2. A PHD in chemistry 3. Machine shop and equipment to build the fryer 4. Master electrician certificate to wire the fryer 5. Master carpentry and plumbing certs to build the kitchen 6. Compressor to make your own compressed gas 7. Large farm to grow your own wheat, rice and potatoes 8. A mill to turn the wheat and rice into flour 9. Bees Now, let's start.
I went to his house for dinner once on a Sunday, the starter arrived late Wednesday night, and the main the following week......still waiting for the puds a month later. You have to admire his enthusiasm and attention to detail. I wonder how he boils an egg?
Love the sheer nerdiness. I understand if you find them too complex and time consuming, but pay attention to his explanations of the purpose of each step. There's room for cutting corners, not while getting the same results, but certainly making better meals than you're likely to ever have before.
If you have time to try his perfect chips, here’s the order of operation: prepare fish and potatoes. Boil the cut potatoes, in the mean time mix the batter mix and arm the canister and put it in the fridge. Get the chips out into the rack and put it in the fridge as well. Wait for half an hour. During that wait, get your fryer or the pan of oil with thermometer on. Fry the chips first, they’ll take longer. While the chips are frying, get the batter out and coat the fish, proceed to fry the fish while the chips rest for their second fry. If you only have one pan of oil, no fryer, fry the chips first and in between the resting of the chips, fry the fish in that oil.
Everything was perfectly fine until he took out whatever flask that was. Someone please fill me in on that. I'm pretty uneducated in the field of scientific cooking.
Well, while it's true it's kind of a hassle to go through all this process for the chips, I did tried it once and I have to admit, they were AMAZING. Best chips I had ever, period.
You obviously dont seem to understand that just about EVERY respectable restaurant that makes chips/fries soaks their potatoes first, and then double fries them. Unless you like soggy chips, you make them this way. Good things dont come in 5 minutes, thats why you have chip shops to go to for quick fish and chips, they take on all of the prep that it takes to make them proper.
Waking up early in the New Year morning, seeing my wife cooking in the kitchen while watching Heston's video. "Honey, why cooking lunch so early? Today's Holiday." "Not lunch. I'm working on food for Christmas."
I used to work at one of the famous fish & chips in Scotland & his Fish batter secret is 100 gram rice flour & 100 gram plain flour mixture with 70 ml Cold Vodka & 110 ml Cold Dark Ale/Beer in to Fish batter mixture with 1 spoon honey & little salt and add Yeast half a tea spoon... keep it in to fridge for 30 mins. Take out from fridge. take cod/haddock dry it & dip in to dry plain flour then dip in to fish batter mix & fry it on 360 degree F. . Enjoy & give it a try at home & enjoy with your family & friends & please don't forget to give me bless...Please...Remember me in your prayer...Thank You & love you all..
No wonder they shut the Space Shuttle programme down. Heston decided his Fish & Chip recipe needed the funding more. “Fancy landing on Mars?” “Nah mate. Fish & Chips”
My grandfather passed away 2 months ago at the age of 89, he told me that I should finish this dish he was preparing since he was a teenager. He was @2:52
or just to take a dump ,first have to preheat the seat and set the air temp and moisture Lvl to optimal , then use lube oil so the crack opens with least force applied , then start the live orchestra ...
If you’ve ever watched Hestons cooking programmes, you’ll see that he mixes science with his cooking. He isn’t your typical chef & does things differently
aLT Well, he does cook based on science, so... Read his cookbook for The Fat Duck restaurant, it’s got essays by various chemists and physicists about cooking, flavor, cuisine, etc
"Want to open the beer last minute to keep as much gas as possible" *proceeds to aggressively dump the beer out as fast as possible and remove all gas*
Yes it's time consuming - ludicrously so, and no it's not one for you and the kids on a school night, but the title says "Perfect..." not "Super-fast..."
It is unbelievable why people are so against him! It takes effort and knowledge to come up with restaurant quality food at home! Same as his pizza, they are all meant to be delivering restaurant recipes in to our home with limited facilities compare to a restaurant!
The objective should to be the emulation of home-cooking not restaurant cooking. Most restaurants are trying to cook foods that come out just like "mother used to cook at home"
I don't know about being against him. I really believe that all the subtle little things he targets may not even be recognisable by me, as well is I can't get why is he dumping a lot of vodka in the batter. But I'm not questioning him, what do I know.
I soak the chips for maybe 5 minutes or couple of hours on multiple occasions same great results either way. Boiled them 5 minutes or 10 minutes. Fried them once for 7 minutes took them out patted them dry and let em rest 2 minutes. Fried them again and after 7 minutes they were brown, hard on the outside crispy and soft inside was so perfect, salted them soon as I took them out. Delicious. I used the potatoes not ideal for chips and this process worked on those potatoes.
I don't know why everyone gets annoyed at him he's just showing you the perfect way of cooking fish and chips he doesn't expect anyone to copy this, it's very interesting to watch him make the most sophisticated version of a simple dish not the easiest way to make a complicated dish like Jamie oliver (Jamie Oliver is also boss)
+ariean rachmat There's literally not a single person on this planet who's tried Heston's triple cooked fries and have had a bad thing to say about them, rachmat. I've only made them twice myself but fries do simply not get any better.
Nice to know it's worth it, I will make chips for dinner tomorrow! I will probably grill the fish rather than fry it, though. It just feels wrong to have two fried things on a Tuesday.
This man grabs my attention, l9ved his shows and his ability to take food to a scientific level yet produce incredible foods... would love to set me teeth into this meal..❤❤
This man may be overcomplicating things. And sometimes you get confusion. But Heston really knows his stuff and he also uses some knowledge of science to enhance his food. I mean he's a 3 star chef.
3 star chef with an award for #1 British Restaurant in 2005! Him, Gordo and Marco are the big 3 of British cuisine. Marco loves his turbot. I love Heston's enthusiasm for the history of it all.
The comments had me expel my dinner like his gas canister. Balled my eyes out😂. The fries are still faster than the millions of „easy sourdough bread“ videos covering days of proofing and punching dough with a sweaty smile. Cooking the potatoes to a near crumble first is a genius idea. Will definitely try.
They are a lot of effort, but they will be the best chips/fries you’ll ever eat. Cooking them three times ensures that the outside is super crispy and the inside is nice and fluffy.
Just so you guys know, this method of triple cooked chips was new at the time Heston made the recipe. In fact, while the method might be common to us now, he was its inventor in 1992.
@@89purpz I think all that carbonation was just too muh, that while cooking the batter just separated from the fish. The simple fact that you are using a high alcohol content liquid (vodka + beer) AND you use rice flour is already above and beyond. The use of the siphon was overkill. And you really don't need those 3 batches of refrigeration for the chips. Boiling them properly, dry out for a bit, and fry it twice is enough for you to say you did your due diligence for this dish. Heston is just doing that extra 1% more, but it's not practical at all.
Arran victory potato for chips made me chuckle. My family is from the isle of Arran. Moved to mainland Scotland for work back in the 60s. There's only like 5000 people living on the island and half of them are English, used to think it was English folk looking for a nice place to retire... but maybe they all moved there for the chips.
Bought a Heston cookbook a few years ago and have been using it every day. So far I am on the 2nd recipe
🤭🤭🤭
I’m still on the first ingredient 😂😂
I'm still building the kitchen......
@@graemeking6771 I'm still opening the book
Lol
*Mom wakes up at 9AM and sees you cooking*
Mom: What's for breakfast?
You: I'm cooking dinner
Jeremy Er funny
Mom: For tonight.You: No, New Year Eve 2020
@@mortenu.5606 -- how was it?😂
Ahaha!
Mum*
12 years later and I'm still using this same amazing recipe. I just need to finish the final steps of the dish and it'll be ready
12 years later and I’m still seeing the same recycled joke over and over on every Heston video
Just go to the chippy. Saves on the bullshit
Lies again? Football Club Pregnant Fat
Hahahaha
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Son: Dad can you make me some cornflakes for breakfast
Heston: That's at least a 12 step process son, it will be ready next week
Holy shit ! hahaha
LOOOOOL
lol lol lol
First we will need a vacuum chamber to make the flakes more Krispy..
Hahahaha
I love this guys recipes. A guaranteed diet. One meal a week.
Lol
You must be the world's fastest cook to get it down to a week
Lmao
“Mum, is dinner almost ready?”
“Not long now, I just have to put the chips in the fridge again”
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😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
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Lol
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"We're going to make the perfect fried egg
All you need is an egg
A pan
And this nuclear reactor"
literally made me laugh after watching this video, thx mate
You lost me at egg
hahahaahahahaahahahahah
Aww I've only got 1 out of 3. Now where can I find an egg and a pan?
Wat a crackup haaa
@Ridiculed Victor that was meant to be the joke. You're supposed to lose it there
Im 95....i may not be here when this recipe is finally done.
Are you actually?
That's amazing if that's true.
Louis l RIP
F
And i bet you started to watch this in 2010
Lol
Dad can we have drive thru for tea?
Heston: "Ok, so we need to start by building this internal combustion engine..."
is nobody gonna talk about how he poured half a bottle of vodka and a beer into his batter? Absolute sesh lord
jajajaja yeah man the vodka gives all the batter an unique "explosion" when the fish go to the oil :)
maybe thats why the batter didnt stick to the fish properly?
He didn't put vodka
@@maniswolftoman
No , i should have not. The one who (maybe) should have, is the guy with the first comment.
That's drinkin bud
This recipe will be handed down through generations.
Hopefully, my Grandchildren's children will not only inherit the recipe, but also be the first ones to finish making the meal.
the sagrada familia of recipes
Me: "Can you squirt some ketchup on?"
Heston: _Turns on rotary evaporator._
U would have to grow the tomatoes first ... Or get tomato seeds either way ...
@@Eray-fy5bz Not that easy; you'd have to put the right mixture of fertilizer _on_ the seeds, and then use a powerful UV light to grow them.
@Harry Barry Screw it, give me a filet of fish.
@@jeremyw.5729and find a way to bring Beethoven back to life so he can compose his most famous pieces of music to it while it grows personally. That gives the tomatoes a more rich deeper flavour apparently.
"and for this comment format, all you'll need is:
-A list of science equipment and
-A sarcastic Overtone"
Coming back from 2010, it's 2019 and he's still preparing the fish
It 2037 and he still hasn't *PREPARED THE GODDAMN FISH*
It's 2046 and he still hasn't *PREPARED THE GODDAMN FISH*
@ Matt you have just killed me 😁😂😂😂
@Matt well you want it to taste good right
I think he’s just finishing up now
"Heston can I have a glass of warm milk please?"
"Well that's a 5 stage process."
great recipe, i'll book a week off work to make some chips! lol
i feel you bro...i`ll take off from work too
😂😂😂
hahahahahaha
I know huh?
What are you talking about, it takes only 7 minutes 43 seconds.
lmao I just love how Heston's recipes are such a pain in the ass.
Aaahahaaaaii... so true
Exactly, the lengths he'll go to make something 0.5% more crunchy/crispy/whatever is hilarious. It just isn't worth it, blanche the potatoes for a bit then double fry, how much of a difference will the fridge step or boiling them to near soup level make?
@MrCactus Oh don't give me that "he's a successful chef so your opinion is invalid" bullshit. I've eaten at decorated restaurants in the past and while they were good I am more than happy paying $1.50 for a hot dog combo at my local Costco. Simple dishes and recipes will more than adequately do the job over this nonsense.
@MrCactus nah not much difference , just some smug elitists pretend there is
MrCactus decorated chef means jackshit lmao
Just started making this dish for my 14 year old son. He loves fish and chips. The meal should be done in time for his high school graduation, we're all so excited to try it!
Chef, I have a complaint. It appears there's a fish in my batter.
Haha this is exactly what I thought when I saw the final product. There is crispy batter, then there is just a frikin tectonic plate of batter.
@@MrAmbrosse Meh, it is just a bubble. The batter separated from the top part and inflated.
I was thinking the same. It actually looks too crispy and big compared to the fish. The chips look good though
Its a light batter. There isn't much substance to it, its not like the cheap shit.
I've tried made the chips using Heston's video and it's the crispiest chips I've every made. Crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Other videos like Grodon Ramsey doesn't show you the details of preparing the chips and so I've failed so many times at making chips.Thank goodness for Heston.
Word
How old were you when you started and how old when you finished?
I pity you
No Knor stock pots? What a mad lad!
It was his choice not to use knorr stock pot, he made himself fail. - MPW
There is no real recipe
@@stopdropandroll Tiny bit of olive oil
It's his choice really...
No stock pot. He sold his soul to time instead.
Heston's recipe for fish 'n chips:
1. A large trawler with accompanying nets
2. A PHD in chemistry
3. Machine shop and equipment to build the fryer
4. Master electrician certificate to wire the fryer
5. Master carpentry and plumbing certs to build the kitchen
6. Compressor to make your own compressed gas
7. Large farm to grow your own wheat, rice and potatoes
8. A mill to turn the wheat and rice into flour
9. Bees
Now, let's start.
BEST COMMENT! I am ROFLMFAO...
Gordon with his hot pan and olive oil: The fuck he doin ove der.
You left out all the equipment, barley, hops, etc., for the beer.
Beads?
This project has got a practical bent to it, so a PhD in engineering might be needed as well, just in case.
There goes a man who never does the washing up.
I went to his house for dinner once on a Sunday, the starter arrived late Wednesday night, and the main the following week......still waiting for the puds a month later. You have to admire his enthusiasm and attention to detail. I wonder how he boils an egg?
@@thumperman8490 😂😂😂😂
@@thumperman8490 His method of boiling an egg is actually quite nice and fail-proof. It needs exactly the time to boil the water + 6 minutes.
Imagine trying this and it tasting worse than your local Long John’s.
Imagine paying for this dish 😂
It’s not the techniques used make them really really crispy
I use the batter in a whip cream syphon for onion rings and it’s unbelievable
@joe If you're putting down Long John's, i am going to deep fry your face.
Abel Axen thank you
@@joewilliams3025 Then dip it in tartar sauce.
I almost mastered this recipe but left the hadron collider on for too long.
ah the mighty boson cooking technic only us grandmasters use
I would be starved to death by the time he made me a fish and chips.
good and tasty food can also be fast and easy to.
I dont think his food is good and tasty, but gorgeous and out of this world. Seen the difference? And that takes time.
Lol
+anthonykennethbishop The actual "one the spot" final cooking time is probably less than 10 mins - they do a lot of preparation the day before.
+anthonykennethbishop McDonalds takes care of people like you. Go and be with your kin. Hurry now.
Love the sheer nerdiness. I understand if you find them too complex and time consuming, but pay attention to his explanations of the purpose of each step. There's room for cutting corners, not while getting the same results, but certainly making better meals than you're likely to ever have before.
I fast forwarded the video a lil bit...u know why...but then i saw him dipping fish in shaving foam so i started the video from start
You got me
@@Spekulantoss hahahahah
Hahah this is gold
Hilarious, I nearly spat out my water
Would you like some fish with your batter
no
Ben Ridgeway You mean batter with a touch of fish
Na, i'd prefer a sausage.
Tom Jones that's what she said
You haven't tried this, so you really don't know what you are talking about. Right?
If you have time to try his perfect chips, here’s the order of operation: prepare fish and potatoes. Boil the cut potatoes, in the mean time mix the batter mix and arm the canister and put it in the fridge. Get the chips out into the rack and put it in the fridge as well. Wait for half an hour. During that wait, get your fryer or the pan of oil with thermometer on. Fry the chips first, they’ll take longer. While the chips are frying, get the batter out and coat the fish, proceed to fry the fish while the chips rest for their second fry. If you only have one pan of oil, no fryer, fry the chips first and in between the resting of the chips, fry the fish in that oil.
Amount of people who have actually done this at home.........0.
Everything was perfectly fine until he took out whatever flask that was. Someone please fill me in on that. I'm pretty uneducated in the field of scientific cooking.
Co2 canister. It is used to make fizzy drinks at home but he has applied it elsewhere (the batter).
I have.
Because us simpletons see food as energy and have more important things to do, like make friends.
Beacuse simpletons are not interested into deep frying 70 to 80 Euros
*finishes eating breakfast*
"Better start making lunch now so that my chips are extra crispy."
Ordered these fish n chips for my 18th bday..im 31 now and getting really excited to eat!
Just seeing this I aged 8 years 3 months.
Step 147, now fry the fish......
4:20 Lot of head scratching led to no hair on his head
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Its always satisfying watching heston at work. He's so organized and clean.
Well, while it's true it's kind of a hassle to go through all this process for the chips, I did tried it once and I have to admit, they were AMAZING. Best chips I had ever, period.
I come back to this video every so often to read the comments. Gold.
50 minutes in and we haven't even fried a chip yet lmao
You obviously dont seem to understand that just about EVERY respectable restaurant that makes chips/fries soaks their potatoes first, and then double fries them. Unless you like soggy chips, you make them this way. Good things dont come in 5 minutes, thats why you have chip shops to go to for quick fish and chips, they take on all of the prep that it takes to make them proper.
I was brought up on soggy chips you insensitive clod.
Well the title of the video does say ‘perfect’ you numpty. Not gonna be your 5 min fish & chips from down your local spoons is it
The replies to this are so dense 🤣 sticks up their asses
@@Pcash246 You guys have the best insults
I constantly watch this for some reason...
😂 same.
😂😂
Its google.
same. i hate it. but i keep watching this
@@siowkewei i watch this cause there is no way in hell im gonna do this
I have cooked all of Heston Blumenthal recipes. After four centuries I can rest.
I guess it's worth the wait. I love the way he explains the things he does in the kitchen, not just because it's done. Great videos.
Legend has it ya still waiting.
Legend has it that this video was made in between waiting times of the roasted chicken
This feels like an anime with lots of fillers and the actual plot is lost.
Amazing
Hi from Canada!
This man is diabolically out of his mind.
All geniuses are crazy
Greatest chef ever
Waking up early in the New Year morning, seeing my wife cooking in the kitchen while watching Heston's video.
"Honey, why cooking lunch so early? Today's Holiday."
"Not lunch. I'm working on food for Christmas."
I made this, and got a DUI after eating the fish.
300ml not 3.000ml
I got a DUI after watching this video.
Except the alcohol evaporates during cooking.
Sorry, someone has to be a party pooper :-P .
Iime1234 lol
whats DUI
That's so beautiful I wanna cry.
This is the definition of perfectionism.
I used to work at one of the famous fish & chips in Scotland & his Fish batter secret is 100 gram rice flour & 100 gram plain flour mixture with 70 ml Cold Vodka & 110 ml Cold Dark Ale/Beer in to Fish batter mixture with 1 spoon honey & little salt and add Yeast half a tea spoon... keep it in to fridge for 30 mins. Take out from fridge. take cod/haddock dry it & dip in to dry plain flour then dip in to fish batter mix & fry it on 360 degree F. . Enjoy & give it a try at home & enjoy with your family & friends & please don't forget to give me bless...Please...Remember me in your prayer...Thank You & love you all..
No wonder they shut the Space Shuttle programme down. Heston decided his Fish & Chip recipe needed the funding more.
“Fancy landing on Mars?”
“Nah mate. Fish & Chips”
😂 classic
version 2.0 beta:P
My grandfather passed away 2 months ago at the age of 89, he told me that I should finish this dish he was preparing since he was a teenager. He was @2:52
Imagine how long it takes him to make cereal
or just to take a dump ,first have to preheat the seat and set the air temp and moisture Lvl to optimal , then use lube oil so the crack opens with least force applied , then start the live orchestra ...
It's a 12 step process.. be patient. Those rice krispies will defo be worth it
The fish Will Come back to life and walk away using its bones.
Heston: pulls screaming hot fries and fish out of fryer with bare fingers.
Finger heat level: Marco
this feels like a science experiment than a cooking tutorial
Cooking is just a chemistry experiment involving thing we like to eat.
If you’ve ever watched Hestons cooking programmes, you’ll see that he mixes science with his cooking. He isn’t your typical chef & does things differently
aLT probably because the dude looks like a scientist more than a chef
Cooking is literally governed by science.
aLT Well, he does cook based on science, so...
Read his cookbook for The Fat Duck restaurant, it’s got essays by various chemists and physicists about cooking, flavor, cuisine, etc
To quote one of my all time favourite movies - I love how he sciences the sh** out of food.
Batter in the co2 dispenser is crazyyy smart never thought to infuse batter with that for a more airy texture
Who knew you needed a phd in physics and rocket science to make fish and chips.
"Want to open the beer last minute to keep as much gas as possible"
*proceeds to aggressively dump the beer out as fast as possible and remove all gas*
XDDD
That's what the carbonator is for :P
Finally after 11 years of prep i finally had this tonight. unfortunately i had to have it as a late night snack as wasnt ready at dinner time.
Yes it's time consuming - ludicrously so, and no it's not one for you and the kids on a school night, but the title says "Perfect..." not "Super-fast..."
Mr Rob hello mr rob 😘
ariean rachmat I regularly cook triple cooked chips to Hestons recipe, I can confirm it's the best way I've found to cook them.
damm straight; waay too much instant/canned food these days.
It's not that time consuming if the batter and the chips are prepared beforehand
+array s Heston put his chips in a fridge not a freezer.
Love his voice. Like if flea bottom in king's landing had a fine dining restaurant.
Absolute best comments for a cooking video EVER. I’m so laughing.
It’s ok, but it’s not quite Mark Goldbridge’s Fish and Chips.
😂😂😂
It is unbelievable why people are so against him! It takes effort and knowledge to come up with restaurant quality food at home! Same as his pizza, they are all meant to be delivering restaurant recipes in to our home with limited facilities compare to a restaurant!
No it ain't wtf
it takes him over an hour to make fish and chips......
The objective should to be the emulation of home-cooking not restaurant cooking. Most restaurants are trying to cook foods that come out just like "mother used to cook at home"
I don't know about being against him. I really believe that all the subtle little things he targets may not even be recognisable by me, as well is I can't get why is he dumping a lot of vodka in the batter. But I'm not questioning him, what do I know.
as a chef, i can tell you 100% no restaurants do that to chips..
Dad: Son, what do you want to be when you grow up
Son: Alive when this is finally cooked
terrific. as son is lowering Dad into grave, "I'll keep working on the fish, dad".
@@spinningbackspin underrated comment hahaha
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I would wait all day for that fish n chips! It looked so delicious.
You'd still be waiting now if you ordered it at the time you commented lol
@@paulmarden3301 😂😂😂
The eulogy “Heston loved making chips, in fact he started making those chips as a boy, he was still making them when he left us”
The sound edit for the crisp is fantastic
It's way too long and difficult, but the result is simply excellent.
I soak the chips for maybe 5 minutes or couple of hours on multiple occasions same great results either way. Boiled them 5 minutes or 10 minutes. Fried them once for 7 minutes took them out patted them dry and let em rest 2 minutes. Fried them again and after 7 minutes they were brown, hard on the outside crispy and soft inside was so perfect, salted them soon as I took them out. Delicious. I used the potatoes not ideal for chips and this process worked on those potatoes.
I stick frozen oven chips in the oven and cook them for about 20 minutes or so.
He CAN'T be serious, who has the time, patience or equipment to even attempt this? MAD!
I just made these fries - first thing I've made in my new deep fryer. So. Good.
A fish covered in batter went into the fryer and out came a meteor!
The fucking fish is breaking space!!
I remember watching this years ago. Im finally halfway through the recipe. Excited!
Gordon Ramsay- Determination Pressure
Joe Bastianich-Tradional, Passionate
Heston- *That scientists who accidentally signed for culinary in college*
I don't know why everyone gets annoyed at him he's just showing you the perfect way of cooking fish and chips he doesn't expect anyone to copy this, it's very interesting to watch him make the most sophisticated version of a simple dish not the easiest way to make a complicated dish like Jamie oliver (Jamie Oliver is also boss)
+ariean rachmat yeah
+ariean rachmat yeah
+ariean rachmat There's literally not a single person on this planet who's tried Heston's triple cooked fries and have had a bad thing to say about them, rachmat.
I've only made them twice myself but fries do simply not get any better.
Nice to know it's worth it, I will make chips for dinner tomorrow! I will probably grill the fish rather than fry it, though. It just feels wrong to have two fried things on a Tuesday.
Jack Bagshaw The fish had faar too much better. That is not perfect
This man grabs my attention, l9ved his shows and his ability to take food to a scientific level yet produce incredible foods... would love to set me teeth into this meal..❤❤
It takes 6 months, half a million pounds and team of six atomic reactor specialists to recreates his recepie.
Lmao
This man may be overcomplicating things. And sometimes you get confusion. But Heston really knows his stuff and he also uses some knowledge of science to enhance his food. I mean he's a 3 star chef.
Heston = king!
3 star chef with an award for #1 British Restaurant in 2005!
Him, Gordo and Marco are the big 3 of British cuisine. Marco loves his turbot. I love Heston's enthusiasm for the history of it all.
Marco being the sexy one of em'..
What do you expect? He's a clever Jewish guy.
+schmatever thats why he didn't add any salt or pepper in this recipe.
You can use a bit of baking soda in the chip water to blanch them, and it does wonders for the crisp.
I like how he uses fish to season the inside of the batter
This guy cooks faster than gordon ramsay does.. He literally nailed this 10minute challenge
"And remember, don't cut them too thick."
I started cooking this 10 years ago just now completed ✅
Legend has it Heston has devised an even more perfect chip crispyness by frying 17 times when you have a full moon 🌝
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3:06 you put hot stuff in the fridge, it will heat up everything around it. So before starting a Heston recipe, make sure you buy a 2nd fridge.
Me in 2010: Ill prepare fish and chips for dinner
Me in 2019: Dinner is ready
Fair play to him that batter looks immense
Heston were ahead of his time👍
The comments had me expel my dinner like his gas canister. Balled my eyes out😂. The fries are still faster than the millions of „easy sourdough bread“ videos covering days of proofing and punching dough with a sweaty smile. Cooking the potatoes to a near crumble first is a genius idea. Will definitely try.
They are a lot of effort, but they will be the best chips/fries you’ll ever eat. Cooking them three times ensures that the outside is super crispy and the inside is nice and fluffy.
I love how Harry Hill started his own cooking show.
Just so you guys know, this method of triple cooked chips was new at the time Heston made the recipe. In fact, while the method might be common to us now, he was its inventor in 1992.
"That is perfect!" -after seeing 3 inches worth of empty space
hahahaha I thought the same too! wtf right? I wonder, have I been getting the wrong fish and chips all these while?
Me too XD
Right!
He dredged the fish in flour to help the batter stick, but then the $ shot shows a loose crust around the fish
@@89purpz I think all that carbonation was just too muh, that while cooking the batter just separated from the fish.
The simple fact that you are using a high alcohol content liquid (vodka + beer) AND you use rice flour is already above and beyond. The use of the siphon was overkill.
And you really don't need those 3 batches of refrigeration for the chips. Boiling them properly, dry out for a bit, and fry it twice is enough for you to say you did your due diligence for this dish.
Heston is just doing that extra 1% more, but it's not practical at all.
That’s the worst recipe ever. With anything fried like chicken or fish, the fries part should be sticking to the piece of protein. ‘Perfect’ my ass
did them once, the best fries ever! Worth the efford!
Arran victory potato for chips made me chuckle. My family is from the isle of Arran. Moved to mainland Scotland for work back in the 60s. There's only like 5000 people living on the island and half of them are English, used to think it was English folk looking for a nice place to retire... but maybe they all moved there for the chips.
The dedication and the attention to detail is amazing.