My friends had this at their wedding. I loved it!! Delicious and gorgeous. So much better than cake. I ordered one in the shape of a baby bassinet for her shower years later. Very special!!
Wow. What an ambitious project. It's not something I would attempt, although I've made cream puffs, caramel, etc., but I'm always interested in seeing it all done by a professional team. Thanks for sharing this. Julien must have been learning pastry arts at a young age; he does these things with such precision and skill.
Thank you for being so detailed and patient with your explanation, Chef! Really really appreciate it. Must have been a long and tiring day for all three of you! And hello and welcome, Jeremy! Hope you have a great time with Chef Julien and John.
One of the best i've seen, but i hope its for himself. Coughing all over without covering his mouth...And licking his fingers...I'm sure a lot of people do it without us knowing but right on cam like that? Ah well. Looks great.
Hello Jorgeline Julien is a first class pastry Chef and it is a pleasure filming him we could do it 7 days a week if he had more time but he has 2 shops to run now so he is a very busy guy keep in touch Kind Regards John T.C.
That is truly a labour of love! I don't think I'll have the patience to make such a beautiful and undoubtedly delicious cake! But I love watching someone else do it😉.
Chef Julien.... I have worked with a lot of Chefs in Sydney Australia ....retired now ... but it would have been the ultimate to have worked with you.....,
Boy oh boy - I wonder what that'd cost! Wow - what a masterpiece. I bet it cost about 3000 euro - sorry to be crass but I just can't help wondering. There's nothing like seeing professionals at work - it's a real privilege and a big treat to watch. And such nice jeunne hommes! Great work guys.
And Thanks I read your comment. Still in hospital. I really want to make this for Christmas. A small one and try using toothpicks to dip in carmel sauce. I don't want to burn my fingers. I can look up measurements in cups seeing I'm in Texas and not used to weight measures. I know I should learn, maybe I'll get a scale for Christmas.
I remember when I was dipping the choux in caramel too, but got too confident and dipped my whole finger in hot melted sugar. I doesent need to clarify that it burned like hell
hi there and thanks for all the recipes which are very clear. PLEASE let me know what the recipe is for fondant/glucose in weight (grams) or what fondant you mean. The one that is pure sugar from shops that looks white? TRIMOLINE? or something else? 150 C as usual? it's the only thing I found not clear. thanks
hey there I have a technical question to Julian I've seen that you always use fresh yeast. I'm guessing that because you are in a bakery, that it make sence but I really want to know what is the difference between fresh and dry yeast. I at home use dry but I really want to try to use the fresh from time to time. I like watching your cooking videos.
Hello from Australia. Please help me.... I would like the recipe for the caramel or "Nougatine" as I didn't quite understand the 300gm Fondant 200gm Glucose instruction..... I am a college student and will be attempting the Nougatine as a fondant Based wall around my Castle shaped xmas cake....... please Julien Write me back ? Many many thanks Shirlee
How on Earth does something like that get transported to another location? Very carefully, I'm sure, but considering moving it and then dealing with bumps in the road during transporting, it must be very difficult to ensure that it doesn't break up.
This guy is fuckin adorable! Look how happy he is! And chef is so kind to the new boy haha thanks chef going to make this for Christmas this year! God bless 🙏🏼❤️
Hard. A saber lol, snip with shears, or break off each ball with hands gloves of course). Did one for a June wedding in a National park- no nougatine ( hard on teeth). People lined up, I broke off a puff, had macerated strawberries (choice of grand Mariner or a strawberry & rhubarb wine the bride's parents had made) flicked over them , & whipped cream. No problems breaking them off. Had to be assembled at the park as humidity could have melted the carmel &/or creme patisserie could have made puffs soft. Of course Carmel made ahead & melted, paté a choux puffs & creme patisserie made ahead.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍bravo bravo magnifique superbe j'adore vous faites un travail magnifique vous êtes des artistes 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 temps de plaisir aux yeux des jeunes mariée c'est un chedoeuvre, bravo bravo et MERCI pour cet vidéos
Hygiene and sanitation are top priorities when preparing food. Please keep your hands away from your face and wash them after you touch your face or head.
I'm very surprised a professional chef would wear jewelry while working with his hands with food and that he would use metal utensils on his metal trays/pans since that scratches them up
Jovianne Tabraham ......metal utensils are the tools of the trade in all professional bakeries/kitchens......plastic,wooden or silicone tools when needed or for smaller batches of yumminess
Greetings --- after leaving a glowing comment a couple days ago when he was making the buttercream and chocolate sponge cake, I was extremely disappointed in this video watching him cough and then getting the piping bag ready without washing his hands ---- so sad --- also as far as I was able to see, he did not wash his hand after touching the assistance hair--- will not be watching any more of his videos --- if one is in the kitchen , cleanliness and having hair in a net or completely away from the food is a MUST for me --- have a nice day --- Ann
That's what we have immune systems for....poor Chef coming to work and being under the weather......what would happen if Julien stayed home sick? Savuers would shut down.
cake boss is crap....they carve alot out of rice crispies and hold it together with wood (LOL).....its all done for show for the cameras....most unedible.......whereas juliens croque is what proper patisserie/pastry chef/professional bakers do....lots of show but all edible.
I couldnt watch anymore after that, did notice he touch the young lad's hair and then whatever he had on the tray a little later. I was watching Gordon Ramsay's show once where his chefs were cooking and one of them licked the tea towel and wiped the rim of the plate clean and did that twice. That did it for me, ever going to a restaurant or cafe or any eat out place again. So doesnt matter if they are posh or not, they both dirty.
Mav F how many times is he going to caught and lick his fingers, not to mention wiping the pastry on his chef's coat. What an ugly finished product. Hope it was for Halloween.
Great video!Everything is clear.Thank you!
You are welcome!
My friends had this at their wedding. I loved it!! Delicious and gorgeous. So much better than cake. I ordered one in the shape of a baby bassinet for her shower years later. Very special!!
A true master of his craft. Working with Julien must be great fun. He seems like such a nice guy.
Wow. What an ambitious project. It's not something I would attempt, although I've made cream puffs, caramel, etc., but I'm always interested in seeing it all done by a professional team. Thanks for sharing this. Julien must have been learning pastry arts at a young age; he does these things with such precision and skill.
Great memories of family get together when the croquembouche would appear! Crunchy and full of crème pâtissière! 😍
Thank you for being so detailed and patient with your explanation, Chef! Really really appreciate it. Must have been a long and tiring day for all three of you! And hello and welcome, Jeremy! Hope you have a great time with Chef Julien and John.
Thank you for your kind words Kind Regards John.
jiranma
One of the best i've seen, but i hope its for himself. Coughing all over without covering his mouth...And licking his fingers...I'm sure a lot of people do it without us knowing but right on cam like that? Ah well. Looks great.
Lol. That’s exactly what I was thinking. And I’m watching in a post-Covid world.
We love you. Thank you very much for bringing Paris to us.
I love watching Julien work, he makes everything look so simple, almost as if anyone could do it. :)
Hello Jorgeline Julien is a first class pastry Chef and it is a pleasure filming him we could do it 7 days a week if he had more time but he has 2 shops to run now so he is a very busy guy keep in touch Kind Regards John T.C.
he just rocks
Enjoy your videos I've stopped doing pastry chef jobs but my the passion is still they to always whip up something tasty at home. Excellent job sir
What a masterpiece by the master ! Thanks for showing us how the professionals do it.
It’s marvellous to see your hands working,you are so precise,a real master!!
Браво ребята . Здоровье Вашем рукам .
Wow is a dream of sweet memories, beautifull, and delicious, thank you for sharing, master,
Looks great. Fondant around the hearts really made it stand out.
That is truly a labour of love! I don't think I'll have the patience to make such a beautiful and undoubtedly delicious cake! But I love watching someone else do it😉.
I'm not getting married. I just like wedding cakes!
The best wedding cake ever seen,to much work looks great.
Chef Julien.... I have worked with a lot of Chefs in Sydney Australia ....retired now ... but it would have been the ultimate to have worked with you.....,
Boy oh boy - I wonder what that'd cost! Wow - what a masterpiece. I bet it cost about 3000 euro - sorry to be crass but I just can't help wondering. There's nothing like seeing professionals at work - it's a real privilege and a big treat to watch. And such nice jeunne hommes! Great work guys.
And Thanks I read your comment. Still in hospital. I really want to make this for Christmas. A small one and try using toothpicks to dip in carmel sauce. I don't want to burn my fingers. I can look up measurements in cups seeing I'm in Texas and not used to weight measures. I know I should learn, maybe I'll get a scale for Christmas.
Hi Fia hope all turns out OK for you happy Christmas regards John.
How long did it take to assemble that marvelous feat? It turned out beautiful.
wow such an easy recipe, I could make one of these in 10 minutes.
10 minutes to make Pate a choux maybe lol. Best to let the dough rest for a little but too
Great job, bravo Julien 👍👌
I remember when I was dipping the choux in caramel too, but got too confident and dipped my whole finger in hot melted sugar.
I doesent need to clarify that it burned like hell
oh no ouch
Nicolás like napalm
Julian, you have such beautiful soul, so generous,innocent, kind,v😄😍😘🤗🤗🤗
!!!!!!!!!PERFETTO!!!!!!!!!
What are the little white decorative sugars called, please?
Fantastické dielo!!!
Belleza en acción gracias por mostrar tu trabajo !!!
Enhorabuena!! Excelente trabajo......bonito y rico,rico!!
Awesome. 😋
i've seen many american pastry chefs attach the choux to a cone. i like the croque without the cone interior.
Magnifique travail, bravo! Puis je savoir combien de choux ont été nécéssaire? De quel diametre? Et combien de creme patissiere? Merci
hi there and thanks for all the recipes which are very clear. PLEASE let me know what the recipe is for fondant/glucose in weight (grams) or what fondant you mean. The one that is pure sugar from shops that looks white? TRIMOLINE? or something else? 150 C as usual? it's the only thing I found not clear. thanks
Liked and subscribed.
Very talented. A pleasure to watch
hey there
I have a technical question to Julian
I've seen that you always use fresh yeast. I'm guessing that because you are in a bakery, that it make sence
but I really want to know what is the difference between fresh and dry yeast.
I at home use dry but I really want to try to use the fresh from time to time.
I like watching your cooking videos.
You guys are just amezing!! Do you haier employees 😀 look so nice to work with such a nice boss
Thank you chef... great work... God bless you
Wonderful and fun❣️👍I will try this🥰thank you for your expertise 🤩
Fabulous - too adventurous for me so total respect
Merci Julian and cameraman. What skills and banter. I want to see more!
Will fresh videos be available soon?
Where has this chef gone too
excellent beautiful work, thanks for sharing
Muy bello lástima que no tenga subtítulo todas sus creaciones son admirables felicitaciones 😊
wow nice work 👏👏👏👏
great job
Au top Jeremy ;) Bon taff !
It's Beautiful ! I like it
Hello from Australia.
Please help me....
I would like the recipe
for the caramel or
"Nougatine" as I didn't quite understand the
300gm Fondant
200gm Glucose
instruction.....
I am a college student
and will be attempting the
Nougatine as a fondant
Based wall around my
Castle shaped xmas cake....... please Julien
Write me back ?
Many many thanks
Shirlee
How on Earth does something like that get transported to another location? Very carefully, I'm sure, but considering moving it and then dealing with bumps in the road during transporting, it must be very difficult to ensure that it doesn't break up.
Hello Sashine, Julien is a real cooooool mover just joking the cake is quite solid once the caramel has dried so it's not a problem
Kind Regards John.
This guy is fuckin adorable! Look how happy he is! And chef is so kind to the new boy haha thanks chef going to make this for Christmas this year! God bless 🙏🏼❤️
Uma obra de arte👏👏👏👏
Hi julien when I bake bigne always under bigne is soft can you tell me what I must do thanks
hi! what size is the base in diameter? for 300 choux? that's for how many people, a hundred? what size base would you make for 200 choux? thanks
WOW SPECTACULAIRE
So skilled and fun to watch! Love all your videos so much 😍 also looks delicious!!! 🤤 😋
Well done , like the music chef
I wonder if the caramel should be hard or soft. It looks rather hard. Is it easy to take the choux from the cake?
Hard. A saber lol, snip with shears, or break off each ball with hands gloves of course). Did one for a June wedding in a National park- no nougatine ( hard on teeth). People lined up, I broke off a puff, had macerated strawberries (choice of grand Mariner or a strawberry & rhubarb wine the bride's parents had made) flicked over them , & whipped cream. No problems breaking them off. Had to be assembled at the park as humidity could have melted the carmel &/or creme patisserie could have made puffs soft. Of course Carmel made ahead & melted, paté a choux puffs & creme patisserie made ahead.
well done beautiful
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍bravo bravo magnifique superbe j'adore vous faites un travail magnifique vous êtes des artistes 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 temps de plaisir aux yeux des jeunes mariée c'est un chedoeuvre, bravo bravo et MERCI pour cet vidéos
Hygiene and sanitation are top priorities when preparing food. Please keep your hands away from your face and wash them after you touch your face or head.
Gostava da tradução em português obrigado
May i know how he made the caramel? Ingredients of the caramel please
Impressive, lucky Karen and Jamie :-)
How does he keep the caramel in the pan liquid? It sets in seconds whenever I make it.
If you make a big batch of it, there's enough thermal mass to stay warm for quite some time. A small amount loses heat quickly.
Like watching an indian video. Cleanliness is below ZERO.
غير عادية في الجمال والدقة والحرفية
Oh la la! Az like ze boi!
Delicioso bocado pastel para las bodas ,creo que es francés ,,m m m m m ricura ,
fantastiqueeeeeeeeee
gooooooooooood
sam souma n
It is amazing!!! Look so great and tasty.
Wow would love to taste this but just not made around here
I'm sure Tamle will be very happy with that lol
I'm very surprised a professional chef would wear jewelry while working with his hands with food and that he would use metal utensils on his metal trays/pans since that scratches them up
I saw him cough into his hand.
Jovianne Tabraham ......metal utensils are the tools of the trade in all professional bakeries/kitchens......plastic,wooden or silicone tools when needed or for smaller batches of yumminess
Браво!😘
If somebody told me that was going to be my wedding cake, I’d cry.
big job and great job
OMG They are so cute..
Wow 👏👏👏👏👏👏😍
Excellent bravo
good job bro 👍👍👍
Greetings --- after leaving a glowing comment a couple days ago when he was making the buttercream and chocolate sponge cake, I was extremely disappointed in this video watching him cough and then getting the piping bag ready without washing his hands ---- so sad --- also as far as I was able to see, he did not wash his hand after touching the assistance hair--- will not be watching any more of his videos --- if one is in the kitchen , cleanliness and having hair in a net or completely away from the food is a MUST for me --- have a nice day --- Ann
Jolie ..👍😎
HI
Nice! I went to a wedding that had one dipped in chocolate instead of caramel.
maravilloso!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Can this be made a day in advance?
How do they eat it ???????????????????
Bravo 👏🏻
Sheer brilliance.
dude Bella rubbed the minor's head then coughed on his left hand and touched everything
Boby Siratsamy don't forget he licked his finger and palm. That turned me off.
Boby Siratsamy . He's a very dirty chef. I wouldn't eat anything made by this guy
That's what we have immune systems for....poor Chef coming to work and being under the weather......what would happen if Julien stayed home sick? Savuers would shut down.
Супер.
What happened in the croissant video???
wow Chef Julian your piping skills r very good and yes its impressive well done you put cake boss buddy to shame lol
cake boss is crap....they carve alot out of rice crispies and hold it together with wood (LOL).....its all done for show for the cameras....most unedible.......whereas juliens croque is what proper patisserie/pastry chef/professional bakers do....lots of show but all edible.
hello, Le chef est français ?
How do you transport it afterwards?
Very carefully 😅 accidents happens sometimes.
Chef, beautiful!!! but you shouldn’t duck your fingersssss....
Well after he coughed into his hand and then touched the food and piping bag etc, that did it for me. Put me off.
Mav F not to mention licking his fingers and touching the cake. It is beautiful but I agree with you.
I couldnt watch anymore after that, did notice he touch the young lad's hair and then whatever he had on the tray a little later. I was watching Gordon Ramsay's show once where his chefs were cooking and one of them licked the tea towel and wiped the rim of the plate clean and did that twice. That did it for me, ever going to a restaurant or cafe or any eat out place again. So doesnt matter if they are posh or not, they both dirty.
Lol pathetic
Mav F how many times is he going to caught and lick his fingers, not to mention wiping the pastry on his chef's coat. What an ugly finished product. Hope it was for Halloween.
And he coughed... I'm out.
Why cant the caramel just be sugar... love the accent!
Is this considered a cake?
Gorgeous