Love this!! I just bought a pork loin and your recipe is just in time!!! Your videos can be 30 minutes longer and you will NEVER lose your audience! We love your teaching techniques, your recipes and your humor. We all look forward to hearing, “Well, hello there, Friends!” Thank you! ❤️
I like to cook for my wife and my neighbours for years. But since I'm watching Jean-Pierre Videos, everybody call me a master chef. My knowledge about cooking is now on a much higher level.
I love watching Chef JP videos. I have learned so much. I used this brine last week on some pork chops. They were awesome! Pork loin or tenderloin with the glaze and sauce will be on the menu soon. I have learned a few take-aways from JP: 1) When in doubt, add butter. 2) Don’t rurry about nothing, it’s just cooking. 3) It’s so simple, a child could do dis. 4) Many things last 17 years in the freezer. 5) When you cut open whatever you cooked, say “Look at dis, look at dis!” 6) My wife loves that I cook so many fabulous dishes!
Okay! We came home from Costco yesterday with a whole pork loin and decided to let you show us how to cook it. We followed your recipe exactly except for the juniper berries -- couldn't find that ingredient. This morning my daughter spent about 3 hours getting the silver skin off the loin, we're not as good as you and we didn't have a child around. But we did. All the other steps we followed to the inth!. We have a granddaughter who was celebrating her birthday and we surprised her with the dinner, with the spinach and the mashed potatoes and the wine gravy... AND IT WAS THE MOST DELICIOUS, FABULOUS, SUCCULENT TENDER PORK LOIN WE HAVE EVER EATEN!!!!! It is definitely holiday-fare worthy. I guesstimate ours was twice the size of the one in your video. We served seven people and ALL THE PLATES WERE EMPTY. We did cut it in half and saved one half for TOMORROW, YEA, TEAM. Thank you so much from Hawaii!
Garlic in beef roasts. My mom used to do that all the time. I learned from her and do that always. Never thought of doing that with pork. What a great idea!
On a stormy day where no one can enjoy the outdoors, what's better than a delicious Chef Jean Pierre recipe to surprise the family's taste buds?! C'est délicieux, Chef! Un grand merci. Vous êtes toujours LE MEILLEUR!
I got my first cast iron pan a few years ago. Can't tell you how often I absent-mindedly grabbed the hot handle. Sometimes twice or even THREE times during the same meal. Now I always put a towel on it thanks to Chef. Glad to know even pro's get distracted.
As a longtime European "eater of the good stuff" (my mother was Belgian, I was raised with great food), I have to say I really love your way of showing how to make things easy with great results. Plus 100 extra points for personality. I once worked on a TV feature about a German top class restaurant near Baden-Baden. Great cooks earned my deepest respects from thereon.
Ok I made it, everyone’s head spun! I’m so proud of myself i wish I could show you the picture !!! Thank you now i feel so confident!!! Next on my list will be that flan thing remember it’s your favorite but first i must buy fancy matching bowls!!! sooooo happy r n
OH.MY.GOODNESS!!!!! I know what I am fixing for supper tomorrow night... Pork is one of the few meats I can't pass up! And tenderloin... has always been a specialty of! And LOVE you seared & roasted it in cast iron! And yes...a skillet that size us heavy..... BEAUTIFUL!!!
"You don't have it, don't worry about it" During these tough times, how is there better advice? All Chef says is do the best you can with what you have. We're all struggling and he gives us the most basic recipes. Not expensive, classic, caring. Well done sir.
Thank you Chef. Thanks to you, and other YT Chefs like you, I’ve enrolled in Culinary School and start next month. Your passion and love for cooking have motivated me to aspire to be a great chef like yourself.
Hello Chef!!! I’m making this recipe today, as a big Sunday family meal & I can’t wait. I LOVE watching u & I wish I was able to go to your school ( in the past or now) not sure if u r still teaching ( although I’m thankful to have u here!! God Bless u & Ur Family, & God Bless America 🇺🇸 ( love your sign!!) Audrey from PA
you are a culinary genius Chef...with the humanity and love for food and real teaching, your videos wouldn't be the same without your commentary and personality... i could watch you for an hour or more and quite frequently go back to old recipe's to enjoy your fun whilst cooking!!
Yes, I want see some kind of live stream, probably one hour - two hours long.... But once upon in time, why not? 💁🏼♂️🤔👍🏻 "Once upon a time in Kitchen" hopefully soon in your youtube! 👍🏻😂
@@alvinkappel4933 Juniper berries are utilized to make GIN if you are into distillation! Otherwise you can use in any meat marination...very often used in gamy meats marinades such as wild boar or venison...enjoy...
Frankly I don't recall any time when I thought the chefs videos were too long. Sometimes I just wanted them to go on because they are so much fun and informational and entertaining. So clearly I am in agreement with you
Well hello there friends!! Love this guy. I just quit my job as chef de partie and bc of the negative culture. Was asked to come back and it's his positive vibe that made me say yes. Sometimes you need to be the moral support
😅 I just love this guy! his cook Chanel has the key ingredients to be enjoyed, laughter, know-how, him with his sense of humor and let's not forget Jack with his comments on screen! just LOVE it.!
As a Greek American, my family and I have been stuffing garlic cloves into legs of lamb before roasting since day one. Thought it was only a Greek thing. Glad to see others are on to it as well. Well done, Chef, well done.
Hello Chef, I’ve been using brine on almost all of my pork and some of my chicken, I made pork tenderloins on the smoker and I brined them your way, I even bought some juniper berries, I pulled it off the smoker at 150* and let them rest for 10 minutes, I’ve never had such juicy tender smoked pork tenderloins, it almost tasted like bacon, thanks for all the tips, you are awesome. 🇮🇹😎🇮🇹
Absolutely love this recipe. Notwithstanding those who complain about the length of your videos, of who I'm not one, I wish you could have finished through the plating...the vegetables, potatoes and the apple puree. This is the best way I've ever cooked a pork loin...ever! Juicy and great glaze!
Dry pork is my specialty 😁 . That's why I don't make it often. I will be brining pork from now on. Inserting the garlic works well. I've done that especially in lamb. Don't worry about your videos being too long. They are educational and funny. If anything, I don't think your viewers would mind them even being longer. They are - je ne sais quoi.
As always chef, your videos are excellent. This one on pork loin made me hungry and I don't eat meat. Thanks, and make sure you share it with Jack and others.
Done a couple of pork roasts to Chef's 145 F instead of the 165 F I usually do and between that and the brining they were the most tender, moist and flavorful roasts we've ever had - delicious!
As many of these I have cooked, your glaze and puree are things I have NOT done yet, I am very excited! As great as your info always is on proper prep and cooking, it's also the "sparkle" and "polish" of those extras that make it fun and special. Great video thank you!
You recently convinced me to brine pork. It makes such a huge difference in moistness and tenderness that I will never prepare pork without first brining it. Thank you, Chef.
OMG I used your recipe for 2 pork loins. The result is AMAZING & THE GLAZE is perfect with the juices from the pork over rice. I served mine with asparagus. Everyone loved 🥰 it. Thank you for helping us be better COOKS
I made a pork tenderloin with a homemade guava glaze (cooked fruit, made into a syrup) that had bits of ginger, garlic, shallots and some red pepper flakes. Sweet and spicy! Was great.
Most of the time I can imagine the taste. But that glaze? I got lost. My mouth left wondering what the heck that tastes like. Bravo Chef. Now I gotta make this to solve the mystery.
I am making one of these right now! (Skipping the apple puree for this trial run as I just want to concentrate on the roast and glaze.) The glaze is awesome! You get hit with the sweet, then the heat and then the lingering sesame oil and cumin afterwards. (It's great for dipping pretzels in!)
I had a thermometer just similar to yours but I always thought it had to sit on the counter so I just realized it has magnets and you can remove the stand. Well that was amazing to see, Now I need to go to the kitchen shop and purchase the container to hold the water meat and other ingredients as at the moment I have nothing to soak the pork in the brine. and it has to fit into the fridge and a pot wouldn't do it. There might be a reaction I'm not sure but the pot wouldn't fit anyway DON'T WORRY! THANK YOU VERY MUCH, CHEF.
I just made this recipe and it was fantastic! The brine introduced the moisture and it turned out amazing. Chef, you are amazing, the videos are very informative! I now find myself wiping my plates and bowls.....thanks alot! Keep making videos!
C'est le meilleur porc que j'ai cuisiné de ma vie. J'en ai eu des frissons ! Mais... je n'ai pas suivi votre conseil... et je me suis brûlé (légèrement) la main sur la poignée de la poêle. C'est la preuve que vous avez toujours raison Chef Jean-Pierre. Merci mon ami pour votre passion. Salutations du Québec !
I tried this brine for a pork tenderloin from your last video on this, and what a difference! So juicy! The only thing is it still loses a lot of the juice after you keep the leftovers for later in the week. Still though, eating it the same night... amyzing!!! :)
And then just warm it up, DO NOT do a super cook, it's already cooked. Warm to say 120 and it will retain more moisture. I usually put a bit of water in the bottom of a pan and wrap it in Foil to keep the moisture from escaping into the oven.
Chef have you considered doing a video on a pork roast braised in Milk. I made your brine the night before and boiled the sugar, salt and garlic so the flavors would go intoi solution, in the morning I added the juniper berries and bay leaves. I brined the pork for 6 hours (it was nearly 4 pounds) and then browned it following your method and braised it in half milk half cream, while the meat rested I took the curds and using an emotion blender blended them into a sauce and adddded a little djon mustard to taste. I started cooking to relax 3 years ago and I am hooked on your videos...
Shout out to your beautiful prime rib recipe. Since I've made it for a family gathering I find myself incorporating herbs de provence in many recipes now. Thank you
I stumbled upon your video today because I am looking for a recipe for a pork loin I am planning on making tonight for dinner. I want you to know how much I appreciate your passion, enthusiasm and dedication to the joy we can have in cooking the beautiful gifts God has given us to enjoy. Made my day!
My pork loin very seldom turns out... usually dry, so I don't make it too often! But the brining is the key I think. It's the step I don't usually do, so that's gotta be it. I'm gonna try this this weekend. I gotta admit, as I watched counter tick down to the end and that sauce never reappeared I thought, ahh, our friend forgot! Then by the magic of you tube, there was the sauce! 🤭. By the way, how many chefs would keep that sneeze in their video... you are so genuine, in everything you do!! 😅
And the fact he uses a spoon/fork just once and tosses away, not dipping it again in the food (even though it's still cooking-even cooked saliva not too appetizing), as so many do. Here however he tossed the licked spoon in the pan with the utensil he used again for mixing...sorry, medical professional here, but all the same JP is tops for hygiene, know-how, humor
Amazing as always Jean_Pierre I'm looking forward to making this for myself some time. One thing i would like to add the tea towel or dish cloth on the pan handle is must on a hot handle but please everyone make sure the cloth is not damp the moisture in the cloth will transfer the heat. The cloth must be dry ! :)
I'd love to see the veggies be prepared and the plating. I watch it all anyway no matter the length lol. It's already at 25. 30-35 aint nothin'! That 'garlic surprise' I can't wait to do!
I also came here to ask about vegetables and plating! The veggies look amazing and the plating sequence in your other videos is always such a satisfying resolution
I say if you want a fantastic recipe with an expert demonstration but you also want to be entertained, watch Chef Jean-Pierre and you will always get the best of both worlds!
Thank you Chef Pierre, you are right when you say cooking with you is never complicated, a baby can cook these! I live in the Caribbean and I love experiencing new techniques! Thanks for making cooking fun, Chef.🤗🇩🇲
I made this for the 2nd time last night. The difference in taste, texture and "juiciness" compared to non-brined is phenomenally better! Thank you Chef-Jean. I'll never cook pork loin any other way!
Love this!! I just bought a pork loin and your recipe is just in time!!! Your videos can be 30 minutes longer and you will NEVER lose your audience! We love your teaching techniques, your recipes and your humor. We all look forward to hearing, “Well, hello there, Friends!” Thank you! ❤️
I've never heard a "diabolical butter laugh" B4. Great times on this chan.
No bullshit I really do love his personality as much as the teaching techniques
@@frankjoseph7456 Me too!!
Agreed; he's genuinely one of a kind - a true Treasure to the culinary industry. 👍🏽
I like to cook for my wife and my neighbours for years. But since I'm watching Jean-Pierre Videos, everybody call me a master chef. My knowledge about cooking is now on a much higher level.
My day always gets brighter when I hear, “Well hello there friends…!”
Yet another culinary gem from Jean-Pierre!
I love watching Chef JP videos. I have learned so much. I used this brine last week on some pork chops. They were awesome! Pork loin or tenderloin with the glaze and sauce will be on the menu soon.
I have learned a few take-aways from JP:
1) When in doubt, add butter.
2) Don’t rurry about nothing, it’s just cooking.
3) It’s so simple, a child could do dis.
4) Many things last 17 years in the freezer.
5) When you cut open whatever you cooked, say “Look at dis, look at dis!”
6) My wife loves that I cook so many fabulous dishes!
Thank you for the soooo cool comment Dana 😊
You forgot, Onyo is number first!
@@drob841 unless you are cooking bacon!
@@danasampson818 absolutely!
How bout "you could rub dis all ova ya body" hehe
I said to my wife this morning, “do you know what today is? A new video by Chef Jean Pierre!” She looked at me like I was nuts!
I so understand. I get up and am poised for Chef's videos, and my wife rolls her eyes, and then later in the week she eats the food
My wife recognizes his voice when I watch his videos lol
I just shout Chef! Now in the middle of the night and she knows what it means. - Australian so they come out at night for us
@@codajett9944 yeah they act annoyed but secretly they enjoy it because it's good food = )
@@soggybiscotti8425 yep, i know what you feel mate, I'm from Indonesia btw, so.. more or less the same. In my case, it's 8pm.
The professionalism is beyond top notch. I was waiting for THE CHEF to scratch his hind quarters after the sneeze. Excellente Vide’o.
You are an adorable personality. You kept me laughing and smiling.
Okay! We came home from Costco yesterday with a whole pork loin and decided to let you show us how to cook it. We followed your recipe exactly except for the juniper berries -- couldn't find that ingredient. This morning my daughter spent about 3 hours getting the silver skin off the loin, we're not as good as you and we didn't have a child around. But we did. All the other steps we followed to the inth!. We have a granddaughter who was celebrating her birthday and we surprised her with the dinner, with the spinach and the mashed potatoes and the wine gravy... AND IT WAS THE MOST DELICIOUS, FABULOUS, SUCCULENT TENDER PORK LOIN WE HAVE EVER EATEN!!!!! It is definitely holiday-fare worthy. I guesstimate ours was twice the size of the one in your video. We served seven people and ALL THE PLATES WERE EMPTY. We did cut it in half and saved one half for TOMORROW, YEA, TEAM. Thank you so much from Hawaii!
Thank you for sharing and bravo!!!👏👏👏❤️
I follow lots of Chef's ( all kinds of Cuisines ) Chef Jean-Pierre is my absolute Favorite ... Incomparable Style
Chef’s butter chuckle warms my heart
Garlic in beef roasts. My mom used to do that all the time. I learned from her and do that always. Never thought of doing that with pork. What a great idea!
On a stormy day where no one can enjoy the outdoors, what's better than a delicious Chef Jean Pierre recipe to surprise the family's taste buds?! C'est délicieux, Chef! Un grand merci. Vous êtes toujours LE MEILLEUR!
I got my first cast iron pan a few years ago. Can't tell you how often I absent-mindedly grabbed the hot handle. Sometimes twice or even THREE times during the same meal.
Now I always put a towel on it thanks to Chef. Glad to know even pro's get distracted.
As a longtime European "eater of the good stuff" (my mother was Belgian, I was raised with great food), I have to say I really love your way of showing how to make things easy with great results. Plus 100 extra points for personality. I once worked on a TV feature about a German top class restaurant near Baden-Baden. Great cooks earned my deepest respects from thereon.
This channel always makes me look forward to Thursdays. 🙏
And Mondays! I never thought something could make me look forward to Monday, but here we are =D
@@TubeSurfer898 Good call! (:
"you pick whatever, it's your choice.........but you'd be happy with butter" LOL I fully agree Chef! Great video yet again sir! Cheers!
"Dont know why I'm saving it, but I'am saving it!"....
:)))) love it
Chefs videos are literally the best 15-30 minutes of my day! Keep on doing your thing Monsieur!
Unedited, raw realism. Thank you. I know others would have cut dialogue and clips but you kept it all, bravo it is like a live demonstration.
Ok I made it, everyone’s head spun! I’m so proud of myself i wish I could show you the picture !!! Thank you now i feel so confident!!! Next on my list will be that flan thing remember it’s your favorite but first i must buy fancy matching bowls!!! sooooo happy r n
OH.MY.GOODNESS!!!!! I know what I am fixing for supper tomorrow night... Pork is one of the few meats I can't pass up! And tenderloin... has always been a specialty of! And LOVE you seared & roasted it in cast iron! And yes...a skillet that size us heavy..... BEAUTIFUL!!!
"You don't have it, don't worry about it" During these tough times, how is there better advice? All Chef says is do the best you can with what you have. We're all struggling and he gives us the most basic recipes. Not expensive, classic, caring. Well done sir.
Thank you Chef. Thanks to you, and other YT Chefs like you, I’ve enrolled in Culinary School and start next month. Your passion and love for cooking have motivated me to aspire to be a great chef like yourself.
Good for you Josh. I look forward to watching your TH-cam channel one day my friend! 😋😁🙏
hows school goin?
how is culinary school going?
Has a style all his own. Excellent show. I need all I can get of this. Makes life bearable.
Hello Chef!!!
I’m making this recipe today, as a big
Sunday family meal & I can’t wait. I LOVE
watching u & I wish I was able to go to
your school ( in the past or now) not
sure if u r still teaching ( although I’m thankful to have u here!! God Bless u &
Ur Family, & God Bless America 🇺🇸
( love your sign!!) Audrey from PA
New video is just like Christmas gift, you can't wait to open it and watch.
:) it is always nice to learn from a happy chef. I would love a recipe for an oven brisket.
Jesus ... you are the funniest chef I have ever seen and your recipes are glorious. Thank you.
I'm on this. My family will love it as I will. Thank you so much.
Please don’t ever change anything about your show. It is perfect just the way it is👏👏👏
you are a culinary genius Chef...with the humanity and love for food and real teaching, your videos wouldn't be the same without your commentary and personality... i could watch you for an hour or more and quite frequently go back to old recipe's to enjoy your fun whilst cooking!!
I love your videos Chef...don't feel to be rushed even if are longer than 15/20 minutes we will still be watching them all :) !!! ciao!
What else can I use jumper berries in
Yes, I want see some kind of live stream, probably one hour - two hours long.... But once upon in time, why not? 💁🏼♂️🤔👍🏻
"Once upon a time in Kitchen" hopefully soon in your youtube! 👍🏻😂
@@alvinkappel4933 Juniper berries are utilized to make GIN if you are into distillation! Otherwise you can use in any meat marination...very often used in gamy meats marinades such as wild boar or venison...enjoy...
Frankly I don't recall any time when I thought the chefs videos were too long. Sometimes I just wanted them to go on because they are so much fun and informational and entertaining. So clearly I am in agreement with you
True
Well hello there friends!! Love this guy. I just quit my job as chef de partie and bc of the negative culture. Was asked to come back and it's his positive vibe that made me say yes. Sometimes you need to be the moral support
🙏🙏🙏👍
😅 I just love this guy! his cook Chanel has the key ingredients to be enjoyed, laughter, know-how, him with his sense of humor and let's not forget Jack with his comments on screen! just LOVE it.!
You pick what ever tools you like , but I will stick with butter.👩🍳
Excellent and easy to follow as always. Greetings from Ireland 👍
Another amazing video by the best chef there is.
Im making a large pork roast this holiday. Thanks for the brining tip. I love to make sauces and gravies. Thanks for your comment on the cumin. 👍
MORE BUTTER !!!! Love it Chef.
Pork Roast, my favorite. This looks absolutely incredible. Can't wait to try this. Merci, chef.
As a Greek American, my family and I have been stuffing garlic cloves into legs of lamb before roasting since day one. Thought it was only a Greek thing. Glad to see others are on to it as well. Well done, Chef, well done.
I'm a Scandi, and I hide garlic cloves in my meat roasts all the time!
Garlic stuffed veal a good combination too
Always in my roast beef!
my mouth is quite literally watering
Hello Chef, I’ve been using brine on almost all of my pork and some of my chicken, I made pork tenderloins on the smoker and I brined them your way, I even bought some juniper berries, I pulled it off the smoker at 150* and let them rest for 10 minutes, I’ve never had such juicy tender smoked pork tenderloins, it almost tasted like bacon, thanks for all the tips, you are awesome. 🇮🇹😎🇮🇹
Beautiful flavors! Looks so moist with brine!
The key to a juicy pork loin is a good brine!! 😋
Absolutely love this recipe. Notwithstanding those who complain about the length of your videos, of who I'm not one, I wish you could have finished through the plating...the vegetables, potatoes and the apple puree. This is the best way I've ever cooked a pork loin...ever! Juicy and great glaze!
Dry pork is my specialty 😁 . That's why I don't make it often. I will be brining pork from now on. Inserting the garlic works well. I've done that especially in lamb. Don't worry about your videos being too long. They are educational and funny. If anything, I don't think your viewers would mind them even being longer. They are - je ne sais quoi.
As always chef, your videos are excellent. This one on pork loin made me hungry and I don't eat meat. Thanks, and make sure you share it with Jack and others.
Done a couple of pork roasts to Chef's 145 F instead of the 165 F I usually do and between that and the brining they were the most tender, moist and flavorful roasts we've ever had - delicious!
I have done the garlic as well as onion into the meat! Glad I found you my brother. I cook like you pots, pans and dishes everywhere!!!!!
Beautiful, great recipe. I love it when things go a little bit wrong.
@Cor…do you remember a lady cook called Julia on TV 📺 … cooking with such passion, mistakes and all, she was funny and her dishes were tasty? 😋
I tried it, and loved it. Will always brine by pork from now on. It tasted great! Merci Jean-Pierre du Canada!
Thanks!
Thank you!😊
As many of these I have cooked, your glaze and puree are things I have NOT done yet, I am very excited! As great as your info always is on proper prep and cooking, it's also the "sparkle" and "polish" of those extras that make it fun and special. Great video thank you!
LOVE IT CHEFFFFFF!!!!!!! I also love your intro music!🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸😇😘😋
You recently convinced me to brine pork. It makes such a huge difference in moistness and tenderness that I will never prepare pork without first brining it. Thank you, Chef.
The energy and passion in these video are so incredibly good. Thanks for the energy and fantastic content.
OMG I used your recipe for 2 pork loins. The result is AMAZING & THE GLAZE is perfect with the juices from the pork over rice. I served mine with asparagus. Everyone loved 🥰 it. Thank you for helping us be better COOKS
👌👌👌❤️
Another fantastic, luxurious dish from you Chef. Love your videos.
I made a pork tenderloin with a homemade guava glaze (cooked fruit, made into a syrup) that had bits of ginger, garlic, shallots and some red pepper flakes. Sweet and spicy! Was great.
Chef, you make my mouth water with this one. And I love your diabolical butter laugh!! ❤
I’ve gotten my mom to start watching these episodes with me and she noticed the butter laugh very early on! So funny 🤣
Thank you chef!!
Most of the time I can imagine the taste. But that glaze? I got lost. My mouth left wondering what the heck that tastes like. Bravo Chef. Now I gotta make this to solve the mystery.
I am making one of these right now! (Skipping the apple puree for this trial run as I just want to concentrate on the roast and glaze.) The glaze is awesome! You get hit with the sweet, then the heat and then the lingering sesame oil and cumin afterwards. (It's great for dipping pretzels in!)
Man this looks sooooo good!!! Sunday dinner for sure my good Sir!!!!
Wow! I'm going to do this recipe and for the baking part, I'm going to cook it in my smoker. This is going to be AMAZING!
Looks great chef wow what a bunch of different flavors! sriracha, vanilla, cumin, apple !
Thank you for the recipe, Chef!
Cuts like butter. Very nice.
When youtube feeds me your content, I always watch !!!!!!
I had a thermometer just similar to yours but I always thought it had to sit on the counter so I just realized it has magnets and you can remove the stand. Well that was amazing to see, Now I need to go to the kitchen shop and purchase the container to hold the water meat and other ingredients as at the moment I have nothing to soak the pork in the brine. and it has to fit into the fridge and a pot wouldn't do it. There might be a reaction I'm not sure but the pot wouldn't fit anyway DON'T WORRY! THANK YOU VERY MUCH, CHEF.
I just made this recipe and it was fantastic! The brine introduced the moisture and it turned out amazing. Chef, you are amazing, the videos are very informative! I now find myself wiping my plates and bowls.....thanks alot! Keep making videos!
YOU ARE THE BEST!! I love watching your videos!
C'est le meilleur porc que j'ai cuisiné de ma vie. J'en ai eu des frissons ! Mais... je n'ai pas suivi votre conseil... et je me suis brûlé (légèrement) la main sur la poignée de la poêle. C'est la preuve que vous avez toujours raison Chef Jean-Pierre. Merci mon ami pour votre passion. Salutations du Québec !
I tried this brine for a pork tenderloin from your last video on this, and what a difference! So juicy! The only thing is it still loses a lot of the juice after you keep the leftovers for later in the week. Still though, eating it the same night... amyzing!!! :)
Wrap your leftovers in Saran wrap - VERY TIGHTLY - and refrigerate immediately - that's how I "save" the moisture in my meat-cuts
And then just warm it up, DO NOT do a super cook, it's already cooked. Warm to say 120 and it will retain more moisture. I usually put a bit of water in the bottom of a pan and wrap it in Foil to keep the moisture from escaping into the oven.
Chef have you considered doing a video on a pork roast braised in Milk. I made your brine the night before and boiled the sugar, salt and garlic so the flavors would go intoi solution, in the morning I added the juniper berries and bay leaves. I brined the pork for 6 hours (it was nearly 4 pounds) and then browned it following your method and braised it in half milk half cream, while the meat rested I took the curds and using an emotion blender blended them into a sauce and adddded a little djon mustard to taste. I started cooking to relax 3 years ago and I am hooked on your videos...
Sounds absolutely delicious! I might have to try that!!!🙏❤️
Absolutely Capital ol boy!!! the only things missing are a large sombrero for the chef and a mariachi band!
Looks fantastic as always Chef.
Bonjour Chef! Looks absolutely Parfait!
Je vais essaiye de faire cette recette au dimanche. Will let you know
Oh my god!! that's fantastic,Gonna do this asap,Have cooked pork so many times and is always dry. Thank you Jean-Pierre. B UK
Shout out to your beautiful prime rib recipe. Since I've made it for a family gathering I find myself incorporating herbs de provence in many recipes now. Thank you
I stumbled upon your video today because I am looking for a recipe for a pork loin I am planning on making tonight for dinner. I want you to know how much I appreciate your passion, enthusiasm and dedication to the joy we can have in cooking the beautiful gifts God has given us to enjoy.
Made my day!
"You have been blessed" :D Nice work, video editors!
My pork loin very seldom turns out... usually dry, so I don't make it too often! But the brining is the key I think. It's the step I don't usually do, so that's gotta be it. I'm gonna try this this weekend. I gotta admit, as I watched counter tick down to the end and that sauce never reappeared I thought, ahh, our friend forgot! Then by the magic of you tube, there was the sauce! 🤭. By the way, how many chefs would keep that sneeze in their video... you are so genuine, in everything you do!! 😅
Thank you Dave! 😊
And the fact he uses a spoon/fork just once and tosses away, not dipping it again in the food (even though it's still cooking-even cooked saliva not too appetizing), as so many do. Here however he tossed the licked spoon in the pan with the utensil he used again for mixing...sorry, medical professional here, but all the same JP is tops for hygiene, know-how, humor
Amazing as always Jean_Pierre I'm looking forward to making this for myself some time. One thing i would like to add the tea towel or dish cloth on the pan handle is must on a hot handle but please everyone make sure the cloth is not damp the moisture in the cloth will transfer the heat. The cloth must be dry ! :)
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YES, GOD BLESS YOU!!! Thank you for another wonderful recipe.
once again the best chef jean pierre
REALLY LOVE YOUR KITCHEN SCARPER , CHEF JEAN PIERRE.
I'd love to see the veggies be prepared and the plating. I watch it all anyway no matter the length lol. It's already at 25. 30-35 aint nothin'! That 'garlic surprise' I can't wait to do!
I also came here to ask about vegetables and plating! The veggies look amazing and the plating sequence in your other videos is always such a satisfying resolution
Love your recipes Chef! Love the way you make these vids entertaining! You’re my most favorite Chef!!
You are the modern day Emeril Lagasse. Thank you for your videos.
I have enjoyed your cooking for years you are just getting better and better
Lovely😍. Appreciate Chef. Nom=nom-nommers.😋
Well hello there friend.
Always enjoy your content. Always look forward to your next release.
Thank you 🙏
I say if you want a fantastic recipe with an expert demonstration but you also want to be entertained, watch Chef Jean-Pierre and you will always get the best of both worlds!
I made mine following along with you. It turned out perfect thank you
Ypyr videos make me smile. Thank you 😊
Oui Chef ! ! ! Great Pork Loin ! ! ! Love the Apple accompaniment ! ! !
Stonewall Kitchen's Vidalia Onion and Fig Sauce also works amazing with pork roast.
Thank you Chef Pierre, you are right when you say cooking with you is never complicated, a baby can cook these! I live in the Caribbean and I love experiencing new techniques!
Thanks for making cooking fun, Chef.🤗🇩🇲
Thank you Chef, love the recipe.
I'm going to have to try try that it looks delicious
I made this for the 2nd time last night. The difference in taste, texture and "juiciness" compared to non-brined is phenomenally better! Thank you Chef-Jean. I'll never cook pork loin any other way!