Just show the dish more often. Personality is great, but the technique needs to be the star. Learn the techniques and as he said, you can sub in or out other ingredients.
Many people (such as myself) get into hunting due to the culinary side of it. Love that Meateater has embraced that fact and is bringing on chefs who expertise in preparing wild game or ingredients.
I love how teachable both of these men are. They listen to each other as if they are a novice. We all know not much of what the other saying is new information to them.
This was really fantastic. 2 chefs, who aren't afraid to eat, are extremely cool with each other (no typical Chef ego here) and who like to hunt and use all the harvest in the best way possible. And learn from each other! So good.
I love that you guys don't spend all your time talking to the camera. For those that aren't proficient in the kitchen it may be annoying but for us that are we don't need direct instructions. Awesome show guys! Both dishes looked and sounded amazing.
It's so fun watching two people who know their business blend it together without conflict to further the greatness of the end result. Frickin awesome work everyone involved in this production. 😌🤙
Oh my gosh, these guys are amazing. That they knew proper knife skills, smoke points, and how sugar breaks down out of the gate told me this was a must watch. I agree - everybody else (including Martha Stewart!) woefully overcooks birds! I’m a seasoned-but-always-learning home chef up here in Boston. My earliest game birds were pheasants my husband shot on weekend hunts with his buddies. After hits and misses cooking the buckshot returns, I realized the easiest way was to stew - the shot would just drop in the pot. And while I love cooking duck, I’ve never done a wild one! I look forward to more game bird dishes from this channel!
love the show, but would've liked to see more camera shots of the pot while it was cooking. it's nice to see what colors and what's actually going on in there to an a feel for what to do and what to look for when you're trying it yourself
Meat eater folks....can we get more cooking shows??? These are my favorites. Dont get me wrong i learn a ton fron all the hunting ones but i love these
Two of my all time favorite chefs. And being a trained chef myself, that says a lot. When is meateater bringing das boat to Canada, or Ontario more specifically. I'll humbly accept an invite.
I love seeing two chefs learn from one another. Two very different men that have lived parallel lives. I thought it was going to be a weird dynamic, but by the end of the episode, you can tell they are starting understand each other.
I have a question on grinding birds. I wasn't game (pun indended) to do it until I got a metal detector to ensure I don't blow up my grinder from missing a pellet hidden in the meat.
I must try these, I fell in love with waterfowl hunting 5 years ago, tried many dishes. I do like mine marinated and cooked to medium rare. The gaminess of the fowl was only there if cooked well done. Its like a fine steak. But this looks to be different.
Love seeing these two together. Wonderful gents and food from the American South. However, as another commenter mentioned, we need to see what it going on in the pot. Some visual cues just can't be communicated via dialogue.
CJP said equal parts rice to stock (3:3), but he later says 2 cups of rice...and the other chef says "im going to use 2 cups of rice as well". Is it a 1:1 ratio?
In general rice uses a 2:1 ration (double the liquid). I think the extra fats and liquids in CJP's dish and the slow and low process is why he went for 1:1. Im pretty sure this dish is on the meat eater recipe site as well
Is Chef JPB just that huge? or is KG NOT huge? Also. Is the recipe that JPB was talking about on the podcast? Where they just cook the duck down, cook it down, and just keep cooking it down?
I trust these two chefs. They’re festively plump and I love it.
Ha! My granny had a sign up that said never trust a skinny cook in her kitchen.
@@brianmincher716 i resent that 😂
@@Bigfitz2 ha!
Thiccc af
@@brianmincher716 there’s a BBQ restaurant in Redding, Ca with that slogan “Fat Boys BBQ”
I could watch these 2 cook all day.
Just show the dish more often. Personality is great, but the technique needs to be the star. Learn the techniques and as he said, you can sub in or out other ingredients.
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Many people (such as myself) get into hunting due to the culinary side of it. Love that Meateater has embraced that fact and is bringing on chefs who expertise in preparing wild game or ingredients.
These guys work great together behind the camera. It's hard to find a great duo, but these two fit the bill!
I love how teachable both of these men are. They listen to each other as if they are a novice. We all know not much of what the other saying is new information to them.
This was really fantastic. 2 chefs, who aren't afraid to eat, are extremely cool with each other (no typical Chef ego here) and who like to hunt and use all the harvest in the best way possible. And learn from each other! So good.
I love these chef sharing sessions.
I love that you guys don't spend all your time talking to the camera. For those that aren't proficient in the kitchen it may be annoying but for us that are we don't need direct instructions. Awesome show guys! Both dishes looked and sounded amazing.
It's so fun watching two people who know their business blend it together without conflict to further the greatness of the end result. Frickin awesome work everyone involved in this production. 😌🤙
Such a wealth of knowledge from these two chefs. Also love to see food go from nature to plate. Great series
Glad to see chef jean paul again. Really hoping for another duck camp series!!
These guys are great. Incredible culinary experts.
Oh my gosh, these guys are amazing. That they knew proper knife skills, smoke points, and how sugar breaks down out of the gate told me this was a must watch. I agree - everybody else (including Martha Stewart!) woefully overcooks birds!
I’m a seasoned-but-always-learning home chef up here in Boston. My earliest game birds were pheasants my husband shot on weekend hunts with his buddies. After hits and misses cooking the buckshot returns, I realized the easiest way was to stew - the shot would just drop in the pot. And while I love cooking duck, I’ve never done a wild one! I look forward to more game bird dishes from this channel!
"this is like an appropriate portion, I'm going to get to work on that" as he shovels into the pot. Laughed out loud!
love the show, but would've liked to see more camera shots of the pot while it was cooking. it's nice to see what colors and what's actually going on in there to an a feel for what to do and what to look for when you're trying it yourself
lots of duck cooking on this channel, peek around! I know there's a specific video on this topic but most videos have a meal at the end as well 🤙🏼
I agree, I think Gordon Ramsey always is telling his camera man "Pan Down" as in don't film me film the cooking.
Yes, the voice (JPB) is back!!!!!!!!! We missed you brother!
Give me the channel that just watches these two cook everything known to man.
What a show this one was! I usually do the Gillespie style risotto but I definately have to try dirty rice in Jean-Paul style.
Yes I've been waiting on you guys to come back on. Duck camp dinner is the best videos real down home.
Excellent episode with two excellent chefs.
This was awesome.....dueling spoons with 2 talented and unique chefs....Bon Appetite
How does Kevin not have a cooking show? He’s awesome! And a natural in front of the camera!
I love when chefs break down the food science
Meat eater folks....can we get more cooking shows??? These are my favorites. Dont get me wrong i learn a ton fron all the hunting ones but i love these
Watching this, make me want to start duck hunting.
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More of this content please!
This is an absolute gem.. These guys are great together
Great video guys! Love following JPB and now Kevin! Good one!
I just love that it was kind of a competition with no winner because they both won.
Love both Kevin and Jean Paul! Great video
My two favorite chefs ♥️
Pure magic ,imaging those two dishes at the hunting camp. Yummy
We NEED a das boat duck boat season!!!!!!
It's always good to see other types of birds being used. Other the chicken and turkey since those are probably the two most common we eat.
def gonna have to try both of these. thanks for sharing!
Keep them coming...another enjoyable episode
Amazing! This is just another gem 💎 from the meat eater universe
Really enjoyed this episode.
This dudes wearing a golden wood duck necklace. My guy
great chefs love it thanks for sharing
Two of my all time favorite chefs. And being a trained chef myself, that says a lot. When is meateater bringing das boat to Canada, or Ontario more specifically. I'll humbly accept an invite.
Jean Paul is the MAN! Watching these guys cook makes me so jealous of the Meat Eater film crew... Chaww!
Dude I love this. I wanted Steven Rinella and I got something else totally awesome to watch while I cooked my steak and fetacinni dish:)
I'm looking forward to trying these two recipes with some Goose kicking around in the back of my fridge well after the season is over.
You can feel how they appreciate each other. True fatty connection
I came here to see duelling ducks and left with a sense of community and a strong desire for duck sausage...
great episode, we need more of these Meateater cooks!
Finally, offal in the dirty rice! We had dinner at Clark Lewis many years ago, it was very good.
This was awesome
Love this!
Yessur 👍🏽👍🏽
Are we sure they're not long lost brothers?
What kind of knives were use in the preparation?
Loving Jean-Pauls tutolage with Kevin🙌💥.
JO JO IN VT 💕😄☃
I love seeing two chefs learn from one another. Two very different men that have lived parallel lives. I thought it was going to be a weird dynamic, but by the end of the episode, you can tell they are starting understand each other.
Those boys are good!
Jean-Paul inspired me to start duck hunting
Next on 2 Bears 1 Kitchen...Hahah awesome episode, we need more of this!
Going to try this dish with my lady. She from Hawaii and never had wild duck. And she likes the idea of Cajun
Hell yeah! Give me more Duck Daddies content!
Awesome job gentleman
super cool
If I had known about home cooked game... my life would have been completely different... looks delicious, Bon appetite...!
I see Duck Camp and I click.
love them loving each others meals. why i cook.
Awesome Video
*sees Jean Paul cooking*
*neuron activation*
Ready for chef Eduardo to come through!!!!!!!
I have a question on grinding birds. I wasn't game (pun indended) to do it until I got a metal detector to ensure I don't blow up my grinder from missing a pellet hidden in the meat.
Best channel on TH-cam! Keep it up guys 👍🇺🇸
nice work boys .
Awesome rolex explorer 2 ❤
I must try these, I fell in love with waterfowl hunting 5 years ago, tried many dishes. I do like mine marinated and cooked to medium rare. The gaminess of the fowl was only there if cooked well done. Its like a fine steak. But this looks to be different.
Anyone know what type of knife they were using in the beginning?
This was very interesting.
Will I ever learn to not watch these kinds of videos while I am trying to lose weight? Both dishes looked great.
Man, I wish this came out a little earlier in the season!
Love seeing these two together. Wonderful gents and food from the American South. However, as another commenter mentioned, we need to see what it going on in the pot. Some visual cues just can't be communicated via dialogue.
What kind of knives are you guys using?
We need more from J.P. !!
Anyone know the song they use at the end of this video?
Anyone have info on the chefs knife?
I could watch these everyday in between waiting for the next Brad Leone video. Yall pony up and hire him too BTW!
Is Rinella even coming back to these Meateater episodes?
Rinella has his own show with new episodes on Netflix. I wouldn't expect to see much of him in the shows hosted by other guys.
"Corporate needs you to find the difference between this chef and this chef"
Me: they're the same thing
Flannel Friday!
I’m waiting for these two and Jesse to team up for a cook off of wild game
Accents and beard colors are pretty much the only way to tell these two apart.
Could I get both of your recipes? PLEASE 💜💜💜
We added the links to both recipes in the description!
@@MeatEaterTV thank you
i love this show, and the content is sweet. But i kinda miss Steve LOL.
We’re so close to a mill
Are there any written recipes for these??
CJP said equal parts rice to stock (3:3), but he later says 2 cups of rice...and the other chef says "im going to use 2 cups of rice as well". Is it a 1:1 ratio?
In general rice uses a 2:1 ration (double the liquid). I think the extra fats and liquids in CJP's dish and the slow and low process is why he went for 1:1. Im pretty sure this dish is on the meat eater recipe site as well
Is Chef JPB just that huge? or is KG NOT huge? Also. Is the recipe that JPB was talking about on the podcast? Where they just cook the duck down, cook it down, and just keep cooking it down?
WAIT A HOT DANG MINUTE ...
oh that FOWL! :P
What kind of knife is he using. I absolutely need that knife.
I feel like this video could have used another 20 minutes.. I'm sure it was edited for a time slot but I'd love to see the director's cut
I want to know what those knives were!
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