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Lovely looking meal…perfect for cooking on my firepit for friends tomorrow. In sunny England so will eat later in the evening. Also have a bbq so they can cook their own meat if wish to. Lisa
It’s amazing how a few basic ingredients can create some classy meals. May have to try this recipe in the coming days!
I would love to be able to make pasta like Jamie does, I will try. Thanks, Jamie.
Thank you for sharing some of your vast wealth of cooking knowledge Nancy!
This lesson was great!! The only thing is that I would love to know how you guys made the marinade. At the grill the marinade added to the pans where nor described how to do it.
Just watched the first pasta lesson, this is a new Jamie. Liked him before to be sure, but this is a real education. Well done all of you at YesChef!
It’s such a joy to watch you experience the joy of creating beautiful food. You share your joy (if cooking) so well. Thank you!! I love it!! ????
So love the pasta class Jamie. Can’t wait to make them all. So inspired!
Love it. Can’t wait to try it. Thanks Jamie. Simple and effective class.
Thank you… I was very interested in the way you explained it. I’m going to try the royal pasta however will also try egg-free as she loves pasta!
I don’t know much about IsraelI cuisine or Erez but now I’m excited to try. Loved getting to know Erez.
Amazing, have tried several other pasta recipes. Jamie inspired me to leave the pasta maker on the shelf and go at it with the roller it connects you more with the food. Bravo!
I Thought Edwards’s last commentary nailed it.’The more you cook, the better you get at it,…you trust your palate’.
This will make the house smell wonderful and be a welcome addition to plate for thanksgiving.
I swear to goodness, you can make a 200-year-old brick taste good with freshly made pesto. I confess to using a stick blender most of the time, but, gosh darn it it is good 😋
I thought I knew pesto – from scratch – pretty well. Now I’ve been re-educated. That potato… ma certo! Of course I’ll try it next time. Grazie, Jamie. You’re so fun to watch.
Just what I was looking for, a simple method of making delicious salads.
Would love to have a program showing your garden and how you maintain it so well. No weeds. Soil looks healthy. share your tips.
I’ve made this several times, always delicious! I’ve also sought out Carolina Gold rice, and am loving it. Thank you!
Enjoy the sparkle in his eyes and the passion in his voice. Very enjoyable first lesson. Thank you!
What a wonderful presentation by Jamie Oliver on the beauty and magic of salads! Bravo!
Wow, that plate of roasted and baked stone fruit with creamy vanilla honey ricotta, and delectable syrup, is a feast for the senses, Thank you!
He’s just so genuine about cooking. Honest, and positive, gentle and passionate. Love that he’s here.
I am so excited! I actually created the pasta!!! It certainly wasn’t as elegant as Jamies (in fact, up until the last second I expected to trash it… but it was beautiful!
Such a great class! My 9 year old son and I had a great Sunday making bread. What a treat. Massive Jamie Oliver fan!
I have been following you since the 1990’s. Today I’m heading back and making these simple yet timeless bread recipes. Thanks big guy!
Those flower pot pizzas! can’t wait to try that, super creative and so pretty!
Oh lovely! Now I know what else I can use to make more. Thank you Jamie!
I made the Pasta Bianco. My family loved it. My granddaughter is 8 and she loves pasta.
Brilliant!! His enthusiasm and passion are everything in his lessons. Thank you for bringing JO on board!
This is an amazing recipe! So delicious and Jamie makes the whole process so fun and easy! He also cares about nutrition. Pure joy!
I have made pasta over the years. You have made it better by making it simply joyful. Thank you.
What a feast for Christmas. Your enthusiasm and love for cooking is contagious.. Thank you Jamie! Clara
Jamie is so charming, and down-to-earth chef! He motivates you to try it on your own!
Very interesting story and journey. I am excited and motivated to learn to see where this journey takes me. I am confident even with future culinary failures, I will enjoy the ride.
So inspiring! This documentary encourages me to head there for an amazing food experience. It also reinpires me to be more creative and simple in my own kitchen. Grazie!
Thank you for the great instruction as well as the ingredient list. This is a ‘must make”….
Once again, the great Francis Mallman teaches us another secret to make, in this case, the best Tortilla. Thank You, maestro.
I love the simplicity of Erez’s cooking. His down-to-earth approach to cooking is enjoyable to watch. There would be a lot of laughing.
Nancy and Ryan are excellent teachers. Absolutely the best steak I’ve ever had and again, so appreciative of their expert and helpful advice.
Thank you Chef.I love you going out into the farmer’s field and talking about the importance of collaboration between farms/homes/restaurants – and using all parts of the veggies.
I never thought to put the vegetables on the hot plate instead of the oven. And cutting them larger was brilliant. They’re so beautiful
Excellent!! We don’t get bologna in the uk but there are other things I can use, it was really about technique for me & has lots of techniques & tips I can use
Absolutely loved this session, left hungry for more with Dario. Looking forward to Part 2.
Very excited to start learning. I binged the Jamie Oliver channel during the pandemic and fell in love with how he takes the fear out of cooking.
It’s the first time I’ve seen this sauce but it looks divine and I shall definitely be giving it a go. Thanks Jamie, this has been a really productive class.
Always excellent ? so looking forward to seeing these classes ???!
Thank you Chef. Fun to see you walk through your space as everyone just keeps working.
So looking forward to this Jamie. Love you zest for everything involving improving school meals for kids! Tx
I have just made this with my 8 year old son, it was brilliant and he really enjoyed making his own pasta.Thanks!
I made it only with apples as I had only this fruit for the moment, but the result was good 😊. I can imagine with a fruit variety it should be excellent.
I learned so much about different types of cucumbers and presenting them in a salad. I love the way he teaches. I cannot wait to watch more.
I will now approach salads from a different direction! I am really enjoying these classes – always looking for the next one.
Absolutely delicious! Made Lobster Raviolis with this recipe! Thank you Jaime for sharing!
Wow, this way of making pasta is so romantic, when they say that life is to enjoy with littles moment, this is one of them. thank you.
This looks outstanding! I’m wondering, can the bacon/parsley mix be made earlier in the day (i.e., pre-party prep) and then added at the end?
Fabulous lesson – structured, entertaining and worthwhile. Go Jamie.
I never realized that making fresh pasta is so easy.Thank you so much, Jamie!
What a beautiful way to teach us the basic of making a great salad! I also love Jamie’s care about nutrition.
I have made this twice so far and it has been a huge hit each time.The pesto hit the hardest for everyone so far, but everything was highly enjoyed. Thank you so much!
Beautiful episode. I only wish Jamie had cut into the baked “plant pot” pizza so we know what that’s all about
Looks very achievable.I like the little tips he gives along the way. E.g. the knuckle method of cutting. slicing the cabbage to make it more pliable etc.Thanks!
This has, for the very first time, made me want to try and make my own pasta. Thank you!
I prepared your dough yesterday and made my very first pizza ever with your pesto on top of it.Thank you sooo much!!!
Wonderful experience. Like Jaimie was in my kitchen talking to just me.
Just brilliant. Makes one want to immediately start trying to replicate and experiment
Beautiful in every way A feast for the eyes.Can taste the food through this wonderful man
I’ve never tried to make pasta, but I’ve learned a lot from this class. Will try to make my own. Thank you, Jaime, you’re the best.
What I love about this series with Jamie Oliver is that I’m learning to improvise & explore… not just follow a recipe. It’s very liberating
I would give anything to make good bread again. To feel the stretchy dough and smell the beery yeast would be beyond incredible.
Inspiring! I’m hoping like heck the recipes aren’t super long with difficult ingredients to find. I live in rural France, where it is sometimes challenging for ingredients.
Nice intro. Hope he lives up to the idea of “easy for the normal person” and healthy slow food.
Omg this is an amazing way to have squash. I added chickpeas to add some protein. But wow love it.
This was BEYOND and exceeded my expectations! I’m so thrilled, I am making this recipe this week without fail. What beautiful storytelling!
Amazing, Amazing, Amazing!!! This is a game changer in the pizza world as a great alternative to the typical offerings which are all 2 degrees of separation from each other.
I made this this morning and just mind-blowing, one of the best breakfasts I’ve ever made. A must try.
A beautiful story, can’t wait to learn how to cook delicious, simple, and beautiful food.
OMG can’t wait to make this! Was my first YesChef video and am so happy I subscribed!!’
Beautiful… “Stuff your Challah generously and life will be generous to you.” Very inspiring ?? Love this lesson so much.
Turn carrots into a wonderful side dish with a sweet and citrusy glaze. Ideal for those special roast dinners or holiday meals that will leave everyone indulging in a delicious and nutritious side.
Looks amazing. Do you think you could do this in an air fryer? If so, which setting / temp / time, etc.?
This is a cravable, signature dish. Also fantastic with roasted red pepper. OMG! Thank you, chef.
Great – now making bread dough in a bag with water from a stream and cooking the bred directly on a burning log is on the list of skills to master before I die. Thanks, Francis.
Chupin very tasty looking.I love your way with all the vegetables, I will add all of them to my one. Thank you!
The fire and passion of his inner child., meets the fire outside.. he is someone always living on the edge, and making good with it.
I absolutely loved this class. The fact that everyone eats together is wonderful. The chef speaking Italian is unique. Thank you!
I love how Frances teaches about the area of Patagonia in Argentina, as well as, the cultural aspects of France. It makes a meaningful connection.
I am excited to try this. I will try the ham salt in my dehydrator. I expect it will work in the same way.
I Love Chef Lee’s story. I Love his passions and how he talks about what he is doing. I can’t wait to try some of the recipes.
These stewed beans look similar to the American south I grew up on except the addition of coconut milk, thyme pig tails and spicy scotch bonnet. My mom would cook her red kidney beans with ham hocks and the spice would come with cayenne. Great tips! I’ll be making this. I’ve only soaked my beans overnight or 8 hours but never 24 so I’ll be doing this for this dish. Love it!
Chupin very tasty looking. We made that in the around the world. In Italy we call Choppino from sea fish. I love your way with all the vegetables, I will add all of them to my one. Thank you Chef Mallmann.
Dessert, really good way of cooking Pears, and adding dulce de leche. A very nice proposal for a nice winter sweet snack , I would add, on the side, a shoot of Grappa alle pere williams.
This is perfection! Love it
Amazing so inspiring
Great simple, summer recipe.Once your pantry is stocked – it only takes minutes.
“It’s always a mystery when you cook a steak.” If anyone in the world is going to teach you how to grill the perfect steak, it should be Francis Mallmann. Watch and learn from the master of meat the core principles of live-fire cooking. And no steak would be complete without a traditional herbaceous chimichurri sauce.
Learn how to make one of Argentina’s favorite comfort foods with Italian roots, the milanesa. While the milanesa is traditionally pounded thin and deep fried, Francis prefers a thick cut of tenderloin cooked bleu, or extra rare, on the chapa grill.
Make this incredible version of Erez’s Challah, with cheese hidden inside for the most heavenly surprise. Learn the technique to creating the stuffed braids, and try it out with anything you can dream of.
Erez takes Challah bread to new places with garlic confit adding a sweet, roasted flavor and satisfying texture. Try it using sundried tomatoes or pesto, or whatever you can dream of!
Learn from Erez in this unique lesson how to bake the Middle Eastern staple in your home oven, and how you can turn the pliable pita dough into Sficha and Manakeesh, two Middle-Eastern pizzas.
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