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Spend a chill day with me making some soup with a rather expensive bottle of wine. Learning to make Soup Au Vin from Anthony …

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  1. @STVG71
    @STVG71 says:

    I can't wait to try a bouquet garni in something and that something might be this soup! It has been a looooong time since I've cooked up a leek. Will try my hand at chicken stock too! As far as the cats go, Julia for Julia Child and Jacques for the great French-Canadian chef and goalkeeper for the 1973 Quebec Nordiques, Jacques Strappe. 🙂

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  2. @n.n.5293
    @n.n.5293 says:

    Soon trying to make my own stock and demi glace for the first time, after being inspired by this channel. Loved to see how well the chicken stock turned out in this one.

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  3. @kevinpaulin7690
    @kevinpaulin7690 says:

    Even in Florida it’s been unusually cold recently. This would be lovely. MEAT JELLO. Love it. I know Exactly what you’re talking about. It’s the joy of making a good stock. Great job, Mitch.You’ve once again contributed to a good day.

    Also kitty! I have George. Damnit, that cat has my whole heart.

    Hope all is well ❤

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  4. @SteveR63
    @SteveR63 says:

    Thanks for another great video. One suggestion, do yourself a favor and get a full sized cutting board like they use in restaurant kitchens. Makes prepping easier having the extra surface area.

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  5. @KevinFeeley_KHF
    @KevinFeeley_KHF says:

    Another success. A couple of notes. First off, don't put salt into a stock. As you reduce the stock the salinity will concentrate and if you overdo it with the salt you'll end up with a whole bunch of inedible garbage instead of beautiful stock. Not to mention that the sodium ions in the salt will bind to the calcium in the cell walls of the food and prevent some of the cells from bursting. Another stock tip that I've only recently begun following myself. For your meat stocks skip the vegetable matter. Do a pure meat/bone extraction over 3-6 hours (bring to a boil, then immediately turn the heat down and maintain a bare simmer), then if you want to do a veg extraction do that separately and limit the simmer time to 30 minutes. Beyond that point and you risk acidification of those veggies from overextraction.

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  6. @turbor4d365
    @turbor4d365 says:

    You hit so high above your weight class with your video quality! I probably will use a bit of a cheaper bottle (the expensive one I can drink though 😅), but will definitely make this one myself too

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  7. @DailyFlosser
    @DailyFlosser says:

    I respect your choice of using real bordeaux wine but there are way cheaper bottles of Bordeaux and I personally would think a 10 to 15$ bottle would yield almost the same result. Maybe an idea for a "budget version". I believe in using good wine for cooking as well just as Anthony recommends but I just could not pour a 36$ bottle of french wine in any soup.
    Anyway, I appreciate your videos a lot. Now I can always check thema out before cooking the recipes myself. Keep it up.

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