Cheesy Aligot Mashed Potatoes Recipe | Chef Jean-Pierre


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Hello There Friends! Aligot mashed potatoes are a French dish from the center of France, known for their silky smooth texture and …

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  1. @jonohara1400
    @jonohara1400 says:

    Chef JP, huge fan, been subscribing since you had 600k followers! You have made my cooking so much better over the years!
    Thanks for all the great tips!
    My hack is I never peel those potatoes, with your ricer the peels wonโ€™t go through the mess, only that sweet goodness, I have always done only two or three potatoes at a time, clean out peels after each squeeze, I have never gotten any peels in any of my mash! Plus you donโ€™t have to play HOT POTATO! Look forward to and Love every Monday and Thursday! Keep up the great work! Home cook JON In Illinois

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  2. @geo34south
    @geo34south says:

    Chef, sorry, I canโ€™t help myself but to regularly leave a comment. I know your recipes and style embody your French and Italian heritage which I love but there are similarities too to some German dishes. I have often visited the North of Germany and was blown away by their Spargel (massive white asparagus) which they typically serve with hollandaise sauce, and Spaetzle, a flour and egg noodle analogous perhaps to pasta. I eventually acquired a Spaezle planer and made a Bavarian Kรคse Spaetzle which involved layering the Spaetzle with grated Emmental and Raklet cheese and caramelised onion, topped off with chives. I combined this with chicken breasts fried in a blood orange olive oil and deglazed with Grand Marnier with asparagus on the side. Now, one could also toss the Spaetzle in butter. That would have all your trademark components! Something worth trying?

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  3. @cindydickson3379
    @cindydickson3379 says:

    I would love to see what Jack looks like. The behind the camera guy is mysterious. I'm going to make those potatoes ๐Ÿฅ” for dinner tonight. I love all your recipes. They seem not hard at all. Just prep is time-consuming but worth the end product. Thanks chefโคโคโค

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  5. @Toula5two
    @Toula5two says:

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  6. @toddkoz6483
    @toddkoz6483 says:

    Made them tonight just cuz they looked so good when you did, with chicken Parm the way you do. We ate for like an hour it was so amazing. Chicken Parm your way is the best and now these potatoes are crazy good yes the best you'll ever have even first try making them… Thank you!

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  7. @clicquot2271
    @clicquot2271 says:

    I was SO excited when I saw the title of this Youtube in my notifications! Potatoes Aligot is an all-time favorite of mine at a local French restaurant. Do not dismiss these as just cheesy mashed potatoes. Chef Jean-Pierre inspired me to find a local cheese shop to get the Tomme. Turns out itโ€™s only a couple of miles away!

    Looks like it can go by a few different names: Tomme de Savoie, Tomme (or Tome) d'Auvergne, de Laguiole or de lโ€™Aubrac, and Tomme Fraiche.

    Comtรฉ, mozzarella or cheddar are probably ok alternatives, but youโ€™ll lose the signature depth of flavor and texture.

    If you donโ€™t have a local cheesemonger, Amazon has Tomme de Savoie. Hereโ€™s what I found (pricey but worth it) at least once!

    > Tomme de Savoie Semi-Firm Cow's Milk French Cheese from France Wedge – 1lb / $ 61.95
    > Tomme de Savoie French Cheese Full Wheel (4 Ibs.) by Chabert
    $74.97
    > Tomme de Savoie French Aged Cheese – Per Pound: $22.98 + $18.99 delivery

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  8. @johnnybravo8605
    @johnnybravo8605 says:

    Thank you very much Chef!
    Never been into cooking, until I saw this channel. Not only I broke myself down to trying new things not to mention that my cooking skills got a lot better. Went from putting ketchup on store market frozen margeritta and call it good dinner to doing very good medium rare steak (well done for my mom which she just needs, wont even touch anything pinky :D) with french fries and coleslaw from Your recipes. Everyone was delighted and stunned by how good those were remebering that I usually putted ketchup on everything that I putted into my mouth. Amazing free knowledge.

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