Individual Beef Wellington | Chef Jean-Pierre


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Hello There Friends! This recipe transforms the classic Beef Wellington into a perfectly portioned individual serving, ideal for a …

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  1. @csuderburg8389
    @csuderburg8389 says:

    Chef Jean-Pierre: I made this recipe today, Christmas Day, for my family. It was delicious! And it looked just like yours – inside and out! My family loved it! And I’m just an ordinary cook. I want to thank you for your clear instructions and for giving me the confidence to try such a complicated dish. After all, even a child could do it. 😊

    Merry Christmas and blessings in the new year! Can’t wait to see what’s cooking ahead!

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  2. @janeblattner216
    @janeblattner216 says:

    First I want to say Merry Christmas to you and all of your loved ones. Second I want to say thank you for teaching me how to cook. I could always follow a recipe but have always been too afraid to stray from that recipe and I can follow all the processes but you have helped me to understand those processes and why we do them and when we do them. Your explanations have been invaluable to me. I cannot wait to try this way to make my first beef Wellington and to make it "look pretty" as you would say. Thank you Chef for this recipe. I am curious though why you do not use the internal thermometer (probe) that comes with your oven and always use one you have purchased separately. My new oven that is similar to yours came with an internal probe, is it not good to use?

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  3. @alicelau9856
    @alicelau9856 says:

    Chef…. As an American since birth… I completely relate to you not having the word you want when youb want it. You know what you mean! Because of your expressiveness, WE know what you mean! But forget about the words, the food says everything!

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  4. @gunnerhawke2540
    @gunnerhawke2540 says:

    Looks amazing! Cooked a giant Beef Wellington for Christmas last year, I might have had a bit too much to drink. I got one little slice then when I looked for a second slice….boom, it was already ALL gone and it was a GIANT filet.

    I mostly followed your receipt so it must have been good!

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  5. @chucklevision3961
    @chucklevision3961 says:

    Thank You For Inspiring Your Subscribers Not Only To Become Better Cooks, But To Eat A Better Diet.
    A Very Health & Happy Christmas Chef Jean-Pierre, & All Your Family & Friends Too.
    Blessings 🎄🎅🏻✨🙏🙇🏼‍♀🙏✨🎅🏻🎄

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  6. @braddixon3338
    @braddixon3338 says:

    Wow, that turned out perfect looking, the beef was cooked to a perfection! The mushroom puree looked much easier to do than the tradition mushroom mixture. Sure this took a little time, but plenty doable by anybody at home. Thanks for sharing a great recipe.

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  7. @KK-uh8bc
    @KK-uh8bc says:

    Chef, I found you yesterday and have already spent hours watching your videos – thank you thank you – love your style! Question… why is your finishing technique / egg wash differ so much for the individual recipe using the ‘mousse’ versus how you did it for the classic Wellington using the larger chateaubriand cut? If I do individual but with duxelles versus the mousse, which finishing technique, crepe or no crepe, which egg wash? Merci encore, I look forward to watching more videos and practicing all that I learn from you.

    Buon Natale~~Joyeaux Noel~~Merry Christmas!!

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  8. @Kref3
    @Kref3 says:

    Written on 12/22/23: I was planning to drive about 400 km tomorrow to visit my parents and my brother‘s family for Christmas.

    Christmas has to be postponed this year, most of them are down at the moment with our favorite pandemic‘s current winter wave.

    So I ran out of plans for Christmas about 20 minutes ago. I just decided to go and buy some Filet, mushrooms, puff pastry and a chicken breast.

    Thanks JP, you did not really safe my Christmas, but you gave me something to do instead 🙂

    _______

    Edit on Christmas Eve:

    Done it, loved it, will do it again. Although I prefered the traditional Wellington with Duxelles a bit more. The chicken breast was not really necessary for my taste, so I will modify the individual Wellington accordingly. But that‘s personal taste, one has to try to know. The sauce was gorgeous and I added a handfull of left over mushrooms to the shallots.

    Of course I make it with your beef stock, wich I make every 4-6 months when I run out of it, I always get 8 kg of bones, half with meat, half with marrow and cook around 12 l of the stuff. Running out of it is not an option!

    Thanks again.

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