My Top 5 Compound Butters | Chef Jean-Pierre


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Hello There Friends, After a long awaited time from the Homemade Butter video. I now present, my top 5 Compound Butters …

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  1. Aniya Edwards
    Aniya Edwards says:

    Thank you, Chef! I just made homemade butter and buttermilk with heavy whipping cream yesterday and now I know what to do to make it more delicious! Truly, Butter makes everything better. One of my favorite fats to cook and bake with. 😊

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  2. Gayle Cinnamon
    Gayle Cinnamon says:

    Loved these recipes so much I had to go to our local Trader Joe's market, buy all the ingredients for all 5 butters and made them last night. Fantastic! I even used a Cooper and Thief Bourbon Barrell Aged Red Wine Blend for the Red Wine Shallot butter. (Bought 2 bottles so I could drink one and cook with one.) Thank you, thank you, thank you!

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  3. Henry Liguori
    Henry Liguori says:

    Julia Child once said, "With enough butter, anything is good," and it seems that this same sentiment has been true for centuries. Human's relationship with butter is in no way new. Back in Ancient Rome, butter was actually swallowed whole to help cure a sore throat, and later during the middle ages, butter churned up so much controversy that it might have irrevocably changed Europeans' relationship with the church. While people today might look at butter as a more indulgent fat, back in the 15th century, it was considered downright sinful. Butter became a popular food item during the Middle Ages when it started to be commonly consumed in European countries like France and Germany. While the product wasn't consumed much in Italy, the Catholic church took a strict stance on consuming it during Lent. According to the church, meat and dairy could fuel lust and therefore were not to be consumed during the time of holy fasting.

    So, the church banned Catholics from consuming any butter, but there was an asterisk to their rule. The church allowed their followers to pay a fee that would allow them to consume butter (as well as meat and dairy) while they were forbidden. French Catholics preferred to pay over abstaining, and the church raised so much money that it actually built the Rouen Cathedral from those butter taxes. Today, one of the Rouen Cathedral's towers is known as "Tour de Beurre" — the Butter Tower.

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  4. JoAnn Garisto-Hoffman
    JoAnn Garisto-Hoffman says:

    Chef 😂❤ur soo entertaining I love coming home from work and turning it on and listening to well. I have no my friends please don’t put yourself down. I love the way you laugh at yourself don’t say I always forgot you will remember better.❤

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  5. joseph Sadowski
    joseph Sadowski says:

    Hi Buddy , I have to share with you my mother would make two other ones one she added Lobster and the other she would ass Lox and cream Cheese , the both of them are so good it is like going to heaven especially the Lobster, on Warm toast while eating a seafood Omelet So Wonderful and delicious, by the way I believe your one of, if not the best chief on youtube and I thank You for all your secrets and wonderful Dishes? THANK YOU AND THANK YOU and God Bless you always!

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  6. Jennifer Miller
    Jennifer Miller says:

    Who needs therapy when you have butter? Chef Jean Pierre knows that everything is better with a little bit of butter, even your skin! That's right, as Chef says, you could rub it all over your body and feel like a silky smooth stick of butter. But let's stick to cooking for now, shall we? Whether you're making a fancy French sauce or just whipping up some scrambled eggs, butter adds a rich and creamy flavor that just can't be beaten. And don't even get started on baking – butter makes everything from cakes to cookies to croissants taste heavenly. So next time you're feeling down, don't reach for the therapist's number – reach for the butter instead! Trust Chef Jean Pierre, your taste buds (and maybe even your skin) will thank you.

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  7. BigPeter1313
    BigPeter1313 says:

    The maple-bacon butter looks fantastic! I used to tap my trees in Upstate NY and would get several gallons per season, but now that I'm in the South, the only options I have are Pecan, Black Walnut, and Chestnut. I'm looking forward to tapping them.

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  8. Thomas Knuppe
    Thomas Knuppe says:

    Inspired by your variants I'll make a compound butter caprese this weekend. Wish me luck. I hope it will work, then I'll add the recipe here. Thanks for all your fantastic videos and great ideas. Greetings from Germany.

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  9. Aristodama
    Aristodama says:

    2 Thoughts @5:15: 1st, I think "maple bacon butter" said 3-times fast, needs to be either a new Tongue-Twister or a Sobriety-Test. Or maybe not: I'm stone cold sober, and I'm pronouncing it "macle bacle butter." 2nd, Thank you, Sir & Team, for not editing out your mistakes. Your videos are fun to watch.
    ps. @3:30 -Those Industrial SaranWrap/ClingFilm/PlasticWrap dispensers are so much better & easier to use than the non-Commercial versions.

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  10. Quita373
    Quita373 says:

    That red wine reduction butter is next level!! That is going to be delicious..I was thinking if you were making a Demi glacé and added some of that butter it would be good. I made a bacon, jalapeño, Serrano, garlic, parsley compound butter and it is delicious. GREAT video!!! ❤

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  11. SweetCaroline
    SweetCaroline says:

    OMG 😆🤣😆 Garlic butter, the ultimate aphrodisiac 😆🤣😆 Just rub it all over your body 😆🤣😆 Chef I almost peed my panties on that one 😆🤣😆💙

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  12. Frank Canonica
    Frank Canonica says:

    I almost forgot, I have a suggestion or request.could you make a video of a sauce bigarade. I have seen a few others make it but wanted your take such as do you make espagnole first.

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  13. Andy Stone
    Andy Stone says:

    dear friend, beloved 'high priest of butter' 🙂

    I hate it when you don't name measures for 'us' to construct things exactly the way like the MASTER does and loves !

    But as the nick name I gave to you says: this recipe must have shown up some day.

    Thanks 4 the idea and inspiration. I now have my own house with about 1000+ sq feet garden and looking forward to grilling and BBQ time in summer. And your recipe comes to the right time.

    OK, just have reached time index 2:07 and it does not look like clarified butter, more than room temparature butter that has become soft to mix it – M I RIGHT ?

    have the hell of a nice day my friend / J.-P. rocks !

    Baron, PEP Cars V 8 U.S. car club, Frankfurt Germany

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  14. Mike
    Mike says:

    I love this channel and Chef JP. I have a question that I hope someone answers for me… I noticed that when Chef rolls the butter logs, he rolls the plastic wrap too rather than rolling and pulling the wrap back like one would do with Wellington. Doesn't it get difficult to remove the wrap when the log sets?

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