Chef David Kinch Makes Sea Bream Sashimi for Chef Eric Ripert

David Kinch learned many techniques while working in Japan. He also asked a lot of questions. And many of those questions had to do with fish and in this case, sashimi. As Eric Ripert puts it, “It’s intense but very refined and very harmonious." This dish is an homage to the product and David’s philosophy on cooking.
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[@theguildofsilence]

I love how Ripert asks questions like he isn't a 3-star michelin seafood chef. What a dude.

[@dooodooodooo555]

success is born out of arrogance but greatness comes from humility - marco pierre white

[@michaelwiggler511]

Every person i know from my profession that is great is humble in its knowledge. They even question “stupid” ideas that someone just branded stupid.

[@jchin1013]

Might be more like chef ripert is a 3 star michelin seafood chef because he asks questions.

[@ShadowTriadWestWind]

Chef Eric seems awesome

[@Flashblade]

David Kinch is the real deal

[@jh9875]

Justin DeMatteo He was voted one of the top 10 chefs on the planet this year. Ranking higher than Dan Barber (Blue Hill), Grant Achatz (Alinea), and Daniel Humm (Eleven Madison Park), as the next highest chefs in America.

[@Samurai78420]

Chef Ripert is not only one of my favorite Chefs, he's also one of my favorite humans. For the last several years, my heart hurts when I see him because he's the one who found his best bud Tony. Gentle soul he has. Always asking questions, always wanting to learn even though he's one of the best in the world.

[@bw2082]

This was the best season with Kinch and Hamilton

[@urbanviii6557]

This is incredibly gorgeous. Very thoughtful chef doing the preparation.

[@partykrew666]

that looks incredible!

[@issa4767]

Got me emotional for some reason

[@Zakdayak]

I can see why. 2 guys sharing their passion.

[@mysongzz1521]

beautiful presentation

[@robertopinci]

Amazing chefs

[@jimiefoxx]

Chef David Kinch's eyes are beautiful blue!

[@brttwtsn]

kinch is a god

[@improvisewitme]

Jesus. David Kinch has got some serious skill! Nice one.

[@JuanSanchez-zf3hh]

bonito

[@octivesoulyo]

If this is station typical fine dining ....man 👏👏👏

[@fedejorge]

美味しです！！！

[@thevassinator]

i need more vids of that french guy lmao

[@charliedovlander1269]

He has his own show on netflix

[@charliedovlander1269]

He has his own show on Netflix

[@vladimirvaynkhadler8726]

that music tho amazing

[@arsensaakyan8896]

No questions !subscribe.Thank you

[@MrYoumitube]

Ok, I really don't like eating sashimi, but this definitely looks worth trying.

[@EIKOFILMS]

Eric ripert definitely likes sounding as french as possible

[@theblobfish9614]

I liked when he brined that fash

[@octivesoulyo]

French use less ginger .. this should be a common fact .. thanks for reading ✌ 😋

[@KallyJones]

smoked fish bones... sounds like a bitchin dashi ingredient.

[@daehhhh]

4:20

[@octivesoulyo]

Frenchy.. is like yo .. I'm schooled .. 😂 thanks for reading

[@BrianMcNay]

Oh god. Producers....sooo dramatic with the music!! Hahahahaha!!!! Wow! Feel good about yourselves....LoL

[@arasharfa]

it is funny :)

[@michaelchristensen340]

yeah who cares the dish looks amazing

[@azertyqwerty4528]

Belle assiette!

[@user-wg7ri8ng1d]

As I am 100% Asian, that's a side dish.

[@vladimirvaynkhadler8726]

you sound like 100% a douchebag

[@user-wg7ri8ng1d]

@@vladimirvaynkhadler8726 why is that?

[@vladimirvaynkhadler8726]

@@user-wg7ri8ng1d you just sound like one

[@Rambalac]

That guy have no idea even about definition of sashimi, as about Japanese cuisine. Fish is spoiled with salt and oil.

[@zy7783]

well,you know nothing

[@Rambalac]

+Sam Y At least I know what is sashimi.

[@projectdorez]

+Rambalac In western cuisine, fish is elevated with salt and oil. Even though it's called 'sashimi' it doesn't have to follow strict traditional rules, especially when the chefs are influenced by multiple cultures and not just Japanese, why would they want to make a dish that doesn't fully represent themselves? According to definition or not, I'm 100% sure that he knows good food more than any of us.

[@Rambalac]

+Theo Leung That is just a fraud.

[@projectdorez]

It's not a fraud because his restaurant isn't Japanese, but a collection of his experiences.

[@PurpleHazeMaze]

For my taste they ruined nice fish with salt, vinaigrette and sesame seeds. :/ And basil? Nah.

[@raizumichin]

A lot of fish* used for sushi and sashimi is often brined with salt and vinegar, so this isn't really ruining anything that traditional sushi hasn't already ruined. (Most of them even, except some like salmon and tuna. And even salmon could actually benefit from a short salt brine, depending on the quality and how it's been stored).