Pork chop charcutières | French Bistro recipe

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do you have to remove the fat after browning the meat? i always leave it in

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[@LP-cs6zg]

I am Italian and also cook a little. Compared to the French, we do not use so much butter. HOWEVER, I never imagined a humble pork chop could taste SO good! Gherkins and mustard? (+ the rest), awesome combo... never thought of that! This recipe is more haute cuisine than bistro IMO, yet simple and has a fantastic delicate flavour. This is my favourite cooking channel on KZbin.

[@ronschlorff7089]

Seems normal to me: pork, mustard and pickle. Like my ham sandwich lunch I often have!! :D

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[@FrenchCookingAcademy]

fantastic to hear that you cook that recipe for your parents anniversary. I am really glad it worked out and I hope you all had a great day 😃😃. thanks for the feedback.

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Le chef talks WHILE he cooks, and that makes him a good teacher.

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[@tmworthington]

Another successful meal for the family, the boys again licked their plates clean...I didn’t have pork chops but had a pork loin that I sliced up and breaded and made cutlets, served it with the French bistro potatoes...the sauce, man o man it was delicious!

[@SaraMlkw]

I have just finished dinner and still can’t believe how amazing this dish is.. it’s so tasty.. I used roasted butternut squash as a side beautifully complementing this dish.. I’m not a chef but love cooking.. this is so easy to make and the flavours are just explosive.. this is taking humble chops to the next level.. thank you so much for sharing Btw 30 cloves of garlic chicken is part of our weekly menu now! S

[@patriot_cher708]

Simple brilliance. Thank you.

[@cindyslevin3075]

Wow another outstanding recipe. This is beyond delicious. Who knew pickles could be so good in a sauce. Everything I make from Stephane’s KZbin channel is delicious.

[@pablosimonherediacastro8044]

Thanks!

[@Ninetchka]

I made this last night and it was incredibly delicious. I love how simple and clear are the instructions. You are the best!! Thank you for sharing 💐

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these are great, and your presentation is focused and clear. Wonderful.

[@newgrangetours3219]

Just cooked it. That you so much. Great post. Greetings from Ireland.

[@johnbrandt2167]

Thank you so much. This was my first recipe from your videos. I just moved to a really small town , away from my lovely wife, because I needed the job, and I have made a goal of learning more about French cooking. I am very grateful for your presence on the web. : ) I'm afraid i didn't end up with much sauce, I guess i didn't cut my shallots fine enough ( if I did, i'm guessing they would have melted in better?) and I guess I just let it reduce a bit too much. But it was FUN, and still tasted really good! Thanks again. :)

[@maryleialoha2843]

I made this for dinner last night. I used my seasoned carbon steel wok and it turned out amazingly delicious! Sure impressed my family. Your tutorials are easy to follow and make French Cuisine, which I used to find intimidating, now seemlessly easy! Mahalo nui loa!

[@rodmcdonald4707]

I omitted the pepper corns and used capers instead. It was fantastic. Thank you.

[@IndoPersian1969]

YES! That sounds fabu. I was thinking the whole pepper corn garnish would be too much for my family...but capers would be awesome here!

[@jgfunk]

I omitted the gherkins... And used capers!

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Cooking this for my family tonight,along with green beans and mashed potatoes.can't wait.love your channel.I have learned so much

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Awesome Recipe Lesson, we are looking forward to trying it this soon.

[@62manjit]

I prepared it Twice.. PERFECT..!!!

[@shooting26gaming28]

Beautiful recipe

[@vic8ball]

Amazing recipe and taught very professionally. Thank you!

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I love your recipes and your presentation

[@_andrewstone]

This was one of the best things I’ve ever made. Very impressive and a great video. Thank you!

[@HerrMichaelKohlhaas]

Your dedication and hard work really shines through. I'm also so happy to see that you did not put the sauce on top of the pork chop. Great work :)

[@johnenglish929]

I made this last night using pork fillet. I think it’s one of your best ever sauces !

[@raulzuniga4382]

I cooked this and, WOW, was it good! I poured the sauce over roasted asparagus and raised it to a new level. Thanks so much!

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thanks for the applaud🙂

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[@michaelridgill4996]

I made this tonight and it was wonderful. You are my first choice for French recipes and instruction. Thanks again and bonne annee.

[@french0103]

Great dish

[@jacksonfl]

Beautifully done! I can taste this already. Can't wait.

[@leocervidae]

Super tasty dish! My dad used to make this a lot so I’m really happy to be able to recreate it myself. Works well with a chicken stock too.

[@danielclooney6248]

Yum this looks good, I love pork chops and mustard sauce also. Had chicken with mustard sauce when I flew Air France.

[@FrenchCookingAcademy]

Yeah it's a pretty good recipe 🙂

[@Dannykhc]

I've made this several times, my go-to pork chop dish now. To save time later during the main cooking stage, I now pre-saute the shallots first on low heat and set aside. This greatly speeds up the sauce making after cooking the pork chops. Take out the pork chops, drain off most of the fat, put the pre-sauted shallots back for a few minutes, deglaze with white wine, then add the stock, reduce the stock, switch off heat, etc.

[@lyddaperkowski7895]

I’m so happy to fine your tutorial,,for years we went to Lee steak, in NY, but sad the close it, I want to make that sauce ,love French food

[@栗田美佐夫-p4k]

Great

[@progressiveprepper6553]

This looks fantastic! I can't wait to try it out. Thank you!!

[@TejasRichard]

Hi! I found your channel a few weeks back, and it is like a breath of fresh air! Thanks making such informative, educational cooking videos. I love your emphasis on technique. Your channel is quickly becoming a favorite, for me! In fact, I cooked your Poulet sauté chasseur just last night! (Delicious, by the way!)

[@michaelroland201]

Mega bon, merci!

[@george.6556]

Simply delicious! Thank you👍

[@deendrew36]

I have done chops with mustard sauce before...both with the regular Maille Dijon and the Maille grainy mustard. But I never thought of the gherkins! I've never even seen that in a recipe books! Not even my more textbook culinary books. That would be delicious!

[@FrenchCookingAcademy]

so glad you like it I have some much recipes to do and so little time. maybe one day I can work less and spend more time just doing my channel :o)

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10 centilitre..... thank you Took me back to my early 80’s Romania childhood

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I love his recipes. I have made chicken tarragon twice and it's amazing each time. Made french toast today and they too were brilliant 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@FrenchCookingAcademy]

great feedback thanks a lot 👍

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Amazing- love your channel!

[@uniformindia]

fantastic !

[@TheGardenerNorth]

I have learned to properly barbeque pork chops and I love them, but a properly seared pork steak like what you have just shown is by far superior in flavor. I can't wait to try this particular sauce as well. Another great video! Cheers!

[@jimconnell8994]

Fabulous

[@Maghanashi]

So much butter. Love it.

[@phonymontana4254]

Looks delicious i cant wait to try it!

[@leifkemp]

Amazing! Thank you!

[@ChateauShack]

Maudit... I'm drooling again.

[@fishtherapy100]

JUST FOUND YOU. Eaten a lot in Provence (Les Baux) in some fab places. this dish is fantastic...when executed properly...as you have done. Really good. thanks

[@FrenchCookingAcademy]

thanks a lot and welcome to the channel

[@DavidMaurand]

amazing! magnifique, as my Alsatian grandmother would say. Voila! my notes with this terrific recipe: the measurements for the sauce seem half what you need if you are going to cover the bottom of each plate. after i seared the chops, i transferred to another pan to finish, while deglazing and making up the sauce.

[@DavidMaurand]

ps: we didn't have gherkins so used sweet red field peppers, which were just fine. next week, my first batch of home brew pickles will be done and will use those right away

[@shelleycarefoot2]

Yum, one of my favorites!

[@gordys1410]

Absolutely fantastic video as always. Was imagining the aromas in your kitchen! Bravo et merci.

[@少川靖男]

My guests were so impressed. Thx

[@FrenchCookingAcademy]

thanks for trying the recipe 🙂👨🏻‍🍳ans well done making it

[@cliffordputnam4197]

I'm in bed and want to go and make this now. Absolutely delicious looking x

[@graziaseregni1486]

simple and okkkk

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Thanks for your awesome video. 👏👏

[@sljoseph74]

Tried this tonight using a grainy mustard, omitted gerkins because we were out of them but it turned out very well and made a nice change to our normal plain mustard that we put on pork chops. Thank you for the video.

[@FrenchCookingAcademy]

H ioseph so great to hear that you try the recipe ! It's such a great feeling when people take the time to make some of the recipe from the channel. thanks again

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Greetings from the US: love your videos

[@johnnyrash89]

I made this tonight and it was fantastic! Thank you so much for helping me learn how to do the sauce! I used a Sauvignon blanc with my sauce and drank it with dinner- it paired well. What wine would you normally recommend?

[@halfthefiber]

ça a l'air delicieux ! Très top ! :)

[@FrenchCookingAcademy]

merci 😋😋

[@jfsauer42]

Lovely recipe and loads of good info! I was surprised at the peppercorns at the end. Seems like they would be an unpleasant pop of flavor.

[@MaZEEZaM]

Very nice recipe, thank you. Cheers from Australia 🐨

[@FrenchCookingAcademy]

hey great to see that where are you based ?

[@ronschlorff7089]

Another nice dish, expertly prepared and explained. Great for the Holidays type of seasonal dinner! I'd also use a roasted butternut squash as a side dish with this recipe!

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I am a recent subscriber and enjoy every minuet of your informative videos .

[@debbiezullo7056]

Beautiful! ❤️

[@ldballoon4]

I must try. Thank you.

[@michaelbressette2599]

Beautiful !

[@BillyDee159]

I think French Chefs are incapable of making bad food…..tried this recipe last night and it was pure “fire” delicious.

[@jeremymetcalf2156]

Bravo! I enjoyed watching this tremendously.

[@FrenchCookingAcademy]

Glad you like that one! its fairly easy to make as well has an interesting taste to it with the gerkins

[@DenisLarochellejr]

Aaah mon tabarouette ( oui oui, un Quebecois a l'appareille...) ! Il faut absolument que j'essai cette recette, moins les gherkins s'entend (pouach!!) Tu n'es pas sans savoir que le porc du Quebec est de renomme mondial. J'ai hate... Merci mon vieux.

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I really enjoy these videos. Thank you.

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

“We always add just a little bit of butter”. :) That’s why we love you.

[@keithbasham2413]

the best videos dude!

[@derekarnold3665]

Thank for the excellent presentation and I shall follow your recipe.

[@overseastom]

To any home cooks that may be trying to follow along, and are dismayed at their sauces towards the end - he's using homemade stocks (edit: no he isn't actually, but he must be using a good store-bought one), which often have a much higher gelatin content than store-bought stocks! This gelatin really helps make sauces silky and lets them emulsify with the other ingredients better. If you're using a store bought stock, you can actually buy packets of gelatin powder too, and add the dry powder to the cold stock 10.mins before you plan to use it, to help it "bloom" and distribute better in the stock. Good luck y'all!

[@ronschlorff7089]

Nice, helpful; thanks!

[@MeanLaQueefa]

His veal stock was out of a bag

[@overseastom]

@@MeanLaQueefa Good point mate! Some store-bought stocks will be better than others, so he must be using a good one! I figured I'd mention the need for gelatin anyway, in case people are using cheaper stock or just stock cubes. But you're absolutely right.

[@MeanLaQueefa]

overseastom I have a lot of good bone broths and stocks that I usually buy.

[@overseastom]

@@MeanLaQueefa Oh, nice. Feel free to recommend some brands! I typically either make my own, or when I'm low on space in the fridge to store them, just use Better Than Bouillon stock paste. I'm in the USA btw.

[@КонстантинКонстантин-б5ж]

Величайше, моё почтение маэстро!

[@nathanbrown8911]

I don't recall ever having a cooked sauce with gherkins. I need to try this. Thanks for posting this!

[@FrenchCookingAcademy]

nathan brown the sauce charcutière is an old classic in France its called sauce charcutière because the gherkin and mustard used are typical condiments use a lot when eating charcuterie ( cured meats, pâtes And terrines ). It's a great combination

[@loridelia8806]

Merci

[@karl7108]

Excellent presentations. And it is easy to follow the steps, the way You explain. Thank You mate. Oh, yes, and my girlfriend likes Your accent :-)

[@malthus101]

Looks so nice! Pumpkin.... I don't think I've ever cooked a pumpkin in my life....

[@kofManKan]

Nice thanks. Suggest you show us you cutting into the chop!

[@steve476]

I made this recipe tonight and it was very good indeed. The gerkins gave the sauce a nice gentle tang. Next time there will need to be much more instant sauce.

[@FrenchCookingAcademy]

thanks for trying the recipe and glad you liked it too. :o)

[@jordanpoisson2902]

Great recipe!

[@FrenchCookingAcademy]

Hi Jordan Thanks for watching. I am glad you like it and its also easy to make at home ;o)

[@suzyfecher3297]

Delicious. Could we use some flour on the porc shop to seal de steak in this case ???

[@chhotuchhotukashana9659]

Nice sir

[@karieckert388]

GREAT !

[@Sooperhans3636]

Going to try this recipe with chicken breast!