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Fine dining PORK TENDERLOIN recipe | Michelin Star Cooking At Home



In this video, I gonna show you how you can cook an amazing fine dining dish with pork tenderloin, jerusalem artichokes, burn apple puree, caramelized shallots, and beer sauce. This is a very tasty recipe you can cook even at home for your friends and family. You don’t have to spend all your money in Michelin star restaurant if you wanna eat fine dining food. You can learn to cook fine dining meals at home and with your plating skill amaze everyone in your house.

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  1. Bro., I just want to see you serving this dish on a Friday night at 8pm when 40 guests sat down at the same time and ordered 20 different dishes from your menu. Of course, unless you have a 35 strong in your brigade! Otherwise Good Luck…

  2. Just subscribe to your channel. Amazing great looking dishes! Great job! My dishes are looking much better from now on thanks to your tips!
    PS: cooking on high temperatures in silver foil is not healthy. Please read about it. As well, when you use it in contact with ingredients in cold, pay attention attention as it is the shinny side that is the one that supposed to be in contact with the food.
    Thanks for your work and videos!

  3. Chef Majk, I think it would be better to use a fresh garlic instead of garlic powder as it would not burn on the surface of the meat. I would add a crushed garlic clove on the oil while frying the tenderloin, and baste the surface with that oil.

  4. This is not an Artichoke it is rather an Topinambur.
    By the way I appreciate your work but this is not Michelin star cooking. It is fancy, modern and impressing, but far away from the art of Michelin style cooking.

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