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How to cook PORK TENDERLOIN at home LIKE A PRO | Fine Dining Recipe



In this video, I am going to show how you can cook a super tasty recipe with pork tenderloin, Hasselback potatoes, mustard puree, and carrot sauce at home. This fine dining recipe you can do easily at home for your friends and family without any special equipment.

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  1. I have a challenge for you Chef Majk!

    If you really are a pro chef you should find this challenge super easy:

    Can you make a mayonnaise sandwich where you do the following:

    Step 1: mix agar agar with the mayonnaise to make mayonnaise bread

    Step 2: use mayonnaise as the spread

    Step 3: mix agar agar with mayonnaise in with yellow dye to make "cheese"

    Step 4: mix agar agar with mayonnaise in with red dye to make "tomatoes"

    Step 5: mix agar agar with mayonnaise in with green dye to make "lettuce"

    Step 6: mix agar agar with mayonnaise in with brown dye to make "beef"

    If you put all the stuff together you will get a mayonnaise sandwich like no other, just pure mayonnaise. You'll make America's top mayonnaise chef jealous. The dude in particular doesn't cook anything without half a gallons jar of mayonnaise. The guy in particular has a YouTube channel called Cooking With Jack Show

  2. Have you tried salting the shavings of celeriac for 10 minutes before frying? It will draw out the excess moisture and give a more even browning when frying so the middle crisps up nicely as well, it works for most root veg.
    Yours looks great, im just sharing experience!

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