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  1. It was going so well until the wine. That goes with the meat. You'll get the suc from the bottom of the pan and the flavor from the wine will mix into the beef. It's wonderful.

    That's such a minor thing, though. And your pan is so well seasoned, nothing was left on the pan – it's all on the meat still.

    Very nice result. I like this approach for Italian dishes. So much Italian cuisine is simple and pure. Make it authentic and suggest along the way what else you might do to enhance the dish. Everybody should try the traditional way first before getting adventurous. And if you're serious about cooking, practice and perfect the traditional way as well. It will help you make your own version better

  2. Chef JP don't lie – when he say's it's good or he likes it, he means it. I like that. Cooking is supposed to be honest but it's ok to treat yourself to a spice or flavor you like along the way (garlic in everything!).

  3. Dude why didn’t you mention right away smoked bacon was a big nono? I just tried my 4-hour simmer for the first time and everything’s delicious but completely smoked. Tomorrow i’ll add some chipotle and kidney beans and have some chili con carne 🤷‍♂️

  4. Chef Jean-pierre, thankyou so much for posting this video, that allows people to make food that tastes amazing without being concerned with gate-keeping traditionalists like Vincenzo Prosperi. Food is art and art is an expression of oneself – add garlic if you want to. This video truly shows the difference between a hobbyist and professional that understands the science of food prepation. "Part of the secret of a success in life is to eat what you like and let the food fight it out inside" – Marco Pierre White

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