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WebJacques Pépin shows us how to make Grandma's Favorite Steak, named for his mother-in-law, Julia. Inspired by flavors from Puerto Rico, this steak uses lime (

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WebJacques Pépin Cooking At Home features short recipe videos that transform readily-available ingredients into exciting new dishes, perfect for newly …

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WebAug 19, 2020 - Jacques Pépin shows us how to make Grandma's Favorite Steak, named for his mother-in-law, Julia. Inspired by flavors from Puerto Rico, this steak uses lime (

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WebPépin's YouTube show, " Home Cooking with Jacques Pépin ," featured the chef preparing a New York strip with a mushroom pan sauce in 2020. Over the years, …

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WebJacques Pépin: Cooking At Home was created in Pépin’s home kitchen during shelter-in-place in 2020. This series features short recipe videos that transform readily …

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WebThere’s a wonderful chaos in adding a single, old, crusty mushroom to a dish, a level of resourcefulness that’s not just cheap and practical, but an example of all that …

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WebMelt butter in 7-inch non-stick pan over medium-high heat. In a medium bowl, combine flour, half of the milk, egg, salt, and sugar in a bowl and mix until smooth. Add …

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WebJacques Pépin shows us how to make Grandma's Favorite Steak, named for his mother-in-law, Julia. Inspired by flavors from Puerto Rico, this steak uses lime (or lemon), …

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WebDec 27, 2020 - Jacques Pépin shows us how to make Grandma's Favorite Steak, named for his mother-in-law, Julia. Inspired by flavors from Puerto Rico, this steak uses lime (

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WebThe skirt steak, which is inside the animal, or this is the oyster steak, like the oyster in the chicken. Or, the shoulder steak, the shoulder blade steak. It come under …

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WebAug 19, 2020 - Jacques Pépin shows us how to make Grandma's Favorite Steak, named for his mother-in-law, Julia. Inspired by flavors from Puerto Rico, this steak uses lime (

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What is jacques pépin cooking at home?

Jacques Pépin Cooking At Home features short recipe videos that transform readily-available ingredients into exciting new dishes, perfect for newly-anointed home cooks and seasoned chefs alike. Watch a new episode every Wednesday on the KQED YouTube channel.

What is jacques pépins favorite steak?

A New York strip steak is Jacques Pépin's favorite. In a 1991 edition of his KQED show "Today's Gourmet with Jacques Pépin," Pépin cuts steak from a side of beef that he will cook in a red wine sauce and declares to the camera, "For the steak we are doing today, we're getting the best piece of meat: This is a New York strip."

Who is jacques pépin?

French chef, television host, and cookbook author Jacques Pépin has been on Americans' radar since 1998, when his first public television cooking show, "Jacques Pépin: Cooking with Claudine" — which co-starred his daughter — debuted (via KQED ).

What is pépins favorite ingredient?

Watch as Pépin makes variations of his favorite ingredient – eggs – and makes them all disarmingly easy. He creates pancakes with leftovers and a cream cheese soufflé that will impress anyone. While many of us are staying at home and cooking more, Pépin’s unpretentious approach is just the comfort we need.

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