How To Flambe Safely | 1 Minute Tips | French Guy Cooking

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@TheMcgreary 8 лет назад

another small tip they taught us in school, since sometimes the alcohol doesnt catch on fire immediately, you can get a spoon or something simmilar, pour your liqour in it and then light it on fire and then simply get the flame to the liquids in the pan

@jamesrbrindle 8 лет назад

Absolutely love all these one minute tips series, keep it up.

@sandy-k1n 8 лет назад

Great tip! thanks for sharing! 👍

@michaeltaylor3358 8 лет назад

Very good. Lots of these chefs on TV just assume people can do this. They need to show us how to do it safely. Many thanks!

@sanjoyghosh4625 5 лет назад

Very easy & good tips👍

@dwaynewladyka577 8 лет назад

Awesome tip Alex!

@tsiv23 8 лет назад

These one minute tips are awsome!

@Hapidjus_ 8 лет назад

Today I learned how to flame on the internet..oh whait

@cookingwithmani3499 8 лет назад

Awesome, thanks!

@jeffward1106 8 лет назад

wonder why I lose my eyebrows every time

@bloomingsdale00 8 лет назад

Hahaha 😂

@DeGroteLaaf 8 лет назад

+Jeff Ward Atleast they keep growing back!

@lynneweinstein3932 3 года назад

This great, ty, what alcohol do you recommend using to flambé a chow Mein ?

@dimasakbar7668 8 лет назад

Alex (or jamie or anyone..) one question. in Asian cooking we often add marinaded beef/chicken/pork/whatever protein to a very hot oiled skillet and it will caught in flame... is it still considered to be flambe? (note: not all marinade have alcohol and as far as i observe, wet ingredients + very very hot oil = insta flames. heck you could even throw water only to ripping hot oiled wok and it will create flame)

@ThatGuy-hc2ei 8 лет назад

Playing with fire is not fun if it's done responsibly.

@bill-the-dill3654 8 лет назад

thats why you always need to wear a condom.

@impulsenr01 8 лет назад

+Bill-the-Dill that comment made my day :D

@TheyCallHimBarkeep 3 года назад

Ah, Merci beaucoup mon ami!

@RizkyVireza 8 лет назад

finally some usefull tips

@darxrogue 8 лет назад

If you're a pro and nuts you can use the flame of the stove to start the fire.

@NamaiWalterHeins-re4nu 5 лет назад

This video is made for everage home cooking peeps. Don't give them dangerous ideas 🤣

@limbermonkey 4 года назад

If you're a pro and nuts you can pour the alcohol directly from the bottle 😬😅

@shawaam 8 лет назад

You should have mentioned that you shouldn't ever try to extinguish the flame with water.

@ColinDavidChen 8 лет назад

+shawaam That advice is usually reserved for oil fires.

@GallifreyCovers 8 лет назад

+Colin David Chen And ethanol fires, which flambe is.

@shawaam 8 лет назад

***** It's a good thing to take into habit overall when it comes to cooking. If there's flames in the pan, cover the pan.

@MathiasWesterlund 8 лет назад

+Colin David Chen Dont forget that there is generally oil or "Fat" in a pan containing food of almost any kind.

@2thaface2thaface 8 лет назад

Too late... No just kidding ^^

@Maschallaa 8 лет назад

Yea thank you

@Mrklopapier175 8 лет назад

Merci

@FoodAndDrinkInSeconds 8 лет назад

Very simple, will have to give this a go purely for fun haha!

@FoodAndDrinkInSeconds 8 лет назад

We will, will, will!

@TheHellKiwi 8 лет назад

I thought this was about flambee while still having the pan over the fire, and using oil, if it gets hot enough (tilting the pan towards the fire), it ignites.

@hometown2668 8 лет назад

this should help people not catch they kitchen on fire. good tips

@Im49th 8 лет назад

I prefer tilting the pan into the fire, it makes me feel more cool.

@KarenSchuessler Год назад

But I have an electric burner, so this is perfect.

@RockySunshin8 8 лет назад

Yum!

@nocando17 8 лет назад

Does a Flambe change the flavor alot?

@Rikana 8 лет назад

Should we remove the pan from the stove like you did before the flambe?

@Novacification 8 лет назад

Watch the video again.

@thelatenatshow3425 5 лет назад

Hey guys so two questions, how much alcohol should you use exactly and also is it possible to flambé even if the alcohol is not boiling?

@sonicsabbath 4 года назад

same amount as the amount of oil you would use

@denniso8049 8 лет назад

Are non stick pans OK for flambe like Teflon coated or something similar? I don't know how high the temperature will be when you flambe so... Someone might know.

@freesxsoccer 2 года назад

I don’t think they are, you don’t really want to expose nonstick coatings to high heat

@HechoaManoCozinhaNutritivaBR 8 лет назад

Yes :) !!!

@roadworkahead8967 2 года назад

What you make it sound so simple haha

@RankingNumerOne 8 лет назад

i just need to lear how to saute ( i dont know the correctly way to say that) ; i mean, the way to move the pan and move the food in the air

@darkguarder1128 8 лет назад

+RankingNumerOne First, try moving the pan back and forth horizontally (remember, not vertically) using some dry beans until you can get the food in the air. Then, try giving the pan a slight (really slight) force by using your wrist when the food is on the opposite side of the pan from you. The latter technique is mostly used when there's too much liquid in your pan. You'll be able to show-off in no time!

@ThisIsMyFullName 8 лет назад

+RankingNumerOne It's basically just tilt, lift, and catch. You tilt the food down to make sure it stays together in the air, and when the food is in the air, you centre the pan under it so it lands in the middle. The tricky part is the lift, as you have to throw the food upwards, and not throw it back towards yourself. Just take it slow.

@RankingNumerOne 8 лет назад

Thanks a lot! :D i'll keep trying

@syedasadafi391 4 года назад

What if em a muslim any substitute 4 d alcohol?

@MargeBurkellDotCom 8 лет назад

Ok, so I just have to ask because I love chicken and green beans...WHAT would you flambé them with?? Thanks!

@MargeBurkellDotCom 8 лет назад

Brandy? hmmm, I wouldn't normally drink that but hubby may like it... how do you determine what to flambe with? Is there a resource I may use? Thanks ***** !

@FrenchGuyCooking 8 лет назад

+Jamie Oliver Precisely

@MargeBurkellDotCom 8 лет назад

so +French Guy Cooking (Alex) for any of us that are not brandy lovers can you give suggestions on others to use? TIA!

@FrenchGuyCooking 8 лет назад

Whisky+cream+mushrooms or vodka+cream+tomatoes could be just as great.

@antoniooo6101 Год назад

Armagnac

@JazawaToad 8 лет назад

Kids, do try this at home.

@cookwithrizu530 8 лет назад

Great tips 👍👒👒👒👒👒👒👒👒👒COOK WITH RIZU

@SonnyDarvishzadeh 8 лет назад

wanted to comment "oh the french guy", then realised that's what they call him lol

@FrenchGuyCooking 8 лет назад

+Sonny Darvishzadeh Haha indeed

@ammaraliqureshi 5 лет назад

How i can flam without alcohol

@lonnpeterson6525 8 лет назад

I have watched this video 70 times and still cannot figure out what he says at 0:18. pls help :(

@DamienEstreich 8 лет назад

Not under your kitchen hood, mate.

@lonnpeterson6525 8 лет назад

***** Thanks.

@FrenchGuyCooking 8 лет назад

+Poopd Mypants Don't lie to me, you watched it 70 times to show your lovely and unconditional support ! hum...right ?

@SekiberiusWelkesh 6 лет назад

That looks much easier than how the Japanese do it, at least this way doesn't risk burning down your house.

@PaulaBean 8 лет назад

I wonder, does it really make a taste difference whether you ignite the booze or not? You might as well just let the alcohol evaporate. The flames don't seem to add anything to the cooking, since they burn well above the pan. Maybe flambé-ing is just for the show? ;-)

@dcngn_ 8 лет назад

+Paula Bean the fire creates more heat, which probably allows stronger reactions, well basically caramelization. Idk if it's about caramelization for pizza, but pizza would be an example for higher heat = better/different taste. pizza made in a pizza oven at 400+ °C usually tastes better than a pizza made at 180°C , doesn't it?

@ze_rubenator 8 лет назад

+Paula Bean It really is. Some studies have shown that nobody can tell if a dish has been flambed or not.

@zzlai6235 8 лет назад

+Paula Bean It really does affect the taste, but many people can't tell the difference, sadly...

@aeoe5524 8 лет назад

Tell that to a Crêpes Suzette ^^

@KurosawaIsamu 8 лет назад

+Paula Bean For one, letting the alcohol evaporate means you're keeping the food on heat longer. That affects both taste and texture of what you are cooking.

@pancitpalabok_ 3 года назад

OH MY GOD THIS IS ALEX

@eganburg 8 лет назад

i once do that accidentally. Some olive oil + butter might do the work

@noname-fp3kh 3 года назад

Really?

@elidaymontenegro2133 8 лет назад

sike

@malaangel3808 3 года назад

You need to heat up the alcohol (microwave 30 sec) first or it will not burn.

@freesxsoccer 2 года назад

False

@sk-ji7if 3 года назад

I can do it without alcohol

@VladtheInhaler 8 лет назад

Can we have how to flambe dangerously next?

@torjones1701 8 лет назад

You may burn off SOME alcohol, but can we please stop perpetuating the lie that you get rid of all the alcohol?

@lofts2399 8 лет назад

+Torrey Jones Doesn't matter does it?

@torjones1701 8 лет назад

+Thunder 35 To some people, it does. Not only are some people actually religious, but actually try to follow their religion. Not only that, but why perpetuate a lie that you know is not true? Is that not dishonest?

@tjingelingbadstring 8 лет назад

+Torrey Jones Well if you're religious you wouldn't be cooking with alcohol now would you?

@torjones1701 8 лет назад

+Pathricia Gullberg Right, because it's not possible to cook for others. It's still false, it's still a lie, it's still dishonest. Why perpetuate a lie? If you know it's false, and you keep spreading it, you're deliberately lying to people, without good cause. There is no moral positive to perpetuating this lie.

@lofts2399 8 лет назад

Torrey Jones I don't think people "try" to perpetuate this lie, it's just a common food myth that keeps getting thrown around without malicious intent. When people say "the alcohol evaporates", they mean that you will no longer be able to TASTE the burning sensation of the ethanol.

@syt4453 8 лет назад

tried it and burnt down my house...

@Traveller019 5 лет назад

Pro

@elidaymontenegro2133 8 лет назад

alex

@MysticDonBlair 8 лет назад

His accent is so thick it is hard to understand some things he says.

@CorneliusSneedley 8 лет назад

Good tip. But apparently there is the safe way to do it, and then there's the way it is usually done. :)

@azlad723 8 лет назад

... that way... is not my favorite way to do.

@NavidMolaaghaei 8 лет назад

cc. Will Smith

@brandon3872 6 лет назад

Because Will Smith likes lemons. Because Will Smith likes lemonzzzzz

@aminhaekal5709 5 лет назад

Momma Noooo!

@thecatwithoutatail5420 8 лет назад

Hi my name is Mohammed Is there an other way?! I am a Muslim so I can't drink alcohol or cook by it!!

@jamie123b 8 лет назад

Gasoline is also flammable, use that

@thecatwithoutatail5420 8 лет назад

Jamie B oh really?!😏...I will,do you want some??!

@dimasakbar7668 8 лет назад

+Mohammed _ Hazazi your unfunny joke aside (considering how you emphasize Mohamed names), forgo the alcohol. More often than not, flambe is just a gimmick (since alternatively you can flip it for even cooking, or simmer it to reduce and remove alcohol), and anyway, any wet (as in little amount of water/H2O) ingredients in a very very hot oil will catch fire

@thecatwithoutatail5420 8 лет назад

Dimas Akbar Aww, Thank you, you're sweet😊... may God saves you

@nodokawakabayashi3751 4 года назад

That's not how you do it.

@ordinary.artistry 8 лет назад

Unfortunately, the safe method isn't quite as sexy. ;)

@ze_rubenator 8 лет назад

Why are people so persistant about this myth that cooking will remove all the alcohol? It simply isn't true, so please stop repeating it. It removes some alcohol, but not much.

@Novacification 8 лет назад

Because most sensible people do not care about tiny amounts of alcohol. Very little remains and it does absolutely no harm.

@ze_rubenator 8 лет назад

Novacification Well over half remains. I don't care that there's alcohol in my food, but I do care when people keep spreading information that's proven to be wrong.

@ThisIsMyFullName 8 лет назад

+Novacification 75% of the alcohol remains when you flambe. The flame comes from the alcohol vapors igniting, not the alcohol itself, which still remains in the food.

@Novacification 8 лет назад

ThisIsMyFullName 75% or 100% remaining - such a tiny amount of alcohol is not going to matter to any sane person.

@ze_rubenator 8 лет назад

Novacification No it doesn't, but what matters is that people keep repeating this utter bullshit.