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Ask Chef Tony
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Who is Chef Tony? And why would I ask him anything? Join us and you'll find out! Authentic Italian cuisine, stories, history, life in and out of the kitchen, and much more. We bring you not just Italian food recipes, helpful tips, and "how to", but also inspiration to be more curious about food, and the rich lessons of cuisine (all cuisines) that come with it, because, really food is more than dishes; it's culture. It's LIFE! - From his hometown of Sorrento Italy, through many parts of the world, and now to his home in New York, Chef Antonino (Tony) Scarpati has collected years of food and culinary wisdom. Teamed with videographer and editor Jeff Chuang, we craft stories for you every 2 weeks. Subscribe, and we'll be happy to bring you through the amazing world of food. Ask Chef Tony is now a network partner of TasteMade. Also, you can check out the blog, with episode recaps and new posts to keep you up to date, at www.askcheftony.com (live link down below) Join us!
Chef Tony and “Favorite Chef’ by Chef Author Carla Hall
Chef Tony and “Favorite Chef’ by Chef Author Carla Hall
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Super much better at 1.25x speed.
This could be a 2 minute video how annoying but fast forward helped and if he had a tv show in and half hour he couldn't make a grilled chees
Somebody must have had a raw aubergine so thought it is bitter
The three dunks is ridiculous the cork is even more ridiculous cooking all my life in Hawaii
Love u 2
Why lemon it screws up the taste of the food it reminds me of Friday we all had fish with lemon in grade school f up. Times
The bitterness I suppose is like tannins?
I cooked mine and the skin came right off. What did i do wrong?
Eastern perm lmao 🤣 love it
if i ever need to cook octopus, i know how.
Dude, you are awesome
Grazie and have a great day
Watching your video in April 2024 and it was wonderful! You saved me time and most important the octopus was so tender and juicy! Your idea about seafood was great and that’s exactly what I’ve done ! The seafood soup was delicious ✨✨✨💜
Thank you
Hey what happened to Chef Tony? I hope he’s ok!
Hi it’s me chef T myself, I’m ok I was hospitalized for most of the year I’m now back home and get on it ASAP THANK YOU for the support
@@cheftonyscarpati So sorry to hear that you had such complications, but I'm glad to hear you're doing better! I had a feeling something was wrong! Blessings to you and your family
Thanks chef Tony. 10 seconds is all it takes, never knew that
Prego
In Italy we don’t put parmigiano on seafood
Great Job..
Grazie
Who would have thought peter clemenza had a son who was also a chef 😂
Too much talk....just cook
I love you too
When I visit Rome there is one restuarnte I visit everytime and they make the best I have ever had in my life. (The color is more yellow not so white) Its delicious
I wanted to know how to cut it .
You cut it after cooking depending on the recipe
Great thats is I had in uk its nicely 👌 yo eat 😋 👌 😀 I love it but can't eat it all its abit sweet love it its great to make and eat ❤😂🎉😊😅
Haha just like indians
good tips, u just boring as hell tho...
Tarifi denedim, tek kelimeyle mükemmel oldu. Şimdiye kadar yaptığım tarifler içerisinden en iyisiydi. Yiyen herkes bayıldı. Ben ekstra olarak, yumurtama güvenmediğim için yumurta sarısını benmari usulü biraz ısıttım. Hiç bir tat değişimi olmadı. Kesinlikle tavsiye ederim. Tarif için teşekkürler❤❤
I saw this video 11 years ago and I've been making it ever since. I couldn't find it until recently. I'm saving it for future reference!
Wow 11 years…it has been that long…immagine how many have been done since including me Continue to enjoy CIAO!
my family has another method. You need to freeze the octopus. Then, when you're ready to cook it, let it thaw completely. Cook it in boiling water for 20-30 minutes depending on the size. Let everything cool down. Clean the loose skin off. After that it is tender and ready to eat. No corks or dunking. Prepare it for a salad or add it to a tasty goulash.
Bring it over and we will mix culture
Grazie, Anthony. Preparo la festa dei sette pesci ogni vigilia di Natale e uso il tuo metodo di cottura del polpo da oltre otto anni. Una cosa che ho imparato anche da mio padre è stata quella di mettere il polpo nel latte per una notte in frigorifero. L'acido lattico aiuta a scomporre la fibra muscolare. Dio ti benedica.
I was right there with you on everything until you put the stupid cork in the water. I grew up in an Italian family and we made octopus every Christmas Eve, so I'm no Stranger to cooking octopus.
I appreciate your comment As I stated I DO IT IN RESPECT TO MY LATE GRANDFATHER IF YOU CANT UNDERSTAND AND RESPECT my way of doing enjoy your own cooking Ps if you are an expert in the octo department WHY WOULD YOU EVEN LOOK ME UP?
Wishing you all the very best Chef Tony. Hope all goes well for you. You are a true inspiration. I have been using your tiramisu recipe for a long time and in saying this, I hope it really picks you up. Merry Christmas to you and all your loved ones. Please let me know when the book becomes available.🙏🏼🎄
Chef Tony … regarding Silicone Muffin Tins. Bottoms of muffins get more done ( caramelized) and though not burnt, they look burnt. Can I bake them upon a sheet pan with water below to help this ? Thanks
That would certainly help but…. Is your oven ventilated? What shelf did you baked then ?…
@@cheftonyscarpati upper shelf / new oven / pan was Texas muffin silicone and I used sheet pan under because flimsy weight vessel. I asked about low sheet pan water bath because I was worried no scorching might instead result in more pudding bottom under well baked tops? ( Clearly, I’m no Baker so I reached out to you the brilliant! 🥇🥇🥇
Can this be done with green tomatoes also?
Yes but you would have to leave them in water longer, See the way it works is a slippery gelatinous layer forms in between the flesh and the inside skin of the fruit
@@cheftonyscarpati I have a garden full of them in the middle of December. That's good to know. Thank you so much.
Muy pesado, no lo aguanto
I Don’t know what you said but it look bad and I also don’t know why you watch videos that you do not like to begin with
So now Portugal-France is a Mediterranean coast, eh? :D Tony, you've been in New York for too long, Murica's got your soul.
Portugal is on the Atlantic but it’s rich on Mediterranean octopus France on the other hand opens into the Mediterranean SEA with its 900 kilometers of MEDITERRANEAN COASTLINE
Ever heard of saint Tropez? Maybe YOU need a new geography book
@@cheftonyscarpati Why so butthurt, son? Portugal is not on the Mediterranean, so don't bring Saint Tropez into this. Just man up and admit you had a brain fart.
Lol you are way smarter then I am
Octopus? and my energy supplier has just switched me to OCTOPUS. ENERGY. OH how they listen to our choices.
I do not like the raw eggs. Can't we cook the the eggs a bit ?
Not cook but you can temper them like you would with zabaglione
My uncle says it must be alive, and have been kept in salt water right up to the moment of immersion.
My cats eat anything I don't.
Grazie mille
Grazie a lei per l’interesse
@@cheftonyscarpati prego, buona giornata e saluta da Londra
Scusi, saluti
Can you just leave them on the counter or do they need to be refrigerated?
For how long did you marinated the one in oil? Please thank you 🙏 I enjoyed your video
Excellent, Thank you!!
Chef Tony Ilive near Arrowead Lake in California.
Gratzé Millé 🐙✨🙏🏼😁📍🦘
Prego
I'm now in Porto, Portugal, figured I'd try to make a grilled octopus. Your video helped a lot. I went to a nearby bar and asked them for a couple of red wine corks. They asked me why and I mentioned your video. The barman said he used to work in a restaurant and that's indeed what they did when they cooked octopi. So this seems to be a well-known trick. My wife, who is from South Korea, tells me in Korea and Japan they put tea leaves in the water. Tea also contains tannin, so I guess it's the same idea...
I have learned the trick NOT in culinary school but from my grandpa and been doing for over 50 years….it never fails ENJOY
Thanks, fast and easy.
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I love them…thank you for watching
Thanks for recipe, and the video!😊
You welcome and thank you for watching Enjoy
How do you do a San Marzannos
Same way
I always order it in any fancy restaurant after dinner . Which is why I love going to Italian restaurants. Food is amazing and tiramisu is always on the menu.
Man you took so long for this shouldn’t not more than a minute
Thank you for watching
Chef Tony, my mixture after mixing in the mascarpone seems to be very runny. I made sure to beat the eggs and sugar until very creamy and thick. But once I add the mascarpone cheese and mix very slowly, the mixture becomes runny. I literary whisked it on the lowest speed for 10 seconds, where it looked well combined. Can you give me some advice? Maybe I should mix the mascarpone in for longer until it thickens? I read it might make the cheese split? The only change I made is using 6 eggs. Help!
Hi there First the whole ingredients need to be very very cold (heat and humidity are a huge factor) Did you separate the yolks and the whites that need to be beaten to peaks and added slowly “ folding “ them in with a spatula not beating them in As you beat the yolks with sugar keep other ingredients specially the whites and also the mascarpone VERY COLD refrigerated And remember 1) 100 g of sugar for every egg yolks beating to a foam consistency 2) leaving the whites in the fridge till you ready to work them to peaks separate returning the yolks to the fridge Also work fast in a dry a/c room Let me know AskChefTony