Jacques Pépin Makes a Mushroom Fish
Released on 02/19/2016
The fruiting a mushroom require
a lot of practice.
You know, sometimes years of practice.
And it's almost totally useless.
Take you longer to learn how to
fill a mushroom than chopping properly,
and that's more useful.
In any case, you have to have
a round mushroom, firm, white like this.
There is different technique.
One of them is to put your thumb there
and use your thumb as a pivot
as I'm doing here.
Going from the center of the mushroom
to the outside
to get that type of spiraling.
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How fast do you clean that up?
And you trim that up.
And this is it.
This is one of doing it.
There is different way.
I use my thumb here as a pivot like this.
Some people, so this is the motion here.
My thumb become the pivot here to go.
Some people else are doing that,
take the knife this way, and pivot this way
which is exactly the same movement
as you can see than the other way.
One or the other, it's fine.
Probably will take you longer
to learn how to do that than how to chop properly.
And that basically totally useless.
But, either way, so there.
When you finish your mushroom,
you can cut it like that.
That's probably much you give,
you can carve a little fish
if you want with it.
So if you carve a fish here we can
take the outside out
to put the fish into a relief.
That probably much easier to do.
And now I will mark that fish.
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Trim the outside.
And just get a piece of that fish.
If you but, you are going to use
on top of a garnish.
For example, I feel the salt,
and you use that to shuck, to do a puree
to put underneath and garnish your fish
on top with this.
If you did not really get the center
properly here, then you can press,
use to press this out
to create a star in the center,
and hide the mess that you did.
If you didn't get it right.
That's one way of doing mushrooms.
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