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Jacques Pepin has a video demonstrating how to do a galantine. That was pretty much the first thing I ever tried cooking beyond pasta. I figured if I could do that, I could probably handle most other things. Came out pretty well.Originally Posted by alexg
It's also really quick to do. The only difference between this and a galantine/ballotine is that you don't split the skin up the back. At least that is how I learned to do a galantine. No difference in skill, just one less cut.Originally Posted by iammatt
Baron, any reason why you didn't peel the tomatoes?Originally Posted by b1os
but he's got a smaller bird. huh huh huh.Originally Posted by foodguy
nice job matt! i was going to bring up the pepin video. it's one of his set-pieces during cooking demonstrations. i swear i've seen him bone a whole chicken in less than 45 seconds. matt can probably do 30. but he's got a smaller bird. huh huh huh.Originally Posted by foodguy
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