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Eddie Shepherd
Добавлен 10 сен 2007
RUclips Channel for award winning modern plant-based chef Eddie Shepherd.
Elderflower & Spruce Lemonade
In this video I show you how I make the new spruce and elderflower welcome drink. I'll also include the recipe bellow & you could choose to make this replacing the spruce infusion with apple juice if you have missed the chance to collect or don't feel confident collecting spruce tips.
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PATREON - www.patreon.com/eddieshepherd
WEBSITE - www.veggiechef.co.uk
INSTAGRAM- eddiesheps
TWITTER - vegetarianchef
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MY COOKBOOK - carelpress.uk/walled_gardens
Other wild food videos -
Dandelion Past...
DOWNLOAD MY COOKBOOK HERE - eddieshepherd.squarespace.com
More from me -
PATREON - www.patreon.com/eddieshepherd
WEBSITE - www.veggiechef.co.uk
INSTAGRAM- eddiesheps
TWITTER - vegetarianchef
INGREDIENTS I USE - specialingredients.co.uk/?ref=e-s
TASTING MENU RESERVATIONS - www.exploretock.com/thewalledgardens/
MY COOKBOOK - carelpress.uk/walled_gardens
Other wild food videos -
Dandelion Past...
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Hawthorn Blossom Pastilles
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.2 месяца назад
This week I take you through there process of foraging for hawthorn flowers and then making a simple hawthorn flower syrup before I go on to showy my recipe for the Hawthorn and Blackcurrant Pastilles I serve as petit fours along side tea and coffee at the end of my tasting menu. DOWNLOAD MY COOKBOOK HERE - eddieshepherd.squarespace.com More from me - PATREON - www.patreon.com/eddieshepherd WEB...
The Spinzall 2.0 Centrifuge for Restaurants & Bars
Просмотров 4 тыс.3 месяца назад
The new Spinzall 2 culinary and bar centrifuge from Booker and Dax. This is a first look at the new centrifuge, its features and use,s as well as some of the differences and upgrades this has over the original Spinzall centrifuge. DOWNLOAD MY COOKBOOK HERE - eddieshepherd.squarespace.com More from me - PATREON - www.patreon.com/eddieshepherd WEBSITE - www.veggiechef.co.uk INSTAGRAM- instagram.c...
The Rotavap | Food & Drink Techniques and long term review
Просмотров 29 тыс.4 месяца назад
In this video I show you the various culinary and drinks techniques I use the Rotavap (Buchi Rotavapor) for. I go into more detail on how the system works and give a long term review of my buchi r100 rotavap. I'll cover rotary evaporator techniques for food, drinks and distilling including - Low temperature vacuum distillation for food applications, making hydrosols (Water based distillations),...
Tapping Birch Sap & Making Birch Syrup
Просмотров 4,5 тыс.4 месяца назад
How to tap birch sap from birch trees and then make a beautiful, delicious birch sap syrup with that that I use on my menu. DOWNLOAD MY COOKBOOK HERE - eddieshepherd.squarespace.com More from me - PATREON - www.patreon.com/eddieshepherd WEBSITE - www.veggiechef.co.uk INSTAGRAM- eddiesheps TWITTER - vegetarianchef INGREDIENTS I USE - specialingredients.co.uk/?ref=e-s T...
Centrifuge Food & Drink Techniques & Review (Spinzall)
Просмотров 7 тыс.5 месяцев назад
I share the food and drink techniques I use a centrifuge for as well as giving a long term review of my Booker and Dax Spinzall Centrifuge. With the centrifuge being more used and understood in both kitchens and bars (helped significantly by the release of the Spinzall centrifuge) I wanted to share how I use mine and the ways in which its helpful, and to share my experience with the Spinzall ce...
Food Presentation Techniques & Colour Theory
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Food presentation principles and techniques from vegetable crisp garnishes to colour theory and service wear. I wanted to show and talk about some of the techniques I find useful when thinking about how I want to present my food. Not hacks and tricks but really useful principles to have in mind so you can make beautiful creative dishes that still always keep flavour as the key focus. DOWNLOAD M...
Inspiring cookbooks you need
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.7 месяцев назад
This week I wanted to share some of my favourite cookbooks. Some are inspirational, others great reference books, some classics and some are just beautiful books that really make you want to cook and eat delicious food. Find the full list of featured books bellow. DOWNLOAD MY COOKBOOK HERE - eddieshepherd.squarespace.com MY COOKBOOK (Hardback Version)- carelpress.uk/walled_gardens More from me ...
Best New Coffee Maker - Orb by Crucial Detail
Просмотров 8 тыс.8 месяцев назад
A first look at the beautifully designed new Orb One stovetop coffee maker from Crucial Detail. I'll show you the Orb One coffee maker and how to use it, then go though the things I love about it as well as some pros and cons. DOWNLOAD MY COOKBOOK HERE - eddieshepherd.squarespace.com More from me - PATREON - www.patreon.com/eddieshepherd WEBSITE - www.veggiechef.co.uk INSTAGRAM- e...
Blue Algae Miso Tasting Menu Dish
Просмотров 7 тыс.9 месяцев назад
Im this video I take you through a small, unusual dish from the tasting menu to share the recipe and how I work creatively on dishes like this, layering up techniques to develop flavour, deliciousness and complexity. Recipe and in depth technique videos bellow. DOWNLOAD MY COOKBOOK HERE - eddieshepherd.squarespace.com More from me - PATREON - www.patreon.com/eddieshepherd WEBSITE - www.veggiech...
How to make Gin at home
Просмотров 23 тыс.10 месяцев назад
How to make a distilled gin at home using a small copper still, with a recipe you can enjoy and adapt to your own preferences. This gin recipe is distilled in one go and the method kept simple but without cutting corners so that you can go from your raw ingredients to a finished gin in about an hour and a half and have a really great flavourful gin all of your own. I have a great recipe for Gin...
Liquid Nitrogen Nettle Soup
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.11 месяцев назад
This is my version of a nettle soup that I serve on my tasting menu, using techniques from Japan along with wild ingredients and a modern finishing touch. I make my nettle soup with wild stinging nettles, a Japanese dashi stock made with dried nettles and a hemp miso stock. Using these Japanese inspired techniques I can create lots of savoury umami and depth of flavour, making something much mo...
Using Ultrasonics for food, drinks & distilling
Просмотров 12 тыс.11 месяцев назад
How I use ultrasonic baths and ultrasonic homogenisers in my culinary, drinks and distilling work. l take you trough the different equipment ultrasonic baths vs sonicators and I how I have used these for rapid infusion, flavour extraction, making emulsions and touch on rapid ageing too. I do my best to cover a little of the science of cavitations and the process by which ultrasonics work in a f...
My bees put me in hospital!
Просмотров 7 тыс.Год назад
I wanted to make a video to explain where things are up to with my bees after I had a severe allergic reaction to a sting which I had to be taken to hospital for. I've featured my bees on the channel here quite a lot and been very passionate about ethical beekeeping so I though the best thing was to make a video explaining everything - how I ended up in hospital and what the plan is for the fut...
5 Cream Whipper Techniques
Просмотров 61 тыс.Год назад
Five different techniques with an ISI cream whipper, including foams and mousses, instant microwave cakes, carbonation, tempura batter and rapid infusion. DOWNLOAD MY COOKBOOK HERE - eddieshepherd.squarespace.com More from me - PATREON - www.patreon.com/eddieshepherd WEBSITE - www.veggiechef.co.uk INSTAGRAM- eddiesheps TWITTER - vegetarianchef INGREDIENTS I USE - spec...
Carbonated Tempura Batter (Cream Whipper Technique)
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.Год назад
Carbonated Tempura Batter (Cream Whipper Technique)
35mm Film Food Photography (Portra 400)
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.Год назад
35mm Film Food Photography (Portra 400)
Almond Milk White Chocolate - Homemade Plant-based White Chocolate Bars
Просмотров 2 тыс.Год назад
Almond Milk White Chocolate - Homemade Plant-based White Chocolate Bars
Complete Bean to Bar Chocolate Making Process
Просмотров 5 тыс.Год назад
Complete Bean to Bar Chocolate Making Process
Vacuum Distilled Chilli Chocolate Truffles - without any heat
Просмотров 2,7 тыс.Год назад
Vacuum Distilled Chilli Chocolate Truffles - without any heat
Hello, the weigh on the recipe of the beans are dried or hidrated? Tanks
You use the weight of cooked/prepared beans so it is as consistent & accurate as possible
@@EddieShepherd very kind, tank you so mush! Cheers! 😉👌
I'm going to be attempting a koji grow without the use of a formal fermentation chamber. In fact I'm probably messing up a lot if every step shown is really required, but I want to see if there is a way to get a good result without committing to any extra equipment. May even upload a video of it... Maybe
@@TechGirlTiff let me know how you get on. The main thing to do it safely is controlling the temperature & humidity and having everything be nice & clean & controlled - but you might be able to do that in a dehydrator or low oven or bread prover or make something suitable with things you have. Let me know how you get on and how you choose to do it :)
@@EddieShepherd well. First rule I broke is I used a rice cooker and set it to firmer setting and used a little too little water. Second rule I broke was I used disinfected glass dishes to hold the rice with no cloth in them. After I cooled off the rice I inoculated and covered with plastic wrap and poked holes. First 10-12 hours I put in the warmest no AC room in the house. Then mixed and put new plastic wrap and holes. Since it didn't feel warm much at all I now have it in proof setting on oven. I may not have washed the rice well enough and I may have inoculated too soon and the rules I broke may ruin it only time will tell.
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Very cool video, just need a heidolph unit instead of buchi
Can you give a ballpark estimation for how long it lasts in the fridge vs the freeze? Really rough estimation
@@tudoropris2067 sure. So in the fridge I’d say it’s at it’s best for a week, then gradually starts to loose quality slowly. Vacuum packed & frozen it should be good for several months, then again probably a slow subtle loss in quality beyond 3 or 4 months. But it all depends on how and where you want to use it. These are based on wanting to serve it to guests at restaurant quality, if it’s just for home use you can probably keep it longer in both ways without noticing the quality drop too much
@@EddieShepherd Thank you so much for taking the time to write back. I appreciate it and will make it soon :)
Is it possible to get replacement silicone gaskets?
I’m not certain but I would think so, you would have to ask Crucial Detail who make the coffee maker
4:53
Why boil as I believe in France they just let the saltwater dehydrate in the sun ?!?!?!
@@WanderingNature that’s the perfect way to do it if you can leave it outside to slowly evaporates without rain diluting it but I live in Manchester in the UK and there is a 0% chance you can leave anything outside without it being rained on. So the boiling is just to reduce the water content enough that a slow drying can take place
Could you make a pandan extract with this, from juicing the leaves? As a fast version of the normal sedimenting process. Similarly ... could you use your process to make a shelf-stable pandan extract in a light body oil, like a rice oil?
Vacuum siphoned coffee? Have you done a video about this?
@@Maximo73 I have, it would be back a little in my catalogue here - coffee siphon ruclips.net/video/Uhb9_becPXQ/видео.html
@@EddieShepherd thank you Eddie
I made my koji from long grain brown rice and used it with soybeans to make miso. Aged for 6 months it is fabulous! It tastes like extra sharp cheddar cheese with blue cheese.
Sounds fantastic
Hi Eddie, your video was very informative. I’m in the process of creating a beverage and I was wondering if you could recommend an Ultrasonic infusion or extraction machine for noob like myself to get started with. Thank you for your time.
You might be best looking for a local supplier of ultrasonic baths and speaking directly to them, that’s what I did for mine
Super helpful, thanks. I've been debating whether I should add this tool to my kit and I think you've convinced me
One quick question if I may? When you vacuum pack the smaller batches, do you still weigh them down or does the vacuum seal effectively do that for you? I'm so happy I've found this channel! Really love the creativity of your cooking and production of your videos. Ordered your book as well!
Hello! I'm using my Buchi predominantly for alcohol based distillates. I tried to make lemon scented hydrosol, but the result is quite disappointing. I can't seem to get a powerful scent. I've been wondering wether I'm distillating it for too long and too much water is distilled or not long enough so that the majority of the oils do not get into the distilled product... I wanted to have a lemon scented liquid that i could spray over a cocktail like a whiskey sour without having to use lemon zest. Any advise? =)
You definitely get a much more muted flavour using water rather than alcohol. If it’s just for a spritz over an alcoholic cocktail I would also suggest that you probably could just use an alcohol based destination of lemon. but if it does need to be water-based I would suggest go for a high concentration of lemon zest (maybe up to 10%) infused for at least 24 hours into the water and I would distil the water with the lemon zest mixed in with it at around 45C and probably aim to distil and capture about 2/3 to 3/4 of that mixture .
@@EddieShepherd ha! I actually rarely infuse before distilling… unless it’s dry herbs or nuts. Couldn’t say why though. I will try again considering your tips! Thank you!
Love this
Such a talent! Hopefully, one day I will get to sample your delights in person at The Walled Garden. 😍
Thank you so much, that’s very kind and I hope I get to cook for you one day
The most simple and easy way to understand the process of fermentation ever on RUclips ✅ Thank you
Thank you so much
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Amazing presentations… what is the source of the “rings” you use?
Ah those were made specially for be by the talented ceramicist I work with
Brilliant video mate!
Thank you :)
As an Herbalist I use a Ultrasonic Processor for make different types of herbal tinctures.
Hi! Would you mind telling me what machine you use? I’m interested in using to creak a beverage
preferably something in the 20-25khz range
@@robertbartkowski-wp7pf thank you! I’ll check it out!
@@ashleywilliams7102 The equipment you might be interested in is the Emmi MF30
what you maiking with the stiller ?
Is there a way to charge the small C02 cannisters from the larger tank? Or is there a way to hook up the large tank to the whipper? Can you whip with C02 or does it have to be N0s?
I don’t know of anyway to hook larger gas tanks up to the siphons safely. I’m sure it’s doable but I worry it would be very dangerous. You can aerate things with co2 to but bear in mind this carbonates them too and is less stable usually than nitrous (no one wants fizzy whipped cream or chocolate mousse, but it can be good for some very specific things
Hi Eddie. I was looking to buy an isi siphon but wasn't sure what size I should get, the 0.5L or 1L and was wondering if you might be able to provide some insight. I would mostly be using it for dessert applications like mousses and generally doing ~6 servings. Do you think the 0.5L would be enough for this or should I step up to 1L. Thanks!
Hi. Once fermented how long can we store in the fridge for?
would be nice if you explain what you put in (is it already distilled once to get rid of the methonol and acetates) , what you get out and what quantity of say gin you would get and how you blend it, sound like a load of work for very little alcohol to use.
If you look at my most recent video on the rotavap from an about 2 months ago I cover all of that I think. And I have a specific video on making vacuum distilled gin from last year which goes into lots of detail on making gin and again answers these questions, hope that helps
Love your channel. How and when do you determine the exact moment to stop the distillation process in order not to end up with unwanted flavours in the distillate? Thanks in advance
Aw thanks. So that’s a bit of a mix of experience, theory & just having to test. I would generally leave around 1/4 as the tails of a distillation which I will discard, but depending on the ingredient & how I want to use it that might change. For things that make the menu or regular use I tend to test them until I get exactly what I want, the best way to do that is to take cuts of the distillation (keep separating off what you have distilled so far, then carry on distilling & repeat until the flavour changes / becomes weaker or undesirable), then you can can make that process simpler & repeatable for the future :)
@@EddieShepherd Make sense. Thank you so much for the answer! Just another quick question,since it is a low temperature process do fruits,veggies and herbs retain all their natural benefits ? vitamins etc...
Hi Eddie, Thanks for all of this. I was wondering : can i add chili and spices ( i want to make a mala sichuan flavor miso ) at the beginning of the fermention process. Or maybe chili and sichuan pepper will prevent fermentation ? Thanks again. Lucas
I use the 0.5lire whippers the vast majority of the time, I’m cooking for 8 people so I think you’d find them a good size
Hi Eddie, this is a nice video so thanks for making this. I found your video as I was looking to see if the way I'm making salt is safe and if I'm missing an important part of the process. I'm originally from Newton-le-Willows bordering greater Manchester but now live on a boat in the Mediterranean after sailing from the UK. The meds salinity is crazy, especially here in the eastern med and I have just read it's at around 40 percent salt in the summer! Salt keeps encrusting our boat and the windows get thick with big flakes really quickly so I decided to make our own salt! I have already started to collect sea water and I've just got around a teaspoon from a small amount left on a plate outside overnight which was an experiment, so now I'm scaling things up! It's so saline here I float and don't have to swim at all, so it's so easy for me to make salt here and it feels good to produce it myself although the sun is doing all the work for me so I'm lucky! I'm going to stock up now so that when we sail out of the med we'll have a good supply!
thanks for share ❤❤❤
[4:56] That's glass, Mr White
Amazing video! Question, do also ingredients retain all their natural benefits vitamins etc. after distilled?
Перевод можно, уж очень красивый декор.
Thank you for sharing. Can you give me a recipe for cookies with the nitrogen smoke ? Thank you
Fantastique !
Eddie, I was wondering about the taste effect when I put cream whipper (infused vodka with herbs) into an ultrasonic bath.
@EddieShepherd, did you have to use a treatment on the herb oil before spinning it? I just got a Spinzall 2.0 (yesterday!) and I'm eager to give this a try
No, no pre-treatment for this, nice and simple
Can anyone give me the set up for carbonating drinks like the one he uses ? If you have all the links for the different parts you are awesome amazon will be the best, oh I do have the CO2 can already. Thanks
I’ll do a video on it at some point. You need a regulator & carbonation caps, I think there should be other RUclips videos on it for now
What's your preferred oil to marinate it in?
Really depends on the flavours you want, olive oil is often too strong though I think
@@EddieShepherd Because of the koji we don't need to worry about botulism when marinating it in oil?
Hey, I don't know what happened, I followed your recipe exactly (except for replacing the 1.5g eaywhip with 1g methocel and 1g xantan and adding 10g of seaweed powder for color and flavour), looks amazing when it comes out of the siphon, but it slides right off the cheese as soon as I put the slice of halloumi in the fryer), tried different temperatures, same thing, any thoughts? thx!
So you don't need to distill tye gin with this method?
How did the blueberries turn out? Any other good original ideas to ferment? Great content
awesome video😍
Eddy, nice job. I find my isi to be an invaluable tool in my kitchen. Not a professional chef, I do cherish my culinary skills. I find experimenting with my ISI to be great fun. Using CO2 to make whipped cream…not so much…jus’say’n.
Great video very informative. Thank you.
Hello there. Great job you are doing here, very interesting. Any advice on how or where I could learn more in how to use this device to make cocktails? Thank you
Hi, thanks very much. Cockrails aren’t really my world but I would recommend Dave Arnold’s book ‘liquid intelligence’ & also the aviary cocktail book, I think they both cover a little about the rotavap from memory but I can’t be sure how much
@@EddieShepherd I really appreciate you taking the time to answer my question. Thank you and you just got one more subscriber 😁
how did you get the flavour out of frankincense? I have a resin type of ingredient in my region, which i cannot mix with water or water, also cannot ingest directly. i feel that it may be somehow like frankincense. Could you give-me some hints?
I use the infusion into alcohol and then vacuum distilled it.
@@EddieShepherd is frankinsense similar to the compound I'm refering to? By the way, it's name is 'Breu Branco', native from the brazilian amazon, but very unknown and unused, at least around here. Also, thank you for your kind reply!