Marco Pierre White - Salmon Piperade - Delicious Food Cooked Simply - BBC Maestro

Watch and learn how to cook salmon and piperade with Marco Pierre White, the youngest chef ever to be awarded three Michelin stars. This crisp fish dish brings world-class cooking to your kitchen and makes a perfect romantic dinner or healthy family meal.

This lesson is taken from Marco Pierre White’s BBC Maestro online course, Delicious Food Cooked Simply, which includes the full recipe for piperade.


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[ChefAaronSimon]

"I'm a home cook now, not a professional cook" - Proceeds to look me dead in the eye while slicing garlic paper thin.
Honestly. What a man. What a legend.

[jac]

"I'm a home cook now not a professional"....quickly proceeds to show he's still very much a professional.

[yunanklaus]

"Accept imperfection, and through accepting imperfection, you create perfection"

I declare this as the quote of the year.

[calamitysam]

MPW: "Accept imperfection"
Also MPW at 9:18: *Targeted precision aerial salt bombardment with no collateral damage*

[PS-swyq]

"I'm a homecook not a professional cook" stares at camera and chops at an insane rate. Badass!

[jonasdauerbrenner]

i would literally watch 15 seasons if there was a series like this with mpw

[stantheman]

This felt more like a therapy video than a salmon piperade how-to.
Marco is a legend

[rieJW]

“Punctuality, discipline and focus. That’s how you achieve consistency”

You know for a cooking guide, these are actually pretty solid life advice

[matthewkoeppel]

3:05 “They don’t have to be perfect, because nothing is perfect”

This man transcended from Napoleon to Bob Ross after retirement

[jackmehoff]

Since semi-retiring, chef Marco has achieved truly an ascended philosophical view of cooking and being a chef unlike anyone else at the moment. The no Fs given attitude and acceptance of imperfection as truth is a sign of a true master that has nothing left to prove to the world.

[enzhouzutzut]

3:15 "Accept imperfection. And through accepting imperfection, you'll create perfection." - Marco Pierre White

[cristianroth]

Basically every chef can teach you how to cook. But I haven't seen anyone else focus so much on giving you the confidence to cook. That's what makes Marco unique, he drops all the fuss and makes high quality cooking actually achievable and not intimidating at all.

[JonSudano]

If this guy's a home cook, I can only imagine if he were to open a restaurant, maybe have his own TV show

[vancityguy]

This man isn’t just giving cooking tips but life tips.

[brandoncasasnovas]

"Dress with the tiniest amount of basil" *proceeds to deforest the Amazon*

In all seriousness, I love MPW. This dish looks amazing, this guy is one of my idols as a home cook who loves to do it for myself and my family.

[nataldoe]

"They don't have to be perfect because nothing is perfect". Marco dropping some philosophical wisdom bombs.

[filmcrew]

'through accepting imperfection you'll create perfection' great quote!!

[dadgamingandguitars]

When this man speaks, it's as if he is telling the very best kept secret, so delicate and so precious. Enjoyable to listen to.

[ericchong]

This guy is not just a cook, he is giving me life lesson at the same time . 😂

[SteveLucas-itso]

You can see why this guy is one of the true great chefs and and has mentored so many chefs. He explained in such a straightforward way and makes thing look easy.