Giant Cobia Challenge!!! | FRENCH CHEF vs VIETNAMESE CHEF

Giant Cobia Challenge!!! | FRENCH CHEF vs VIETNAMESE CHEF
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COBIA

1. C Y SAO RESTAURANT
ADDRESS: Hàm Ninh Fishing Village, Phu Quoc Island, Kien Giang Province

?TRADITIONAL BRAISED COBIA: Clean the Cobia and cut the fish into large steaks. Braise the fish for 20 minutes in a broth made with minced garlic, fish sauce, sugar, MSG and cooking oil. Add fresh chillies and ground pepper. Serve with steamed rice.

?COBIA HOTPOT: Make the broth with shrimp satay (chilli sauce), secret spicy seasonings, sugar, salt, MSG and lemongrass. Serve with cobia head, inner organs, eggs, gills. Add onion slices on top and serve with vermicelli and vegetables.

?PRICE: Braised Cobia – 800.000 VND / $34.00 USD | Hotpot – 600.000 VND / $26.00 USD
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2. JW MARRIOTT PHU QUOC EMERALD BAY RESORT AND SPA
ADDRESS: Bai Khem, An Thoi town, Phu Quoc Island, Kien Giang Province
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CHEF: Chef Eric | Chef De Cuisine, Pink Pearl

?AMUSE-BOUCHE: Steam the fish for 15 minutes at a rising temperature up to 100 Celsius. Mince the shiitake and hedgehog mushrooms. Season with salt. Add mushrooms in a bowl with tofu and mix. Add the cobia fillet to the mixture.. Season with Vietnamese Sichuan pepper and prickly ash. Shape them in balls, and put it in a blast chiller at -18 Celsius. Dip the balls in fry powder, egg and green young rice. Deep fry for 15 minutes and serve with Vietnamese Sichuan pepper mayonnaise.

?STARTER: In a pan with butter, saute bits of cobia meat. Prepare the pumpkin puree (cooked for 3 hours) and crustacean jus – Crab, lobster, shellfish stock (cooked for 4 hours). Start plating crustacean jus, pumpkin puree, dried ants, cobia meat, roasted cacao nibs and thyme.

?SOUP: Prepare the broth using mushrooms, purple onions, lemongrass, ginger, dried shiitake mushrooms, turmeric, garlic, coriander, chillies in a pot. Sear the ingredients and then add water, black pepper, coriander seed and star anise. Repeat the process and then filter the broth. Add soy sauce and vinegar to the broth and leave overnight. Pan sear the cubed fish meat and flambe with Vermouth. Pan sear the hedgehog mushroom with butter. Start plating by adding the fish on the plate, mushroom, fermented black trumpet mushroom, and serve with mushroom broth.

?MAIN: Season the cobia with salt and oil then grill it on charcoal for 8 to 10 minutes. Dice the zucchini. Put the fish on the lard to melt. Sautee the zucchini with salt and pepper. Prepare the emulsion. Plate and serve.

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50 Comments

  1. This is what u pay. In France, pay 10 times more for 50g of fish and at the end you dnt know what fish it is because the taste of fish was killed due to multitude of spices. In Vietnam, for cheap money u may eat few kgs of fish.?

  2. Vietnam, Indo, Malay etc…..very beautiful places with beaches etc. I thought Samoa, Fiji Tonga and Hawaii were gorgeous but these places are so picturesque

  3. Hickory dippady dip dip.. Thats Vietnamese… Slurp slurp nom.. Thats french.. The way Eric cooked was just amazing, the technique and flavor he slap in is just amazing.. Ill pay a visit to marriot after this pendamic

  4. you should bring the cobia to vietnamese restaurant, not cook on site. There'll be more variety in ingredients in cooking the fish.

  5. The difference between these dishes you eat it in a restaurant no friends not laughing judgement area and MONEY CAPITAL. make rich people feel rich with the same Walmart meat. On the other hand your laughing drinking making friends zero judgement free zone and some good music! I rather have that and have left overs instead being serves micro servings as if there judging that I'm fat and so they charge by bites!!lol

  6. It's just a matter of mastery and artistry..
    But anyway for me cooking is all about flavor. As long it satisfy my palate!

    Yummy!!!

  7. bro, that green ball was just a bitterbal, but with cobia..
    how's that french cooking. he just made a classic dutch snack, but with asian ingredients.
    maybe the ragout in there is french. but still

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