How to make a chef-quality puree with cerak?

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Can anyone offer any tips or perhaps a recipe for working with cerak to create a puree worthy of a five-star restaurant?

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Good God, I LOVE your content and have learned more from you as a home cook than all the other culinary sources I follow *combined*. Sincere thanks for sharing your expertise and passion for food! I cannot wait for the day we can come to Fallow and experience your food in person. Than you for making me better in the kitchen!
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Jack my lad my jaw dropped when you brought out the cab sauv vinegar, what an exceptionally clever complement to the natural flavor of the cauliflower and the rustic sweetness you add in by caramelizing. Bloody brilliant mate.
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The green oil one that you're use in your restaurant is looking suuuuper nice. Can we have a tutorial for how to make a green oil❤
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Such a great and instructive content! Thank you very much for putting it together. I do intend to try the courgette one this year. And if I have time, the cauliflower does look amazing (:
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That cauliflower one is rather similar to one I had in mind, but I was going to use coconut milk, curry powder, and garam masala. I had the idea but not the technique, so thank you for that.
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This channel absolutely rocks. My friends and family thank you.
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This is very well put. I don't even cook and I'm able to understand this process.
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Thanks for the tips guys, I am amazed
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Golden content. Also, the Turkey travel was a hit. Looking good, mate!
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I love this content! It's very descriptive and provides more ways to make and use a puree. Hopefully, one day, I'll be cooking just like you guys from Fallow.
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i need to try the celeriac purée, i made a parsnip purée also with koriander seeds and served it also with scallops and a pommegranate jus.
it was great, coz it was a recipe by Marcus Wareing.
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I'm not even big on cooking; But this is both informative, encouraging, motivating and interesting.
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Beautiful, Enriching masterclass fellas. There ya go mate. God Bless.
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The chef I'm working under recommended to read your content. It's pretty great!
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For those who don't speak the King's English like myself:
Celeriac is Celery Root and Courgette is Zucchini.
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I'd love to see a follow up content to demonstrate approaches to other kinds of puree that may not be as savory (ex. pistachio, apple, mango, etc.)
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Great content. The hair is coming back in nicely, too!
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I enjoyed Fallow's own take of the sriracha sauce on the cod's head dish on my visit last night. A nice twist with the added richness of the butter.
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Great content, good info and easy to follow techniques.  Can't wait to add to my repertoire.
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Excellent content, thank you. Trying the celeriac for sure!
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