Carême S01E05 Englis Sub
Carême Season 1 Episode 5 Englis Sub
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00:00Mr. Bailly did not keep anything very personal.
00:10And the pastry shop?
00:12Well, given the situation of Mr. Bailly at the time of his death,
00:17and the suspicions of treason that weighed,
00:20these real estate have been seized by the State...
00:22Don't tire yourself, Maître.
00:24Mr. Bailly did not keep anything very personal.
00:26These real estate have been seized by the State...
00:28Don't tire yourself, Maître.
00:31I understand.
01:26I understand.
01:34You are disappointed by my failure.
01:42Our failure.
01:45This strange Louis XVIII seemed ready to give up the crown,
01:48and then, at the last moment, let it fall.
01:51As if something had played against us.
01:54In Poland.
01:55Something or someone.
01:57Bonaparte will not become king.
01:59Without a sovereign and no heir,
02:01France can fall into chaos again at any moment.
02:12Courtyard!
02:14This kid has no interest in making me lose the Almanac of Gourmets
02:17the same year it takes place under my roof.
02:22Burn this in the kitchen.
02:23It's inedible.
02:33For another house,
02:35in style,
02:36but not for the prince of Thaler-en-Périgord.
02:44And put this kitchen away.
02:48Antonin, the contest is tomorrow. We have to be ready.
02:51I think I don't give a damn about this contest.
02:56Do you see the result?
03:00You have to do the contest, because you can do better.
03:04Listen, I'm sorry for Baye.
03:06No, you don't speak of Baye.
03:13Nobody here
03:15speaks to me
03:16of Baye!
03:20Is that clear?
03:21Yes, sir.
03:27You know, I read the results of last year's contest.
03:30And they are the incredible dames of salmon with butter and...
03:32Are you deaf or what?
03:34You're the only one who cares about this contest.
03:37Except that nobody cares about your kitchen.
03:40But my kitchen allows you to be the best cook in France.
03:43While you're the last of the assholes.
03:51I'm sorry.
04:05It's okay.
04:06It's okay.
04:20Imagine if we went far away.
04:22No more betrayal.
04:23No more lies.
04:25Think about it sometimes.
04:37I avenged my father before.
04:41Mr. Larinière.
04:42Mr. Larinière.
04:43What will the contest look like this year?
04:46Will there be a contest to nominate the best cook in France?
04:49Or a fight to the death with a suicide at the end, like last year?
04:52In short.
04:53A cook ended his stay at the end of the contest because he had lost.
04:56Is it the fault of the contest or his mediocrity?
04:59And why did you choose this contest?
05:01Because it's the last of the assholes.
05:03And why did you choose this contest?
05:04Because it's the last of the assholes.
05:06And why did you choose the Minister Talleyrand to host this year's biggest culinary contest in France?
05:10Because he's a gourmet who spotted a particularly promising young talent this year.
05:14And because he has an unlimited budget.
05:17And why is the contest still not open to the public?
05:20Because the public is content to eat potatoes every day.
05:23What does the high cuisine understand?
05:25No, the competition must take place between experts.
05:28Why always want to open everything to the public?
05:30Now, ladies and gentlemen, if you will excuse me.
05:32Crémant, Crémant, Crémant, who's going to win?
05:37Mr. de la Reillière, who are you betting on?
05:55Give me that.
06:02In fact, are you concerned about this contest?
06:06Your ambition? Your career?
06:09I want my table to be the best chef in France.
06:13The whole world will rush here.
06:15And I need my enemies at my table, close to me, to negotiate with them.
06:19And what am I to you?
06:21A wise monkey?
06:23That we exhibit during meals?
06:25No, don't say anything.
06:27You're going to become a legend.
06:29Even Joséphine, who's been bugging us a bit since your little intervention,
06:34won't come for dinner here.
06:38So, what more do you need to be motivated?
06:45Fouché's head.
06:50Get out.
06:53You still haven't understood that you can't get rid of Fouché like that.
06:57No.
06:59But it's the way he's going to get rid of me.
07:04Bonaparte's itinerary,
07:06the one you asked me to copy, the one that was used for the attack.
07:10It's Fouché who has it.
07:13And he knows I wrote it.
07:19I'll take care of it.
07:21And you, focus on this contest.
07:22How can I tell you?
07:24I'm not going to do your fucking contest.
07:26Your job is to cook.
07:28And I pay you for that.
07:30So, get to work.
07:49Marie-Antoine.
07:50Marie-Antoine Carême.
07:53Grand Prix of pretension and egocentrism.
07:58François-André Laguipierre.
08:01Unbeatable in the category of alcoholics and sexual obsessions.
08:08Auguste Larcher.
08:10He's been selected.
08:12How do you know him?
08:15I read that I started.
08:17And I worked with him.
08:18You're not going to let yourself be impressed, I hope.
08:21There is a time when the student must become the master of the master.
08:25And I'm going to get all that.
08:36Auguste?
08:39What are you doing here?
08:41I come from the restaurant, they told me you were there.
08:43What happened to you?
08:45A stupid accident.
08:46A stupid accident.
08:48A boiling oil pan that escaped an accident.
08:51I burned a roast right next to it.
08:54What brings you here?
08:56The contest.
08:58You were selected.
09:00You think I'm going to go with that?
09:02I can't do anything anymore.
09:04It's the chance of a life, it's not something you can refuse, Auguste.
09:09I'm going to help you.
09:11I studied the almanacs of the last three years.
09:13And in 1802, it was the court that won with...
09:16Salmon, butter, and grilled eel.
09:21Yes.
09:23Did you notice?
09:25Two plates of fish.
09:27Grimoire, a little bit like the sea.
09:33I'm looking for something precious.
09:37It's a plan drawn on a napkin in linen.
09:40I think I know where the object you want is.
09:41But the minister has been even more suspicious since Bailly's death.
09:45I'll give you the rest of the sum when you bring me the object.
09:50Very well, Your Excellency.
09:57You too have a mission.
10:11Your Excellency.
10:35Princess.
10:37Your Excellency.
10:39Oh, Monsieur le Consul.
10:41My name is Patrick Grimoire.
10:43I am only the second consul.
10:45In terms of taste, you will always be the first, my dear friend.
10:49And I present to you our third jury,
10:51Jean Antelme Brias-Savarin,
10:53magistrate, journalist,
10:55but above all a fine gastronome.
10:57Madame.
10:59Excuse me.
11:01Speaking of Bonaparte,
11:03is he still angry?
11:05In your opinion,
11:07you had promised him a crown.
11:09Instead, he received a fire letter from Louis.
11:11In the meantime.
11:13But it's impossible to proclaim him king
11:15if the Bourbons still claim the throne.
11:17You know him when he's angry.
11:19The candidates must be in the kitchen.
11:21Let's pay them a visit.
11:23Of course.
11:25Follow me.
11:36We're starting to worry.
11:38I'm here now.
11:42What is she doing there, Agathe?
11:52Easy, Monsieur.
11:54She works for me.
11:56Not today, sorry.
11:58Agathe, what's wrong?
12:02Agathe?
12:04I don't belong to anyone.
12:06And certainly not to you.
12:12How touching.
12:14And to say that it's thanks to me
12:16that you met each other.
12:24Here are our kitchens.
12:28Please.
12:30Magnificent.
12:32Well, gentlemen,
12:34here are the candidates
12:36who will compete today
12:38to conquer your palace.
12:40Each candidate will only have one meal to attend to.
12:45The competition will be held in two rounds.
12:47At the end of each round,
12:49the cook who arrives last will be eliminated.
12:51Of course, the dishes will be tasted blindly
12:54and we will judge them
12:56with the most rigorous impartiality.
12:59I don't know if calling it
13:01the Man of Sylvain Bailly will bring you luck.
13:05Gentlemen, the competition can begin.
13:07The first dish for lunch is up to you.
13:09One condition.
13:11It must be a Corsican dish.
13:13You have until 1 p.m.
13:15Good luck.
13:20Corsican, Corsican, Corsican.
13:22Aren't you half-Corsican, Noël?
13:24No, I have origins, that's all.
13:27So, genius, we lack inspiration.
13:32What do you know about Corsican dishes?
13:34I don't know, Karim.
13:36I've never been there.
13:38The rabbit illustrates everything.
13:40The rabbit illustrates everything.
13:42My mother used to make it all the time when I was little.
13:44It's a rabbit cooked and stuffed with honey and olives.
13:46That's it, we're going to do that.
13:48We're going to stuff it with viscera
13:50and pig liver.
13:52What? But we'll never have time, Karim.
13:54At 2.30 p.m., we have to cook the viscera and the pork separately
13:56with different temperatures.
13:58There's the sauce...
14:00A problem at the same time.
14:02OK? Get to work.
14:07I must admit you've done a good job, Sophie.
14:11Your salary...
14:17I won a battle,
14:19but I also lost a pure man when I went against Talleyrand,
14:21the adoptive father of his cook.
14:23He could have put pressure on his son.
14:26What are you going to do?
14:28I'm going to arrest him
14:30and copy the itinerary of the attack against Bonaparte.
14:34Can I take you there?
14:37Talleyrand is disappointed. He could help.
14:40What tells me you're not trying to protect him?
14:44Do you think the fate of a poor cook interests me?
14:48Bring the cook by tonight.
14:51Otherwise, I'll go get him myself.
15:07Come on!
15:24How did you know he was following me?
15:26The minister would let us pass by chance.
15:37Noel!
15:59Don't worry.
16:07It's OK.
16:16Are you all right, boss?
16:27The mount didn't hold.
16:29We need something to circle it.
16:38You do the other two.
16:41Is it good?
16:42It lacks salt.
16:43No!
17:07Damn it!
17:38I'm sorry.
17:59Are you betraying me now?
18:01I thought you didn't care about this contest.
18:04Anyway, no one is interested in my cooking, right?
18:07So what's your problem?
18:08That I don't cook for you, or that I cook for someone else?
18:13The problem is you.
18:16It's a shame, we could have done great things together.
18:18Now we'll see which one of us is better.
18:21Without me, to put your genius ideas in motion.
18:23And without my genius ideas?
18:25Your cooking is classic.
18:27When will you finally realize you need me?
18:32When you realize you need me.
18:37When you realize you need me.
19:08This little crown is funny.
19:30Well, the jury has made its decision.
19:33In third place,
19:34the polenta with chestnuts and figatello.
19:37The flavors were promising.
19:39They are completely drowned by a polenta,
19:41disastrously seasoned.
19:43The chestnut flour.
19:45A naive choice for its sweet side
19:47shows a screaming culinary ignorance.
19:50So, the poor proportion of salt is not a mistake,
19:52it's a professional mistake.
19:58The critics...
20:00I don't know.
20:01The critics...
20:03You are fucking philistines
20:05who spend your time explaining how to do things
20:07that you are unable to do yourself.
20:16Come on, come here.
20:23Look.
20:25In second place,
20:27the stuffed rabbit cooked with oysters and everything.
20:30The sauce is perfect,
20:32even if the olives are surprising.
20:34We didn't expect to find here such low-class food.
20:38But the judges are too kind.
20:40Nothing works together.
20:41It looks like the meat wants to escape the farce
20:43as if it was ashamed to be with her on this plate.
20:46It's an originality that flirts with the shipwreck.
20:50The one who cooked it must be a burnt head.
20:52But to overcome without peril,
20:55one triumphs without glory.
20:56Corneille.
20:57But if you claim perils,
20:59we can offer you some.
21:01Madame Napoléon Bonaparte.
21:06Dear friend,
21:07learning that the Almanac competition
21:09was held at your home this year,
21:11we couldn't help but come and support
21:13this delicious initiative.
21:17You did well.
21:20So distractions are so rare at the Tuileries?
21:23Let's say that a young protégé
21:25of your husband was able to arouse my curiosity.
21:29But we didn't want to interrupt the debate.
21:32Where were you?
21:35Well, the best dish is
21:37Auguste Larcher's azimino.
21:40The different fish are perfectly cooked.
21:43The broth has been seasoned with balance and delicacy.
21:48A delight.
21:49Bravo!
21:50Bravo!
21:51Bravo!
21:52Bravo!
21:53Bravo!
21:54Bravo!
21:55Bravo!
21:56Bravo!
21:57Bravo!
21:58For dinner, the dish is set.
22:00And in honor of the First Consul,
22:02it is his favorite dish.
22:05Not the maringot chicken.
22:06The maringot chicken.
22:15She was with Fouché.
22:18The princess should perhaps change ladies of company.
22:22Yes?
22:25Henriette.
22:27I have a surprise for you.
22:28I went to get Madam's perfume earlier
22:30and the merchant gave me this one for you.
22:40Sir?
22:42On the way, I met
22:44Minister Fouché.
22:47He called me as if we knew each other
22:49when I never met him.
22:53I'm afraid he's watching us all.
22:57Did you talk to him?
22:59Yes, he asked me what was going on here
23:01and I told him there was a cooking competition.
23:06That's all.
23:10Thank you, Henriette, for warning me.
23:23He seemed sincere at the end.
23:26More like a joke.
23:28Seriously, the maringot chicken.
23:30It's of no interest to me.
23:31Start again.
23:32You hesitate, you doubt.
23:34You can win this competition.
23:36Stop telling me what to do.
23:38I'm not your panther.
23:41I'm talking about you.
23:43What you are capable of.
23:47So for one hour,
23:48just one hour,
23:51forget everything
23:52and let go.
23:54Let go, for God's sake!
23:57This plan is of no interest to me.
23:58Very well, find eight in one.
24:03It's over.
24:08I'll give you ten seconds.
24:10Ten.
24:12Nine.
24:13Eight.
24:17Seven.
24:20Six.
24:24Five.
24:27Four.
24:30Three.
24:32No chicken.
24:35We're going to cook veal
24:36with a light cream,
24:38so it's more original.
24:40We're adding seasonal vegetables.
24:41Are you sure, boss?
24:42They said the innovation...
24:44Okay.
24:48Let's go.
25:02Nice lie,
25:03your perfume story.
25:06I owe you no explanation.
25:08Really?
25:13But who do you think you are?
25:17Stop!
25:18Stop!
25:19Let go of me!
25:22Stop!
25:24If you don't want your parents to know,
25:25shut up.
25:47No, no, no, no.
26:10I'm sorry, boss.
26:11Are you okay, Noel?
26:12It's okay, it's okay.
26:13Let him.
26:14Let me take care of it.
26:15Accidents are part of the job.
26:18Follow me.
26:24I won't have time.
26:40What do you think?
26:42You think I've never cooked in my life?
26:45When I was in exile in America, I couldn't afford a cook.
27:15I've never cooked in my life.
27:30Here's a farm chicken with maringo, anchovies and squids.
27:36Perfect.
27:45Okay.
28:06Ta-da.
28:15Marino.
28:16Marino.
28:17Marino.
28:18Marino.
28:19Marino.
28:20Marino.
28:21Marino.
28:22Marino.
28:23Marino.
28:24Marino.
28:25Marino.
28:26Marino.
28:27Marino.
28:28Marino.
28:29Marino.
28:30Marino.
28:31Marino.
28:32Marino.
28:33Marino.
28:34Marino.
28:35Marino.
28:36Marino.
28:37Marino.
28:38Marino.
28:39Marino.
28:40Marino.
28:41Marino.
28:42Marino.
28:43Marino.
28:44Marino.
28:45Marino.
28:46Marino.
28:47Marino.
28:48Marino.
28:49Marino.
28:50Marino.
28:51Marino.
28:52Marino.
28:53Marino.
28:54Marino.
29:02VEGETABLE
29:05Seasonal Plant
29:08Vegetable
29:10Intriguing.
29:12Your Excellency, it's your turn.
29:16I vote for the Vaux-Maringots.
29:18It's a treat for the palace.
29:19And a bit of audacity doesn't hurt.
29:23Briès-Favarin, what do you say?
29:25Maringot chicken is a tradition that should be honoured.
29:30The one who cooked it did it perfectly.
29:33I vote for him.
29:35A vote for everything.
29:37It's up to me to split the candidates.
29:45The second consul is right.
29:47This Vaux brings character to the dish.
29:50It's a dish that mixes the taste of architecture and the architecture of taste.
29:55I applaud.
29:56Two to one for the Vaux.
30:04Excuse me.
30:35This Vaux has an exquisite taste.
30:38But the Maringot chicken is my husband's favourite dish.
30:43And he changed it.
30:44This means that the first consul has a bad taste.
30:48No?
30:50But Madame,
30:52when it comes to cuisine,
30:53the only master that should have a gastronome is his palace.
30:57So I confirm.
30:58Monsieur the second consul.
31:01Oh, isn't it tomorrow that you have to discuss with my husband
31:03your ambitious reform of justice?
31:07Well, in that case, I won't fail to mention tonight
31:09our fortuitous meeting here
31:11and I'll tell him how much he can count on your dedication.
31:23I'm sorry.
31:25Maybe I should vote a little faster.
31:28The tradition in effect deserves to be respected.
31:30Don't give in.
31:32We are no longer in a monarchy.
31:35In the end, I vote for the chicken.
31:38Two to one for the chicken.
31:42Who prepared this delight?
31:45Who prepared this delight?
31:58Very well.
31:59I therefore proclaim Auguste Larcher
32:01champion of the Almanac des Gourmands 1803.
32:08Don't imagine that we are leaving
32:10if you still have a lot to forgive.
32:14To tell the truth,
32:15it is a woman that you have chosen
32:17best cook of the year.
32:19I am no longer able to cook.
32:21She did everything.
32:24Agathe Guichardet is the real winner of this competition.
32:30Bravo, Agathe.
32:45You're all alone.
32:46What's going on?
32:49Come quickly.
32:51What?
33:04Useless, he's already dead.
33:06How?
33:08He tried to force me.
33:11The squirrels.
33:12We're going to put him in the squirrels.
33:14No, he's going to see us.
33:15No, we're going to go through the domestic soldiers.
33:17They're all busy in the living room.
33:21Leaving him the title after such a lie
33:23is a dangerous precedent for our competition.
33:25Ladies and gentlemen,
33:26who could cook for the sacre de Bonaparte
33:29if not the winner of the Almanac des Gourmands?
33:31No one else, of course.
33:32Orge.
33:33Orge.
33:34Orge.
33:35Orge.
33:36Orge.
33:37Orge.
33:38Personne d'autre, évidemment.
33:39Orge doute que Bonaparte accepte
33:41qu'une femme cuisine pour son couronnement.
33:43Misogyne comme il est, ne pensez même pas.
33:46Vous savez bien que Louis s'accroche à sa couronne
33:48comme une moule à son rocher.
33:50J'en suis désolé,
33:52mais le gagnant cette année va devoir être un homme.
33:55Car si vous ne pouvez pas être rein,
33:57madame,
33:59que diriez-vous d'être...
34:05impératrice.
34:08A king evokes a painful past, while an emperor is the myth.
34:13Charlemagne, Caesar.
34:15A new future for a reconciled nation.
34:19For once, I like your idea.
34:27What does the man from afar say?
34:30Why not even a coronation in Rome with the Pope,
34:33like Charlemagne in the year 800?
34:35Paris is the new Rome.
34:37It's up to the Pope to move.
34:39And so this talented young woman will lose her crown,
34:43for reasons of state.
34:45It will be neither the last nor the first to lose something for reasons of state.
34:53I thought you wanted to get rid of Josephine,
34:57not crown her.
35:00Promises only commit those who receive them.
35:05Take it easy.
35:36Hurry up.
35:42Where are you going?
35:45Now.
35:48I was going to have you arrested tonight.
35:50I did the best I could to buy some time.
35:54Come with me.
35:56We'll leave together.
35:59We'll start all over again.
36:02Get your things ready.
36:05I'll do the same.
36:07We'll meet here in 15 minutes.
36:17I'll join you at your restaurant tomorrow, okay?
36:20Don't be silly.
36:22I'm a man of my word.
36:24No.
36:25And you'll prepare the imperial menu with Karem.
36:28With this arrogant pretence?
36:30I'd rather die.
36:33He's got talent.
36:35His talent is seductive.
36:37But be careful.
36:39Come here.
36:45Don't worry about me, I'll be fine.
36:55Goodbye, Agathe.
36:58Goodbye.
37:22Go on.
37:24Good night.
37:54Good night.
38:19What are you doing?
38:22I'm leaving.
38:28I'll leave you all this.
38:33With everything you've done, you deserve it.
38:39Come here.
38:43Thank you for everything.
38:52Goodbye.
39:03You can't leave.
39:05You have to cook for the coronation.
39:07What coronation?
39:09Bonaparte is going to be emperor.
39:11And a woman can't cook for her coronation.
39:13So you were chosen to cook.
39:22What more do you want?
39:28I don't have a choice.
39:30I can't stay.
39:33You know, cooking is not everything in life.
39:36Avant, first news.
39:42Leave us, Agathe.
39:44Where are you going?
39:46I'm going to see Fouché.
39:54Did you know that Cortiade surprised Henriette
39:56during her date with Fouché?
39:58You didn't know, of course.
40:02I was wondering
40:04how you could know that Fouché had the itinerary.
40:12Do you want me to tell you what I think?
40:15It's also her who betrayed us to this life.
40:20I also believe that you left here to leave with her.
40:27What are you going to do?
40:29Are you going to threaten to give it back to Fouché
40:31if I don't stay at your service?
40:35No.
40:37You can leave.
40:41You are free.
40:45You are free.
40:52The Bonaparte will be proud.
40:57Your crown of laurels made me think about it.
41:02You always want to take revenge.
41:05Fouché is so suspicious that he only eats one table.
41:08His.
41:10With one exception.
41:13The Holy of Napoleons.
41:33I can't betray my father's love. I'm sorry.
41:36But I'll join you later.
41:42Henriette, listen to me.
41:44Go to hell!
42:13Come in.
42:19Liliane.
42:21I think the last time you came to my office
42:23Bonaparte wasn't even the first consul.
42:25I used to go up more often before the revolution
42:27but now with all your valets you don't need me anymore.
42:30You will accompany me.
42:32I have a success to celebrate.
42:35If you are here, it means you have something important to tell me.
42:38I guess.
42:40Show it to me instead.
42:46I'm sorry.
42:48I'm sorry.
42:50I'm sorry.
42:52I'm sorry.
42:54I'm sorry.
42:56I'm sorry.
42:58I'm sorry.
43:00I'm sorry.
43:02I'm sorry.
43:33Chazot, it's time.
43:43Stop cooking.
43:59Where's the proof?
44:03Shit!
44:05Sir.
44:18Who came in here today?
44:20You.
44:22Sir, I was with you all the time.
44:26Of course.
44:32Come in.
44:37Send men to look for Henriette.
44:40I'll see her immediately.
44:42I'll take care of it myself.
44:45There's something else.
44:48Our number one suspect for the attack.
44:50He just approached Quibron.
44:52Kadoudal.
44:56Put all our spies on alert and pay the informants.
45:00I want Paris to become a mousetrap.
45:04Now Kadoudal is our last chance to destroy Talleyrand.