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À l’occasion du Nouvel An chinois, Bouche B s’invite chez SENsation pour célébrer un monument de la gastronomie : le canard laqué. Aux commandes, Samuel Lee, né à Hong Kong, fort de plus de vingt ans de carrière, dont dix comme chef exécutif du Shang Palace, le restaurant chinois étoilé du Shangri-La à Paris. Aujourd’hui dans son restaurant, il signe une cuisine chinoise authentique et contemporaine, nourrie par les saisons, les produits locaux et l’esprit festif. Une cuisine en mouvement, entre héritage chinois et liberté créatrice.

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00:04Tout de suite, on rejoint Béatrice Constant qui va nous faire goûter le meilleur de la cuisine asiatique pour célébrer
00:09le nouvel an chinois.
00:11C'est parti, c'est Bouchbé.
00:12En février, on célèbre le nouvel an chinois, l'occasion rêvée pour cette année du cheval de feu de découvrir
00:18l'adresse du chef Samuel Lee qui s'appelle Sensation.
00:22Samuel Lee, on l'a connu à la tête des cuisines du Shangri-La où il avait une étoile, des
00:27aromées, il a son propre restaurant.
00:30Il a développé une cuisine traditionnelle chinoise, légèrement modernisée, complètement au goût du jour, qui est excellente et on va
00:37particulièrement découvrir le canard laqué qui est une recette toujours un peu mythique de la cuisine chinoise.
00:44Alors c'est un canard laqué pas comme les autres, je vous invite à découvrir ça.
00:48So thank you very much for receiving us here.
00:52You spent many years in the Palace Kitchen at Shangri-La.
00:56Why did you decide to open your own restaurant?
00:59Just we would like to create a nice environment, have a French touch like you see in here.
01:07We also have a Chinese element, we can buy together.
01:13Let more people can discover a nice Chinese cuisine in Paris.
01:19Yeah, this is what we would like to present to the client.
01:24Actually, for my cuisine, it's a keep authentic tradition cooking technique.
01:33But we will consider the nice French order to come by together.
01:39But when you eat, you will finalize.
01:43It's a real Chinese cuisine.
01:45But something you will use to have, like cheese, like oyster, yeah.
01:53So make the client is more easy to understand what I would like to present.
02:01In some days, it's going to be a Chinese New Year.
02:05What are the main qualities of the Year of the Horse?
02:09Well, actually, some dishes we will have linked with horse, but in the Chinese characters.
02:18Like the water transplant, we will call matai, like the horse feet.
02:26Ah, yes?
02:26Yeah.
02:28And you're going to have a menu, a special menu for the Chinese New Year?
02:33During how many days, approximately?
02:36Only one week.
02:37Oh, and starting when?
02:39Starting in the first of the Chinese New Year.
02:42Okay, amazing.
02:43And what are the main dishes that we're going to see on the menu?
02:50Of course.
02:50Always the duck?
02:51Of course, the duck.
02:53Yeah, this one is many people looking for.
02:56Yeah, I know that a lot of people are coming here, not during the Chinese New Year,
03:02but every day since the opening of the restaurant for the roast duck.
03:09Can you explain to us why it is not a classical roast duck, why it is not Cantonese, why it
03:17is not from Beijing?
03:19Because we would like to create the duck is delicious, and also have a story behind.
03:27I used the Cantonese technique combined with the Beijing technique to create the duck.
03:34Because the Beijing duck origin is used, the duck is like the cherry duck is more fatty.
03:42So we choose the duck is different, more slim, like the roast duck in Cantonese.
03:49So we are marinated, and then roast before the surface, we will cook again with the hot oil,
03:57make the skin is super crispy.
04:00So that's why it cannot call it, it's Beijing duck.
04:04Yeah.
04:04And on the menu, it is right in the...
04:07I'm not Beijing duck.
04:09I'm not Beijing duck.
04:11Yeah.
04:11And how it is served, it's served in two different ways, one with the crepe and one with...
04:18And one in the wonton soup.
04:20Okay.
04:20We use the wonton soup to represent the duck bones.
04:25We make the very clear pop block to make the wonton inside.
04:31And you have the duck with the crepes and some cucumber, right?
04:37Yes, cucumber and leek.
04:38And leek and the brown sauce.
04:40Actually, the brown sauce, we have green sauce inside, have a hoisin sauce, have sesame sauce,
04:50have sugar mixed together.
04:53We have our own recipe.
04:55What?
04:56If we have to wish you something for this upcoming new year, what's going to be?
05:04Maybe one Michelin star as you used to have at Shangri-La, but in your own place.
05:12Yeah.
05:13Yeah.
05:13Of course.
05:14We hope we will put more effort.
05:18Yeah.
05:19Great.
05:20It's good.
05:21And enjoying to cook in your home.
05:25Of course.
05:26Of course.
05:26We are really enjoying opening this restaurant to welcome all the clients coming, because in
05:3511 hours this morning, in here, we feel it's very active for the wine bar, for the restaurant.
05:45So the clients coming here, they are very happy, because they have a more choice for the Chinese
05:50cuisine in here.
05:52Thank you so much for having us.
05:53And I wish you all the best for the new year.
05:57Okay.
05:57Thank you so much.
05:58Thank you for coming.
05:59Looking forward, you come again.
06:00Merci Béatrice.
06:01On va prendre un petit peu de hauteur.
06:03Direction la chapelle de la Sorbonne, qui est en rénovation depuis plus d'un an.
06:08Une grande interview perchée sur des échafaudages.
06:11On va prendre un petit peu de hauteur.
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