@freitasex The sauce is loosely based on a Velouté sauce. The sauce is then worked towards this type of BBQ type sauce. Usually adding a tomato paste with hot peppers and seasoning.
Quite popular up here in The Great White North. Quebec origin actually. Give it a try when you have the time. Very tasty! Thank you Michael! KtC
@mehquig I was trying to think of the place in Montreal downtown where I had a similar style chicken. I made a few calls and was told the place is 'Chalet BBQ'. Not sure if it is there anymore but the chicken was better than both the Hubert and Swiss Chalet places. Of course they are all tasty. No St. Hubert out there on the west coast? I would think they would have a big business if they did.
Thank you Andy, I'm thinking of going down to Montreal to try some of that chicken I remember. KtC
@snowblazer12 When I tuck it in I just cut small slices into the lower thighs and pinch then in there. It holds them in place and prevents the burning. This method I used here will crispen the tips up no doubt. A trade off for a more evenly cooked wing. I don't eat the tips, so it works for me. Thank you for sharing. cheers, KtC
@kooktocook your tips werent event burnt in my opinion but just saying for other viewers cuz they might be able to control the cooking as well and for bigger birds too
i. love. you. :) merry xmas from China!!! Cooked up a nice tortierre the other day XD tasted like home......methinks I'll need to do up a chick'n like this before turkey day!!
@llam89 lol I just watched your Japanese Curry and Shrimp. Started reading my comments and I see you were over here. We are in synch :D Thanks Linda, the suace is a must try! KtC
Frank's hot sauce, Lousiana ...All the same, I say! ha ha
I was reading where most of the hot sauce manufactures in the U.S. get the same 'hot pepper mash' from the same distributor. I wasn't surprised 'because it all taste the same!!!'
cheers Bow-D! KtC
(oh I caught up on all your vids last night that I hadn't watched). Only about three (took over four hours to watch :DDDD)
@kooktocook That was funny HAHAHA.......and it all does taste the same .......watch out ....youtube will let me do 15 minute vids now ....mabey I can do a short movie ...hahaha.....but really im working on cuttining to the chase but its not easy for me .......LOL....!!!
@bowhunter2439 15 minutes! I could walk Bella and cook the whole dinner in 15 minutes :D
Just kidding ya, don't change a thing. I always watch and wait for the big Bow-D yell and the bike roar! I enjoy your style and your cooking is great! cheers from Freezing Canada! KtC
@2damnfunny No problem. The sauce here is a familar taste. Not sure about T.O. but the grocery stores here use a similar combo (for their ready-to-go chickens. The traditional sauce is Quebec based and in it's origin is a typical Velouté sauce. Similar also to variable poutine gravies. I have a St. Hubert about 20 minutes away. :D cheers! KtC
@3ngin321 lol You know I never have enough around it seems of the homemade. I use the Lousiana sauce otherwise when I refer to hot sauce (most times, or I will state otherwise). Variable names including Frank's but they are pretty much the same (gonna hear from all the Frank's fans now :D).
The secret to all those so-called Buffalo recipes is the typical hot red pepper sauce. I drink that *&%# out of the bottle! KtC
A tasty sauce indeed and great on ribs. The sauce (variable to a degree, place to place) is popular in rotisserie restaurants up here. It is Quebec based and quite tasty. Yes, a must try on the chicken (and ribs). Baste as you go! KtC
WOW..like the way you roasted chicken over the inside of a baby nesco....I will add this cooking method to my skills....That looked real good i have a chicken in my freezer, that will be cooked this sat....Thanks KooK
@petmycatwiththose I haven't got a rotisserie so I find I like this method (the meat is up out of the pan and can cook evenly all over). Just flip it a couple of times. I have a few chicken recipes posted doing this. Works great! Yes, try the sauce! cheers mate, KtC
@theconmann9 I have seen a few posted recipes for the chalet sauce and it is much easier this way with better results. It all starts with a basic gravy and variable seasoning added. Although different to a degree the hubert, chalet and a few others (I'm thinking of a place in Montreal) PLUS a few grocery ready-to-go chickens, are pretty much the same (the basic recipe anyway). Good chicken! KtC
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EasyRecipesHQ 11 months ago
Merry Christmas ktc!!
jessicastarr9764 1 year ago
@jessicastarr9764 Merry Christmas Jessica!
kooktocook 1 year ago
I have never seen anything like that, wonderful in my opinion!
freitasex 1 year ago
@freitasex The sauce is loosely based on a Velouté sauce. The sauce is then worked towards this type of BBQ type sauce. Usually adding a tomato paste with hot peppers and seasoning.
Quite popular up here in The Great White North. Quebec origin actually. Give it a try when you have the time. Very tasty! Thank you Michael! KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
@kooktocook @freitasex omgggggg kooktocook and freitasex the best cooks on YouTube commenting on each other's videos!!!!!!! you guys are awesome!
lambo5688 1 year ago
@lambo5688 Thank you and I agree, freitasex is awesome! If we ever got together in the same kitchen we would have a great time :)
cheers! KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
Good stuff! It's a tradition back in Montreal...
mehquig 1 year ago
@mehquig I was trying to think of the place in Montreal downtown where I had a similar style chicken. I made a few calls and was told the place is 'Chalet BBQ'. Not sure if it is there anymore but the chicken was better than both the Hubert and Swiss Chalet places. Of course they are all tasty. No St. Hubert out there on the west coast? I would think they would have a big business if they did.
Thank you Andy, I'm thinking of going down to Montreal to try some of that chicken I remember. KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
@kooktocook If it is downtown Montreal, I think I know of the place to are referring to :) I know it by sight.
In the meantime, I am going to prepare your recipe :D
Cheers! :D
ScrotalKarma 1 year ago
@kooktocook There's no St. Hubert, but there is a Swiss Chalet right next to the Tim Horton's where the Harvey's used to be... I miss the Harvey's.
fehquig 1 year ago
@fehquig What no Harvey's?? Life is hell at times I tell you. Just hell. On that note I went to Harvey's last week. mmmmmmmm :D
cheers Andy! KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
i shall try this recipe looks delicious !
ELGQZ 1 year ago
@ELGQZ Thank you. Yes, very tasty. cheers, KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
That's quite an impressive ingredient list. It's got to be good! Would you let it marinate for a while, or just coat and roast?
anmoose 1 year ago
@anmoose No. Just slap it on and BBQ or roast. Reserve some for dipping. Tasty! cheers Moosie! KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
the wing tips are a bit more cooked than the rest of the chicken a lil tip for viewers, fold the chicken wing in and it wont burn the as easily
snowblazer12 1 year ago
@snowblazer12 When I tuck it in I just cut small slices into the lower thighs and pinch then in there. It holds them in place and prevents the burning. This method I used here will crispen the tips up no doubt. A trade off for a more evenly cooked wing. I don't eat the tips, so it works for me. Thank you for sharing. cheers, KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
@kooktocook your tips werent event burnt in my opinion but just saying for other viewers cuz they might be able to control the cooking as well and for bigger birds too
snowblazer12 1 year ago
i. love. you. :) merry xmas from China!!! Cooked up a nice tortierre the other day XD tasted like home......methinks I'll need to do up a chick'n like this before turkey day!!
spacemanspiff33 1 year ago
@spacemanspiff33 Merry Christmas to you too David! I haven't been to Asia in awhile myself. Been itchin to get back. cheers from Canada! KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
Now that looks good...!!
TheVittleVlog 1 year ago
@TheVittleVlog Thank Rick! All the best, KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
OOO That looks good. I love how you have your own recipe for almost ever kind of sauce
llam89 1 year ago
@llam89 lol I just watched your Japanese Curry and Shrimp. Started reading my comments and I see you were over here. We are in synch :D Thanks Linda, the suace is a must try! KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
@kooktocook WE sure are! ;) I think I'll try this someday. Would be good for Xmas
llam89 1 year ago
I LOVE how you use so many spices in the sauce! It must have tasted awesome with all that FLAVOR!
iloveflavor 1 year ago
@iloveflavor Hi Jenny! Yes, quite a few in there. They certainly work together for a bang! Yep, lots of 'Flavor' :) cheers! KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
Wow that was the happiest chicken ive seen in a long time.....LOL ...really good looking ....oh and im a Franks hot sauce fan ....!!
bowhunter2439 1 year ago
@bowhunter2439 It isn't happy anymore lol
Frank's hot sauce, Lousiana ...All the same, I say! ha ha
I was reading where most of the hot sauce manufactures in the U.S. get the same 'hot pepper mash' from the same distributor. I wasn't surprised 'because it all taste the same!!!'
cheers Bow-D! KtC
(oh I caught up on all your vids last night that I hadn't watched). Only about three (took over four hours to watch :DDDD)
kooktocook 1 year ago
@kooktocook That was funny HAHAHA.......and it all does taste the same .......watch out ....youtube will let me do 15 minute vids now ....mabey I can do a short movie ...hahaha.....but really im working on cuttining to the chase but its not easy for me .......LOL....!!!
bowhunter2439 1 year ago
@bowhunter2439 15 minutes! I could walk Bella and cook the whole dinner in 15 minutes :D
Just kidding ya, don't change a thing. I always watch and wait for the big Bow-D yell and the bike roar! I enjoy your style and your cooking is great! cheers from Freezing Canada! KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
omg so that looks so delicious!
italyboy2009 1 year ago
That looks so good, think I'll try it....Yummy!
JOHNINCOLUMBUS 1 year ago
@JOHNINCOLUMBUS A must try! KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
I miss St.Hubert's.
2damnfunny 1 year ago
@2damnfunny I'm here in Ottawa so I have both the chalet and hubert. I do prefer the hubert (a bit more/ better fries). cheers! KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
@kooktocook So lucky...they closed the last one in Toronto years ago....miss that chicken.
Thanks for the video.
2damnfunny 1 year ago
@2damnfunny No problem. The sauce here is a familar taste. Not sure about T.O. but the grocery stores here use a similar combo (for their ready-to-go chickens. The traditional sauce is Quebec based and in it's origin is a typical Velouté sauce. Similar also to variable poutine gravies. I have a St. Hubert about 20 minutes away. :D cheers! KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
what hot sauce do you use Kook? Lousiana's Habanero? (it's my favourite :P )
3ngin321 1 year ago
@3ngin321 lol You know I never have enough around it seems of the homemade. I use the Lousiana sauce otherwise when I refer to hot sauce (most times, or I will state otherwise). Variable names including Frank's but they are pretty much the same (gonna hear from all the Frank's fans now :D).
The secret to all those so-called Buffalo recipes is the typical hot red pepper sauce. I drink that *&%# out of the bottle! KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
all i can say is i'm moving in! fix up the spare bedroom! :D
Texa41 1 year ago
@Texa41 Will do! Will make ya comfy! KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
Damn that looks good, that sauce sounds good boss
pandmonium2k7 1 year ago
@pandmonium2k7 Hey! How are ya today?
A tasty sauce indeed and great on ribs. The sauce (variable to a degree, place to place) is popular in rotisserie restaurants up here. It is Quebec based and quite tasty. Yes, a must try on the chicken (and ribs). Baste as you go! KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
WOW..like the way you roasted chicken over the inside of a baby nesco....I will add this cooking method to my skills....That looked real good i have a chicken in my freezer, that will be cooked this sat....Thanks KooK
petmycatwiththose 1 year ago
@petmycatwiththose I haven't got a rotisserie so I find I like this method (the meat is up out of the pan and can cook evenly all over). Just flip it a couple of times. I have a few chicken recipes posted doing this. Works great! Yes, try the sauce! cheers mate, KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
SWISS CHALET
theconmann9 1 year ago
@theconmann9 I have seen a few posted recipes for the chalet sauce and it is much easier this way with better results. It all starts with a basic gravy and variable seasoning added. Although different to a degree the hubert, chalet and a few others (I'm thinking of a place in Montreal) PLUS a few grocery ready-to-go chickens, are pretty much the same (the basic recipe anyway). Good chicken! KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
looks great...thanks for the post...thumbs up!!!
HALLSYSKITCHEN 1 year ago
ok...feckin yum
fantasy0coach 1 year ago
@fantasy0coach oh yeahhhh!
kooktocook 1 year ago
GJ kooktocook !!
StrangeCrew 1 year ago
@StrangeCrew thanks you! KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
This looks really good, and something really different. Thanks for the vid!
mrbr549 1 year ago
@mrbr549 Quite tasty. cheers! KtC
kooktocook 1 year ago
sexy
acf870 1 year ago
@acf870 yep :D
kooktocook 1 year ago